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TOGONE 11. of shunned Carl's Jr. By: Julia B. Wright receipt for a free box of ammuni- Managing Editor tion and a gun. Kim Miller, public relations Despite a blemished record, manager for Burger King Corp., Burger King passed Spartan said the company is not currently Shops, Inc.'s formal background engaged in any boycott situations. check and opened its doors to the "All of those issues have been university Feb. 8. rectified," Miller said. "We also no A background check was con- longer purchase beef from any ducted by Investor Responsibility country that raises cattle on what Research Center in Washington was once rain forest." D.C. for Spartan Shops Inc. It The university justified the deci- revealed a number of past boycotts sion to bring Burger King on cam- and lawsuits that were indepen- pus because the company made an dently verified by the Spartan effort to correct its problems, Daily. according to Don Kassing, vice According to the research cen- president for administration. ter: "It's a socially responsible com- *The fast-food chain was boy- pany, and it is actively moving in a cotted by the NAACP for refusal to positive direction," Kassing said. serve its members at a youth con- Kassing said a reasonable expla- vention in 1981. nation for the number of boycotts *The Rainforest Action Network and lawsuits against Burger King boycotted Burger King for import- is the size of the company. ing beef from Central America Burger King replaced Carl's Jr. where there are rain forests. in the Marketplace Cafe across *Burger King lost a lawsuit in from the Student Union. 1993 for serving a rodent's foot Just before the scheduled open- inside a hamburger. ing of Carl's Jr. in August, San Jose *A franchise in Baltimore, State University and Carl ICarcher Maryland gave coupons with each See Burger, page 8 Student dies in accident Photos by divider. Frank Cava/ Highway 17 crash The Mazda's driver's side Spartan Daily Original TOGO'S claims the life of crossed into the path of an oncom- (Above) The Togo's ing 1996 Toyota Camry. Barbara on seventh and Juan Manuel Castillo McNamara, the driver of the William streets is on Camry, suffered minor injuries. moving locations Castillo died instantly after sus- the go. After more By Hugo Rivera in an taining a broken neck. than 30 years in the By Donna Carmichael you hear when you call StaffrWriter "He going away forev- broke his neck, but he also same Ste'Writer order is not suffered internal organ damage, location, Togo's er. The Original TOGO'S is mov- A San Jose St,ate University student, which would have killed him any- is moving to its new TOGO'S the submarine ing to a new location on the who classmates described location on Paseo De campus on the as quiet, died Tuesday in a car acci- way," Morgan said. chain that got its start in Silicon west side of Castillo was not Paseo de San Antonio at Fourth dent on Highway 17 after having wearing a seat San Antonio street Valley, will make the very last belt at the time of the accident, but location near San Street. They are relocating near attended classes. on the west side of sub at its first Juan according to Morgan, the seat belt Jose State University Thursday. the crosswalk next to the Manuel Castillo, a 19-year- campus. Colonnade apartment build- old freshman from Watsonville, was would not have helped in the side At 9 p.m., The Original impact accident. TOGO'S on East William Street ings, where TOGO'S manage- apparently driving a dark gray (Right) Assistant ment thinks it can better serve 1985 Mazda 626 at an excessive The accident occurred 45 min- will dose for good. utes after Castillo had his Mexican manager Maryanne "Nobody likes to see the orig- its SJSU customers. speed for the rainy weather on at 336 Highway 17, according to American Rhetoric Class, his last Anderson makes two inal Togo's closing," said Steve The sub shop located E William St., between Seventh Highway Patrol Officer class for the day. SJSU freshmen Nicholson, a resident in the Alex Chavez and Mike family sized cus- and Eighth streets on the south- Morgan. The car spun out of Ramos were neighborhood and regular in the class with Castillo. Ramos sandwiches at Togo's tomer. east side of SJSU is a local land- control near Willow Drive and went on Seventh mark with its funky rough wood over the middle section while spin- said they spoke to him after the and The popular little sandwich class, right TOGO'S at siding, according Mary Philips ning clockwise. The part of the before he left on the trip William streets shop, also known as which cost him his life. San Jose State the greeting highway where the accident See TOGO'S, page 8 occurred did not have a middle See Accident, page 4 Greek stereotypes not always accurate don't go to any parties because of Ashes to ashes By Ginny White other commitments like jobs and Senior Staff Writer homework." The Sigma Alpha Zeta sorority Constant partying, heavy holds one party a semester during drinking, communal living and rush week, Wilder said. bad grades are just some of the kV$H "They do a lot of positive things stereotypes members of fraterni- in the community," Anthony Oden, ties and sororities have to face. a social work major said, ofjoining The reputation of Greek life WEEK a fraternity or sorority. "But they was hit hard with movies such as do their share of partying." "Animal House" and "Revenge of Macabeo agrees there's more to the Nerds," characterizing mem- to sororities and fraternities. it than drinking and partying. bers as sex-crazed alcoholics on "Parties and the drinking that "There's community involve- the verge of expulsion. goes on," Chinn said. "But it's a ment and charity work and we These stereotypes are some- good way to meet people and make have to learn how to balance the thing Kathy Winnovich, vice pres- friends." two together," he said. ident of membership at Delta Gerry Macabeo, fraternity pres- Balancing schoolwork and Gamma, comes up against the ident of Sigrna Alpha Mu, said Greek life are a concern for most. there is always someone supervis- pledges thinking of moving into "Partiers' is the main one I've ing the parties at his house. the fraternity or sorority house. seen," Winnovich said of stereo- "We control how much is being Rob Pribble, president of Theta types. "The reality is we do a lot of passed around," Macabeo said of Chi said members of his fraternity community service." alcohol at the parties. "We try to can choose whether to live in or The organization Delta Gamma protect them (rushees) from doing not. does community service for anything foolish." "It's a different experience Service for Sight. Each fall, Delta Sigma Alpha Mu will allow par- when you live in (the house) Gamma holds a week long fund- tygoers to stay as long as it takes because you're around more," raising event called Anchors for them to sober up before they go Pribble said. Splash. Each of the current 42 sis- home. Sometimes there isn't a choice, ters volunteers five hours a Sororities and fratern ti es according to Wilder. semester to the visually impaired. aren't always having parties like "Not every fraternity and soror- "People don't really know this, the stereotype dictates, according ity has a house we don't," she but sororities don't sponsor alco- to Jennifer Wilder, secretary for said. Franshesra Es(polhel/Spartatt holic events," Winnovich said. Sigma Alpha Zeta. "I find it easier to concentrate Tiffany Chinn, a liberal studies "Our priorities are education, on studying if I live away from the The Rev. Bob Barry of the Catholic Campus Ministry administers ashes on Ash Wednesday to Gera- major, agreed that parties are community service and sister- house," Macabeo said. "It's up to Lyne Della). a junior majoring in occupational therapy. hood," Wilder said. "Some sisters what she thinks of when it comes See Rush, page 4

INSIDE THE DAILY SPORTS 2 v NEWS ENTERTAINMENT r ..: Trawick emerges from vor, Tay Sachs screeners holds final Office Space gives 3-23 season to lead hoops day of testing in reasons to want to move resurgance Page 5 Student Union Page 3 in Page 6 01110 "..1. FORUM Thursday, Febro2: ti, 1999 "Real love" not realistic for everyone nce again, I am annoyed enough that I have According to Sean Miller, one of the speakers for to saddle up my high horse, and let some- "Relationship Awareness Week," there are prerequi- body have it. sites to finding love through God, as reported in Clinton presidency 0After enduring countless lectures from family Friday's Spartan Daily. and friends concerning my "smug" and sometimes "First, you have to admit that you're not perfect, apparently "malicious" demeanor toward people that you've made mistakes. The word sin has nega- much more than who irritate me, I've tried to maintain a calm pres- tive connotations, but it really means 'miss the ence when I would otherwise be tempted to harass mark,' " he said. people. Oh, really. sex scandals, lies But, I can't take it anymore. Miss the mark, huh? It's been too long since I've pointed out some- Like, for lack of studying, I sinned on my test? (U-WIRE IOWA CITY, Iowa Don't be body's block-headedness. I sure like the brilliant Christian Miller's idea of surprised when the first sentence in history books I was doing fairly well with my arrogance man- irst, please don't immediately get offended, and sin. about Bill Clinton mentions something other than agement until last week. assume I'm some sort of God-hater. All this