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lOPPOSING VIEWS If found guilty, should SPARTAN John Walker be sentenced VoL. to death? 118 Opinion, 2 No. 1 AUP AND COATING V ALSO IN TODAY'S Two years later, women's ISSUE basketball team is finding Opinion 2 Sports 4-6 its stride on the court. SERVING Opposing Views 2 Classified 7 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 Sparta Guide 8 Sports, 4 Alternatives Park and Ride lot on 10th Street offers way to avoid drive-around frustration By Anna Bakalis extra three-minute drive to the the first two DAIIA SFAFF WRITER Park and Ride lot for weeks, Alvarez said. Finding a parking space in a "You don't want to drive campus garage can be an uphill around in circles looking for slifORNIff battle, especially during the first parking and get frustrated or be two weeks of the semester. late for class," Alvarez said. , But armed with the right "Since 1998, the Park and Ride knowledge, students can find lot has become more popular for alternatives. commuters." "There's just not enough Richards said, "I'll probably spaces on campus," said Lt. Mar- use the Park and Ride. It's easier ianne Alvarez, support services to leave a little earlier and be conunander of University Police guaranteed a spot than to drive Department. "But there is ample around and risk being late for parking for all students if they class." look in the right place." Clark Lay, a freshman major- With more than 800 spaces, ing in kinesiology, said he had the Park and Ride lot, located at problems getting his parking per- South Seventh Street between mit. East Humboldt and East Alma "I preordered my permit and streets, is a short drive from the when I went to pick it up earlier edge of campus. Parking is free today, the line was so long, I for the first two weeks and $41 couldn't wait," Lay said. for a semester permit. Besides He said he received the wrong the Seventh Street garage, the permit last semester. Instead of Park and Ride lot is the only a resident pass, he got a com- other area that allows day pass- muter pass and had to spend es, which are sold from machines extra time correcting the mis- at the Park and Ride lot for $1 take. Andrea Scott / Daily Staff and at the garage for $2. "I hope it gets better. You just Republican candidates for govemor, from left, Bill University Theatre. The debate, sponsored by several state organi- "After 8:30 a.m., I hear it's don't want to deal with the has- pretty much impossible to find sle," Lay said. Simon, Bill Jones and Richard Riordan, answer questions from a zations, was one of two held on California State University parking in the garages," said Because of the lack of parking, panel of journalism professionals during a televised debate in the campuses before the March 5 primary elections. Dana Richards, a first-semester some students are finding more student at San Jose State Uni- creative ways to get to class on versity. She said she lives in time. Santa Cruz and will be commut- Mitra Banderi, a mathematics ing twice a week. graduate student, has been According to Alvarez, the Uni- attending SJ813 for two semes- versity Police Department plans ters and lives in Los Gatos. Dur- Republicans to direct the heavy traffic for the ing her first semester, Banderi first few weeks, said the overflow said she bought a permit, but from the campus garages will be found herself late even though Candidates debate at SJSU for party support against the current California governor sent to the Park and Ride lot. she would drive to campus one By Kemberly Gong woman's right to choose. cross party lines to make sure the part of the Davis administra- The "overflow lots," located on hour early. As many do, she found Jones maintained that his com- that it would prosper. DAILY STAFF EDITOR This was tion. East Alma Street between South herself circling the garages. mitment to the Republican Party amid accusations by his oppo- Jones, currently California's 10th Street and Senter Road, will "It's hard to find a space in a In the first of two Republican line could be seen by his previous, nents that he was unfair in his Secretary of State, criticized only be opened when the main garage," Banderi said. "Even if gubernatorial debates, three unwavering support. Both he and treatment of selling Los Angeles' Davis' leadership and saying one fills up, Alvarez said. you pay a fee for a permit, you GOP candidates debated Tues- Simon said they did not support power to the rest of California that California is due for "a little More buses have been added have to go around and up five day in the University Theater at gay unions or abortion. during the power crisis. straight talk." He said he brings to the route this semester, and a floors. After one year, I lost a lot San Jose State University. Jones raised the issue of Rior- Jones expressed his doubt at experience to the position with bus arrives at least once every 16 of energy," said Banderi, who now The debates were in prepara- dan's credibility and support for Riordan's ability to lead if he was more than a decade as a public minutes, from 6:15 a.m. to 4:30 drives to the Valley Transporta- tion for the primary elections on the Republican Party by empha- more concerned about the profits servant, serving in the State p.m., she said. tion Agency (VTA) Ohlone Sta- March 5, for a republican oppo- sizing Riordan's financial and made by Los Angeles inst,ead of Assembly and as California's Between 4:30 p.m. and 10:15 tion in Seuita Teresa, which is nent to Democratic Gov. Gray general support for the Democ- providing relief to the rest of Cal- chief elections officer. p.m., the shuttles will pick up five minutes from her home, and Davis. ratic Party and individual candi- ifornia. Jones strongly supported the students every 20 minutes Mon- takes light rail into downtown. Richard Riordan, Bill Simon dates, as well as his loose inter- The candidates were quick to Republican platform, saying he day through Thursday. On Fri- "It's better than driving and it and Bill Jones answered ques- pretation of highly controversial blame Gov. Davis for the state was concerned with immigration budget problems support illegal days, service is scheduled to saves gas," Banderi said. "It also tions from four prominent media Republican Party platforms. and also point- issues, but did not begin at 6:15 a.m. and end at 5:45 saves my energy." representatives and spoke on Riordan, the former mayor of ed out the $12 million deficit in immigration, as his opponent responded that as the budget that California has Riordan did. p.m., according to Alvarez The lack of parking on campus issues about the economy, energy Los Angeles, incentive to new drivers, and public policy issues of immi- mayor, he was responsible for the acquired since the energy crisis As an and the process