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SPART .DAILY Volume 111, No. 34 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 October 16, 1998 Fa nfaztee feathers Century-old church redeemed from fire By Lisa Mane F. Arellano organization of single parents and Alcoholics Staff Writer Anonymous is a support group for people with drinking problems. The church was also Three years after a devastating fire closed used as a concert hall for the San Jose the First Unitarian Church, the century-old Chamber Music Society. downtown San Jose church will reopen its The building was going through major ren- doors to the public at 7 p.m. today. ovations as part of the church's Second The First Unitarian Church is located on Century Project when the 1995 fire occurred. North Third Street between St. James and The $780,000 project included the renovation St. John streets. and earthquake retrofitting of the church. Construction is still going on, but Charles "It started in the roof when some building Hodgson, of Toeniskoetter and Breeding, Inc., material caught fire that night," said Jenny said he is optimistic they will be able to fin- Redfern, public affairs officer of the First ish at least the main sanctuary for Friday's Unitarian Church. Redfern said the St. rededication worship service. Toeniskoetter James Senior Center, located across the and Breeding, Inc. is the construction compa- street from the church, was used as a tempo- ny that is currently working on rebuilding rary site for church meetings. and renovating the church. Redfern said reconstruction did not begin The reopening of the church building falls right away because funds had to be raised. on the third anniversary of the fire. The wor- "Our fire insurance covered only the cost of ship service will celebrate "coming home," rebuilding the church to its state before the according to Senior Minister Lindi Ramsden fire, but the church was already starting to of the First Unitarian Church. fall apart when the fire destroyed it," Redfern "We want to reach out to friends and com- said. She said the fire insurance did not cover munity that have supported us so generously the cost of earthquake retrofitting and reno- over these three difficult years," Ramsden vation. said. "It took us three years to raise the funds to The church building, which was first repair and renovate the main worship area opened in 1892, was home to groups such as and the rest of the church building," Redfern the Visiting Nurses Association, a non-profit said. To date, $3.8 million in cash, loans and group which consisted of clinical nurses who pledges have been raised, enough to restore visited homes to make sure the elderly are the sanctuary, according to Redfern. properly taken care of at home. Parents Construction and repairs on the church Without Partners and Alcoholics Anonymous had to be halted a few times because of lack also held meetings in the church before it of funding, according to Hodgson. He said burned down. Parents Without Partners is an they began the work again six months ago. Political briefing aims to shed light on issues By Cecilia Afzelius-Ahn ers Roy Christman, Larry who covered the issues deal- Staff Writer Gerston and Linda Valenty, ing with the 11 statewide spoke for and against issues propositions to vote on, voters will face on the ballot many voters want to put time With about 30 measures on Nov. 3. and effort into voting wisely. and 11 propositions to vote Gerston, who came Christman was concerned on, it can be difficult to have straight to the discussion about people not knowing as enough knowledge about after being interviewed much as they want in order each item. about the election live at 6 to vote. This was one of the rea- p.m. on KNTV Channel 11, "I'm sorry there's not sons for the political briefing said voters often do one of enough information (about Rosalinda Garza/ Spartan Daily held Wednesday, when San two things on election day. the measures and proposi- Jose State University politi- Dressed In traditional feathered headdress, Aztec while Nauchajacatl Chavira holds up a popoxcomitl "Either they vote for one tions)," Christman said. cal science teachers dis- governor and follow the party "Most voters want to do this copalli, or incense, that is burned dur- dancers from the group Chimalxochitl, which means that holds the cussed the upcoming election of the governor straight right, but they need more "sun flower in the Aztec language of Nauhtl, postition ing the salute. Teatro de Luis Valdez is presented by in the University Room. down the ballot," he said, "or information." themselves to salute the four directions (north, south, the University Theatre and performed by the School About 40 people attended they don't know how to vote Valenty didn't just focus east and west) in the opening scene of Teatro de Luis Tounng Ensemble Production. when Political Science Chair and just vote for their party, on the election. She also Valdez. Ruben Colon blows into a large sea shell Terry Christensen, along no matter what the issue is" with political science lectur- According to Christman, See Briefing, page 4 Native American Heritage Week Flowers for the lady shows Indian culture still alive

