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Man* 21, 1996 Atir"v$P54- Volume 106 ’ DAIL Number 40 Published for San Jose Stale kOlvemily skxe 1934 Patroling the city, the real UPD Petition gathered By Lindy Boisvert after accident Spartan Daily Staff Writer Rookie When officer Joyce Caldwell asked University the men in the green sedan if they knew By Mike Barton "Sb wan obje( use is tel get peo- Spartan Duly Staff Writer Police Officer, why she was stopping to talk to them ple ti slow down," said Fister. .1anier e Fister and hi tg ,1 Joyce Caldwell, they said, "Yeah, because you see two The petition asks for the Kow.th iyk have gathered iii crosswalk enjoys the black men in front of an ATM repainting of crosswalks, than 1,000 student, faculty, staff street signs and speed limit signs opportunities machine." and community member signa- They were parked in a handicapped on San Fernando and Fifth streets and diversity tures in seeking to get President slot. and all streets surrounding the she Robert I.. Caret tel act following an These men apparently university. The idea has been well experiences believed the accident where an MSC professor University Police's sole purpose is to received and supported, said a nightly was struck by a car and injured. on harass and intimidate the student tx abr. Kowalczyk, an assistant professor Fister, an economics depart- basis since That is a misconception, Caldwell in theater arts and A clerical assis- ment secretary, began the petition she has been said. It's not the only one. WM in the Clark Library. after she witnessed an accident in with the Police work has been romanticized Sophomore Gonzalo Valencia, which Assistant Professor of department. and exaggerated by television and undeclared, said he sees many Sociology Rivka Polamirk's leg was Their movies, and myths about what they do close calls on San Fernando Street, broken when a 1985 Audi struck swell with each new release. but is most concerned about the jurisdiction her at 10:25 a.m. on Wednesday, "What you shoot elderly people from the extends a one see in the movies Feb. 28 as she crossed San 'ern up, 'Dirty mile radius Harry,' all that that's Fernald Street. See Petition, page 12 myth, Caldwell said. around campus At night, when the classes are over where she has and the buildings are empty. UPD offi- found this cers cruise the wide walkways in their bicycle and is patrol cars making sure peace is kept. Castro asks Why me? taking back to Many of the calls that occupy the enter it into early evenings are from students asking evidence. for an escort to their cars or fir retriev- tither people's money." ing bags which have been locked in His accomplishments during a buildings. Cadets often answer these 27-year career as a scientist for UPD officer Gary Garrison said. IBM were the credentials used for Cadets are volunteers who spend his nomination and subsequent hours helping the officers. They lock all induction. the buildings and walk the campus look- Castro was a manager of IBM's ing for anything out of the ordinary. physical science department and They are not officers, and they do not in 1975 assumed leadership of the carry guns. entire organic materials depart- "They do a great service to the cam- ment. His work on surface science pus. They far out number us," Caldwell By Dustin Shekell in the late 1970s dramatically said. "They are the eyes and ears of the Spartan Daily Staff Writer advanced the comp -ter industry campus. If they see something, they are of the time by inventing a way to SJSU'S George Castro can't dry etch circuits with gas instead of to report it and we'll take it from there." understand why he was inducted Cadets have radios connecting them with chemicals, which is the into the Junior Achievement method still used in today's high to the UPD, but anyone else who wishes Business Hall of Fame Tuesday to report something can pick up one of tech world. Also in the later '70s Pilore, BY night. he helped build a world famous AARON SIIOZZI the blue-light phones placed around "I'm a scientist, not a business- campus. The phones are not just for scientific group on magnetism, he SPAR I AN DAILY man," said Castro, who is an associ- said. ate dean of the college of science. See UPD After Dark, page 4 "I don't make money. I spend See Castro, page 5 Election proves students don't care; 7.25 percent turnout embarassing Controller resigns By Jeffrey Niese can they will vote. Spartan Daily Staff Writer The students showing at the bal- ANALYSIS Associated Students Controller. James De La Cruz, lot booths last week is plain By Eddie Zacapa EDDIE resigned from office Friday after four years of being an A.S. embarrassing. Believe it or not, member. this year's voting percentage is the Only 7.25 percent of Sail Jose ZACAPA In a letter to the A.S. Board of Directors, De La Cruz said, most student participation in a "In light of recent events relating to my career opportunity, it State 1'111%11,m. students showed general election since the spring up to %on: .11 the 100th Associated has become necessary for ITIC to submit this letter of resigna- 1990 election. tion." Studc its elections last Wednesday "So we had 7 percent," Wilson .ind Thursday. AS. Vice President Mike Yaghmai said De La Cruz resigned said. "Are we supposed to be because his class load fell below six units. Department That means 1,885 out of 24,700 elect these can- happy?" students actually took the time to didates, well, then what? AS. bylaws say that all officers shall maintain at least six If students are going to vote units of credit at iv time of election and during the entire punch holes on their ballots and Many students figure the A.S. against certain issues, that's fine. pick next year's A.S. president, representatives will do whatever tenure of office. grieves loss But don't let 7.25 percent decide Yaghmai said A.S. President Marilyn vice-president, controller, club they want anyway and because Charell now has the the fate of 24,700 college students. ability to appoint someone for the vacant controller job. representatives and vote on key they aren't completely informed If you're one of those students Yaghmai said he wants Adrian Noe Rodriquez, who won of student IffleaSlIfes. of what's going on, many think, who is still wandering campus the controller position for So why did 22,815 students not 'why should I bother to vote?' next semester from the March 13 By Francis Ladines without a clue about the election 14 elections, to be appointed controller. vote? It's important to note that stu- and Spartan Deify Staff Writer results, the new AS. president- The job of the controller as outlined by the AS. bylaws is "Students don't care," A.S. dents are busy with work, elect is the tall (6-foot-6) and skin- One day last December, Director of Community Affairs midterms, essays and school pro- to: nyierry Simmons. be the chief financial officer of A.S. Michael Andrade and his three Johnathon Wilson said. "They feel jects and may not have time to "That's the only way people *administer the final trial affairs of the AS. cohorts could be seen walking like, 'Why should I take the time keep up with election issues. knew who I was," said Simmons. she responsible for the execution of all fiscal legisla,- across Seventh Street rolling to punch out a ballot card if they That's why it's important to keep the 100th AS. president who said don. washing_ machines with hand are going to do it anyway.'" them informed day-to-day on key trucks. They were taking them to That's the heart of the flatter, issues. If they feel like they can See Election, page 2 See Controller, page 12 the Music building where their folks. Students feel like once they make a difference which they band would perform a "washing machine ensemble" in the S1S1' Concert Hall. "We got the most bewildered looks," said Gary Singh, a music Former music graduate returns to perform free concert major :tad Andrade's close friend. But that scene, along with the subsequent performance, are but By Francis Ladines sticd music of his own whuon. a few examples of they way Spartan Deily Staff Writer 66 His father, who worked for IBM, was transferred to the Andrade lived. Described by his Having won several awards and performed recitals in the I came from a musical family. Sall JOSe facilin and brought the family in 1970. Tietze friends as brilliant and talented, United States and Europe, former SJSU music student attended high m hool in San Jose for three years, and he also loved "getting a reaction Christoph Tietze is returning to play at his alma matey As a Cluistoph Tietze entered VA' in 1973. His organ teacher in Sunnyvale out of people." part of the school of music's Listening Hour, Tietze will play SOU alum refer red "Fleur. to SJSU because of the music program's Royal Hardigan, music profes- selections of organ music by Johann Sebastian Bach today good reputation. sor, said he believed transcen- from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. "hew graduated with a degree in music with honors in dence was the theme to The Listening Hour is a free noon concert series of cla.ssi- 99 1978. He then spent a year in l',iris studying organ and Andrade's life. Transcendence cal, jazz, as well as music of many cultures. The concert nuts improvisation under lean Langlais laten he received a sor of organ when he studied here. from the mainstream to "where every Thursday thtoiigh May 9. master's in music and a master'. in music art from the Tietze began his studying the organ at age 10 in Germany art can bring it to the highest "We are very proud of what Chris has achieved," said Institute of Sacred Music at Vale l'inversity. The instruction and started as a church organist at age 12. human endeavor," said Hardigan. Lavonne Simpson, events coordinator for the College of specialized in music for religious services and choral direc- "I came from a musical family My father played clarinet, Andrade passed away March 2. Humanities and the Arts and a university organist. Simpson tion. my three brothers the accordion and my mother sang," said had asked Tietze to bring a recital to SJSU last year and he Tietze. But he stated that he was the only sibling that pur- Sec Organ, page 12 See Andrade, page 12 obliged. Simpson's husband, Philip. was Christoph's proles- Loving Oscar A local candidate Alternative politics It's Quincy Jones, in the midst Voting for incumbent Sick and tired of the old PAR'TAN of producing this year's Assemblyman JIM grind of the presidential The S Oscar ceremony, offers up Cunneen Name to be election, many SJSU stu- resume pu April 2. some choice phrases to one at the :-decisions dents are looking for an describe the pressure of Dot looal voters to alternative to the ele- handling Hollywood's make this Via phant and donkey men- SPEED READ biggest close-up. tality. Page 3 Pap 5 Page 5 2 Thursday, March 21. 