time I've been pondering the validity of Monica. Don't be surprised when the second sentence For anybody who wasn't on campus last week, I'm not. original sin and Miller had the answer the whole does, too. you missed an enlightening lesson on "real love." I believe in my own God, but one very different time. When his presidency ends in 2001, According to San Jose State University student from the heterosexual white man who casts judg- Apparently, I missed the mark on that one. Clinton will be 54 years young and will Eddie Zacapa, a member of Campus Crusade for ment on all non-Christians. According to the Spartan Daily article, Zacapa surely spend his remaining decades modifying his Christ, real love is exclusive to Christians. That seems to be the God for people like Zacapa. participated in "Relationship Awareness Week" to legacy. So however tarnished he may seem now, Well, isn't that amazing? Even though I think the likes of the Campus "let students know there are other options available expect both Clinton and historians to wear it off. And It seems my love for my family and friends is Crusade for Christ have a narrow-minded perspec- in finding relationships and love, other than having expect history books to look at Clinton for doing more meaningless, or fake. tive of a higher being, I respect their beliefs. sex." than just Monica. It seems a twenty-something religious know-it- I respect the beliefs of Catholics, Hindus, OK Maybe Clinton will be remembered as the Social all has the ability to discredit every relationship I've Muslims, Mormons, atheists and any other person So, the condescending twenty-something thinks Security president. When he came into office, Clinton ever had because evidently they weren't "real." who has strong beliefs. he can teach us personal morals because he's a had high hopes of reforrning the healthcare system Zacapa masked his Christian propaganda in the However, I don't respect any religious person who Christian. I can deal with that, it's ridiculous, but I and Social Security. With health care dead, Clinton form of something that might have been truly infor- tries to shove his type of spirituality down my can deal with it. seems compelled to reform Social Security with mative. throat. What I don't understand is a little more complex. money from the budget surplus. If he achieves this He called the week-long recruitment for the And I don't respect anyone who thinks their faith I hope Zacapa can follow me on this. pet project, it could easily be the most important leg- Savior's team, "Relationship Awareness Week." is the right one and judges those who feel different- If he actually had an audience ..-"Ittit- to listen to islation of his presidency. When I heard of the event, I thought maybe they ly. in-depth meanings and interpretations regarding Maybe Clinton will be remembered for leading would be presenting some forums on how to foster I appreciate that the Campus Crusade for Christ the existence of God and the world is facing such the nation's record economic expansion. Freer trade, positive relationships. Or maybe a session on how to group refrained from typical extremist Christian horrors as warring countries, starvation and count- a soaring stock market, the further emergence of the- identify signs of abusive relationships. tactics. less civil injustices why did he resort to the global economy and a budget surplus will for now Heck, my optimism even led me to think it would They weren't screaming their interpretation of sophomoric lessons of pre-marital sex taboos? maintain public support for Clinton. This is currently be a week-long celebration of different kinds of rela- scriptures, waving Bibles and damning people to his best chance for glorifying his legacy once out of tionships. Hell for thinking independently But they were Margaret Bethel is the Spartan Daily copy editor. office. But, "Relationship Awareness Week" was three implying that they, above everybody else, know "Con,geniality Not Included" Maybe Clinton will be remembered for days of Jesus pushing. what "real love" is. appears every Thursday. the re-emergence of the Democrats in the White House. In being the first Democratic president to be re-elected in 32 years, and the first president elected since the end of the Cold War, Clinton may show up as the president who moved the Democratic Party clos- er to the center. Oh, and somewhere. probably near the middle of LETTERS the history book, Clinton will be remembered as the second president to be impeached by the House as a result of partisan politics. Much like Andrew Johnson's impeachment experi- Short schedules good idea ence during the Reconstruction, Clinton's impeach- ment proceedings will be viewed in history as a strug- Regarding Adam Pavlacka's piece on "Shorter gle between two parties. class sessions better," in the Feb. 15 issue, the In both Clinton's and Johnson's situations, a epiphany he had during Winter Session was Congress led by the opposite party pulled strings to right on. bring the president down. In both cases, the president We have been programming Winter Session survived after a long struggle. In both cases, the faults courses since 1975 and Summer session courses of partisan politics were exposed. since 1903 so that students can accelerate their In future history books, Clinton's graduation,CHECKREALITY spend concentrated time on a harder impeachment experience, as well as the rest of his course, or take a class that's hard to schedule in the legacy, will surely be studied as an example of other spring or fall semesters. social, political and economic issues of the day: the Earning there units in three weeks is a powerful blurring line between public and private, incentive. It makes students' graduation goals the role of the media, the initial ramifications of the mem more achievable. Information Age on society and the globalization of Pavlacka's observation that "one of the many markets, just to name a few. benefits of the compressed session is the ability to So when history books don't include Monica in the focus on one thing for a period of time" is an impor- first sentence of Bill Clinton's legacy, don't be sur- tant aspect of compressed programs offered in prised. The man is more than a trial. Winter and summer sessions for San Jose State The Daily Iowan University students, as well as for the general pub- lic who wish t,o attend. Pavlacka's suggestion of offering three-week ses- sions throughout the year is an interesting one to consider. This year's smart set at the "Oscars" For now, the way to earn three units in three SPARTAN DAILY are wearing college students. weeks is to take winter and summer session cours- One WaftvngiOn Squoro, Son iota CA 95197.0149 es. In addition, summer session offers students the 008) 924-3280 Eanail SDAILY(Arrx situ edu opportunity to earn up to 12 units in 12 weeks, each year, if you EDITORIAL like taking an extra semester Eteetitma Editor Jon Peres want. dangerous As the campus seeks solutions to make pro- Managing Editor Julia Wnght Excessive labeling Production Editor Aaron Witham grams more accessible to students, we should dis- Opinion Editor JoAnn Peach you're at the mall, buying the cles of clothing are not killed in a cuss alternatives such as the winter session and Sport Edetor Jeremiah tattoo S.iy Enterteinment/ Lifestyle Editor Jahn Miler I.ve of your life a leather jacket. humane fashion ("humane" defined as summer session scheduling model for year-round Photo Editor ten StAlt, You check the price tag, but your lethal injection or gas) as the fur indus- implementation. Cop, Editor Nt ttg-Ani Bethel eye catches another tag: try and sales people claim. Taking concentrated classes in compressed ses- Chief Photographer Brion Prince While any attempt at informing con- sion one after the other is the way many private %%Mown. "An unwitting cow was slaughtered Graphics Annan and skinned alive with a machete to sumers is a noble effort, the method pro- universities and corporate training programs oper- Senior Staff Writers: I eali Hower, Ginn.. White bring this jacket to form." posed has questionable ethics with a ate successfully. The next thing you know, nu're on stench worse than a gutted rhino car- All classes will not fit this model. But for those Staff Writers: Antra Sondra Avila Donna Carmichael, the floor, queasy with guilt and begging cass left for a maggot breeding program. that do, it could provide schedule relief and gradu- Rhoda Darliwoi. ['ohm, KAUAI. Franklin Lena. Shona Lewis, MAIAAA Matchok. Ryan McCruasin. Adam Povlociut Don Pere:. for forgiveness, wiping your hands First, there may be a possibility of ation assistance. It may also allow students to Toraneki, achieve better loune Phillips. Hugo Rivera. Brandy Sailors. Katrina madly like Lady MacBeth and bellow- DON PEREZ labeling other things. understanding of program consent. I.nnor SwAnAnn.T,T1 Thorp. MAITUO h ing out like Homer Simpson finding his The amount of legalese on every pos- I welcome campus input from students and fac- missing. sible product will greatly increase, and ulty. Call me at 924-2670, by fax at 924-2666 or by Photographers' Frank Cava, Fran...hese., Esquiliel, Soren Ilemmila, donuts Staff Writer Sinn, ( Sr.!, P,1.114, DMA SUI(.110, SAn Maybe this sounds ridiculous, but not all of it would be what the con- email at pbradleyecemail.sjsu.edu. civilized life is just that. sumers want to know. To be even more ridiculous, this is Not only would the information be Paul Bradley