By Sandra K. Avila neering major. Porno dancers perform in their colorful cos- Staff Writer "I don't have any Native American tumes, by listening to Indian storytelling friends. Most of my friends are Asian and and by looking at the art, jewelry and cloth- Spanish." ing. American Indians are alive and well, From 7 to 10 p.m. on Nov. 5 and 6, in the The events are scheduled from 11 a.m. to unbeknown to some people. engineering auditorium, Sarris will speak 3 p.m. on Nov. 6 in the Student Union's Porno Indians are scheduled to dance, on about the lives of California Indians living Barrett Ballroom. Nov. 6 in the Student Union's Barrett on reservations and in urban communities. According to Wilson, the American Indian Ballroom, wearing traditional costumes. "Most people assume the Indian culture vendors will be selling Indian art, jewelry This year's Native American Heritage has died out, but it is still very much alive," and clothes. Week's honorary guest speaker is Greg said Ken MacKay, associate dean of science. The nine-member society, which is spon- Sarris, a California Porno and Coastal "We want students to see how vibrant the soring the events, hopes to attract more Miwok Indian and author of "Grand culture is." than the 60 students who attended last Avenue." Sarris will talk about the lives of The segregation of Native Americans on year's Cherokee celebration. California Indians on Nov. 5 and 6. reservations makes it difficult for people to Today, the society continues the tradition 'This year's Native American theme is see that Indians still exist, according to of education as a priority by giving called Red Earth Day, which is honoring Chris Zubiate, an original member of the American Indian lectures and presentations California Indian Greg Semis and society. to high schools and colleges, according to California indigenous tribes," said Evonne Zubiate, an SJSU alumnus, recalls when Zubiate. Wilson, president of San Jose State the founding society only had three or four Yerba Buena High School and Evergreen University's local chapter of the American members. They went to schools and educat- College are two schools the society has lec- Indian Science and Engineering Society. ed student. about Native American culture. tured at this year, he said. The national branch of the American "We would try and encourage students to Zubiate said he plans to remain an active Indian Science and Engineering Society is attend college similar to recruiting," member in the American Indian Science and located in Boulder, Colo., and is made up of Zubiate said. Engineering Society at SJSU. diverse tribes, Wilson said. Zubiate, a Tigua Indian, was mentored Wilson, a Navajo Indian, said she plans to According to Wilson, the festivities are while he attended SJSU. carry on the tradition of educating students centered around cultural awareness. "Dr. Kenneth MacKay played an instru- by teaching high school after graduating in "Students are underexposed to Indian mental role in my college education," he December. Kathy De La Torre/ Spartan Daily culture," she said. said. "I couldn't have graduated without his "My intention is to teach in a tribal Some students are unaware that an support and encouragement." school," she said. I iens Andrade, a freshman at San Jose State University, pur- American Indian society exists on campus. MacKay said students have a great She plans to remain active in the chases flowers from Carlos Diaz at the Farmers' Market at the I have never heard of the organization," opportunity to see how alive the culture is American Indian Samos and Engineering corner of First and San Fernando streets on Thursday. The said Peeratron Saikomol, a mechanical engi- by attending Sarris's lecture, by seeing Society at SJSU. Farmers' Market is open Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 11111MIIM111111111111=1131211111111111111111=M1

Shepard's death cuts MIXED MEDIA Alternative parties to heart of problem: by Jack Ohman infuse fresh ideas, a homophobic society not same ol' rhetoric There was a guberna- torial debate Monday at GI Eti'l (.()1.1. ININ l' Chapman University in Orange County. All but two of the can- that desperate biweekly search for a col- didates attended. Inumn, I attempt and then quickly kill many Guess who wasn't ideas. For example, this column was going to there? be my take on the Clinton situation, until I Yep. Dan Lungren of decided that doing so would be lunacy. the Republican Party and Adding my voice to the chorus of all the Gray Davis of the columnists in America shouting out our opin- Democratic Party. ions about what was right that we were right Are you ready for the `wrasslin' revolution? The other five candi- would be like leaving a faucet on during a dates, however, present an flood. New World Order. Black and Wrestling is soap operas for guys. interesting contrast to NWO. Whereas women watch "Days of Our I feared that those 800 words would merely White. Red and Black. Austin 3:16. Lungren and Davis. . wash the final remains of rational thought in Goldberg. "Who's Next?" Lives" and "Melrose Place" for their jol- Dan