SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State Universit% since 1934 VOLUME 124. NUMBER 36 FRIDAY. MARCH U4. 20115

Ni111 \ CSU aims OPINION Students flock to job fair to boost Letters from the campus By Jean Blomo Viewpoints and opinions from Daily Stuff Writer freshman the SJSU community p. 2

Recruiters filled Ninth Street. readiness near the Student Union, vying for SPORIS student interest at the Summer Jobs Festival on 'Thursday. By Traci Newell Sponsored by the Career Center. Daily Staff Writer 20 organizations set up tables. overflowing with brightly colored fliers. glossy brochures and free he California State popcorn and ice cream in the at- Lam ersity sy stem is introducing tempt to attract San Jose State new is ass to help increase gradu- University students to various job ation rates among its students. opportunities. 'S Chancelliir Charles Reed "I need to make as much money said in a teleconference Thursday as possible this summer." said the ust 5)stem is working on Stephen Nleninger. a junior major- new. Malan% es at the high school. ing in geologi Mille clutching an sommunity college and univer- amdul appikations. "I need to sity level. '.4 make enough to pay for tuition." Reed said many students who Chris Alvarez, Dreyer's Ice come to ('St's need remedial Cream area manager, said the help. In an effort to aid these stu- Ice Skating Club busiest ice cream season runs dents before they attend college. 'Traveling to national from June through mid -August. the ('St Sy stem is going to %York Zachary Reveller. / Daily Ste championships in April p. 3 which makes the job a perfect fit with high schools to make its stu- for college students who don't take dents :mare ot what onuses they Karen Navas, left, discusses job openings at the Camp Carter International with Courtney Gregary, middle, a classes during the summer. need to take to prepare them- junior majoring in creative arts, and Brynne Wallcer, a junior majoring in earth science, at the Summer Jobs "Students have a lot of seli es for college level courses. Exclusively online ... energy sFestival on Thursday. and get things done," Alvarez said. Last year. approximately 43 WWVIi.THEKPARl'ANDAILV.C1)111 "It's a SI 2 an -hour job you percent it first -year freshmen can't raise a familv on it. hut it fits the Shoreline Amphitheatre joined Mountain Vie \s and SWIM, ale. "College students are great were prepared to take college the needs of many students." the event, providing a wide range "We already have several SJSU camp counselors because Mei like level English and mathematics Students flocked around the of job options for interested stu- students employed." said Suite to be outdoors and have tun." said courses and 67 percent of first' Drevo 's table taking applications dents. Ila)es, recreation camps coordinit- Beth Drekker. Camp Oki/ii assis- year freshmen needed additional -There's a good sariet for the ot Silliny% ale Parks tant director, and ire(' CAW Sample!, here." Iiir City help "I hp, slit is calls helpful." said Anastiisia Sy bilk% a freshman and Recreation. "We're looking to Mike Woginrich. regional hu- Reed said that In order to raise said Alexis I rugs.. a junior major- majoring in sociology. "The sum- recruit tor temporary summer po- man resources manager of Jamba the number of first- year freshmen ing in kineitologi. "I don't have mer camps suss] out. hut without a sitions." Juice, also said students make who aren't in need ot remedial to go am 55 here, the lobs come to car, it'll he difficult to get there." The Okizu Foundation, uhich ideal employees. assistance. the ("St system will Thrill& from Manila me " Rouhgly a dozen summer camps runs a summer camp for children "People in schoid are gital tin - he producing a postel iii seieral Everybody should learn to The Monterev Hav Aquarium. were represented. its 'tiding parks with cancer, was looking for pos- languages. for high schools that lighten up a little Pal amount's (ireat Amen, a and and recreation Iron, San Jose, sible employees. see JOBS, page 4 highlight the classes that students need to take to he prepared. CSI1 Stanislaus "Most 11th grade students are Board of Trustees name !Limn! prepared to take on college mate- Shirvani university president Disruptive behavior Journalist tells tales rial." Reed said. He said instead of "messing CS. Life Expectancy around- during their high school Average American expected to senior years, he