1996 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Elizabeth Dole should run for president

II% Lisa Brown enormous opportunity." Even if she becomes first lady. the Red Cross has That has a real nice ring to it. "In the female style of management, there's more agreed to give her the job back and Dole had said she If Elizabeth Dole ran as the Republican nominee presidential loyalty Women seeking a mentor with a formula for of an emphasis on negotiation and mediation. I don't plans to take it. for president, I would switch my success need look no further than Elizabeth think women give themselves gh credit for the The Washington Post compared Dole's qualifica- from Democrat to Republican simply because site is Dole. skills they've developed," Dole said. tions AS first lady to that of Nancy Reagan and found the best choice for a country that badly needs a Dole was the only female in her Harvard Law Dole, during her cabinet tenure and now at the that she had more executive experience- than her hus- strong leader with integrity, and she does not suffer School class. Red Cross, makes a conscious effort to provide top band going back to her election as president of the from the disease of "know-nothingism." She rose above intimidation and sexism to excel at management opiximmtues to women :end minorities third grade bird club. She is untouchable because she appears scandal posts within our nation's capital. bv actively seek- The difference between free. Ideological differences aside, her accomplishments ing them out t (Elizabeth Dole) IS on my, top five Dole and Hillary Clinton is I like her style and grace because it is reminiscent inside the beltway are astounding. serve those that Dole has already advised of Jacqueline Kennedy. She was appointed as Presidents Johnson's and positions. six other presidents. A combination of Kennedy's grace and style with Nixon's consumer affairs adviser, worked as a mem- In 1993, Dole list of women to emulate. Before Sen. Bob Dole Dole's résumé makes for an unbeatable candidate to ber of the Federal Trade Commission and served as was awar de d decided to run for president, unseat the incumbent. Secretary of Labor under President Ronald Reagan the Radcliffe College Alumnae Association Medal for someone shouted, "Dole for president!" She is well equipped with all the necessary skills to and Secretary of Transportation under President her "outstanding contribution to the community of Sen. Dole yelled back, "Elizabeth hasn't decided run the United States. George Bush. women." yet." In a 1993 Christian Science Monitor interview, she Twenty years ago, Dole co-founded a nonpartisan In her acceptance speech she said, "We must not The context intended was that he wanted to run said, "Some women .., believe that concepts such as organization called Executive Women in move from one inhibiting dogma to another, from with his wife's blessing. power and ambition are inconsistent with the mission Government, a network for women who work or insisting women stay at home tel making them feel Frankly, I think Sen. Dole had an unintentional of guiding their steps and their conscience. Over the aspire to work in Washington. guilty if they do. Women must allow ourselves, and premonition. years though, women have come to realize that power A 1989 Gallup poll named her one of the "10 most each other, the freedom to choose." After I watched Elizabeth Dole's March 10 "60 is a positive force if it's used for positive purposes." admired women in the world," and she is on my top In October 1995 she took a one-year, unpaid leave Minutes" interview, I questioned why she was not run- Would someone please tell Sen. Dole that his wife five list of women to emulate. of absence from her $200,000-a-year job as head of ning for president. is the better presidential candidate? Please? Dole said that being "women in in a world of men" the American Red Cross to support her husband's "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome President is not an obstacle to advancement but rather `an presidential campaign. and Mr. Elizabeth Dole." Lisa Brawn is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

The American public is, if nothing else, gullible... Election From page 1

The big swindle he wants to be a president who relates to the student body. "They said, 'Oh 1m going By Dustin Shekel] a candidate, positive or negative, goes a long way enough funds or kindly campaign contributions are to vote for the tall guy. toward the public perception of that person. quickly eliminated from the race. Simmons, whose motto was Student Dtiring the presidential campaign of 1992, Bill Remember Willie Horton and the way his furlough Often, those best prepared to take the job are the Advocates For A Change," said the differ- Clinton toured the nation in a bus, kissing from prison ruined the campaign of Michael Dukakis ones who can't afford it jack Kemp, or the one who ence between himself and other past presi- babies and shaking thousands of sweaty hands because of the barrage of negative ads showing the don't want it Colin Powell. The Republicans are dents is that he knows how tel get the job until he had won over America. Massachusetts governor as soft on crime? The now left to suffer from the lack of marketable GOP done by appointing students to the Each stop along the way was intensely covered by the American media consumer needs to realize the power- members, forcing them to rally around a man who is bookstore and cafeteria board he is orga- media, as hoards of happy Democrats converged to ful effect of this type of advertising on the public, as clearly their last resort. nizing a team to vote for changes necessary catch a glimpse of the next president. Every night it the master of the negative ad, Bob Dole, will unleash The younger, more personable Clinton is sitting to reduce prices and provide action. was the same story on the evening news: Clinton cam- his multimillion dollar arsenal on Bill Clinton's charac- back and relaxing while the GOP tears itself to pieces, The new president, who finds himself paign bus tour stops in (you fill in the blank) ter every day until election eve. waiting for his turn to unleash his intense marketing bogged down in 42 campus committees, with an agenda to talk about the issues most on the The worst ,part of these commercials is the exorbi- campaign. also believes that the key to students stay- minds of all (residents of blank above), with his tant cost to the candidate. He knows the only way to ing current with issues is to stay current 1970s feel-good anthem piping in the background. compete in today's television-dependent society is by Dustin Shekel, is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer with students, but admits it is hard to do. Poor George Bush. He had one of the best personal purchasing expensive air time. Those unable tel raise The dilemma that every A.S. president marketing campaigns in the history of American poli- faces is that he or she serves on so many. tics with which to contend. He didn't stand a chance. committees, many of which meet weekly, The presidential election has now evolved to little Simmons said. "So its a trade-off between more than a giant public relations campaign among a spending time with your constituents and handful of millionaires, and in 1992, one tiny billion- attending meetings to make sure interests aire. He who can spend the most money perfecting his You have reached the office, are protected during formulation of uni- public image, while at the same time perfectly destroy- of Colin Powell - versity policies." ing the reputation of his opponents, will become the And Simmons agenda for his 96-97 term ruler of the free world. .your call Is about my running appears to relate to students concerns. It Each stop on the long trail of the presidential mar- for vice president, press 1... includes: keting campaign is carefully orchestrated to appeal to If your call is about another A ;500,000 scholarship fund for peo- those who will be observing the hype and listening to ple who slip through the cracks of financial the political jargon that particular day. The candidate's