of dealing with coffee and doughnuts will be the administrative tion gay union,: and a well hinng of that city and would as the result of poor planning on and bureau- gra see DEBATE, Page 7 served to those who brave the * See PARKING, Page 8 Admi? nistrator leaves position Library construction on schedule By Sarah Grace R u "Of course, development at Monterey is not going to be the scope it is at SJSU, II) Allison NI. f oley DAILY STAFF EDITCNt but I will be working to serve both the DAILY STAFF WRITER After working at San Jose State Uni- campus and my own community," John- versity for the past eight years, Dan son said. Amid downtown San Jose's ever-growing Johnson, the associate vice president for According to Don Missing, SJSD vice collection of unsightly steel structures, facilities operations and development, president of administration and finance, stands the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Joint a position at California State the search to find a replacement for Library. accepted Although there was a fair amount of University, Monterey as the vice presi- Johnson will begin in two to three weeks. with- apprehension when the idea of a joint library. dent of adrninistration and finance. He said he hopes to fill the position first arose, the progress being made should do It was the next promotional opportu- in the next four months. its part in dispelling these feelings, said Elsi nity," said Johnson, who began his career "We miss him." Kassing said. "He was Stotts, supervising librarian who is in charge at SJSU in 1994 as the director of design a wonderful asset." of main library services for the current Mar- construction and operations. According to Kassing, Johnson's tin Luther KingJr., Library in downtown San Johnson said he would continue to responsibilities, ranging from directing Jose. work with campus development issues in maintenance of the university, to budget "There was a lot of controversy about the Monterey area, which has been John- planning and planning design and con- this library," Stotts said. "I think the public son's home since 1957. See JOHNSON, Page will realize once it's there how beneficial it really is." Carrie Jeffries, a sophomore computer science major, agreed. Students settle into residence halls "I never once thought the new library much B) Paul Mercado Spring 2001 semester. project would be a problem. It seems According to Diana Tran, interim com- more beneficial than all of Clark Library's DAII Y S'IAFF WRI FIR munity relations coordinator at SJSU, resources combined," Jeffries said. into San Jose State the reason for the time change was that The Joint Library project, estimated to Students moving million altogether, is on experienced most students usually move in later in cost about $171 University's residence halls schedule, said Dolores Montenegro, the pro- a rocky start during the Martin Luther the day. ject manager for the San Jose Joint Library King Jr. holiday weekend. Tran also said the housing depart- Project. This means the library is in keep- Jessie Burke and Eric Antonelli, ment is working on updating the move-in ing with its projected opening date of Fall returning graphic design students, said information later this semester. 2003. The facilities should be ready for they thought the move-in time was still While waiting for the new move-in librarians and other employees to move in 10 a.m. time, some students and parents as soon as April 2003, she said. The official move-in time changed this explored the campus and surrounding Toby Reyes, a senior majoring in social semester to noon, which caught some area. work, said, "I've read about setbacks in the returning students and parents off Barbara Stones and her family drove initial building process before. I'm glad to Calif, a the library is on track currently." guard. 10 hours from Borrego Springs, hear The next visible step in the outer con- Some of the confusion and misinfor- small desert community. she was keen on getting struction of the library is the precast skin mation can be attributed to the Universi- Stones said her son into the dorms. installation, which began Jan. 21. I ),Iv id Raton Palk Stuff ty Housing's Web site, whose last update the for move-in information was during See MOVE-IN DAY. Page A see LIBRARY. rage ' Construction continues on the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library that is heduled to open Fall of 2003. SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY jANU tin 2 2002 OPINION OPPOSIN If found guilty, should John Walker be sentenced to death? VIEWS John Walker could have helped his Walker's actions the result of brain- own country prevent a tragedy instead washing by the Taliban; should be of turning to side with the Taliban able to get help and continue to live penalty is never be used. Others refer to it as a just way to get revenge ohn Walker's actions are unforgivable. After all, how could an American fight against his country? Some say the death evil and should on someone who has fatally harmed another person. But what does a government do when it is wartime There is no doubt that Walker should be held accountable for his actions, but does he deserve to die and one of its own has turned on it? for them? This is the position the government was in for nearly a month after it captured 20-year-old I don't believe Walker was in the right frame of mind when he joined the Taliban's war against the Unit- American turncoat John Walker. ed States, therefore, he doesn't deserve to be faced with the death On Jan. 15, United States Attorney General John Ashcroft shared the penalty. fate of When Walker was 16, he converted to Islam and began studying Walker with the nation. He said Walker would not face the death penal- at a Bay Area mosque. He then became devoted to helping the ty and would receive a maximum life sentence if convicted on charges of poor, according to a Newsweek article. conspiring to kill United States citizens and supporting terrorist groups. So how could someone who was committed to helping those less Life sentence? What good is this man alive? He fortunate all of a sudden become a rebel should have been pressured for whatever fighter? information he had, then put to death. Walker must have been brain- Was the administration's decision washed in some way when he a. made because he is an Ameri- studied in Yemen. I) \ EXE(:1 11 \ 1 1 1)11( can citizen? When the U.S.S. Cole \ II `i I \ I I 1 11 11; If you ask me, he was bombed there in denounced his October 2000, rights as an American citizen when he decided that Newsweek reported that Walker told his father that "the 'he would fight on the front lines for al-Qaeda. U.S. ship should never have been there in the first I was reading a message board on the New York place, and that by docking in ail