ADVERTISING exactly what some people want you to think when disquieting, but employing more lawyers, scientists associate dean, winter session director Ad. ermeing Director Doug Evans you buy certain products. and writers to make such labels would also be A. Director tkimi slight increase 'triad Mantra.. :mg Cones Recently, a controversial bill was brought forth to expensive for companies, meaning a /1.4. eto. Entertainasern Mgr, Husaien Tan taw, the Beverly Hills City Council. It was an initiative in the prices of various produce and products. National Manager Mano Palmo that could force stores in the city carrying furs to Hell, most people who drink milk don't want to Account Executives Monica IhCriuluiri David Lu Helen Lu place a notice to consumers on every fur item stat- think about how Bessie was milked. Nor do they Correction ing: want to know about the hand or pump that milked ADVISERS "This product is made with fur from animals that her, either. !Sea . phin Uterine, Jan Show may have been killed by electrocution, gassing, neck Take a look at your shoes for a moment. In the February 15 issue of the Advert ming Jack Quinton breaking, poisoning, clubbing, stomping or drowning Would you want to know that your sneakers, rho,. , McNor and may have been trapped in steel-jaw, leg-hold birkenstodul, heels or what have you are likely Spartan Daily, a Letter to the Editor Product ton Chief Tim Rorke traps." made of leather from a cow that was whacked, then should read that it was submitted by Nee Room *NI 924 3200 Pea Ida 924 32442 Advertlatag That mouthful almost beats a mother's yearly skinned? 4.. 924 ird SPARTAN DAILY (USPSasns aan .pabionea ever, Dian Ghioso. ad,00t ddv fee IA nisamta mei VS and ,Doneeter. 915 Perhoh. guilt trip about forgetting Mother's Day. Then, the hide was dipped into toxic coloring postage pad et 84,9 Asa Mail tadtcflpttona antepted on rprnaEnder Groups such as the Humane Society of America chemicals and stitched together by people in devel- af oaratanar bona POSTMASTF.R Send addno. cheap% to tho Treatment of Animals oping countries, each being paid a few cents a day Norton May %akar Stet. rny,,t, (Ws., Washington t.:an and People for the Ethical Jose CA 9St92 0149 (PETA) advocate the total dismantling of the fur tor serving time in a work camp). industry. This law could be seen as a first step And for those with rubber soles, a polluting black Opinion page policies towards that goal, or a major deterrent via guilt. cloud of smoke and foul solvents came with that Activists know that giving someone a guilt trip is comfort. Plastic heels aren't biodegradable, and Readera are encouraged to Poorer. themselves on the Opinion a powerful weapon. wood heels took the life of a tree. fivArli42 AS 0 Htlil) AS 1 par with A Lettr t Editor everyone If all labels are that detailed, expect the alarmist eur IF I'M Hell, the fear of guilt generally makes 2 &cfc,*-101: Six( ESTUL A letter to the Editor in A 200-word reeponoe to on issue or point drop everything that they're doing and take Mom to advocate a nude-only lifestyle. AT IT H AVE To l EARN Honi of view that 11AA App.ared in the Sportful Daily out for Mother's Day. If truth in advertising goes that far, you will soon REL/fX MOM EFTEcrnitEue. Stihnueetotut tworne the pmperty of the Spartan Dolly and may True, most people may not bother to think about see a label regarding the college tuition you just mar E.FFICIENTLS11 he edited for rinr.t4 grAtnniar libel And length Submisslon must the animals being killed, and thus will not be dis- purchased, stating that you cannot be guaranteed signature contain the author'. name, address, phone number. couraged from plopping down a few thousand dol- the highest in technical standards, despite its loca- 0 and major. lars for a coat. tion in the heart of Silicon Valley. >- Sobrnteatong may tat put In the Lettere to the Editor box el the After all, this is the same civilization that contin- Also, it cannot provide against noise and odor Spartan Doily (iffire in Dwight Bente] Holl Room 209 sent by fax in ues to consume Nutrasweet and cigarettes in mass pollution from the ongoing construction. ' 140R. 9'24.3217 matted to SDAILY4tmr mut edu or mailed to the quantities wifh only a casual glance at the "May The unwitting masses often need to be notified Sporton Dmly Opmton Editor School of Journalism and Masa cause cancer" warning label. and informed, but they do not need to be issued guilt COMMUnleAt10110. San .lose Stat One Washington Square, Ironically, the group advocating this bill, the trips for every item they look at, use or buy. San Joao. ('A 96192.0149 Beverly Hills Consumers for Informed Choices, is Let the buyer beware. ""' Pditorista are written hy, and ere the consensus of. the not an extremist animal rights group as one would It would be a dreadful day when everything gets Spartan Daily editors, not the stall. be quick to assume, but a consumer awareness a politically correct label that is slanted towards one Published opinion. And orivertmemerito do not neresaanly rSect the group. view. views of the Spartan Dadv thP Schtal Journaltem and Masa The group claims that it is simply informing the Don S. 11,rez is a Spartan Daily staff writer THE ccoftPTcf ktgAiict4s loSTM1 'ommoneeattons or SJSII consumers the animals who died to make the arti- 4CCI-E W111-41WCA'Ffr5caJAIITIES

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Today Episcopal Castorbury Black Masque Honor Society Sparta Guide Coimmunity Applications for Fall 1999 can Fres dinner and discussion for be Lenten bible series from 5:30 p.m picked up in the Student Life Tay.Sachs Di Screening at the corner of 10th and San buildings. For more information, p.m. in the Art and Industrial to 7 p.m. at Campus PAinistry Center. For more information, call Screening at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Carlos streets. For more informa- call Scott or Jenny at 924-4330. Science buildinge. Jack Stauffer, Stacy Center. For more information, call Voorhees at 557-0812. in Umunhum Room, Student tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610. San Francisco printer and typog- Katherine or Geoff at 275-1346. Union. For more information, call Advertising Club rapher will hold a lecture, with a Bloimpedanee Body Dr. Oscar Battle Jr. at 924-6117. Chinese Campus Fellowship The club will host guests public reception from 5 to 8 p.m.in Thursday Composition Testing Lab Movie day from 2:30 p.m. to Robert Martines of KICU and Eric the Art building, room 133. For Student Packaging Association Students, faculty and staff The Listening Hour 4:30 p.m. in Almaden Room, Strangeager of KSJO at 6:30 p.m. more information, call Scott or General meeting from noon to 1 wanting to test their body fat Erie Mills' vocal students will Student Union. For more informa- in Dudley Moorhead Hall, room Jenny at 924-4330 or Andy at 024- p.m. in Costonoan Room, Student composition can do so from 10:30 perform songs of Faure, Wolfe and tion, call Esther at 298-4693. 163. Potential members welcome. 4328 regarding the lecture. Union. For more information, call .m. to 12:30 p.m. in Central Grieg from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. in For more information, call Rene Peter Matthews at 298-9657. Classroom building, room 103. For the Music building Concert Hall. Saturday Caparros at (510) 791-8934. Marketing Association more information, call James For more information, call Joan African Unity Summit , Discussion with recent gradu- Student Art Exhibits Burke at 293-9225. Stubbe at 924-4631. African Awareness Month Black Graduation Committee ates from 4:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. in The School of Art and Design Planning Committee and Black Weekly meeting from 5 to 6 Council Chambers, Student Union. presents student art in the stu- Student Art Exhibits Sigm Alpha Mu Movie Night Student Union will host the summit p.m. in Washington Square Hall, For more information, call Hanh dent galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 The School of Art and Design "Sammy Sinema," presents from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Sweeny Hall, room 214. at 251-1653. p.m. in the Art and Industrial presents student art in the stu- video presentations, "Weinglass" room 100. For more information, call Science buildings For more infor- dent galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 and 'Rage for Mumia" at 7:30 p.m. Felicia at 294-2231. Tuesday Wednesday mation, call Scott or Jenny at 924- p.m. in the Art and Industrial in Old Science Building, room 142. Student Life Center A.S. Student Elections 4330. Science buildings. For more infor- South Bay Mobilization to Free Beta Alpha Psi Breaktime activities for late Make-up orientation from 1:45 mation, call Scott or Jenny at 924- Mumia Abu-jamal will also attend. Volunteer tax assistance from afternoon and evening students to 3:00 p.m. in Pacheco Roorn, Daily Mass 4330. Free. For more information, call 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Business from 4 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. in Student Union. For more informa- Catholic Campus Ministry will Melanie from South Bay Classroom buildings, room 309. University Room, building 37. For tion, call Robyn Jones at 924- hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the Career Resource Center Mobilization at 298-2407 regard- For more information, call Jackie more information, call Jane Boyd 5955. Campus Ministry