campaign role for me, press 2... aid. high priced speech-writer speaks in empty promises If yotir can is about my plans Lowering books and food prices by and rehashed cliches, and the American people love it. for the presidential race contracting out Spartan Shops. The candidate promises to lower taxes, feed the years from now, press 3... Contracting out, Simmons said, would hungry, help the elderly while at the same time cutting four reduce prices for students while increasing their federal programs in an attempt to lower the revenue for the university. deficit by reducing the size of the government, and To reduce the line at Admissions and most of all he emphatically pledges to solve the biggest Records by adding loan student assistant problem of the place he is visiting. employees to process forms during peak When a candidate visits the Bay Area, he claims he periods. will be the technology president. In Iowa, he's the To complete a new child care facility farmer president. In Michigan, he plans to limit the that has been hanging on a thread for the number of imported vehicles, and he's hip on MTV. If last couple of years. nothing else, the candidates gain versatility while they Doubling the number of computers swindle the masses. The American public is, if nothing on campus and making the e-mail system else, gullible. more user friendly. We pit one candidate against the other, me tsuring Other election results include new vice their strengths and weaknesses by the ads we see on president Mike Yaghmai, who will carry television or coverage in the newspaper. After all, the Simmons bandwagon, and Adrian Noe only thing we know about any of these guys is what is Rodriquez, who won the office of con- uncovered by the media or their rivals, so an ad about troller. Key measures that were passed include Measure A a measure that would accom- Letter modate fast food facilities such as Taco Bell, Round Table or McDonalds on cam- pus. Also the (TAP) Transit Access Ms. Vasquez referred me to Lori Stahl, minute of his days, that other local (SU where the mistake was made. I find it Program, which ensures the continuation Caret should be Caret's director of public information. schools don't have to do. CSU Hayward, totally absurd that I cannot speak with of the program that makes public trans- Not only did she not answer my ques- San Francisco and Sacramento all have our president. I pay an increasing portation more bearable, passed. availble for students tions, but she had the audacity to tell me open-door policies to students with con- amount of money toward tuition every Concerning student participation in A.S. that she, like Caret, was too busy to cerns and questions. CSU Sacramento year and now I am going tel be denied Caret who the hell is he? Is he elections, Simmons said mailing ballots or speak with students. Ms. Stahl advised President Dr. Donald Gerth, goes as far the right to be heard about campus mat- some untouchable information guides to every single student person to the average me to speak with Sylvia Hutchinson in as to have an open forum twice a semes- ters? No way. student at SJSU? Yes he is. I have made would help inform students when elections Public Affairs to answer my questions. ter for students to ask questions or voice Caret needs tel stay in touch with stu- numerous attempts to speak with him are happening and would give them an Ms. Hutchinson, although cordial, was concerns. Imagine that a president dents thoughts and ideas, and what over the phone and in person, with no bet- opportunity tel read the pro and con state- of little help. Hutchinson has working interested in the students' opinions! ter way to accomplish this than to meet ments and candidate biographies. response. In fact, when I arrived at his for SJSU for approximately two weeks Why can't Caret do the same? with students? office in Tower Hall I was treated as if "Im concerned," said Simmons, who and requested that she not be inter- Caret's main focal point for San Jose I urge the students of SJSU to speak what I had tel say was of little impor- handed out 1,600 flyers. "I dont think the viewed or quoted. The only help she State has been our ethnically diverse up and be heard. Sooner or later, Dr. tance. voter turnout is representative of the cam- could offer was a brief biographical campus. What about our diverse ideas? Caret will be forced tel speak with the The president's secretary, Anita pus. sketch concerning Caret. Ms. Does he ever know what the students of people that matter most, the students Vasquez, of It's about 22,815 short. alerted me that the president Hutchinson had no idea how or why Dr. SJSU are thinking? I guess he is not too SJSU. does not give interviews tel SJSU stu- Caret was elected into the office of presi- concerned. The students of SJSU did dents. What do you mean he doesn't dent. not elect him; Caret was chosen by a uni- Loretta Lynne Shows give interviews to students? Without stu- Eddie %Amapa tea Spartan Daily Columnist. I would like to know what specifically versity search committee composed of Photojournalism column appean every Thursday. dents he wouldn't have a job. Caret does that consumes every last five SJSU administrators. Maybe that's

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Counseling Services PEOPLE Peisinial-growth group I p in - 2.30p.m. Adn l i lll strau4 At Bldg., Oscars, shopping network hosts and top fives nit. 201. Call 924-5937. Jones waxes maxims for Oscars night Redford plays news role after 20 years Frendi Club Meeting and conversations in LOS AN( 4.I.ES (AP) - Quincy Jones, in the me Associsisd rpm French. I 2:30p.m.-1 :30p.m. midst of pr during this year s Oscar ceremony, He's not a jiiirnalist. but Rohe!! Redford has offers up some choice phrases to describe the MacQuarrie Hall, Jazzland played one in his films. Redford starred AS (ale.( all 283-0753. pressure of handling Hi illywood's biggest (low- up. Watergate IMWSMAII Bob Woodwitul in "All the "It's like trying to have a picnic at the end of a President's Men" in 1976; he's fictional TV news Human Resource Hong Kong Club 747 runway, wondering if they're gonna miss the director Warren Justice director in his new movie Management Association Night of Karaoke. 10p.m.- blanket," he says. "Up Close and Personal." But here Redford is Today Talk on interviewing with 2p.m.Carnino Karaoke Box Anxiety, huh? "It feels like running through answering the questri iris. Ill it asking. speaker Paul Morehead. Call 896-2663. hell with gasoline underwear." I. Did you consult All% in, radi ast journalists for Asian American 4:30p.m.-4ip.m.Student Union, And hard work? "Like trying to hold water "Up Close and Personal"' Costanoan 1111. ( :all 243-7294. India Student Union (ISA) under your arm," he explains. Redford: Not a lot because I already knew a fair Christian Fellowship So why are you, famed musk ian, composer, "Accountability for One Meeting concerning elections. minium just from the natui e 1,1 no experience in 12:30p.m. Student Union, movie and record producer that You are, putting Another." 7:30p.m. Student Lambda Phi Epsilon yourself through this for Monday's 68th Annual the business. ... The Mlle ton Mt' III 11111 flInt was Union, Almaden rm. Asian American Donor pro- Almaden rm. Call 999-0501. Academy Awards, scrutinited by about I billion doing a love story, not doing a pie( r about broad- Call 286-6427. gram. 10am.-3p.m. Student TV viewers worldwide? cast news. Union, Urnunhum latterday Saint Students "I love the film business. I love the people in 2. Compare justice to Woodward; is there one Black Student Union (BSU) Call 292-8004. Association (LDSSA) it," he said. "The academy hands you this kind of you like more and why? Meeting. 6p.m. Student Friday Forum, with personal- responsibility. ... It's a killer job, but when they Redford: Well, justice because he's more color- Union, 'Pacheco on. The Listening Hour ized Jeopardy Game. put it in your hands, they're trusting you with ful. He's easier to play on screen. Woodward was their Call 924-6229. Performance of Bach by 12:30p.m. San lose Institute, baby"Jones tough to play on screen. It's a very effective (report- 66 S. Seventh St. Call 286- is sharing the precious bundle with host Christoph Tieve, the Whoopi ing) technique he has, but it doesn't translate into 3313. Goldberg. Lullabies will come from Campus"Crusade for atria St. Mary's Cathedral organist. Vanessa Williams, Bruce Springsteen, Randy the most charismatic character on screen. meeting. 12:30p.m.-1:15p.m. Music Newman, Lyle Lovett, Gloria Estelan and Bryan 3. Could you have been a journalist? Student Union, Guadalupe Bldg., Concert Hall. hLE.ChA. Adams on the nominated amp. Redford: I don't think vi. I'm very attracted to it. rm. Call 924-7910. Call 924-4631. Meeting. 2p.m. Chicano ... I like the idea of being involved in current events Resource Center, Wahlquist Shopping network auditions 900 hosts that are part of our lives including my own. But in Career Center Okinawan %win Ryu Library, third floor. Call 246- terms of a vocation, final)',. I'm doing the one I Employment presentation by Karate Club 2565. 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After making their presence know at a fraternity party that was on the verge of getting out of con- trol, officers stop a suspected drunk driver who made the mistake of dri- ving the wrong way down 11th Street. After a short chase, the suspect was taken into custody by officer Gary Garrison just outside of Joe West Hall.