Islamic country, had Times Web site the day Ashcroft let the news out and conrunitted an 'act of war.' " , :someone actually suggested that the families of the That sounds more like something that was : :victims of Sept. 11 should have the rights to make a preached to him, something he reiterates as if he were decision on what they wanted the government to do. a robot. , Interesting scenario. I wonder how many of them Walker's mother agrees. "If he got involved with the : . would actually want t,o keep this man alive. Taliban he must have been brainwashed. He was isolated. Sure he was not one of the men who flew one of the He didn't know a soul in Pakistan. VVhen you're young and planes into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, or the one impressionable, it's easy to be led by charismatic people," she that went down in rural , but according to mate- said in a Newsweek article. rials released by the FBI, Walker knew of the attacks months An American friend of Walker also told Time Magazine that in advance. Walker may have been "too trusting" and "he According to the New York just 'let anybody in.' " Times, the FBI learned that Walker He must have been easily influenced, knew mina bin Laden had ordered because when he went to Yemen for the second WE NEED TO WAS HE THE the attacks on the United States. time, he learned that his friend died while fight- That is reason enough to kill this man ing with Muslim rebels against the Russian army. SHOW HIM THAT ONE WHO SET UP after trying him. He knew of plans that After hearing this news, he probably would have would put thousands of Americans in believed and done anything fellow Muslims THE UNITED 'THE ATTACK? No. danger. those even in the Taliban told him to do. Those people who died on Sept. 11 He later joined an al-Qaeda terrorist camp, STATES IS NOT BUT COULD HE were as irmocent as any other United according to the Sydney Morning Herald, a States citizen. national newspaper in Sydney, Australia. It also HAVE STOPPED They woke; up that morning, kissed reported that Osama bin Laden thanked those THE ENEMY. WE their significant other and went to work in the camp for participating in the jihad, or THEM? like millions of other Americans. "holy war." NEED TO SEND A And what was John Walker doing that Again, Walker must have believed he was PROBABLY. day? just defending his religion. MESSAGE TO THE He was probably in Afghanistan waiting for Although I still believe Walker should be the rest of the world to learn what he knew for punished for his crimes by serving time in TERRORISTS THAT months the U.S. would be attacked. prison, I think he needs counseling in order to He withheld information. Information so understand that his actions were wrong. WE DO NOT IULL important that he could have saved thousands of It's possible he doesn't know all the harm lives and beo3me an American hero. the Taliban has caused because he was brain- OUR OWN. But Walker chose to partake in evil. washed into believing the Taliban can do no He decided to allow it to happen. wrong. He joined in order Was he the one who set up the attacks? No. to build "a pure Islamic state." But could he have stopped them? Probably. Walker's situation has some similarities to the 1974 kidnapping of Patty And what makes things worse is that after the towers crumbled and lives were Hearst, who was brainwashed into robbing banks by her kidnappers. forever changed, this man fought against us. Although Walker wasn't kidnapped and presumably joined the Taliban on He stood next to other men who hated this nation, who would give their lives to his free will, I believe he was brainwashed just as Hearst was, because he was kill one American. isolated from his family and American friends. That's just sickening. This man has no right to be alive. He turned on those who And, of course, after Hearst and Walker joined these organizations, they protected him. both committed high-profile crimes. But still there are those in America who feel that this man should be alive. Walker also changed his name, just as Hearst did, when she was coerced They feel that because he is an American citizen that he deserves to be impris- into joining the Symbionese Liberation Army oned. He changed his first name to "Sulayman," his Muslim name, and later They feel that his death would not help rind could only make things worse. changed his whole name to "Abdul Hamid" sometime after he left the Unit- No. This man is the enemy He is the one who stood in the mountains of ed States. Afghanistan with his assault rifle pointing it at our men. Walker and Hearst committed horrible crimes against American society. He chose this lifestyle. He chose to betray the greatest nation on the faoe of the However, Walker's future could have the same outcome as Hearst. earth. He deserves to feel the pain that the grandparents, mothers, fathers and chil- She has been married for more than 20 years, has two children and, pre- dren had to deal with. sumably, is crime-free. This isn't about religion. Although he will forever be marked the "American Taliban," he still has a chance This isn't about who is right, and who is wrong. to rive a relatively normal life, as Hearst has after serving time in prison. This is about paying for your actions. Since he's young and so impressionable as his mother claims, his family and a counselor should be able He betrayed us. He betrayed the nation that has fought previous wars so that he could grow up and form his to convince him that his actions were wrong. own beliefs. We also need to show him that the United States is not his enemy. But in the end, even if he had received the death penalty, he still would have had the upper hand. We need to send a message to the terrorists that we do not kill our own. At least he would know when his death is coming. To sentence John Walker to the death penalty would be an indirect way for the terrorists to kill anoth- er American. Illustration by Dawn Bor,ack Ben Aguirre Jr is the Spartan Daily Executive Editor. Lisa Butt is the Spartan Daily Arts & Entertainment Editor.

TALKING HEADS If found guilty, does John Walker deserve death?