Hamburg of the Green Party was there. America to points unknown. Probably Canada. You've seen the shirts everywhere. lies, guys tune in every Monday night to Steve Kubby of the Libertarian Party was there. But sometimes, events occur that scream to Guys and even girls are wearing them "WCW/NWO Monday Nitro" or to "WWF Gloria La Riva of the Peace and Freedom Party be commented on, in the hopes that we can across campus. Raw and Warzone." was there. Harold Bloomfield of the Natural Law make sense of them. This happened last Sunday Personally, I have worn the red and We get our kicks watching the Four Party was there. Nathan Johnson of the night when I heard of the tragedy that was black NWO shirt. A fellow staffer asked Horsemen, NWO Wolfpack, NWO American Independent Party was there. Matthew Shepard's final days. me what it was. She thought it was some Hollywood, Degeneration X, Nation of Yes, there actually are alternatives to the For those of you who haven't heard of the underground political movement, until I Domination and other wrestlers knock Democrats and Republicans. case, Shepard was a senior at the University of informed her otherwise. the crap out of each other. We cheer on as Hamburg, a former congressman from Ukiah, Wyoming. He also happened to be gay. He began "Wrestling? That's all it is?" she Goldberg spears the Giant, Kevin Nash is perhaps the best-known and most viable the final battle of his 21 -year life on Oct. 6th exclaimed with a look of disbelief "That's does the "Jackknife Power Bomb" on of the candidates. According to the San when he was lured from a bar by two other men. so stupid." Scott Hall, or The Rock finishes off the Francisco Chronicle, a recent Field Poll found From there, the men brutally beat the 5'2", The entertainment editor walked by Undertaker with "The People's Elbow." that 5 percent of the voters queried plan to vote 105-pound Shepard, shouting anti-gay slurs at me and said, "I used to have respect for We laugh as the wrestlers talk smack for a minor party candidate and Hamburg has him throughout his ordeal. They pistol-whipped you, but now..." he trailed off, pointing at about one another and their women. It's a chance to have a say in the outcome of the gov- him so severely that doctors could not operate my shirt. carnage in the name of fun. ernor's race. on his crushed skull. Pro wrestling is the most misunderstood sport Sure, wrestling is fake and often ridiculous. Yes, "Hamburg is going to get more than 1 or 2 They tied him to a fence, stole his shoes and and its fans suffer discrimination for it. They are there is no way you can be stomped repeatedly in percent of the vote, it appears to me," the wallet and left him in the near-freezing ridiculed for enjoying it and battered into embarass- the face and not be bleeding. We know if most of Chronicle quoted Field Poll director Mark Wyoming night to die. ment. those moves were real, hardly a wrestler would be DiCamillo as saying. "He will impact the race if Shepard wasn't found until the next night. Well, enough, I say. It's time for all wrestling fans left without a broken neck or back. The acting is bad it becomes one decided by one or two percentage He was nearly mistaken for a scarecrow. He was to come out of the closet. We need to have a Pro and the costumes are sometimes extremely lame. points." taken to a Colorado hospital and never regained Wrestling Pride Day. We need to march down the Who cares? It's fun as heck to watch after spend- Too bad the Green Party doesn't have the consciousness, dying early Monday morning. streets and take back our dignity. Let's erase all the ing all day Monday at work or in school. green as in money needed to get Hamburg In the wake of Shepard's death, new and "Fag Power and Dyke Power" chalk scratchings in Every Monday I'll be there rooting for the NWO into office. overdue attention is being paid to hate crimes front of the Student Union and replace them with Wolfpack to kick some serious butt. Every time the In an opinion piece written for the San all over America, especially those committed wrestling slogans. A new minority must be heard. Four Horsemen or the NWO Hollywood get slapped Francisco Examiner, Hamburg wrote of his big- against gays and lesbians. "VVolfpack Most Definitely In The House!" and down, I'll cheer. And my friends who hate the moneyed rivals, "Like the rival fiddlers I was surprised when Shepard's father pro- "The Black and White Express" can adorn the side- Wolfpack will applaud when they get thrashed. Tweedledum and Tweedledee, Gray Davis and claimed to the press that he didn't want walk in front of the Union. Along with This stuff is better than those soap operas where Dan Lungren play an indistinguishable tune ... Matthew to be used as a symbol. I can under- "Degeneration X: Suck It!", "The Four Horsemen: the lover of some chick is actually the clone of her I'm running for governor because the breadth of stand why a grieving parent wouldn't want Committment to Excellence" and "Austin 3:16 says, dead brother and he is secretly a serial killer who is political discourse in this state is too narrow," their child to be a martyr for a movement. A 'I Just Whooped Your Ass!'