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From page 1 ving the wrong way on a one-way street. She said she had been at emergencies, but can be used as the fraternity party down the such. If a book bag does get street one the police were qui- locked in a building, using the eting at the time of her arrest. phone will send someone out to Her blood alcohol was at .09. help. The legal limit for any person One of the most common under the age of 21 to be consid- calls the UPD gets is for disturb- ered driving under the influence ing the peace. On weekends. of alcohol is .05, according to Garrison said, fraternity parties California state law. However, are generally at the root of the because it's illegal to be drinking noise. under the age of 21, if the alco- Officers don't patrol the hol level is above a reading of neighborhood listening for .01, the minor's license can be noise, they actually have to have suspended on the spot, UPD dis- a legitimate complaint before patcher Robert Womack said. approaching a house. Disturbing All of the fraternity houses are the peace is not like witnessing a within the LTD's jurisdiction, traffic violation. which extends one mile around Because of this, Garrison said campus in all directions. This they can only give warnings to jurisdiction also includes South party givers and cannot actually Campus, Spartan Village and the issue tickets for disturbing the aviation building at the Sanitise peace unless the person who International Airport. complained is willing to come On Friday night, Feb. 23, an forward and press charges. abandoned Honda Accord, a The officers don't go into commonly stolen vehicle accord- houses with parties unless there ing to Caldwell, was recovered in is cause to believe there is a crisis an industrial area of South Fifth inside. and Martha streets. The car was 'We don't want to go into your unoccupied and the back win- houses,' Caldwell said. "If there's dow was half-way down. Garrison an emergency, we'll go in." said he knew it was stolen by On Friday, March 1, a fight these telltale signs even before erupted at a fraternity party and he ran the plates: a process that Top:Officer Garrison spotted some pedestrians loitering by the the police stayed outside and let takes only seconds. Tenth Street garage. After checking for warrants, Officer the occupants take care of it Garrison said cars that are Gasrriaon encouraged them to continue on their way. themselves. occupied are equally suspicious Fraternities can get them- because the industrial buildings Above:During his routine patrol of the main campus and its sur- selves into trouble for serving are not generally used at night, rounding extentions, officer Garrison noticed a newer Honda alcohol to people who are under- so no one should be around. Working in conjunction with Officer Garrison, Officer parked in an Industrial area. After running the plate the report age, said JoAnne Shibles, coordi- "Sometimes people bring pros- Caldwell begins the paper work on the stolen Honda came back that the vehicle had been stolen. Here Garrison Is nator of Greek life. UPD officers titutes in these areas," Garrison Accord that was located in an industrial area late on a checking the rear-view mirror for finger prints. often handle through the univer- said. Friday night. sity situations of fraternities con- Saturday night, Feb. 24, upon tributing to the delinquency of a finding a vehicle with a male and they are about to negotiate a .aldwell said. for anyone else," Caldwell said. do with attitude, Caldwell said. minor. female inside, Garrison ran the deal," Caldwell said. The campus is, however, the Around 4 or 5 a.m, things There's always something to do. Garrison said it's hard to pin- driver's license number and dis- The male was arrested and UPD's main priority, and they begin to slow down, but the offi- "Once you sit and wait, you point one person, but if one covered the driver had a $6,000 taken to county jail. The UPI) spend most of their time cers keep busy; for every arrest, notice a lot of people moving house gets to be a problem the warrant for reckless driving in are state police and have the patrolling these areas. They also there is paperwork to be filed. around in the dark." UPD documents what happens 1994. authority to arrest anyone in the spend some time working as Officers don't have quotas so and the issue goes to Student Caldwell pointed out used state of California. They aren't security for the Event Center and they don't spend time looking Affairs. condoms near the curb. restricted to just the campus. controlling traffic to and from for cars without a tail light, and On Friday night, Feb. 23, a 17- "That area is fairly well known "People think that after they're events. they don't hang-out at the neigh- year-old was arrested for drunk for hookers and prostitution. off of campus we can't touch "1 make sure everyone's having borhood doughnut shops. driving after she was caught dri- Any time I stop someone here them. It doesn't work like that," a good time an no one ruins it If you get bored, it has more to SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State I niversity Thursday, March 21, 1996 5 Finding alternative politics versatile Cunneen By Dustin Sheba By Laura Vanni "'The label tariaii PAM is where the lett Sthutth D.y .Sulf Writhe 66 Special to the Daily 66 mid the right meet. It's as s, anemic took the Ycaing for Sick and tired ot the old grind of I iicsi- All Mt' mainstream candidates cccii end of the par ties and fa lit them togetli- incumbent I will continue to ei," said 'is sister. Assemblyman Jim Cunneen dential election, many San Jose State I i is ersity seems to be one of the easier work reinvigorating students are looking for an ahem:line to the are idots. Alt, natise parties hoe been so seserely overshadowed by the decisions for local voters to elephant and donkey mentality. Democrats and been tillable- n, make thth year. California's economy. It "This year I plan to vote Libertarian." said Julianna Goad Republicans that the public has Although his record during Johanna Goad, a liberal studies major. "All of Liberal Studies major give the ceuididates a chain e to be ter oginp is vertually imp9rtant Many do not his term in the Califonna the mainstream candidates are idiots." know about Hari s Boast', a tat Assembly, representing the 24th A large emergence of Independent and 99 label IAD candidate who has alrc;ach defeated ... that we prepare third party support is evolving among college Sylvester, who is registered AS a libertarian. Bob Dole in a straw pill among comers-rose District which covers western Repithlir ans. Santa Clara County, seems age students. Surveys show that two-thirds of "I am very disenchanted with the way things ourselves for the "I impressive and his vision of the nation's 37.5 million 18- to 30-years-olds do are going in the election and with the presiden- }lase heaid some of these candidates on California's future is promising. information age. not affiliate themselves with either the cy," he said. "I do not like any of the the radio and I am really starting to pas atteii- Cunneen's re-election was all Democratic or Republican party, a sign that Republican candidates and I am not sure if lion," said Goad. "They make a lot set ise, the but certain after Democrat Ed America's next generation is disillusioned with Clinton really exists. The people with real things they wanted to do for the government Foglia decided to drop out of pis Qom what the two parties are power are on the other end of the phone," inspired me." Goad said she belies es hearing such candidates has forced her to i clone her the race. mmams..1 offering. Sylvester said. Foglia, a former president of ELECTION Ron Vilhauer, a radio In a Nov. 9, 1995 poll done by the political options. ic the California Teacher's and television major, said he Washington Post, 63 percent of Americans said Many attempts