eev /II //v I don't think killing him eah, I think that he I es, I believe that he relin- "H e doesn't deserve the If they find him guilty, I "N 0. I don't believe in the does. After Sept. 11 anyone 7.! quished his rights as an Ameri- death penalty but he does would solve anything. Killing don't see why not. It should be death penalty. I really don't against America deserve. the can citizen when he fumed his deserve prison. He deserves him wouldn't bring back any an eye-for-an -eye type thing, think that he did anything. death penalty." back on his country" some punishment." innocent, dead people." not just putting him in jail." Wrong place, wrong time." ---- Michael Jacques Amanda Denny - David Spikener Karen De Castro - - Priya Kochuparambil Rachel McEwen junior senior senior junior senior senior marketing Advertising marketing occupational therapy marketing business compiled by Julian J. Ramoc / pitmen by JaShong king SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY OPINION JANUAR1 23, 2002 3 Another semester, another fortune shelled out for books money on I've come to a conclusion: money having wasted so much And so are all the other poor cringe. prise, more expen.swe than the Spar- is what makes the world go the darn things. Then, in the end, saps who were in the class with me, It's a vicious cycle that I decided tan Boolcstore. round, no matter what anyone I'll try to find some redemption: you know who you are. It's proba- to break this semester. I didn't know that was possible. else tells you. Not a very comforting selling them back to the boolcstore. bly collecting dust in boolcshelves SJSU already milks me for more The best Web site I found, price- thought - unfortunately it's true. But ni end up walking away across the Bay Area. than $1,000 each semester for wise, was classbook.aim. It's used For Christmas this year, I got a from those ugly yellow tents like I Or there's the other option. tuition, then I get again for a $81 book total mune up to $190 and had $100 gift certificate for a boolcstore always do: frustrated and angry. They'll buy the $100 book back, but parking permit that is practically a good shipping rate only prob- from my parents. VVith that hun- Case in point: I had to huy a they'll give you $18 for it. So like useless because I can't iind a park- lem is it didn't carry four of the dred bucks I bought a huge hard- hundred-dollar math book rny first the saps we are, we fork over the ing spot even if my success would books I needed. cover pictorial history about the semester at San Jose State Univer- book and talce the $18. bring about world peace. With all the money ni save by not Vietnam War for about $12. I got the sity. Being the optimistic (read: stu- Fine, you admit you were shaft- And on top of it, I have to give going to the school's boolcstore, I novel, "Black Hawk Down," whose $400 for new books? l'hat's not pid) freshman that I was, I figured ed, but it's fine. more of my money to the cash cow could buy another $150 worth of movie version is playing in theatres even including tax. rd sell the book back and get about Until next semester when you that exists as a university? books that rd actually enjoy reading. and I also purchased a hardcover Luckily, I thought, I always buy half the money back. hit the bookstore to get the shaft Oh no. It's fine if my books total I'd have the satisfaction of recount of the Sept. 11 attacks with used books. Mit number came out to They woulcin't buy the book (yet again) only to find that the in at $50 - which rarely happens, knowing that the university didn't about three other books in tow. $300 before tax I saved a whole $100 back. book you got $18 for is now selling but has. But when the register eek more money out of me. The book about the Vietnam buying used. A brand new book? And the Spar- for $60 or $70. comes up with a total like $300, it's Maybe I'll even find a parking War was worth at least $40, so I But I'm still paying $300 for text- tan Boolcstore wouldn't buy it back? And to your horror, some poor time to jump ship. spot - nah, I'm more likely to get was happy with the find. books. We're talking about things What the hell was I supposed to sap picks one up and walks to the The whole thing is a farce, lcind my boolcs for free. I didn't even think about money that will only see the light of day the do with a math book? counter with it. of like the 24-hour computer lab until I hit the Spartan Bookstore night before tests and midterms. I .vas done with math, I'd never The clerk scans the bar code, the Associated Students promised us. Michelle Jew is a Spartan online to buy my textbooks. They'll clutter up my room for a use the book again in my entire life. dollar amount pops up and you as So I looked online for alternatives. Daily production editor 'Spoiled" I almost fell out of my chair whole semester. fume about And now I was stuck with it. well as the person buying the book Barnes and Noble was, to my sur- appears Wednesdays.

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_ 4 JANUARY 23, 2002 SPORTS SAN. JOSE STATE UNIVURSITY Guard tandem taking SJSU to the next level

By Chris Giovannetti said she is most pleased with The Spartans then dropped the balanced scoring attack their next two contests, first an DAILY SPORTS EDITOR that Williams, A'Giza and Park- 81-67 decision at the University Janice Richard's plan is er deliver. of Hawai'i before coming to face working perfectly. Williams averages 18.1 13th ranked Louisiana Tech. Three years after taking the points per game followed by "I feel Louisiana Tech was women's basketball head coach- Parker and A'Giza, who have the only team that really beat ing position at San Jose State 13.8 and 12.8, respectively. us on the court," Williams said University, Richard has turned "We have better team chem- of the Jan. 10, 79-49, drubbing. a graveyard program into a istry this season," A'Giza said. "'The rest of the games we've Western Athletic Conference "No one is scoring 25 points a played, we shouldn't have lost. contender. game like teams I've been on If everyone comes together, The Spartans fell to 4-3 in before and I think the balance hopefully we can move up to WAC play and 9-7 overall fol- makes us more of a threat. third place by the end of this lowing a 78-68 loss to Rice Uni- Teams have to defend a lot of week." versity at Autry Court in Hous- players who can all score." For Richard, there's still I i ton on Saturday. While the Going into Thursday night's some work to be done. She'd like record may appear mediocre, to develop more of a post and it's a far cry from the 2-24 mark inside presence for her squad 3 SJSU posted two seasons ago. and by comparison, have some "It was definitely a challenge assemblence of a half-court to turn a 2-24 team into a con- "IF WE'RE offense. ference contender," Richard V said. "This year we finally have NOT PLAYING second year players that have ( hits Picot Special to the Daily learned the season and have FAST AND fi helped change the reputation of PUSHING THE MiaTonya Smith, a San Jose State University forvvard, tries to steal the ball from Louisiana Tech guard a this team." Helping lead the change for a BALL, THEN Erica Smith. program that was picked to fin- V ish in last place by the WAC WE'RE NOT STANDINGS coaches are the guard trio of WOMEN'S BASKETBALL LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES t.: Elea A'Giza, Cricket Williams TO GOING Tun Ormu: and Atari Parker. LA. 12-3 In their second season, the WIN." Tea GUARANTEED! Ria 1 12-4 4 P V trio have taken to Richard's up- Cricket Williams, TULSA 5 2 10 -7 tempo, transition offense with OR San Jose State University guard 4 2 11-4 3 fervor "If we're not playing SJSU 3 9- 7 pushing the ball then 4 WE'LL REFUND fast and FRESNO St. 3 4 R-9 we're not going to win," contest against Fresno State 3 4 6-10 THE DIFFERENCE Williams said. University at the Event Center, vi SMU 6 6-11 "I think our perimeter is one SJSU has already equaled last to UTEP 6 3-12 of the best in the league. I think season's number of WAC wins spartanBookstore Suitt St 7 5-13 we can play with any other (four) despite some inconsistent A Division of Spartan Shops perimeter," Richard said. "Our play. Trisuroce 3An. 20 San lost State Unlver,ry ti strength is running the ball and SJSU opened WAC play on that's no secret. 