." seducing her mother, who is having a torrid lesbian Hamburg wrote. "We need not just a new riff, but political cause is more anonymous and far- A revolution must be started. If anyone disagrees affair with her bedridden father's nurse, but in actu- a whole new tune." reaching than the child that they knew and with us, do the "Diamond Cutter" on them. Show ality her father is only pretending to be bedridden Hamburg and his four fellow obscure guber- loved. them the pain inflicted by a "Scorpion Death Drop.* because he is planning on faking his death so he can natorial candidates have some great ideas for Its a shame that Matthew Shepard will only "Choke Slam" the puny guys. Make them scream for run off to the Bahamas. this state. will be known for the atrocious way he died and not mercy as you do the "Torture Rack" and "Lion The revolution will begin and wrestling fans Kubby and Johnson and their parties want to for what he contributed in life. Tamer" on them. Hell, climb up a palm tree and do carry the ignited torch. We will find unity and pride see less government intervention in people's His death was America's wake-up call. Now a big splash on them after they have been battered in our shared struggle. Whenever I see someone lives. Johnson also favors school vouchers, which or wrestler on we have an idea how low our hate can take us, senseless. This will not be a peaceful revolution. It wear the shirts of their favorite team would let taxpayers receive rebates from the and we can hopefully do something about it. will be one rife with unnecessary violence. campus, I have to smile. Anyone who disses us will state and use the funds to send their kids to the But we have a little hurdle to clear before we As the Macho Man would say, "Oh yeeeaaahhh!" immediately feel the crunch of the "backbreaker." school of their choice, be it public or private. can do so. It's called homophobia. As it has been Despite all the broken and bleeding bodies that Violence will silence all of our opposition. Bloomfield wants the government to spend Next?" discussed in the Daily since the beginning of will be left in our wake, at least we will be able to Like Goldberg's slogan says, "Who's more of its health care money on prevention time, homophobes have many reasons for their say that we were not the ones who kept Carl's Jr. off This is what it means to be a pro wrestling fan. rather than cures. prejudices: of this campus. Maiming people is one thing, but we And I am proud to be one. Kubby, La Riva and Hamburg also favor legal- They think that homosexuals are depraved would not keep the best fast food place off this cam- Or maybe I'm just a loser with too much time to izing marijuana. According to the Chronicle, because they love someone of the same sex. That pus. Nonetheless, we will be understood. kill on Monday nights. Kubby credits the weed with keeping his cancer if the Bible didn't allow for homosexuality, then Shane Lewis is a Spartan Daily senior staff writer in check. it cannot be allowed two thousand years later. His column appears every Friday. One candidate has some ideas straight out of They think that people who are gay choose to left field. be. They think that gay people will convert all La Riva essentially wants to turn the state the innocent neighborhood children into an evil Monday into the People's Republic of California. lifestyle from which they can never return. Catholic Campus Ministry According to the Chronicle, she favors free pub- They think that gay people can beconverted. Sparta Guide Daily mass from 12:10 - 12:35 lic schools and universities, free health care, and Finally, just thinking about gay sex makes them call Freddie Muhammad at 301- p.m. at the Campus Ministry a public takeover of public utilities and financial nauseous. Friday 2795. Center located at the corner of 10th institutions. and San Carlos streets, across from And what I really can't understand is why Chinese Mandarin Bible She might as well rename Sacramento the residence halls. For more infor- Matthew Shepard's murderers and people like Fellowship Catholic Campus Ministry "Moscow" while she's at it. mation, call Ginny at 938-1610. the Rev. Fred Phelps (who is planning on bring- Special guest speaker will talk Daily mass from 1210 - 12:35 Regardless of one's political School of Art and Design leanings, one ing his band of merry followers to protest at about relationship issues. Life p.m. at the Campus Ministry should keep this in mind A student gallery art exhibit when voting on Nov. 3: Shepard's funeral charming, huh?) are so sharing, songs and refreshments Center located at the corner of 10th There are seven candidates for governor. and San Carlos streets, across from will take place at the Art and I.S. hung up on this small detail that they want to from 2 - 4 p.m. in the Student The five "third party" candidates are a kill or dedicate their lives to harassing gay peo- Union's Montalvo Room. For more the residence halls For more infor- buildings from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. It is a pre thesis review. For more infor- refreshing alternative to the same old ple. What