hopes the poster live 77.h years on the rise at SJSU of 'Lipstick Jihad' is ill give them does thin on which classes need to he v ompleted to Photos Cell phone use biggest offender prepare them for ('St 's Sec all of the pictures featured By Banks Albach America and American in Iran." Reed also mentioned one of in the Spartan Daily in color Daily Staff Writer Persis Karim. associate profes- By Peter Clark ss ith serious emotional problems the problems students Live is that in the Web sor of English and comparative they do mit go the hest academic Stall Writer. to complete elementary school Daily literature and co-chair of the event, ads ice. Students are unauare, Columns and high school and make it to said it was clear that U.S.-Iran re- Not many Americans can say sometime,. of is hat courses they Missed a column this %seek'? universities. Si% ertsen said. lations are a concern among those they live in two cultures at once, need to take, he said. To remedy 'lies I. them out ml tins' in the Debra ( innola the chief ju- who turned out. `Nis hunk) membets disc. iissed especially if the two seem destined this, the CSI plans to reallocate archives dicial affairs officer at SJSU. "Iran is in the forefront right solutions Thursda), lor S% hat for confrontation. For the people funds to improie aiailemic ad- entiuces the student code of now." Karim said. "(Moavenn some .ee as a growing pniblem who can, however, like journalist s isement for all students conduct spoke to the audience about the on campus ilistuption in the Azadeh Moaveni. an American- In addition. Reed wants stu- The code of conduct is a three - ways Iranians are trying to change lassioom. Wuggss Sisertsen, born Iranian, crossing the cultural dents to declare Majors In their page list of rules and consequens - things from within." the directoi if S.111 Jose State fault line can bring valuable expe- sophomore year. He said that Sparta Guide p. 2 es students are expected to ;dude In "Lipstick Jihad." Moaveni I ills ersity S uiiuiseling serS ices. riences and important discoveries. students without a major tend by upon admission to SJS1' describes v iv id memoncs from her hailed the meeting This was evident Thursday on to take classes they don't need, Crossword p. 3 'It is important to note that journey in Iran as a Time maga- "Here and ay moss the nation the second floor of the Dr. Martin iii reasing their time before they some students aren't ill, just dis- zine correspondent from 2(10- students are Loraine to ono ersi- Luther King Jr. Joint Library. graduals. Classifieds p. 3 ruptive.- (lonith said. 03. These include memories of a ties ssith more psk !whips al MI- where an estimated 130 people Reed also said that two-thirds Herm, e Redfern, a SJSU Ii - young. reform -minded middle- ficullies.- St% ertsen said listened to Moaveni read from of 'sl oaduates are from corn- Ness meths :Mons gisen to her new hook. "Lipstick Jihad: A children have allowed students see CLASSROOM, page 4 Memoir or Growing up Iranian in see JIHAD, page 4 see CSU, page 4 Students share research in 48th annual psychology conference By Shannon Barry missions of Video View mg on Behav tor Daily Staff Writer The dav scas do Med up into oral and "The Impact of September II " presentations in the day and :Monism. Each student presenter had a tiv e - separate.] hi 'sister sessions and a kei minute Q&A session for those audience note speaket at the end. she said members s moons in exploring the issues StUdetits sauntered into the Batten Each 01 the presentamms lasted further Ballroom of the Student I 'mon 20 Minnie, and W as conducted by "I want to congratulate all the pre- Thursday to partake in Me 1Stli all Pim erPomt presentations. which limed senters." Rogers staid "1 would hase nual Spartan Psy s huh I v.,14. 1.111011 the researchers to he ci ilts se in order to never stood up here as an undergradu- Research ('onterenvC TI ell hs Psi present their main points' .ind ate I still am not able to do it very Chi. the Nitutumi,tl I IOW! SOs lit'. tmunpi iilame III the audienie well "