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By Julian J. Ramos the Montreal Expos in 2001, will problem," Cook said. be an option for Piraro as an Adding experience to the pitch- DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER outfielder or designated hitter. ing roster are transfers, Mike The goals for the 2002 Spar- "He's a name to remember," Dorsa from Santa Clara Univer- tans' baseball squad can be Piraro said. sity and Donald Gemmel! from found on the bulletin board out- The addition of left-handed California State University, side of head coach Sam Piraro's hitters to the squad may provide Stanislaus. office. a needed advantage against Creating the most buzz The goal: to make the team's right-handed , Piraro among pitchers 1:3 freshman second trip to the National Col- said. Matt Durkin, a graduate of Wil- legiate Athletics Association "A lineup with four lefties low Glen High School in San Baseball tournament in three maybe five can offset good pitch- Jose. seasons. ing," he said. "It balances the Durkin, who was drafted by Hopes of a return to the tour- order." the Arizona Diamondbacks in nament and another trip to Fteturning to the lineup are the 10th round of the Amateur Omaha, Neb., site of the College World Series, where the 2000 team's season ended, were not to Christy Kinvkev" Dailt Stall be. 2002 Spartan Baseball Team Starters San Jose State University Senior Spartan catcher Adam Shorsher discusses battingtechnique in the dugout at Blethen Field on Mon- finished the 2001 season with day with Stewart Piraro, Lincoln High School Baseball Coach. The San Jose State University Spartan a 37-22-1 record overall and basehTill team is scheduled to begin its season Saturday with an exhibition Alumni game at 1 p m. finished tied for third in the Western Athletic Conference with Texas Christian Universi- ty. 2002 To secure a return to post- Baseball season action, the Spartans have two options: win the WAC for an automatic berth or Head Coach: Sam Piraro earn an at-large spot with a second place finish and 40 2001 Record: 37-22-1 (Tied for third with Texas wins. Piraro said the team's goals Christian University) were set as early as the first team meeting in late August. Smaller goals are set through- Key returnees: Gabe Lopez 2B; Ryan Adams SS; Kevin out the season such as winning the season series against Santa Frandsen 3B/LF; Adam Shorsher C; Jeremy Rogelstad P; Clara University and Stanford University. Malott P. "It's something that we try to Andy Cook P; Mike get on the table as early as we can," Piraro said. Top Newcomers: Hector Zamora 2B; Bryan Baker 28; In a pre-season poll of WAC coaches, the Spartans have been Travis Becktel RF; Kayzell Milton OF; Matt Durkin P. picked to finish fourth in the six-team conference. Key losses: Junior Ruiz LF; Brandon Macchi RF; John Rice University was picked Pitchers first, followed by Fresno State Adam Shorsher unowinott Jeremy Rogelstad Fagan I B. University and the University of Main Shotsner Nevada-Reno. Matt Ma,..f.rtaft Andy Cook "It's as strong as it has ever ChM ShC,Mbn Durlon been," Piraro said of the WAC. "All six teams can win any- time." The Spartans lost a number proven hitters such as Lopez, Draft, chose to work on his of key players from the 2000 Frandsen, shortstop Ryan pitching at the college level College World Series team to Adams and catcher Adam instead ofjumping to the profes- the Major League Baseball Shorsher. sional ranks. Amateur Draft in June, includ- Shorsher, a pre-season All- "I felt ing a trio of career record hold- WAC First Team selection along that I had a chance to ers in major offensive cate- learn a lot in college," Durkin with Lopez, should put up said."' didn't want to stay a high gories. career highs during the season The losses of left fielder Piraro said. school ." Junior Ruiz, the SJSU career Piraro said that Durkin has "He's become a better offen- been throwing leader in hits, runs scored and sive player in the fall," Piraro fastballs in the baseman John high 80 to low 90 mile per hour walks, first said. range and has a bright Fagan, the SJSU career leader As starting catcher, Shorsher future right fielder ahead of him. in homeruns, and is the focal point of the Spar- "He eould be dominant," Brandon Macchi, the SJSU tans' defensive. According to Piraro said. "He's hard to career leader in RBIs, have left statistics from the NCAA, the hit." that Piraro With an improved offense gaps in a lineup Spartans ranked second in the and a myriad of options on the said was inconsistent last sea- nation with a .980 fielding per- mound, the Spartans' goal of a son. centage. return to the NCAA Tourna- "Execution was not what we Lopez, who committed three ment is not out of possibility, would have liked it to be," he errors in 59 games last season, Piraro said. said. "With better execution we said that in fall intra-squad The annual Alumni game is could have won more games." games, the defense has not been scheduled for 1 p.m., Saturday To bolster the SJSU offense, where he and his teammates at Blethen Field. In pre-game Piraro and assistant coaches would like it to be. ceremonies, the 1997 squad, Doug Thurman and Dean Mad- "We've been taking time away winners of the WAC Western sen recruited some power hit- from the offense to work on Division that season, are sched- ters. defense," he said. uled to be honored. The incoming recruiting class From the pitching staff, was ranked 17th in the nation Piraro will have a slew of by The Collegiate Baseball options to put on the mound in Newspaper. whatever situation may come up Third baseman Hector Zamo- in the 60-game season. Q !sr T San Jose State 'Free ra, and first baseman Brian "We are all versatile," Manzo baJ tj University Repeat Baker are both transfers from said. "Everyone can start, mid- Policy Stop Cerritos College in Norwalk, dle relief or close." Calif. and bring left-handed Manzo, who has not pitched monkeying power to the lineup. in a game since