is it about gay people that threatens information. call Joyce Lim at 993- mation. call Ginny at 938-1610. mation call Scott or Jenny at 924- Democratic/Republican politics. It is high time homophobes so much? 8006. they be SJSU Theatre Department 4330. heard. Just because they lack money and In these days following Matthew Shepard's Institute for Social media attention doesn't mean they lack credibil- death, we may actually solve this mystery. Chinese Campus Fellowship 'Teatro De Luis Valdes' at 7 p.m. at the University Theatre in Responsibility ity A vote for Hamburg, Johnson, Bloomfield, La I hope America sees what happened in Read and learn part II from 2:30 Riva or - 430 p.m in the Student Union's Hugh Gillis Hall. For more infor- A lecture on 'Regulation, Kubby is not a wasted vote. It is a state- Wyoming as a somber lesson to be learned and mation, call Mary Gibboney at 924- Remediation and Common Sense: A ment that "business as usual" is no longer acts accordingly. Matthew Shepard wouldn't Almaden Room. For more information, call Esther Mar at 298-4693. 4555. 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By Heidi Marie Ortasson "I'm ready for this," Nordell Staff Writes said. "I've been playing tennis since I was 7. I'm excited about the tournament." There's an old saying: love Nordell was recruited from means nothing in tennis. Bromma High School in Don't tell that to the players Stockholm, Sweden, said assis- on the San Jose State tant coach Emmanuel Udozorh. University women's tennis "We took a look at her playing team. They love tennis and are records and sta- preparing to tistics, and she take names and came right cause damage 11 over," he said. this season. "We couldn't be Practicing We have a lot of happier. She's a three hours a great player day in the sun, fresh blood and with a lot of the Spartans new talent, so we potential. She's work on really going to increasing their feel pretty confi- help the team. strength and dent that we're Her forehand is precision for very good." their first tour- going to have a Nordell is a nament, the freshman Chris Preovolos/ Spartan Daily Saint Mary's strong season. majoring in San Jose State University tennis player Liz Marpuri practices on the today in a tournament at Saint Mary's College. Invitational in advertising and Marpuri and Daisy Moraga, which is attending South Campus tennis courts on Thursday in preparation for her match Hurst play as a doubles team in the three-day tournament. starts today and Anh-Dao Nguyen SJSU on a four- are a strong doubles team. lot at tournaments, and we the women's tennis team. and new talent, so we feel pretty goes through women's tennis coach year tennis "They have a lot of good wound up together on our col- "They're fantastic players," we're going to Sunday. confident that scholarship. chemistry," Udozorh said. "I look lege tennis team." Nguyen said. "We're going Nguyen "I'm tremen- to have a strong season," "I'm already forward to what they will accom- Hurst agreed, saying they make the dously excited," most of their abilities said. "We're very excited." enjoying the plish together this season." know each other well. this season. All coach Anh-Dao the players on "I think we'll beat the other team, and I Marpuri and Hurst have been "I think we play really well the team get along well and teams with no problem," Nguyen said. "This is a really think the next few years are playing tennis together for 10 together," she said. We're in- spend time together off the good recruiting class." Marpuri said. "We'll definitely going to be great," she said. years in the junior tournament tone with each other on the court. The atmosphere is very Back The women's tennis team has do better than last year. The coaches of the team have circuit. court, and we know the other encouraging." at least one excellent new mem- then we weren't playing our high hopes for Nordell, but "We've known each other for a person's moves. I'm looking for- Nguyen said ber, according to Nguyen. the team plans best, but this year we're very agree there are also other play- long time," said Marpuri, a ward to a winning season." to improve over last year's per- Anna Nordell is all set for her excited. ers to watch. management information sys- Hurst, a philosophy major, formance, when first American tournament this SJSU finished "We have a new, young group According to Udozorh, seniors tems/accounting major. "We and Marpuri are both seniors, so 12-11 overall. weekend. of players and a lot of talented Liz Marpuri and Daisy Hurst used to bump into each other a this will be their last season on "We have a lot of fresh blood people working together." Briefing. Clark's 49er future murky BUY RECYCLED.. Continued from page 1 SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) Indians playoff game Friday Dwight Clark's imminent night, reports began circulating Share pur life. Share .pair decision. spoke about the impeachment difficult, but not impossible. departure from the San Clark planned to leave the issue concerning President "A confident, well-informed For a free brochure about Organ & Traroe Francisco 49ers is on hold 49ers for the Browns. Donation, call 