Center, located A recruiting services workshop ing presentation. Compton at 977-3500 X2364. at 924-5950. corner of 10th and San will be held at 3:30 p.m.in the Financial Aid Workshop at the Carlos streets. For more informa- Guadalupe Room, Student Union. Former Foster Youth Tsunami Anime Club Le Cercle Francai Re -Entry Advisory Program tion, call Father Bob at 938-1610 For more information, call the Organisation Bi-weekly meeting with video The club will present "The will hold workshop from noon to center at 924-6033. First spring meeting at 5:30 showings at noon in Washington Accompanist," a French film with 1:30 p.m. in Pacheco Room, p.m. in Pacifica Room, Student Square Hall, room 109. For more English subtitles at 7 p.m. in Student Union. For more informa- Catholic Campuv Ministry Union. For more information, call information, call Ian at 973-2634. Sweeny Hall, room 100. For more tion, call Jane at 924-5950. A bible study will be held from Jennifer McFarland at 924-8569. information, call Jean-Luc Desalvo Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Campus Monday at 924-4611. Golden Key National Honor studenti. Await, and staff The deadline fiir entries is noon. three days before desired pub- Ministry Center, located at the Friday Student Art Exhibits Society lication date Entry forms are mailable in corner of 10th and San Carlos Daily Mass The School of Art and Design Student Art Exhibits General meeting at noon in the Spartan Nay Office Space restrirtsims may trip., editing of submissions streets. For more information, call Catholic Campus Ministry will presents student art in the student The School of Art and Design Guadalupe Room, Student Union. Father Bob at 938-1610. hold mass at 12:10 p.m. at the galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in presents student art in the stu- For more information, call Stacie Campus Ministry Center, located the Art and Industrial Science dent galleries from 10 a.m. to 4 Hero at (831) 427-6213. Health center holds Tay-Sachs testing Trespasser lands To make people aware of the By Rhoda Daclison " We react to certain issues testing, fliers were posted all in jail for 30 days Staff Writer over campus and 2,000 mailings because it impacts the popula- placed in the boxes of dorm One hundred and one tion. People do not want to be residents - according to Oscar two other incidents," Hernandez Dalmatian band-aids decorated Battle, Student Health Center By Melissa Matchak said. the arms of many students on associated with a syndrome. coordinator. Staff Writer According to Hernandez, campus following the Tay-Sachs Before receiving the fliers, Morris was also arrested and charged with invasion of privacy gene teating. - Oscar Battle many of the students getting Raoul Morris, arrested for tres- Thursday is the final testing tested for Tay-Sachs had never passing in the women's locker by the Solano Community College day for the fatal genetic disorder. Student Health Center heard of the disease. room in Spartan Complex Central Police Department on Sept. 28. is a progressive Coordinator Battle said limited knowledge on Feb. 2, is now serving 30 days Hernandez said Morris has an Tay-Sachs outstanding warrant of $5,000 for neurodegenerative disorder // of the illness is somewhat due to in Elmwood Correctional Facility, according to University Police failing to appear in Solano caused by an enzyme deficiency, Canadian ancestry is a carrier of Jewish. human nature. County court for that charge. issues Department Sgt. John said Linda Foley, a genetic coun- the gene, Foley said . Of the gen- "I've only tested two Asians so "We react to certain Hernandez. Pat Padilla, the women's locker selor at University of California, eral population, one out of 150 far," Espiritu said. because it impacts the popula- According to the Hernandez, room attendant, said she is appre- San Francisco. people are carriers, she said. Student Maxims Au said even tion. People do not want to be Morris pled guilty to an invasion hensive about the sentence. By noon Wednesday, 20 people The free two-day screening is though Tay-Sachs is not domi- associated with a syndrome," he of privacy charge in San Jose "It's not good that he'll be out showed up at the San Jose State sponsored by the University of nant in her ethnic background, said. Superior Court on Feb. 4. He was in 30 days," Padilla said. University Student Union to California San Francisco and the once she saw what babies go Tay-Sachs awareness evident- sentenced to 30 days in jail and a Padilla said she would like to give a blood sample for the free California State Health through when they have the dis- ly is growing on campus. $100 fine. see UPD officers on foot patrol two-day Tay-Sachs screening. Department in conjunction with ease, she couldn't take any "We had a video shown in our Morris was apprehended by around the locker room, because Foley attributed the low the Student Health Center. chances. child development class, and UPD officers outside the women's she feels the locker room is too turnout to the lack of faculty Haley Cohen, a first-time vol- At the age of four to six that was the first I'd heard of it," locker room door after he was open, and needs to have better participation. unteer, helped with the event months, a baby's muscles begin Au said. "I hope people become seen by a female student in the monitored entrances. "In past years, the teachers and hoped for a good turnout. to grow floppy, Foley said. more aware of it. locker room, according to UPD "It's too bad for the girls, this have been really good in is stran- Foley emphasized the impor- Cpl. Amado Ramirez. shouldn't happen," Padilla said. "We've been trying to inter- Because the spinal cord According to the Admissions announcing the event in their fatty cells, paralysis tance of taking the test. There were two other trespass- cept people to recruit during the gled by ing incidents in the same locker and Records office, Morris is not a classrooms," Foley said. busy lunch hour," Cohen said. occurs, and eventually the child "Tay-Sachs can happen in "This year, there weren't so anyone. It's rare, but it's real," room, in December 1998 and dur- student at SJSU. Cohen encouraged individuals enters a vegetative state. ing the week prior to Morris' Hernandez said Morris is not a many," she said. to walk in and fill out a short Although 18-year-old student she said. Symptoms of the disease Foley hopes to see more of a arrest, according to Hernandez. student at Solent) City College. questionnaire. Courtney Ingram is not of "We're still investigating the include blindness and paralysis The blood test itself takes Jewish, French-Canadian or turnout today in the Student that surface a few months after a only five minutes. A teaspoon of Cajun descent, she found the Union, but she offered a solution baby is born. blood is all that is needed for the need to become tested. to those who missed the testing Death is inevitable and usual- sample. "I received a flier in my mail- this time around. ly occurs no later than three Medical technician Sonny box at the dorm, and since I In March, a free test at Ar.sh00 Heart years of age. Espiritu said the people he drew know that I'll be having kids in University of California, American Although, anyone can have Berkeley will be offered and then Association-V blood from were diverse in eth- five or 10 years, I figured I'd take ripn.p.ean now. Tay-Sachs, one out of 30 people nicity but the majority was the test." in April at Sonoma State of Jewish, Cajun and French- College, she said. Tired of throwing ness, even if the scientific basis is lethal drugs were cancer patients. The Roman Catholic Church shaky. The others were suffering from and others spent millions of dol- your weight amund? heart or lung diseases. The aver- lars to try to derail the law. ,t Now feng shui practitioners are age age of those who took their They relied chiefly on the argu- rearranging households to bring lives was 69. ment that some people would die on prosperity. Backers of assisted suicide said excruciating, torturous deaths Adopting feng shui principles the report shows the law is work- after taking the drugs. can mean rearranging a bed or ing well and confirms their predic- Oregon's Health Division found desk to avoid the vulnerability of tions that only a small number of no evidence of botched suicides, SJSU STUDENTS having one's back to the door, or people would make use of it. and no complications such as vom- Go feng shui unblocking doors and other First approved in 1994 and iting or seizures from the lethal all majors get your entrances to increase one's oppor- reaffirmed by Oregon voters in doses of barbiturates. NEW YORK (AP) - Helen tunities. November 1997, the law allows a Nearly all of those who took the ticket to success. Weinstein couldn't understand doctor to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs were unconscious within why her one-bedroom apartment medication to hasten the death of five minutes, and most were dead hadn't sold in 10 months. After all, Assisted death patients who have less than six within an hour. it was a luxury condo overlooking months to live. Manhattan's East River and had SALEM, Ore. (AP) - In the first been furnished by the 58-year-old year under the nation's only interior designer herself assisted-suicide law, 15 terminally So she sought help from R.D. ill people in Oregon used it to end Chin, a feng shui practitioner who their lives, and there was no evi- lifsgLAM suggested moving a chair, adding dence they suffered painful, lin- guru needed a mirror and making other small gering deaths as opponents had apartment sold the warned. . computer sconce or related held student GRE changes. The design, set up 6 monism amatory web stte following week. In a report published in Wednesday's New England FREE LECTURE "It was a half-dozen easy WV,/ holistoc-health com Career Expo 1999, not involving much Journal of Medicine, Oregon changes, fel: 408-294-7692 David M. White money and little effort. It was health officiali also said that fears invites you to come meet amazing; Ms. Weinstein said. that the low would be used as an tax: 408-294-7656 the founder of F'eng shui (pronounced fung easy way out by people afraid of Testing for tbc Public your new employer. It's shway) - meaning 'wind' and financial ruin or extreme pain the biggest Career Expo "water" - is the ancient Chinese proved unfounded. Wednesday, Feb. 24, 7-9 PM system of managing luck and good Rather, health officials found in history, the possibilities that use the law has so far been Foothill College Room L-25 fortune by constructing buildings are endless. and placing furnishings in homes driven overwhelmingly by the 12345 El Monte Rd. 