the 2000 season, 11 TaVElt0 tarAirtx110144 c, "They are RBI type people," set school records at Cerritos around! Driving from Piraro said. College with 11 saves and a 0.95 Zamora and Baker will ERA. one store to the next is a drag. reunite in the SJSU infield with Manzo tore the medial collat- second baseman Gabe Lopez. eral ligament in his right elbow Smart students know where they can get it all together. Lopez, a transfer from Cerri- before he could take the mound tos College last season, led the in a Spartan uniform. If you're looking for computer stuff, textbooks, SJSU Spartans in 2001 with a .363 After surgery to repair his batting average on his way to elbow a year ago, followed by apparel. snacks, supplies, magazines and more - insist being an All-WAC First Team six-and-a-half months of reha- Selection. bilitation, Manzo looks forward on the ultra-convenient, one-stop Spartan Bookstore. Pitcher Mickey Manzo is to taking the mound once again another former Cerritos College "I'll make it back out there Falcon. hopefully," he said. "I grew up with Brian and Pitcher Jeremy Rogelstad, IT PAYS TO EXPLORE Gabe since I was 14," Manzo returns with a healthy right foot met Hector at Cerritos. after two seasons plagued by a SPARTAN BOOKSTORE. said. "I M S NrY It's nice to have guys you've stress fracture. The six-foot played with on your team." seven-inch right-hander has it Zamora displaces Kevin metal plate and three screws it, Frandsen from third base to left his right foot. sl7s field. "I'm screwed back together,- SpartanBookstore "It's a definite adjustment," Rogelstad said. "I've been able ,", Frandsen said. "I've played in to practice at full speed." o Cnn ,,s1 tla,t The Spartans pitching staff 1401111()%1 the infield my whole life." Qt loaf Joining Frandsen in the out- lost three pitchers to the draft, TEST field will be returning center Tim Adinolfi, Chris Sherman fielder Dino Quintero and Loy- and Matt Kaufman. Sei kis ola Marymount University The loss of , Kayzell Milton, who wins and experience doesn't 18481).126.2769 transfer 144019854578 plays in right field. hurt the team very much, t. o Travis Becktel according to returning right- Freshman t from Capistrano Valley High hander Andy Cook. School in San Juan Capistrano, "We have enough talent and Calif , a 41st round selection by leadership that it won't be a kNI' kit\ 2 2002 SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY On the right track

Western Athletic Conference season beginning of the season. opening schedule for the hard-luck "I just try to support my team- Men's basketball Spartans. mates, that's all. It's just my nature Beginning Dec. 27 with a 91-85 I guess," said Hawkins, who is ninth team hopes a dismal loss to the University of Nevada- in the WAC in scoring (15.4 points Reno until a Jan. 12 78-61 loss to per game) and fourth in assists (4.1 Louisiana Tech, the Spartans lost apg). WAC start can be their first six WAC contests. SJSU attempts a winning streak The string included a Jan. 5, 66- with road games on Thursday at the 65, loss at the University of Texas- University of Tulsa and on Saturday changed after an El Paso when Miners forward Roy at Rice University. Smallwood caught an air ball shot Tulsa (5-1 WAC, 14-3) leads the By Chris Gievannetti attempt by teammate Justino Victo- all-time series with SJSU 13-0 and riano underneath his own basket Barnes was quick to admit that The DAILY SPOR'rS EDITOR and scored with 0.1 seconds remain- Reynolds Center is one of the tough- By Monday afternoon, San Jose ing. est WAC venues to play at. State University men's basketball "It was frustrating. We'd have to "They have a great crowd and one coach Steve Barnes was back to the come to practice the next day after a of the toughest offenses in the drawing board. loss and wouldn't have any rewards nation," Barnes said. "We have two Less than 48 hours after his squad to show for it," said junior guard tough games coming up and we'll be had upset Western Athletic Confer- Brandon Hawkins. "It was just like underdogs in both bf them." ence leader University of Hawai'i at life though. When you get down, you The Golden Hurricane features the Event Center, 57-53, the fiery can't quit." one of the most balanced scoring and intense Barnes spent no time After making his debut against attacks in the nation as four lavishing praise on his Spartans. the College of Notre Dame on Dec. 18 starters led by senior guard Greg Instead, he expected his club to with 18 points, Hawkins, who has Harrington (14.4 points per game) take its first WAC win in stride. been one of the few bright spots for and junior guard Dante Swanson "We finally played some defense (14.3 ppg) average double figures for long periods of time instead of in scoring. A fifth, junior forward turning it on for only five or six min- Charlie Davis, averages 9.9 points utes. I just hope we can stay together "I'VE ALWAYS per game. and look to improve now," said SJSU has won the last four meet- Barnes, who was ejected from Satur- SAID I WANT ings against Rice. day's win following his second techni- cal foul. "I don't get caught up in the THESE GUYS ups and downs of the season. We need to keep these guys on an even PLAYING THEIR keel. I've always said I want these guys playing their best basketball at BEST BASKET the end of the season." BALL AT THE Heading into the final weeks of the season, Barnes' players seem to END OF THE have received the message he is delivering. SEASON." "(Saturday's victory) was a big STANDINGS win, no doubt about it. But we're not Steve BarneS, looking at the win-loss record. We're SJSU men's basketball coach MEN'S BASKETBALL just trying to improve so we can play Mut W L Ati our best basketball at the end of the the Spartans, has scored in double ElArtA0 6 1 15.3 season," said forward David Granuc- figures in all 10 of the games he has TWA 5 1 14-3 ci, who garnered WAC Player of the played. F KESHO ST. 5 2 13-6 Week honors after posting a career "He's been a good defender for us OW 5 2 10-7 high 17 points and seven rebounds at and I can put him on the opponents iiriADO, 4 3 11-6 Hawaiti. "Look at Hawai'i last year. best perimeter player," Barnes said. LA. TECH 4 3 10-6 They were playing the best ball out "Since he's been the full time point BOW SI. 2 6 8-10 of anyone in the conference and they guard, our to turnover ratio OW 2 6 7-12 won the WAC tournament. That's has gone down tremendously." RicE 1 5 6-10 what we're trying to do." Barnes also applauded Hawkins SJSU 1 6 6-13 JaShang King / Daily. Staff The Hawai'i matchup was the vic- for being a leader on the floor, some- Mitou. J. 20 Phil Calvert, a San Jose State University guard drives to the basket through a slew of torious culmination of a tumultuous ' thing his team was lacking at the Southern Methodist University defenders.