1-800-355-SHARE Clinton. She said the public is woman with a good staff should- indefinitely Currently, Clark is working tired of hearing about Clinton's n't have any problems," Ford In no uncertain terms without a contract. But affair with Monica Lewinsky. said. "But a good base, support Thursday, the 49ers squashed Thrailkill, in an unspoken but Contain,' nit l)ertt;liort "Fifty-nine percent of and program is essential." rumors that Clark, the club's unmistakable warning to both Americans think that the Christensen discussed the executive vice president, was Clark and Policy, passed out the Republicans have handled (the politics in San Jose and Santa about to bolt to Cleveland and NFL's copies of the league's situation) poorly," Valenty said. Clara and focused mainly on the join friend and former 49ers anti -tampering policy during "It has led to a silence about the mayoral election, where, he said, DRINK UP president Carmen Policy to Thursday's news conference. impeachment both from the race is between Ron AND SAVE: help him assemble the new The policy bars any team Democrats and Republicans." Gonzales and Pat Dando. Browns. employee from discussing a job The odds against impeach- "I think Gonzales will win," Nevertheless, Clark's future with an employee from another ment are greater than for it, Christensen said. "He's a with the 49ers beyond this year team, regardless of their con- Valenty said. Democrat and San Jose is a remains murky. tractual status, during the sea- File Clerk According to Valenty, Clinton Democratic city. He is Latino, "The speculation in the son. has passed a $1.1 billion propos- and Latino voters have doubled Part-Time media is inappropriate and Clark has denied he talked al to decrease class sizes in in this district." incorrect," said Larry about a possible job with Policy, Enterprise Rent-A-Car seeks a grades K-12 and add 100,000 Dando, who currently is the Thrailkill, who assumed the who failed to return a phone new teachers nationwide. council member representing detail-oriented and dependable KLEIDOWS BAR 49ers' presidency on an interim call seeking comment from The individual for our regional appy our rom ii 'llest scores have gone down," District 10 (Almaden Valley), basis July 22, when Policy quit Associated Press. Sanctions for Valenty said. "Education has has not yet found a campaign or office in San Jose. to join Al Lerner's successful violating the league's tamper- Nightly specials gmAgm indeed suffered (from low bud- message that works, bid for the expansion Browns. ing policy include Mon. Fuzzy navels $2.50 forfeiture of Responsibilities include filing, gets). We're no longer compati- Christensen said. "Our front office staff will be draft choices. Tue. Bartender's choice $2.00 ble covering for the Wed. Shots - Schnapps $1.50 internationally. People have "(Dando) has failed to focus the same through the end of Clark also admitted he faxing and agreed fewer kids in Thur. Orgasm $2.50 the class- on specific neighborhoods," this year as it is right now," underestimated the attention receptionist. Excellent phone room will cause less Fri. Well Drinks $2.00 disruptions Christensen said. "She has used Thrailkill said. his trip to Cleveland brought on etiquette reqiiired. Filing experience and more focus by teachers." Sat. Kamikazes $2.00 TV and direct media more than Clark traveled to Cleveland him. Thrailkill said he didn't preferred. Sun. Purple Hooters $2.00 Valenty also discussed the focused contact, like door-to- last weekend to meet with mind Clark's visit with Policy few number of Competitive Salary Fri-Sat (to pm I am) Karaoke women in the door." Policy to discuss some 49ers- and as far as he knew, the meet- Senate. NFL Sunday Ticket According to Christensen, not related transitional issues as ing did not involve anything Fax resume to (408) 445-7531 "It is difficult for a woman to every voter goes down every well as unspecified personal about Clark's or Call : (408) 467-1300. 1 Post Str t Sari Jose keep her possible future seat in the Senate," she item on the ballot. matters. He cleared the trip employment (.30812,1 said. with the Browns. EOE M/F/D/V The mayor election will be on with Thrailkill, 49ers co-owners Thrailkill added he hopes to (corner ol Post & aan Pedro) Suzanne Ford, a member of top of the ballot, and the farther Eddie DeBartolo and Denise work out a contract to keep the SJSU Political Science down the ballot, the fewer peo- DeBartolo York and the league. Clark in San Francisco but Alumni Association, said being a ple will vote on that particular After he was seen together gave no timetable for finalizing woman politician may be lolversItv more item. with Policy at a Cleveland it. Sam loss State Men's & Women's Soccer Committed to Communitlt days 6 matches Inquiry and Social Justice in Education 6 American Heart of Spartan Soccer Funl Association.. Tesclrer Edo...on Flee, MEW Mame See the No. 3 nationally ranked Spartans men's soccer team and the Become a Teacher women's soccer team in action times ill,11( \\11,11 \ (HI (.1t. Master of Arts in Teaching this week! \\ 11\ 1,11.' 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