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think your the man - no one else deserves fame/ But there's one thing you have to ascertain/ I'm the only one who can keep your signifiamt other tame. Accident: a good student Famous Leonian: Patrick Ewing Continued from page 1 "We gave speeches (Tuesday) "It feels weird because we did- always attended class on time. He Virgo he had questions for every- n't really know him. We should said Castillo was a good student August 23 to September 22 body," Chavez said. "Before that have taken the time to know and one of the few students who he was quiet. He never said any- him," Ramos said. "You kind of never missed a class session. Hey. Hey. HEY. Bob Marley Day is coming. Is thing." knew him, but didn't really {mow Danopoulos said this was the first this your chance to listen to some good music and Chavez described Castillo as a him." time he lost a good student in a smoke some good weed? Yeah right, you naive quiet student who rarely said Some of Castillo's professors tragic accident. rooty poo. This is your chance to sell that 10 anything in class. Although had the opportunity to know "I really feel sorry. I wish I pounds of Colombian weed you bought from that Chavez had not spoken to Castillo Castillo better. Political Science could contact his parents to tell guy with a bad Hawaiian accent on the street. By before Tuesday, he was interested Professor Constantine them a few good things about the way, Pablo is a Latino name. in talking to him on the day of the Danopoulos had Castillo in his him," Danopoulos said. Famous Virgoan: Regis Philbin accident because Castillo was year-long history class. He said Danopoulos' teaching partner asking every speaker questions because it was a year-long class in the class is Elizabeth Ansnes. compiled by Spartan Daily Staff Libra during class. Chavez said he is he had the opportunity to know She remembers Castillo as an September 23 to October 22 having a hard time accepting the the students better than a regular above average student because he fact he spoke to Castillo not more semester lecture class. received the third highest grade Aries Hey Smokey the Bear, you may not be able to than an hour before his life would "One time we had a discussion on the final last semester in a March 21 to April 20 prevent forest fires, but you can get off that weed end. in ethnic policies. He talked of class of more than 70. "It's a trip. It was At the Post Street Mardi Gras, you were an habit. Stay away from Bob Marley Day and Virgos. sad because affirmative action and of how he Asnes said when she heard of he was here and an hour Wednesday, she obnoxious drunk. With your slurring Famous Libran: Wilford Brimley later he thought he was a positive exam- the accident on speech, flip- was dead," Chavez said. "It's trau- ple of it," was obviously upset. ping off police officers and spilling beer all over the Danopoulos said. matizing now that you think This semester, Castillo was 'There's a sense that the nat- really made all ass Scor_pio place, you out of yourself Well, about it." it is an improvement October 23 to November 22 apparently doing well in his class- ural order has been destroyed. at least from the way you Ramos regrets not having spo- should die," Jackass. es. Danopoulos described Castillo No one that young usually act. ken to Castillo more often. who she said. Famous Arian: Muddy Waters Intelligence is your strength. But what does it as a methodical student matter if a guy with an IQ of 14 can kick your Einstein ass and make you his little buddy. Taurus Famous Scorpian: Ralph Macchio April 21 to May 20 Rush: productive in community Well, Valentine's Day has come and Sagittarius Continued from page 1 gone, but November 23 to December 21 your box of condoms has never left. The box hasn't even been opened. OK, here is the individual and how comfort- point average)," Pribble said. surprised when someone genuine- another free lesson. You are going to fail 100W for the nth time. Well Going up to someone and saying, "Roses are red/ able they are with it." Nationally, fraternity members ly thinks fraternity members are the world needs ditch diggers too. Another stereotype Pribble said have higher grade-point averages not productive members of the uni- violets are blue/ I have a big bed/ and I want to Famous Sagittarian: Robert Goulet screw you," is not romantic. he comes up against is that frater- than the average male student, versity. Famous Taurean: Don Rickles nity members do horrible in school. according to GreekPages.com, an "Most of the people involved in Capricorn "We have a very active scholar- on-line fraternity and sorority Associated Students or clubs are December 22 to January 20 ship program and last semester, magazine. from a fraternity or sorority," he Gemini one member achieved a 4.0 (grade Pribble said he is always a bit said. May 21 to June 21 You think the National Endowment for the Arts was a club on campus. You always thought you You heard about the seven people who received should belong to it because you are well-endowed. the Who's Who award after they applied for the Well Twinky Dink.y your wrong on both counts. It awards themselves. You are planning to do the isn't a club on c.ampus and ... yeah right. same. Hey, buddy, you have to pay for the book and Famous Capricornian: Val Kilmer plaque that says how great you are. If that is the case, place an ad in the Daily. You can say how Aquarius great you are without the application. January 21 to February 19 Famous Geminian: Jerry Mathers SAN JOSE COLLEGE You go with the flow. You let things slide off your Cancer back. To put it mildly, you are laid-back. But you June 22 to July 22 also border on being lazy. That is probably why you wake up with a wet feeling after a long night of for- SPA AILY Narcissism. It is not often that one word can getful and heavy drinking. sum a person up, but in your case it does. There is Famous Aquarian: Yakov Smirnoff SAN JOSI r 1111-01041A FRII/AY SFI’T1-11a-li 21 104 only one thing you love more than yourself Your mirror. Too bad it's broken. Pisces Famous Cancerian: Pat Morita February 20 to March 20 Leo Hey, your birthday is coming up. Take my July 23 to August 22 advice. Go to Costa Rica, smoke a reefa and live life the way it's supposed to treat ya. Putting pain in people's name is your game/ You Famous Piscean: Emmanuel Lewis Associated Students, Inc. TOGO'S: loyal customers remember Continued from page 1 who lives in the neighborhood. take my order and then bring it Cobler arranged a loan with the Over the front door and run- out to me we are friends," she help of his mom, bought the place, ning out to the front sidewalk on said. and slowly began transforming William Street is a long, green Another long-time patron, Dan the little sub shop into the stream- canopy that reads: 'The Original Claassen, a part-time SJSU stu- lined, efficient operation TOGO'S Executive TOGO'S: established in 1968." The dent, just learned that the is today. small shop, with just a counter Original TOGO'S would close There isn't much dispute that and no indoor seating, is full of Thursday, while he was placing TOGO'S owes its huge success to a Council memorabilia dating back three his order. couple of factors, according to has been making the Fretz. decades. Claassen min. 10 awards: $1500 In fact, the shop's closing is just three-mile trip on his bike, to the He said the good business Scholarships six weeks shy of what would have familiar little sub shop from his instincts and marketing savvy of been its 31st anniversary, on April home in Willow Glen, several its second owner, Cobler, and the deadline: requirements: Fool's Day, according to Marcus times a week, for years. SJSU community it's first and Mar 15 minimum 3.0 grade point average it's closing," very loyal customers account Rosette, manager of TOGO'S San "I can't believe 1999 leadership in campus/coniniunity Jose State. Claassen said as he chained his for TOGO'S success. Stu Fretz, the current owner of bicycle to a tree in front of the But the tiny store is too small continuing student during 1999-2000 the Original TOGO'S, said the shop. for indoor seating and does not store has a very special relation- When Claassen was told about serve alcoholic