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LIBRARY: Slated to open in 2003 continued from Page I to recall how much of no, life I've spent reading in there," she said. This exterior consists of pre- Stotts also said none of the cast panels, and "glazing" the current employees at the main structure's window system, Mon- library will lose their jobs. tenegro said. Because the structure has a Not all steps leading up to the much larger square footage, eventual opening of the building Stotts said new jobs are slated to can be seen from the street. Mon- be created. She also said the new tenegro said that in addition to checkout card system has not progress being made on the been determined, but students librarys exterior, now is the time that arrangements are being should be allowed to use their made to acquire items necessary identification cards to check out to furnish the interior. These public library books. include the library stacks, or All the books belonging to shelves, for the books, an online each respective library will still telephone system, and patron be labeled accordingly, she said, carrels separated private deslcs and books on the same subject that patrons can study or read at. will be included in the same sec- The San Jose Redevelopment tion, but separated in certain Agency is currently working with areas by the two different own- a consultant to decide what the ers of the collections. best usage for the current San Montenegro expounded on Jose main library building will some of the proposed features of be, Montenegro said. the joint library. Any actual uses have yet to be One of the most dramatic determined, Montenegro said. promises is the "Grand Reading According to Stotts, not only Room," which is scheduled to be will the entire original book collec- located on the eighth floor of the David Bitton / Daily Staff tion be transported to the new joint library. 500,000 square-foot facility, but The windows facing East San , Sparks are sent flying as work on the flooring for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library continues. more books are scheduled to be Fernando Street will offer library e:cpanded with the $1 inillion it patrons a 180-degree view of the was given for expansion before city of San Jose, while reading, moving. relaxing, or studying. Other Joy Fischer, a freshman radio, notable features planned to be DEBATE: Candidates blast Gov. Gray Davis for California s budget problems television, film major, said she is included when the library opens looking forward to the opening of , continued from Page I extensive positions of power. a healthy state, even if it means ideas," that wanted to bring new in 2003 are the Beethoven and the Some questioned Riordan's increased bi-partisan cooperation. innovations to the position. the new library. John Steinbeck Centers, an entire library down- ; "I think we should must make attempts to possibly change the Though Riordan has deviated Simon, endorsed by former miss the main floor devoted to a comput,er lab ;sure we prioritize things in the state party's platform to a more from the typically Republican New York City Mayor Rudolph town dearly. I couldn't even begin and technology center and a cafe. moderate one, after repeated Party platform, he remains in the Giuliani, cited his experience as a :right fashion," he said, adding businessman and experience as -that promises should not be made comments from Riordan that he lead in polls against his opponents. agency offers settlement supported a woman's right to When questioned about his former assistant United States Housing ;that could not be kept. commitment to California voters, Attorney under Giuliani as being SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The $265,000, and Meadows would Riordan called for better choose and "respected" gay as a unions, though he said he did not Simon, who was accused of not helpful in his qualifications San Francisco Housing Authority get $55,000, said Deputy City -health care and education for all voting in three of the past six problem-solver and innovator in children, whether legal or illegal believe they were right. has offered two former workers Attorney Donald Margolis, who is elections, first corrected the government. $320,000 to settle a 1995 lawsuit representing the Housing residents of the state. Riordan said that though he statement saying that he had He said his main concerns He repeatedly mentioned the does not wish to change the education and in which Carmen Rosales and Authority. voted in five general elections. were the economy, - "empowerment" of citizens and Republican Party platform, he did He said his campaign was physical planning, and he empha- Michael Meadows claimed they In return, Rosales and Mead officials that would be present if believe it should be "a party that focused on determining what sized these repeatedly in his were punished for exposing ows would drop all claims against :he were governor. He said the respects people that have differ- issues are important to Californi- answers to the panel. He also wrongdoing at the agency. the agency, including a workers' current administration has not ent opinions, a party that empow- ans. Besides being a self- said he felt proud to be the only According to the proposed set- compensation claim and a hos- empowered minorities, such as ers people," saying the most described, "proud Republican," he candidate who had not pledged to tlement, under which the Hous- tile-work environment lawsuit women and Latinos, to hold important thing to him is having also said he was a "candidate of raise taxes. ing Authority would admit no that Rosales was pursuing in wrongdoing, Rosales would get state court, Margolis said. 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JOHNSON Hotne sweet home . . . MOVE-IN DAY continued froni Page 1 continued from Page I "It's her chance at being on her own, for some responsibilities, struction have been divided up Art major Geoffrey Stone, who and experiencing college life with between Betty Luna, Maria Pan- traded in his UC Santa Cruz all that living on campus has to toja and Alan Freeman. Banana Slug education to offer," Steve Kane said. Luna, the director of facilities become a Spartan this semester, The !Canes drove from Sacra- management, will be responsible said he is new to the area. mento Sunday morning and had for all maintenance, grounds and Stone, a fan of sequential art, to wait until noon before they recycling issues. said he came to SJSU because of could unload their truck. Pantoja, the administration the animation program. Returning computer science services manager will handle all He said his dream is to become major Daniel Yerelian, said he budget issues. an animator and illustrator. comes from southern California Freeman, the planning design 'Moving Geoff into a dorm is and lives in one of the red brick and construction director, will very important, he is a very shy residence halls. cover all design and construction and quite kid. This way he can a issues. "It's really great, they have meet new people," his mother T1 backbone to connect to," he "They are capable of manag- said. ing on said. "It is so compact that you a short term basis," Kass- For students ing said. like ICristin have no choice but to meet peo Kane, a freshman majoring in According to Luna, the staff ple." structure Johnson helped to cre- advertising, there were mixed For more housing information ate is very stable, and will have emotions about living alone. call 924-6160 or drop by the no problems maintaining itself Steve ICane, her father, said he office, located under Joe West while a replacement for Johnson was excited for his daughter. Hall. is found. Johnson said he believed part of his job before leaving SJSU was to prepare his staff for the adjustment. "The team stays intact. The Krysti La Tour / Daily Staff technical expertise still stays intact. There should be no affect Returning transfer students and freshmen bring their belongings into the elevator of Joe West Travel Consultants - (without me)," Johnson said. "My Hall during the first day of move-in. job was to make sure that the In preparation for our upcoming busy season, Feb. 28. Bring team was just fine without me donations to the box at Mosa- Council Travel is looking to hire the best. there, but they still need a single ic or to the office at 116 Paseo De San Anto- point of reference at Kassing's nio. For more information, call James at Great customer service skills, ability to handle level." 