are being made give the entire voting population Association (CTA), was devastat, education received by snicksits does not feel represented by they support the formation of a third party that a voice in the pi cd when the GTA decided to in the public education system, any of the parties and has would be recognized in the primaries. Santa marks, including a proposition which would allow all California voters to endorse Cunneen, virtually as well as the California State been registered as a nonpar- Clara has a total of nine parties with only '2 hav- participate in killing any chance of dethron- University and the University of tisan Independent for two ing a voice in the primaries. Those who do not future primaries. In Illinois on March 19. the Libertarians will make history when they will he ing the first-term incumbent. California "seems. years. want to be associated with any party register as a recognized When the two men ran against 010.11001, mid his record as "It's become so much nonpartisan voters. party in the Illinois primary and Ross Perot continues tel promote the develop- each other in 1994, Foglia relied member as the Assembly shows of the party line and their In the 1992 presidential election, Vilhauer ment of a new party to be called the Reform heavily on the support of the him to be a versatile and moder- beliefs," he said. "The Republicans are strictly said he voted for Ross Perot for the principle of Party. CTA. Because of the timing of ate conservative. pro-life, pro-defense, which most people aren't. showing his dislike toward the major parties. "I have started my own party," said Sylvester Foglia's decision, his party is am the most conservative There is no compromise and no room for dis- "All I am trying to say by not registering "It's called the Monetarian party. It only has two forced to leave his name on the on fiscal lanes, and the most cussion. The same is for the Democrats." under any party is that I am on my own, nor members and no candidates." ballot, despite his withdrawal progressive ors social issues," Californians will only be able to vote in the with those guys on that side, or those guys on With the belief that the government focuses from the race. Cunneen said, referring to his March 26 primary for either the Democratic of that side," he said. on the economy the wrong was. ss lsester said Cunneen said he is very pro-choice stance. 'I am the Republican party, which angers some students. According to the Santa Clara County his Monetarian party would i epc Isv Ill ecoll,cm- proud of his accomplishments highest rated Republican on "I will vote in the Republican primary Registrar of Voters, more than 96,000 people in ic reform and stability. during the past 18 months and environmental issues." because lean, but for the presidential election, Santa Clara County are registered as nonparti- "Money does not buy happiness, hut it plans on continuing his devo- "Being conservative means twill definitely, look elsewhere," said Goad. san and 4,317 people represent the Libertarian have money, everyone will be happy.," said tion to the future of California, conserving our natural Other students, such as Jason Sylvester, a party, the third largest party in the nation. Sylvester about the philosophy of his party; just if re-elected. resources and trusting individu- computer engineering student, have said they Sylvester said he chose the Libertarian party because it represented the extremes of the another party option for those students search- "I will continue to work on als to make their own decisions will skip the primaries all together. reinvigorating California's econ- about. their own bodies. This is a primaries." said Democratic and Republican parties. ing for their political identity. "I do not care about the omy," Cunneen said. "It is vitally part of my new vision for the importar. to current and future blican party." generations that we prepare the influential backing Castro: hoping to send SJSU into the next ourselves for the information from the CTA, Cunneen has century age." gained endorsements from From page 1 I couldn't have picked a more "Young people need to realize "Compared to industry, (SJS1' ,1 preparing Californians for police organizations, the League "IBM was working on difterent appropriate time to be a scientist these are key subjects if they want is a joke," Castro said. "The parr II -quickly increasing amount of Conservation Voters and the in the past 500 years." to get anywhere of technology. Cu iiiieen said he Chiunber of Commerce. projects before I joined them in in Santa Clara around here is incredibly slow. the late '60s," Castro said. "I After retiring from IBM, Castro County.. Overall, Castro said he is hon- wants to ensure the quality of helped them understand what they said he decided to come to SJSU, He said he is also interested in ored to be inducted into the were doing." hoping his expertise could focusing the attention of the uni- Business Hall of Fame, pointing Some of the more prominent advance the school's mission to versity's academic program to one out what this means to the big pic- advancements made at IBM dur- become the metropolitan universi- more realistic of the needs of the ture of his community. ing his career included the cre- ty of the Sihron Valley. This Silicon Valles %sot kplace, further "It is good for the Latino com- CHINESE CUISINE ation of an organic photo conduc- includes devel, piicg a partnership stressing the importance of engi- munity to see we r an make a posi- TO GO tor, which conducts electricity with local high schools to make neering and science at SJSU. He tive contribution." Castro said. FOOD when light is shined on it. In 1975, sure incoming students are more said SJSU is the school for this "When the olds tiling seen abritit Mandarin & Szechuan Cuisine prepared IBM used this type of technology for r rillege math and sci- community and believes high us in the nes, is negative, this Box Lunches To Go ence courses. school students should think of to make a prototype of the mod- shows them they can make it, too." Lunch and Dinner OPEN DAILY ern laser printer. Castro helps provide funding for attending this campus before Castro will be featured in a PBS Cotering Available 11:30 - 9:00pm "It was a wonderful time to be a local school districts to improve Stanford or Berkeley. show about physics called the facilities and faculty needed to Coming from the highly "Breakthrough: The scientist," Castro said. "Technology Changing vv 294-3303 or 998-9427 was still emerging. The Cold War promote students to take a more advanced world of IBM to the less Face of Science in America," which EN was in all of its glory. It was the rigorous course load, he said. than advanced SJSU campus has will air on KQED, April 8 at 10 131 E. Jackson Street beginning of the golden age of sci- "Someone has to push math and not been an easy transition for p.m. It will also be shown on o blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street ence, science courses," Castro said. Castro to make. KTEH, April 11 at 9 p.m. STEVE MARTIN

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8 Thursday. March 21, 1996 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY 1 The Spartan Jahi Bacon tries to drive by Pacific guard Mark Boelter at the Big West Conference on March 8. The Spartan bench proved to be invaluable Men of March during the three games of the conference, coming in to do their part when the starters were plagued by foul trouble. Photos by T.R. Nichols Spartan Daily

Ken Kavanagh, LaRon Campbell-Hall. Kweli Baker, Damon Lee and Luther Waters react to Darren Greene's monster slam against CSU Fullerton on March 3. Though it was the final home game, the Spartans' season was not near- ly over. They went on to capture the Big West Conference title in Reno before losing to the No. 1 Midwest region seed, Kentucky in Dallas at the first game of the NCAA tournament.