beverages all open to: ship with SJSU going back gener- the new location, he said it wasn't part of the concept of TOGO'S new undergraduate ations. all that much further for him to corporate image of the British par- Fretz said some of his cus- travel. ent corporation Allied Domecq. graduate tomers like to tell stories about "I guess I'll just have to get The small size of Original Togo' part-time students the sub shop back in the early '70s used to it," he said looking around means the big lunchtime crowds, when they were students at SJSU. the sub shop at all the memorabil- consisting mostly of students "It's really hard to leave this ia decorating the walls. the first location's bread and but- place," Fretz said. "We are doing Some patrons who live in the ter means customers may have this with a heavy heart." neighborhood are not so accommo- to wait more than six minutes for Board of Fretz said all the momentos, dating of the corporate logic that a sub, which goes against corpo- fixtures and anything that could would not make an exception to rate policy. be moved. including the well-worn keep the Original TOGO'S up and TOGO'S does not own the little Directors screen door, will be taken to the running despite its differences. cottage housing Original TOGO'S new location to make it look and Phil Barras, a mechanical engi- and has been renting all these Scholarships min 10 awards S1500 feel as much like the old Original neering major and a member of years from an independent land- TOGO'S as possible. neighborhood fraternity, Alpha lord, who recently upped the rent, n requirements: The 1969 Volkswagen beetle Tau Omega, said it was sad and according to Fretz. with slogans written all over the surprising that a big operation Original TOGO'S manager, Mar 2 financial need body identifying it as The First like TOGO'S didn't have the cor- Marcus Rosette said the little I to() minimum 2.5 grade point average TOGO'S, will have to be moth- porate spirit to honor its unique structure is in bad shape, needing balled, according to Fretz. He beginnings by keeping Original many major repairs and upgrades. leadership in campus/community doesn't think there will be a need TOGO'S open. In 1977 Allied Domecq acquired continuing student during 1999-2000 for the funky little VW at the new "If I were them rd keep it going TOGO'S. location. for the historical and sentimental TOGO'S has now mushroomed open to: TOGO'S long-time cus- value," said Barras. into a "branded concept" with Many of tomers such as Phillips, find the Across the street, at Delta high visibility and name recogni- undergraduate closure and move of the Original Gamma, Khandyse Wall, a tion for its 246 stores in California graduate

TOGO'S a little hard to swallow. Kinesiology student specializing and other parts of the United part -1 ime students "I'm just disgusted," said in corporate fitness, put it more States. It is about to open a store Phillips, who gets around in a directly. in Manhattan and another its scooter-car and does not leave the "What a retarded thing to do," first international site in house at night, out of fear for her Wall said. 'The place has so much England, said Rosette. safety. history here." Rosette said he will continue as Phillips said she is not sure if And TOGO'S has a story that manager of the new location and Applications are located at the following: she will make the trek to the new goes along with its history. no one on staff would lose their job Associated Students Original TOGO'S, several blocks Fretz, who bought the Original in the Move. Employees were from the East William Street TOGO'S franchise in 1988, said a given the option to work at anoth- Student Union, Upper Level neighborhood where she has lived couple of guys named Tom LaPort er location or take six weeks off 408.924.6240 since the '60s. Phillips said she and Gordon Reid started the sand- until the new store is ready. was one of Original TOGO'S first wich shop in 1968 and ran the The new Original TOGO'S will customers and she doesn't mind place with limited success. open in six weeks and Fretz said Financial Aid Office the little shop doesn't have indoor In 1971. one of their customers he hopes the SJSU community seating, or a ramp for her cart. a 21 -year-old SJSU psychology will hang in until then. Wahlquist South, rm 275 'They are so nice here," said major, Mike Cobler noticed the Allied Domecq was unavailable 40F1.924.6100 Phillips. 'They come outside and place was for rent. for comment.

a Thuria'Ay, bruary 18, 1999 SPORTS Page 5 Students should play role in Thursday's game

Congratulations A.m. accomplishment for a are in order for program that has my fellow stu- already surprised a lot dente, and it's about of people this year. time. An impressive While the student accomplishment, but crowds have been get- far from impossible. ting better at each The last time the Spartan men's bas- Spartans played the ketball game, they Utes, SJSU lost 70-54. have yet to give out The Spartans played all 1,000 of the free GAME TIME tough right up until student tickets prior the end, and I can t,o game time. Jeremiah Orban guarantee that the That is until today. late-game collapse had Any San Jose something to do with State University stu- Utah's soldout Jon M. dent looking for a free ticket to Huntsman Center. Thursday's game will likely have If the Spartan fans can create a to look someplace else, other than similar atmosphere, much like the Event Center Box Office they did in the upset over Fresno because there are not any remain- State Unviersity, then a victory ing. There is a possibility of the would be a much easier task. Athletics Department choosing to Many of you will probably be make some more student tickets attending a Spartan available, but since there are only gEune for the first time, so let me 1,000 tickets left for the general tell you that when the Event public that seems unlikely. Center crowds get excited they are That's right, the school that has very capable of making any oppos- become synonymous with student ing team feel inadequete. apathy is actually showing some While SJSU has one of the school spirit. smaller basketball venues in the Hopefully, it won't be a case of WAC, it can work to its advantage. too little, too late considering It takes a lot fewer people to get there is only one home date the 5,000-seat Event Center rock- Photos by Aimee Santos reamining on the schedule, not ing than it does to get almost any including the matchup with the of the others. Nicknamed the beast, Will Trawick leads the San University of Utah Thursday. So, remember, while your Jose State University Spartans with eight But if it was going to happen, friends may still make fun of you rebounds per game. Trawick is third on the team Thursday is probably the night for wearing your Spartan sweater the Spartans will need it most. and hat to school on the same with a 10.6 scoring average, which includes a 12.5 Not only is the team fighting for a day, no one has ever been mocked average in Western Athletic Conference games. playoff spot, but it is playing the for supporting their team at a top team in the Western Athletic sporting event. Conference's Pacific Division. Make noise, give the Utes hell For those of you who don't and, oh yeah, don't be afraid to know, Utah went to the National have a good time. Championship game last year and has established itself as one of the Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Tra`wick'ed top programs in the country. Daily sports editor *Game Time" A victory Thursday would be, to will appear from time to time. say the least, a considerable on the glass Sharks unbeaten streak ends its roster under 6 feet 6 inches, Euid four of its DETROIT (AP) Brendan period. Vernon, riding a personal Spartan Will Trawick leads players are at least 6 feet 10 inches tall. Shanahan scored the go-ahead three-game winning streak, made %%He's a big part of the 'Will is going to have to rebound against goal and Detroit goaltender Chris a nice stick save on Sergei (forward) Hanno Mattola. He's 6-foot-10 and Osgood was brilliant as the Red Fedorov's shot from the left circle. his team in rebounding puzzle. If Will Will is only 6-foot-6, so he has a real challenge Wings defeated the San Jose But the rebound went right to (Trawick) doesn't get on his hands," Johnson said. "Will is going to Sharks 3-1 for their fifth straight Shanahan, who slapped it in over and has helped make it have to step up and rebound the ball." win Wednesday night. the sprawling Vernon. the rebound, there's Despite being consistently undersized, It also was the fifth straight Brown's insurance goal, his a contender in the WAC Johnson said Trawick is still able to compete. victory for Osgood, who turned eighth, came while both sides probably a 90-85 per- "Every night, usually he's got a bigger guy away 30 shots while snapping were short a man at 4:56 of the By Stuarie Lewis chance that we're that he has to defend, and he's held his own. San Jose's four-game winning third period. StaffWriter cent He's held his own against just about every- streak. Mike Vernon faced 23 Kozlov's 14th goal in the first not going to get the body in this league: Johnson said. "I don't shots in the Sharks' goal. period gave Detroit a 1-0 lead. He He's known as "The Beast" for a good rea- think anybody is going to overmatch or over- Vyacheslav Kozlov and Doug sneaked a shot from the slot sGn. When it comes to rebounds, Spartan cen- rebound. power him." Brown also scored