907-6544 heavy phones and walk in traffic are required. Luna said the search for John- Spart Bilingual a definite plus. SABRE skills a plus. Tuesday son's replacement will be an We can teach you the aggressive one, in order to find nide rest! someone who will match with Counseling Services General process group from 210 p.m. to You'll en joy a casual work enuironment, SJSU as well as Johnson did. Today Thursday "He has a true talent with 4:30 p.m. in the administration building, a fun place to work, and competitive Room 201. For more information. call Kell people," Luna said. "We hope to IFC Fraternities pay! get someone as good as him." IFC Fraternities Fujimoto and Jeni Landau at 924-5910. Barbecue and Greek forums 10 a m. to 3 Barbecue and Greek forums 10 a.m. to 3 Kassing said that although p.m in the 7th St. barbecue pits. For more To apply, please forward your resume to Council everyone p m in the 7th St barbecue pats. For more Sparta Guide is provided free of charge was disappointed to see information. contact Juan Loredo at 920- information. contact Juan Loredo at 92- to students, faculty and staff members. The Travel, San Jose State University, 290 S. 7th St., him go to CSU Monterey, Jo 9640. son said he was ready and able to 9640 deadline for entries is noon, three working San Jose Event Center, San Jose, CA 95192. become a vice president. days before the desired publication date. Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Trans- Entry forms are available an the Spartan Fax: (408)293-3372 gender Alliance Monday Daily Office. Space restrictions may require E-mail: [email protected] Club meeting from 5 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. in editing of submission. Entries are printed the Almaden Room of the Student Union. City Year in the order in which they are received. *No phone calls please* For more information. contact Long-,leeve sturt drtve for migrant farm EOE, M/F/H/V PARKING glbtatmail.sjsu.edu workers in Flonda Begins today through continued from Page 1 cratic aspects of buying a permit pus garages, but encourages stu- dents as well as faculty and staff can be reason for frustration, but, and look according to Alvarez, UPD and to go to the UPD building LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES doing at the various alternatives. other school officials are For more information on park CP 0 their best to make the system ing alternatives, go to the Uni- 4. GUARANTEED! work. versity Police Department, at 477 To make the process easier for South Seventh Street or call 924- oR students, Alvarez suggests that 6556. "everyone be patient, take the To purchase a Park and Rid( WE'LL REFUND time to leave early and park in semester permit visit www.thep If-- /St "."""\ the Park and Ride lot." ermitstore.com and enter your DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE Alvarez said some students are parking destination as "San Jose UP 'die/ not aware of alternatives to cam- State University." BUCKLE SpartanBookstore -V N'11 A 0 sion of SpIrtan Shops r\01113 San last State University Ci 'Visit Spartan Bookstore for Details Students, staff There's lust Too Much to lose analyze debate By Ali Fard dates said and also snickered at responses they found amusing. Tired of arriving to campus early to look for parking? DAILY STAFF WRITER A group supported Secretary As GOP gubernatorial candi- of State Jones with placards in dates Bill Jones, Bill Simon and the auditorium showing their Richard Riordan prepared for support to the crowd. Save your energy for class and ride VTA to SJSU. debat,e in Hugh Gillis Hall, stu- A short discussion followed dents, faculty members and the the debate with comments from public gathered at 6:30 p.m. the panel as well as from people Tuesday in Washington Square in the crowd. Hall, Room 109 for pre-debate According to a hand count Avoid the parking hassle by taking discussion by a select panel. taken in the auditorium, Jones The event, arranged by the was the candidate who won over advantage of your Transit Access Pass. California Broadcasters Associa- audiences watching in Washing- tion with the California State ton Square Hall, Room 109. It's valid on all VTA Light Rail, Bus and University Chancellor's Office, Philip Trounstine, executive brought in more than 30 partici- director of San Jose State Univer- eligible Paratransit services. pants with many more trickling sity's Survey Policy and Research in as the debate was viewed via Institute said, "Actually, the win- closed circuit television. ner of the debate was Laura Mar- Not sure how to ride VTA to SJSU? Terry Christensen, chair of the quez," referring to the ABC 7 political science department, was News political reporter who suc- Contact the A.S. Transportation Solutions one of the four panelists who cessfully hammered questions at emphasized the importance of the three candidates. Program for a trip plan, they're located in this debate. Some of the details the crowd "This is going to be the first noticed during the debate were the A.S. Business office. You can also visit impression voters will get on these Riordan's slouching behavior and candidates," he said. "'Me general Simon's stiff appearance. them on-line at as.sjsu.eciu/tsp or call electorate has not tuned in yet." Riordan is a former mayor of With six weeks until the pri- Los Angeles and Simon is a busi (408) 924-RIDE mary election, the pressure to nessman. succeed in this debate must have Diana Stover, a journalism been heavy on the candidates, and mass communications pro- VTA Service Information: Christensen said. fessor, believed that physical Genelle Austin-Lett, professor characteristics were also impor- 24 -hour telephone information of communication studies, provid- tant in the media's future per- ed details into the way the audi- spective of candidates. (408) 321-2300 ence should watch this debate. "Riordan looked old, particu- Regarding problems through- larly in the beginning," Stover out California, Austin-Lett said said. "The press has a winnowing to watch for the way the candi- process." Hearing Impaired (TDD only) dates either provide a complaint She noted that this was a blow or a solution which is a workable to the way in which the media (408) 321-2330 and practical. would present the candidates in "See what they're asking of the future. you to solve the problem," Austin- www.vta.org Lett said. The event ended around 8:20 As the three candidates bat- p.m. with people sharing their tled it out on issues regarding the opinions with others leaving the power crisis, the state budget and auditorium. tlillirTA. V011eft ''''''''''''''''''' Authority This California's need for "new leader- debate was the first of r.r, r of rim Imp v , ',I. ship," the crowd watched quietly three that will occur before the and patiently to the different per- primary election, which takes spectives by the candidates. place on March 5. The next During the debate, audience debate is scheduled to take place members appeared to be silent on Feb. 13 at California State and interested in what the candi- Univeristy, Long Beach.

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