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By Shane Lewis Spartan Daily Staff Writer Known as the Cinderella team, the SJSU bas- ketball team has left its mark by winning the Big West championship and making it to the first round of the NCAA tournament. The road to getting there was not easy, and the Spartans had to pull themselves out of a ditch filled with losing streaks to get to the top. "Our team in the beginning had difficulties for different reasons," said coach Stan Morrison. "The first reason was the loss of our leading scorer Brad Quinet due to a fractured ankle, two days before the first game." He said that the loss changed the chemistry of the team and how it had to play its games. Tito Addison, #12, Roy Hammonds, center, Kweli Baker, right, and Sam Allen cel- Furthermore, he explained, the team had to ebrate after the Spartans downed Utah State to break a seven -game losing adjust to forward Olivier Saint-Jean, when he streak. joined the team after the first five games. "The flu season also hurt us, because the that they had played as a team. They pro- the Western Athletic Conference (WAC), team members would keep infecting and rein- ceeded to win the next six out of seven which is made up of sixteen teams as fecting one another," Morrison said, adding games to qualify for the Big West play- opposed to the ten in the Big West. that Rich Taylor had the flu three times. offs, which they won. "The players are bigger, the teams are In addition, Morrison said the loss of the first Guard Roy Hammonds said that win- deeper and the demands will be greater game started the season off on a had note, ning was not a surprise to him, but rather on our players," Morrison said. "Our because the Saint Mary's team won the game by "that was my goal all along." players will have to understand that if making a 35-foot shot at the buzzer. The Morrisonsaid the fact that they were they are to play in the WAC conference, Spartans then lost the next five games. the underdog drove them to success. they have to continue to improve." Point guard Tito Addison said the losses "We were in a position where we could- Guard Rich Taylor said he looks for- became more frustrating during the team's n't afford to lose," Morrison said. "There ward to next season because Brad Quinet longest losing streak which lasted seven games. was a heightened sense of emergency. will return, along with most of the team "I knew we were much better that the other The players were more into it." except for seniors Hammonds, Sam people in our league," Addison said. Fie said this propelled the team Allen and Darren Greene. It was after the sixth game in that losing through the playoffs, saying it was more "The chemistry will be there from the streak, before the game against New Mexico focused than ever on winning. get-go," Taylor said. State on Feb. 3 that the players had a meeting -We were dead tired, but I told them I The ultimate goal, Morrison said, is to to discuss their recent losses and overall play. would not accept it as an excuse. The reach the Final Four. According to Addison the team voiced its frus- players accepted the challenge and "I don't want anyone to be content trations to one another and decided that they played their hearts out," Morrison said. with where we are right now," he said. "I Tito Addison gets tangled with University of Pacific players Adam needed to respect one another in order to win. "It was wonderful to leave the Big West want my players to be hungry. They got a Jacobsen and Monty Owens at the Spartans' firstBig West victory in Though they lost the New Mexico game that this way, with the championship." taste of it this season and I want them to Reno. night, the players came away satisfied knowing Next year, the team will compete in go back and do that again." San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS Eh unsday, March 21, 1996 9 Stojko falls in short program as Russians and American seize opportunity EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) the Russiaris and .-_iiitik it ins ,j 10111 bairth htArliiig I into Iiiiisda ..!, r, 1.itightIC iii, ii.ig..d1,t1 ili.ii Forget the home-ice advantage, the opportunity. [lghti' , fir e ski,i I,fur t . .th ,,iis tath j., . iditi. Si1111,1) , V11 /I I, MIS, ifirlided irk,. I .,.I' !rally shocked," And forget about Elvis. Ilia Kulik, Russia's rising star, While the said shin I progr am is Stoll.. said of still hat ing a i hat ii r- 111.,,15.11111, 01 flag-waving, To the dismay of his legions of and flower- LIM ritgi . who skated superblv just 1994 Olympic champion worth irk on, iliiid the irrial I' ii .1 medal. despite Iwnig sr%eirili ihrovirog fans and the shock of his Luis. had gone well this ahead of Stojko, nailing all of his peers,- Alexei Urmanov were first and wore and 10 101(11 is not ri king- -I s e had 101114. tough skatrs iser k Btu Ai the tinie to prodtir r. elements with flair. -I was saying it two-time world champion Elvis third. In second place was Todd maker, it is I i it isidered the great beton% but sou 1.111 .1155.155 learn he seemed tentative, skating slowly. was the first time I've seen Elvis Stojko fell in the short program at Eldredge of Chatham, Mass., while eliminatot if .1 skater messes tip. !win it. lira ously. miss anvthing in a short the World Figure Skating U.S. champion Rudy Galindo con- program." Consider Stink., the idol of mil- - Dim. is ptessilie the media, On his second jump, the t r tit ial The rest of Championships on Wednesday. tinued his sensational season with Stojko's routine was lions in this nation, eliminated winning al lionic. tieing three-time triple axel combination, he went That opened the competition and a solid performance flat. And the judges agreed, panic- that placed from title t tin le i i t ion and a long- %sot Id ( ham plot 0,11 1. al id end up down. The crowd let out a colter- ularlv Olathe technical marks. Tulane shakes off Illinois in NIT tourney

NEW ORLEANS (AP) Jerald Honeycutt scored 18 of his 25 SPRING BREAK points in the second half and Gm. every yr. here. (Mk ever)v, here Insanity e%er)a here. Tulane shook off Illinois State 83- 72 Wednesday night to advance to %tom and Dad acre right. It usa madhouse You call them up. the NIT semifinals in New York Tell them you're sate. And sound. They're relics...if md City. pr,rwt mu hang up. Then >01I orminue pia!, mg strip poker. Tulane (21-9), which had never won three postseason games before, was determined to use the ., National Invitation Tournament to show the NCAA tournament selection committee that it was wrong in overlooking the Green Wave this year. Tulane beat Auburn and Minnesota in the first two rounds. LeVeldro Simmons added 21 points for Tulane and Patrick Lewis had 10. Maurice Trotter led the Redbirds with 16 points, Rico Hill 14 and Dan Muller 13. Tulane slowly pulled ahead in the second half, outscoring Illinois State 17-6 over a six- minute stretch to lead 67-56 with 6:04 left. Illinois State, which twice trailed by 10 points in the second half, cut Tulane's lead to 73-68 with 2:50 left, but could get no closer. Illinois State (22-12) took a five- point lead halhvay through the first period, but trailed 39-37 at halftime. The Redbirds fell behind as Tulane made 5 of 5 free throws and outscored Illinois State 10-8 in the closing minutes of the first half. Atheletics cA opening day plans resolved PHOENIX (AP) The Oakland Athletics, stranded by renovations to their stadium, finally found a place to hold opening day in a 9,334-seat minor league park in Las Vegas. Two days after announcing that the Oakland Coliseum would not be ready for them on April 1, the Athletics on Wednesday chose windy Cashman Field over the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans as their home away from home. Mani:ell Cortez, president of the Las Vegas Convention Center and Visitors Authority, said the A's were guaranteed $900,000 if they came to Las Vegas. Cortez said the A's were offered more by New Orleans. Oakland is scheduled to open the season in Las Vegas against Toronto on April 1 and also play the Blue Jays there on April 3. The Detroit Tigers will visit Cashman Field for four games against the A's on April 4-7. "It's frustrating as a player. I envisioned opening up every year at the Coliseum," said A's catcher Terry Steinbach. "The whole situ- ation in Oakland, it's disappoint- ing." It will be the first time major league games have been played at a minor league park since Sept. 3, 1957, when the Philadelphia Phillies beat the 1-800-COLLECT Brooklyn Dodgers 3-2 in 12 innings at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, N.J. Brooklyn played seven games Save The People You Call Up To 44%. one against each NL oppo- nent at Roosevelt Stadium during the 1956 and 1957 sea- !toms in an effiirt to boost atten- dance. The Athletics, who now start the season with 14 games away from the Oakland Coliseum, will have their home opener April 19 against the Chicago White Sox. Cashman Field is home to the Triple-A Las Vegas Stars of the Pacific Coast League. 10 Ihursday March 21, 1996 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY

New badmintion team wins first tournament Basketball players Briefs 1-, 11.1r 21 honored at Men's Golf SJSU team will be on ESPN during Spring A.S. rally qbreak as it hosts the 50th annual Western For the Spartan basketball intercollegiates at the team, the end of the road finally famous and arrived Wednesday at 1 p.m. in picturesque the form of a pep rally on the Pasatiempo Golf Tower Lawn to celebrate their Big Course. West championship victory. About a hundred students and faculty attended the celebration as the players and coaches were called up to the podium to accept No SJSU goner trophies for their season play. Arton SJSU basketball coach Stan Obernoaar we ' Morrison, wearing a cowboy hat, reacr rne and guard Roy Hammonds both sporrans as rr,e4 thanked the crowd for showing P1000 10 50In i-21 01996UFS,rc up to the rally. Annua Western The event, sponsored by the ,,ercofiepotes Associated Students, and hosted by president elect Jerry Simmons, lasted for about a half hour. Several members of the Spartan cheerleadering squad Schedule gave a performance and free hats, shirts and Spartan stuffed ani- mals, which were tossed out into the crowd. For Mar 21-25 PI I, I I IS N I 5' kErt.AN-JPARTAN DAII.1 Food, in the form of a subway sandwich more than 70 feet long, Spartan badminton club member Martin Kartomo is one of several players who has competed in the sport as a professional abroad. was quickly devoured by the audi- Baseball The squad is undefeated in this, its first year in existence. ence, and rap music, being blared SJSU at UNLV, Friday & through speakers, provided an Saturday, 7 p.m.& easygoing atmosphere for those 1 p.m., Las Vegas. in attendance. When it was all over, spilt left- overs of the subway sandwiches Women's Tennis eaching for success scattered all over the grass, were Saint Mary's at SJSU, all that remained as reminders of Thursday, 2 p.m., By Becki Bell Wednesday mid Friday, as well as some the whirlwind basketball season. Spartan Courts. Spartan Dail, Staff Writer Saturdays and Sundays. Huynh said she Spartans face Hawaii in While basketball and football may claim We have a real strong team hopes to set up an open tournament in late Honolulu on Monday at May, which will be provide competitive 3 p.m. much of the college-sports limelight, there is at least one "uncelebrated" sport at SJSU here. We have three former opportunities to anyone who wants to play. Sharks that has attracted professional-level partici- College badminton tournaments, called professions from different tri-meets, traditionally involve players from Men's Basketball pants from around the world. "We have a real strong team here," bad- just three universities. Though only 19 End of the year ban- countries. SJSU students attended skate past quet, Thursday, minton-club adviser Gong Chen said. "We the Northern have three former professionals from differ- Gong Chen California University Championship, Chen 7:30 p.m. (check with said that 50 players have signed up to be a Sports Info. 924-1217) ent countries ... one is from India, one is Badminton-club adviser from Holland and one is from Portugal. We part of the new club. The group hopes that slumping also have a former junior national champi- the sport will eventually earn NCAA status. on." 9 Though badminton has lost much of the Women's Gymnastics popularity it enjoyed on a national level Seattle Pacific at SJSU, The club, which began training early this semester and made its formal debut two dent Yen Huynh. Huynh, who has claimed during the 1950s and 1960s, it continues to Winnepeg Friday, 7:30 p.m. several open tournament titles including be a favorite sport in Europe and Asia. Chen Spartan Gym weeks ago, has already claimed one tourna- ment title. Several weeks ago at Stanford's the UC Davis Spring and Fall Open meets also said that the sport enjoys a loyal follow- WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) Northern California University and the Golden Bear at Berkeley, said that ing at many high school and university cam- Jeff Friesen scored three goals Championship, SJSU badminton players she has had a lifetime interest in the sport. puses here in the United States. and former Jet Dan-en Turcotte Men's Gymnastics defeated Chico State 7.5-5.5 and Stanford 7- "It was something that my family enjoyed "It used to be a leisure sport you play in had two points to lead the San SJSU at Stanford, Army, 6. and I kind of grew into it," she said. your backyard, but it's recognized in the Jose Sharks to a 7-1 victory over Friday, 7 p.m., Stanford, "As of now we're No. 1," said club presi- The new club meets each Monday, See Badminton, page 10 slumping Winnipeg on Calif. Wednesday night. Turcotte, obtained by the Sharks for Craig Janney on Men's Tennis Monday, had a goal and an assist Spartans against Texas against his former teammates. Jan El Paso, Saturday at the Caloun had two goals and Owen Spartan courts, 11 a.m. Nolan also scored for San Jose. Spartans play BYU Baseball team gambles in Reno Dave Manson scored in the Monday at Spartan final minute of play for the Jets, Courts. By Lindy Boisvert two of their best pitchers, but Junior Javier Pamus and junior against the Running Rebels will breaking Artur lrbe's bid for a Spartan Daily Staff Writer offensively one senior is hitting it Justin Farias, both pitchers, were mark the first of a season of Big shutout. out of sight. injured earlier in the season. West Conference games. The Sharks, ahead of only Softball The SJSU baseball team is leav- Ottawa in the NHL standings, got ing for Las Vegas. Whether the "Eric Stevens is currently our "If the pitchers can step up and "It's the conference opener, so it Su plays Hawaii hottest offensive player, he's on an keep UNLV down, we can be suc- has a lot of significance," Piraro out to a 2-0 lead in the first peri- Monday in Honolulu at team beats UNLV in this week- od. end's three game series is a gam- offensive binge," Piraro said. "He'll cessful. They (Running Rebels) said. 2 p.m. be a big factor." swing the bat well." Piraro said. SJSU will go head to head with The first goal came after ble. Friesen got behind the Jets' "We're playing on the road and The three players pitching on Defense needs to come in and UNLV again throughout the sea- the weekend event are tired, hav- make all the routine plays without son. defense and fired a shot on goal- Men's Golf they play well at home," SJSU tender Nikolai Khabibulin. coach Sam Piraro said of his com- ing pitched in their fair share of errors, and they're gonna need to Coach Piraro said they will be 56 uf h western games lately, Piraro said. score a ton. If they do these three competing with UNLV to be one Defenseman Craig Muni tried to r tercollegiate at petition. "UNLV is regarded as one slide into the play and put the of the top teams in the confer- Pitching on Friday will be junior things, they will have a good of the top four teams in the Westlake Village, Calif.. Mike Simonson; Saturday, senior chance to beat UNLV, Piraro said. Conference. The top four teams puck in with his hand. on Monday. ence." Turcotte skated into the Defensively, the Spartans will Rich Ledeit; and Sunday, junior The series that will be played go on to post-season play. Jason Davison. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Winnipeg zone and tucked a low have to deal with the absence of shot under Khabibulin at 16:32.

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From page I "Most students that come through (the Music program) He was 32 years old. The cause of death is still undeter- have some kind of weird story about something we've Front 1984 to 1992, Tietze mined, but officials speculate Andrade's death may have Michael was so much a part of done," said Singh. worked as director of music at St. caused by heart problems. this place. I don't know if this was "Michael was so much a part of this place. I don't know if Agnes Cathedral in New York and Coming to SJSU in the fall of 1990, Andrade befriended this was his first or second home," said Idit Kubitsky, a grad- since 1992 has been the music fellow music majors Singh, Mike Torchia and Mark Grey. his first or second home. We had uate student. "We had great conversations every time." director/organist at St. Mary's 'We were the ones that everyone (in the department) Known by friends as extremely intelligent, he could argue Cathedral in San Francisco. referred to as the gang. those weird music guys or just 'those great conversations everytime. about an episode of the television show "Sanford and Son" Ass music director, Tietze said guys, said Singh. and follow it with a discussion on Baroque music. he usually played organ for all ser- According to Singh. Andrade wanted to perform some Idit Kubitsky Andrade would complain that "there was too much to vices with music and directed the "crazy music ... that no one else was doing. If we wanted to Graduate student learn," said Singh. choirs. Simpson said she believes do Air Supply covers on a tuba, we can do that. Violins and Working on compositions, taking classes and doing St. Mary's is the most prestigious washing machines. Bring lawn mowers on stage," said Singh. research on music Andrade spent much of his time in the cathedral in California. Andrade came up with many of such ideas in exploring Music building, but he managed to teach others. Available The awards Tietze has received sound and transcending the norms of music. A tireless work- to his peers, he extended himself to teach computer music include the Outstanding er, he made himself proficient at several instruments. bowling balls. During another show they smashed a Honda at the Silicon Valley Youth Conservatory. Freshman Award at SJSU, the H. "He did classical piano, clarinet, composition, electro- on stage. The washing machine ensemble was computer "He said he liked to corrupt little minds, and then he'd Frank Boyzan Award for musical acoustic music, jazz, world music, Japanese. Chinese and controlled to turn machines on and off. Metal objects smile," said Christina Stoeckmann, a foreign studies major excellence at Yale and the near eastern music," said Hardigan. Andrade was also an placed in the machines and distorting the motors made and a neighbor of Andrade's. Touren mire Prize in expert on recording music and using computers to manipu- Interesting sounds. But in a good way. "He had the biggest heart in the Improvisation. late sounds said Hardigan. The orchestra played at the Concert Hall several times, world," added Hardigan. The Tourenmire was a competi But with the formation of Gas Chamber Orchestra in played at local nightclubs and galleries and even in a show A scholarship will formed in Andrade's name and a per- tion in England in which candi- 1992, bowling balls, pieces of metal and washing machines in Las Vegas which was broadcasted over the Internet. formance in tribute of him is being planned at the Concert dates must improvise a piece on a became instruments of choice. The orchestra was an extension of Andrade's non-con- Hall, said Hardigan. given theme within half an hour In their "cooking" show they prepared food on stage and formist personality. Having the same love of getting a reac- And with all his achievements and notoriety, Hardigan and then are judged on the per- amplified the ft-sing pan and cutting boards. Andrade rolled tion by confusing people and being absurd, Andrade and said, "He was very humble." formance.