for Detroit. under the glove of Vernon, who ter Will Trawick will stop at nothing to get the The ability to rebound against bigger play- Stephane Matteau connected for was screened by Darren McCarty. ball. ers is vital to the team's success, Quinney the Sharks. Matteau tied it with his sixth Shanahan, who has points in goal, a shot from the left circle "I'm selfish when it comes to rebounding. I Michael Quinney said. do,"Trawick said. "He's a big part of the puzzle," Quinney Detroit's last three games, that bounced off the stick of want every rebound, I really guard // "I think that's a good thing when it comes to Spartan point said. "If Will doesn't get the rebound, there's snapped a 1-1 tie with his 21st Detroit's Petr Klima and past basketball." probably a 90-85 percent chance that we're goal 31 seconds into the second Osgood. His teammate, Eric Griffin, started calling rebounds per game. He is also contributing not going to get the rebound." Trawick, "Will the Beast," to describe his 10.6 points per game. Playing against teams such as Utah and aggressiveness while rebounding last year, Trawick credits Johnson's coaching philoso- the University of New Mexico has been a and the name stuck. phy with malting him a better player. dream come true for Trawick. "I like it," Trawick said of his nickname "My defense has improved tremendously "I'm playing against All-American players If you're not shopping with us... with a grin and chuckle. "Yeah, I try to be the from last year to this year, and that's a result and I'm guarding All-American players. And, beast. I try to be very aggressive with the directly from Coach Johnson's philosophy on I'm not doing too bad," Trawick said. "I've rebound." defense," said Trawick, whose rebounding and played in front of Tark (Jerry Tarkanian, You're Paying His strategy is to never let up on his oppo- scoring averages are up 1.5 and 3.2, respec- coach of Fresno State). That's something peo- vol nents and to make them fight for each tively. "He believes defense is what wins the ple dream of doing, and it's very fun." ,A0 Too Muchl rebound. game, and I believe that too. He knows that For Trawick, being a member of the ,ov,,, And we ve got the numbers to prove 11, "If you just attack a guy and attack a guy rebounds and defense is my strength." Spartan basketball team has given him mem- ,,,,. for offensive and defensive rebounds, they'll The improvement in Trawick's game has ories he said he will never forget. Sow up ior o Mommizer Account Tocitl,, just give up after a while," Trawick said. not gone unnoticed. "It's given me a lot. It's given me an experi- f ocn kw., , .00ny .hee,!..71..... If his play in the Feb. 4 game against "He's a lot more confident right now. He's ence a lot of other people can never have," said ,. .1 t PosonMeri Shownv I. Fresno State University is anything to judge going after rebounds a lot harder than he did Trawick. "A lot of people wish they could play Auto tor lloild own Wane. te by, his strategy is working. earlier in the year," Johnson said. "He's got Division I basketball. This is something that Bwydes ,cool "At our last game at Fresno State, he had better hands, he's making better decisions. was a goal of mine since I was a freshman in Boois 18 rebounds," Spartans guard Michael Earlier in the season, he turned the ball over junior college." Brand Nme Lawrie Backcountry Snowboording Despite the fact the team lost a lot." Trawick's best memory of playing with the (Mandate Van tborg Quinney said. 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My cf.Jalitetei !Moment upWe Gangster's story `Beavis and Butt-Head' originator &COMING told in 'General' tackles big screen in 'Office Space' II:4 Brandy Sailors Another action-packed A raffWritor week is upon you not Ted, Billy or Betty YOU! It's Movie Review Creator wanted to beneficial to your health to offer his comical take on Silicon go out and eMoy life. My Valley office parks and other advice to you is this: You're white-collar environments. So he only going to die soon so go did just that by debuting his first out and enjoy yourself, you him to steal. After all, with a wife, non-animated film, "Office Space." soon -t o- be. maggot-eaten a mistress and three kids, he The movie is a comedy the Bay cadaver needs money to take care of them. Area can definitely relate to. The Even though Martin is a criminal, very first scene is a rush-hour, he is likable because of his devo- bumper-to-bumper, the-other- Editor's Note: Back off Siskel, tion to his family. He has a good lane-is-always-faster scene. It's s Ebert and Shalit SJSU has its sense of humor and likes to have funny to see how the morning rit- own film reviewer Meet Lance a good time. He steals because he uals of cussing, slamming on the Swanson. a movie fanatic of wants his family to have the brakes and loud music start the unbelievable proportions. things rich families have. All day in the movie, just as in real This is the debut of Swanson's Martin wants is the same dream life for many people. "Lance's Pick of the Week,' a guide as the next guy. From there, it only gets funnier Above: Ron Livingston (right) to quality movies. It will run every The plot of "The General" con- as Mike Judge, creator of "Beavis talks business in his corporate Thursday, barring injury. cerns itself with the 20-year game and Butt-head," pokes fun at the of cat-and-mouse that was played corporate world. work setting in the movie "Office By Lance Swanson between Martin Cahill and the Peter Gibbons, (Ron Space." Friday -Sunday, Stile-Writer Irish authorities, as well as his Livingston), is a computer pro- February 19-21 Tired of notorious dealings with the Irish grammer at INITECH, a high and sitting in your room, listen- Below: Jennifer Aniston John Boorman, the director Republican Armywhich he tech corporation. Each day, life's Livingston share a bowl of pop- ing to Bob Marley albums who gave us "Deliverance," "'The despised. little annoyances build up and the word "one" out, he keels over and getting stoned? Here's Emerald Forest," and "Hope and Inspector Ned Kenney ( a dev- drive him crazy. The printer at and dies, and Peter is left with a corn. an alternative: You can go to Glory," returns to the silver screen ilish Jon Voight) is "The INITECH is "possessed" so Peter, look of complete relaxation. This Photos courtesy of 20th Century Fox the Bob Marley Day festi- with a vengeance with his best General's" main foil, and their along with co-workers Michael is where Peter's life changes. val at the Maritime Hall in film in 10 years, "The General." verbal banter is one of the film's Bolton (David Herman) and He decides he doesn't want to San Francisco and hear live -The General" tells the true strengths. Samir (Ajay Naidu), are constant- work, he just feels like doing reggae and bum weed off of story of Martin Cahill (Brendan Boorman made the right deci- ly fighting with it. Poor Milton, nothing. So, that's what he does. other stoners. The annual Gleeson), the most famous Irish sion to shoot the film in wide- the office schlep keeps getting He starts going to work late event now three days gangster of the last 20 years. He screen black and white. Color pushed around, which resulted in when he bothers to go in. features a plethora of bands was a man who was so stubborn tends to make ordinary life look mutterings about burning the Ironically, his lack of concern for that you've never heard of and clever in his dealings with too pretty. "The General" uses place down. maintaining employment results unless, of course, you the police that he became a cult the starkness of the black and Confining cubicles, a jerk for a in his promotion. The "efficiency have dreadlocks down to hero to the people of Ireland. white image to emphasize charac- boss and annoying co-workers are experts" hired by Peter's asinine your knees, smoke marijua- There was only one difference ters and the emotional strain of all depicted with uncanny accura- boss to downsize deem him per- na religiously and think between Martin and Robin Hood: living in the ghetto. cy and all lend to the reminis- fect upper-management material. Haile Selassie is God. If you Martin stole from the rich and "The General" is a brave film cence of a working hell. After his enlightening experi- are a reggae novice, don't gave to himself because Boorman dares to make Finally, Peter consents to his ence, Peter decides to trade his stress. The bands are guar- Martin was a product of the the criminal Martin into a martyr, girlfriend's demand to see an witchy girlfriend in for the local three come up with a sure-fire anteed to play at least one devastation of Ireland's inner as well as a hero. occupational hypnotherapist. waitress, Joanna (Jennifer way to ensure an early retirement song off of Marley's cities; he chose a life of crime over His well-publicized bouts with While putting into a deep state Aniston). He's seen Joanna many and Peter is the perfect guy to put "Legend," an album even a life of poverty. He sees the peo- the authorities caused ordinary of relaxation, the hypnotherapist times for lunch but never had the into the action since he's a "big conservatives who grant the ple of the city as helpless against Irish people to stand up and has a heart attack and dies. The courage to ask her out until wig" now. But of course, plans death penalty to marijuana the corrupt police. It is 's hatred demand that their voices be doctor tells Peter he'll count from now. Joanna's living in her own never turn out the way they're users own. for authority figures that inspires heard. three backwards. At three, he hell, as she deals with a boss that supposed to. Saturday, February 20 clutches for his heart just as is more concerned with "flair" "Office Space" is very funny The Usual in downtown Peters eyes are getting heavy. At than with doing the job. and easy to follow. It'll never be a San Jose will be celebrating two, the doctor is wiggling his fin- When Peter learns the efficien- classic, but it was the perfect its third anniversary. The gers to get the feeling back in cy experts want to give his friends movie for right then and there. Cheeseballs, a local novel- them, and Peters eyes are almost Samir and Michael Bolton (no Everyone should see it, but it's ty band that plays '70s closed. As the doctor barely gets relation to the singer) their walk- one that can wait for the video. disco, will get its groove on ing papers, he has a plan. The at the "Pimp N' Ho Party." The party will draw a few guys who wish they were pimps, but if you've been to the club on the weekend, the ho part is true. CA GE Sunday and Monday, February 21-22 For proof that you don't need corporate leeches to be suc- cessful, Fugazi will play at The Edge in Palo Alto on Sunday and the Maritime Hall on Monday. The well- known underground band shows for more has sold out than a decade by not selling Photo entit tes% of .Sonv Picturrs Classics out its integrity. The albums Martin Cahill (Brendan Gleeson) sweet talks with a couple of are on an independent label women in "The General " that doesn't force the band to compromise artistically, and the shows are never priced higher than $6. 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A, Page 8 NEWS Thursday, February 18, 1999 Burger: Decisions made weren't congruent 4,000 Heinz Continued from page 1 beliefs or political beliefs," Cook Kassing stud, believed Karcher's said. workers will Enterprises mutually agreed to alleged donations to the campaign terminate the contract. The deci- Nikola: Colton, a computer of an anti-gay politician in 1978 sion came after allegations were engineering sophomore, said he involved the university's non-dis- thinks the decision to replace crimination policy. get axed made by a Gay and Lesbian a Association on campus that Carl's Jr. with a Burger King is a "The situation had to be han- H.J. the- joke. dled within that context," Kassing PITTSBURGH (AP) company's founder, Carl Karcher, Heinz Co. will cut as many as helped fund a 1978 "It's hilarious that the school said. California bal- chose Burger King when it has a Mesher said the university 4,000 jobs over the next four lot initiative that, if passed, would years, sell its Weight Watchers have banned homosexual much more tainted past than made a mistake by deciding too teachers Carl's Jr," Colton said. quickly to pull out of the contract diet classes and close some fac- from the classroom. tories to boost profits. Unlike Burger King's recorded Michele Gendreau, director of with Carl's Jr. Swam Dinning, said the two sit- 'They (decision makers) weren't The company plans to con- improprieties, there was no docu- on food products, mented evidence uations were not comparable thinking of the ramifications," centrate to support the Mesher said. "Almost every compa- Heinz ketchup and claims made by the Gay, Lesbian, because the Carl's Jr. decision was including Transgender and based on the actions of an individ- ny has problems somewhere." Star-Kist tuna, officials said Bi Faculty and ual, Some of the problems in Burger StafT Association against Carl whereas the decision to do Wednesday. Karcher. business with Burger King was King's past may have been correct- "It is regrettable that a neces- The university based its deci- based on the actions of a corpora- ed, Mesher said, but the school sary consequence of the restruc- sion, according to Kassing, on sup- tion. doesn't have any policy recogniz- turing process is a reduction of porting campus climate. No formal policy ing that. the global work force," said -We (senior administrators) William R. Johnson, Heinz's decided the appropriate action was Neither SJSU nor Spartan Vendor evaluation needed president and chief executive to uphold the non-discrimination Shops, Inc. currently have a ven- officer. policy dor evaluation policy in place to Mimnaugh said Spartan Shops of the university," Kassing ,considered a vendor evaluation Heinz executives want to said. "Having a Carl's Jr. on aun- differentiate between individual save $2.5 billion during the next pus would and corporate actions. policy before choosing Burger King have had a negative to avoid another Carl's Jr. occur- four years to reinvest in Heinz impact." David Mesher, Jewish studies brands and $100 million to mar- The group's program coordinator and rence. concern was real Minmaugh said conducting a ket food in other countries. enough to convince the university Academic Senate board member, Johnson said the coMpany said he thinks the line between vendor background search was to reconsider doing business with more feasible than creating a new will lay off at least 3,000 work- Carl's Jr. corporate and individual impropri- ers by closing 15 to 20 factories eties should be drawn. policy. Inconsistent actions "The problem with the Carl's Jr. "It is the university's job to cre- and reducing operations at least decision is that we didn't accuse ate a campus-wide policy. The aux- 10 others. Production will be fac- Regardless of the university's the corporation, we accused an iliary can't come up with it,s own expanded at 13 to 15 other reasoning, some individual," Mesher said. policy," Mimnaugh said. The auxil- tories to help centralize manu- students and iary refers to Spartan Shops Inc. administrators on campus feel If the university is dealing with facturing, Johnson said. that doing a corporation, Mesher said, it SJSU President Robert Caret Company spokesman Ted business with Burger said in a press conference shortly King is inconsistent with the uni- should base decisions on the Smyth said officials have yet to actions of the corporation, not on after the university and Spartan decide which factories will close versity's decision to close the doors Shops terminated the contract on Carl's Jr. last semester. the actions of an individual within or lose production. Heinz has that corporation. with Carl's Jr., that he would 100 factories and 40,500 Terminating the contract with attempt to implement a vendor Sean Penello/Sparian Daily Carl's Jr. due to an individual's Rhonda Whitney, Washington employees worldwide. Square Hall comput,er lab manag- evaluation policy. Burger King took the place of what was originally built over the sum- Smyth said the plan includes (Karcher) political beliefs set a your going to start doing narrow precedent from which to er, said she remembers the Carl's "If mer for a Carl's Jr. franchise. Burger King opened Feb. 8. 1,100 previously announced lay- work, Jr. incident well. business with lots of people, you said Heather Cook, have to have some way of knowing offs from the move of Ore-Ida Associated Students president. 'There was nothing to substan- can be involved in the decision- Francisco, said Burger King origi- Foods and Weight Watchers "Any tiate the claims against Carl's Jr., about the company before going making process. nally denied using beef from Costa franchise we do business into a partnership," he said. Gourmet Food Co. to Pittsburgh. with from now on will be under but there is a ton of documentation "We have been looking at this Rica. The four-year plan, named scrutiny:Cook said. "'The universi- on Burger King," Whitney said. More input wanted for a long time and think we need "The corporation has since "Operation Excel," will enable ty needs to come up with a consis- In the case of Carl's Jr., Whitney to open dialogue when business released a public statement claim- Heinz to focus on its six core tent policy before bringing on said, the claims of a select few Caret said if he could go back decisions are made," Caret said. ing it doesn't use imported beef," food products: ketchup, relishes affected the entire campus. and change anything about the another franchise." The NAACP doesn't currently Valle said. and other condiments; frozen "It's the squeaky wheel that decision making process in Student Kerry Hall said she Beside doing background have any problems with Burger foods like Ore-Ida potatoes, checks, Cook said, a broad busi- gets the oil," Whitney said in refer- regards to the dissolution of the King, according to Sheila Douglas, could care less about Burger King ness policy would help avoid a ence to the gay and lesbian associ- contract with Carl's Jr. he would NAACP public relations manager and Carl's Jr.'s past. Bagel Bites and Weight repeat of the incident with Carl's ation that led the protest against create a mechanism that would at the home office in Baltimore, "I support Burger King because Watchers; tuna; soups and pasta Jr. Carl's Jr. bring issues of campus concern to Maryland. I like their advertisements more meals; baby foods; and pet foods 'Business decisions should be The senior administrators the surface, so that the entire com- Florencia Valle, volunteer at the than Carl's Jr.," Hall said. like 9-Lives and Kibbles 'n Bits. based on policy, not personal involved in the Carl's Jr. decision, munity, including the students, Rainforest Action Network in San

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