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Telling s 0. Thieirrtirally Stories nt Weekly Text by Shawna Glynn, Etc. Editor An angel sat next to me the other day and she placed her hand directly on my stomach. "What are you worried about?" she asked. I began thinking about all the dishes in the sink and the laundry piled high on the bedroom floor. I began thinking of work, responsi- bilities, conflicts with co-workers, and the bills piling up on the kitchen counter. I began thinking about the loud clanking sound my car makes and the dripping faucet in the bathroom. If I had to make a list of everything that worried me and kept me up late at night. I would have a novel by the time I finished. My friends and family have always teased me. "You worry about gaM of the most petty things," and, "You are always stressed out," they have said. It is truth. They know it. I know it. My life has been spent fretting over things that always work them- selves out. I have always been efficient, dependable and all my tasks get completed. Yet I worry, worry, worry. ContEntl When I'm on vacation I worry about our house catching fire. I Feature: Holistic healing Page 3 worry about not having a home large enough to house my mother when she is too old to take care of herself. I worry about my hair turning gray. I worry about the computer crashing while I'm in the Movie: "A Family Thing" Page 4 middle of writing my columns. Many of my worries are legitimate but more than half of them are Cover story: Shakespeares "Hamlet" Page 5 pure nonsense. Who cares if the flowers die? More can be planted. Who cares if the toilet overflows? The mess can be cleaned up. Who Concert:Tutti Flutti Page 8 cares if there are only two days left until a big exam? It is truly amaz- ing what can be crammed into our brains overnight. Horoscopes Page 9 The angel took me by the hand and together we walked along the waterfront. "You worry too much," she said. It was nothing I hadn't heard before. Calendar Page 10 The angel placed my hand on my stomach. "There is only one thing in life worth worrying about. The rest will just fall into place," Columnist: Julie Galvan Page 11 she said. I now understand what the good angel meant. Everything has Web sites Page 11 importance if you care about it, but nothing seems as important than life itself. Suddenly, my trivial worries had vanished. Who cares about the car parked in my parking space? Who cares atxmt the gum I just Paul Eiser Aaron Stiozzi stepped on with my brand new shoes? Who cares if the pizza I fe6,(ftall Heather Haas Chris Simescu ordered has peppers on it when I specifically ordered otherwise? Russell Hall Etc. Executive William Jeske Advertising Now. I have something bigger to worry about. Now. I have some- Editor Jennifer Johnson Kerry Burman thing that demands sleepless nights from me. Now, I will truly know Shawna Glynn Francis Ladines Laila Totakhail what worrying is all about. Shane Lewis Arlene Villanueva Art & Design Editor Paul Matarangas No, it isn't the broken answering machine. It certainly isn't the Charlene Cook Jeffrey Niese Copy Editors dent on my left bumper. Now, worrying takes on a whole new mean- Dustin Shekell Julie Galv-An ing. The life growing inside of me will be my worry. The life growing Photo Editor Sarah Harvey- John Stubler Contributing Lombardo inside me will consume so much of my worries I won't have time to Writers Ken McNeill worry about anything else. The worries I have now far surpass any I Chief Photographer Leslie Farmer have ever had before. Carlos Gonzalez Danthanh Huynh Graphic Specialists Rita Rhine Supervising Editors Columnist John Lee Julie Galvin Julie Galvin Cover: The director of "Hamlet Uncanvassed," Codie Ken McNeill Etc. Address Fitch leads her cast in a warm-up exercise to focus Photographers Spartan Daily Etc. Etc. Writers Lea Tauriello San Jose State before rehearsal in the showcase theater room in Hugh Leslie Asbury Thom Becker University Gillis Hall on March 5. Michael Barton Bryant Hammer One Washington Becki Bell Steve Keegan Square l.indy Boisvert T.R. Nichols San lose, Ca. Lisa Brown (cover design by John Stubler Paul Myers 95192-0149 cover photo by Chris Simescu 2 March 21 - April 3, 1996 Etc. was still seated. Brother was going to swoop anthem. Abdul-Rauf argued was willing to face indefinite "Stand up!" I whispered, down from the sky, call us that it was against his religion suspension from his $2.6 mil- nudging him. "You're sup- ungrateful Americans and to glorify or worship an lion annual salary. But in a posed to stand up." curse us and our future gener- object, that nothing should mtwe I did not disagree with, Gosh, everybody knows ations. come between him and his because it was the only way for that. Ever since kindergarten, It may not sound that seri- adoration of Cod, and that he him to stay employed, he later before I even knew what the ous, but I had never met any- believed the American flag decided to stand, but with his word "allegiance" meant, we'd one who felt the way my stands for tyranny and oppres- head bowed, his eyes closed than freedom. walk into class, have a seat, boyfriend does. I have met sion rather and his hands cupped in take roll and then people "It's a violation of his First stand and who defend our prayer. profess our loyalty and patrio- Constitutional right to burn Amendment rights," my I will always believe that tism to the wall next to the the flag, but 1 guess I just boyfriend said. Abdul-Rauf WAS within his chalkboard. never thought about someone I had to agree. polit i( Al and religious rights At baseball games at defending their right not to In locker rooms and class- as a iti/en. Perhaps the NBA Wrigley stadium, before we salute it. rooms, offices and chat even knew what "ramparts" We discussed the issue and rooms, the debate focused on helped dictate his actions, but were, my brothers and I were I came to realize that I was the question: Who are you Abdul-Raul has made it clear cjEcimE chlinz trained to take our hats off, nobody to tell him how he loyal to first? God or country? that freedinn d thinight can face the flag and attempt to should and should not feel The answer I heard from never be taken away. Text by Julie A. Galvin reach notes that only dogs can about our country, our flag, the NBA, many classmates and This is a country that hear. politics, racism, Ben & Jerry's coworkers was: your country. thrives on individuality and months ago, my And there, 15 years later, ice cream or anything else for "The NBA is a private freedom of expressu M. Many boyfriend, brother and was someone very important that matter. I sing the national organzation with its own rules; of us, herded through K-I2 some friends of ours in my life flying in the face of anthem. But if for some rea- besides, it's un-American not like sheep, were taught the went to a comedy club everything I'd ever been son I didn't want to, I would- to," one classmate said. words to the Pledge of together. It was a Friday taught by my parents, friends, n't want somebody pressuring Another said: "Other Muslims Allegiance, "America the night, and before the teachers and television. He me to do it, either. salute the flag." antics got under- Beautiful" and "The Star evening's had his own reasons; he didn't The subject became the Well, some Christians way, we were asked to rise, Spangled Banner" before we feel guilty about it, he wasn't hot topic of conversation in swear and others don't. face Old Glory and sing the even knew what we were say- slouching down in his seat; my our home again one morning Besides, the last time I Anthem. ing, of whether we agreed National first grade teacher, Mrs. last week. We were getting checked, the First response was auto- with wol (1s sung so automati- Our Merill, would have been ready for school and listening Amendment to the American Like patriotic robots, cally. matic. shocked. to ESPN when we first heard Constitution read: "Congress sang, "0 say can How can kst justify punish- we rose and But the emotion I felt the story of Denver Nuggets shall make no law respecting wasn't until ing people who don't (Atnline you see? ..." 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