holog !salvo (ice. a ps5s huiluigs sou SPAR('. aimed at go mg psychology -What %% once an alleitioon's dem at SJSU. presented a presenta- students experience. is an entirely stu- Worth id presentations in s lassioom tion on "The Influence of Graduate dent-nin event has e% tits ed into a one to 1,, Resold animation Requirements on "I think it is important if you are gram lit student presentatianis in, hiding Pets eptions cut Graduate Programs." planning on pursuing a doctorate de- both oral and poste' presentat ins.' said I he ne,C111.hi ii us conducted in a team gree." Ampuero said "A lot of graduate Ronald Rogers. a las Mts ids isci I ot is thu Sdriana Stamp, and Deborah uork is going to be oral presentations, SPAR(' since 19,N liennessee, and supers heti by Rogers researching and presenting it N'ou also While most ot the presentations Stv hue the presentation presented a get to meet a lot ot other people in re - came from San Jose Stale l liii ersity. series of rqcholog) terms. Gee con sears Ii Notre Dame she Natnur I invetsity dialed the point ill the study simply David Leary was the keynote speak- of Belmont. Mary mount Ntinhatian "Any ss hoot considering dropping er of the event, offering his v ieu on the ('ollege id Manhattan. N .111,1 cal iraduate Record Exammatum require- "Sours es ot Inspiration in the History of State Sat ramento appeared dui mg the ments should I, ()milder the possible Ncal water, Daily slap daylong esent negatise affects." she stud "It's nice to !mull ground again here a senior majoring in psychology, watches as her friend Mall Morsi, also a Rebecca Dogan, Mart Is it Amptiero, chair ot Psi Chi, Vollou mg the presentations. us bush on Spartan soil." I tit'. said helps to prepare Dogan's poster presentation at the 411th senior majoring in psychology, said this Seat the event was only clay ranged from "A (*nu.. Cultural Stud of annual Spartan Psychological Association Research Conference on Thusday in the Loma ties mew the s huh didn't get many sub htipli et.. 'rime Per, eptions." lilt's ts sot CONFERENCE, page 4 Priers room of the Student Union. U

PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION MARCH 18, 2005 FRIDAY Letters to the editor voice viewpoints of SJSU Letter: Response to college leadership column Letter: A.S. presidential candidates ineffective Dear editor, new dean of applied sciences and empowered to make decisions Dear editor, textbook prices. But tell me, how many people arts is proceeding appropriately. and act in the best interests of the So, do they have an uncle or on our campus would be enjoying There were several errors of Third. the Student Health university. When California State Is there a reason that no auntie in the publishing business the use of this "student organiza- fact in Anna Molin's column on Center is not without a director. Uni veri sty Chancellor Charles Associated Students presidential that's going to cut SJSU a special tions only" zone you're talking March 14. Molin is entitled to her Experienced professionals Reed appointed me as interim candidates are focusing on issues deal? How exactly are they going about and how much would that opinion, but she has an obliga- Roger Elrod and Maricel Manibo president. he gave me complete that students care about and they to make a dent in what we pay? be costing those who aren't in a tion to her readers to get the facts have provided leadership at the authority to lead the university and can actually do something about? Please. Spartan Party, feel free student organization? straight. health center since the previous di- to address issues that needed im- Alberto Gutierrez has said he'd to outline your wonderful plan to Here's an idea, guys make First, Carmen Sigler, interim rector left and while the center is mediate attention before beginning like to make A.S. more visible to lower our prices. me a campaign promise you can provost and vice president for aca- rebuilding its infrastructure. another presidential search. the students and focus on educa- Is it just me, or is this the same keep, and one I care about. demic affairs, is not doing "double Fourth. if Molin had checked The response to our work over tion. group that promised to "fight" for You want my vote. tell me your duty." Her sole responsibility is to her facts, she may not have written the past few months has been If elected, he'd be in a position lower tuition about twelve months plan to ban people who are in no lead and guide the progress of the with such urgency about the need strongly positive, both on and off to accomplish one of those things, ago? way affiliated with SJSU from academic division. I chose her for to hire new faculty members. In campus. The Career Center reports getting more people to notice A.S. Note that by using the word coming on campus and disrupting this role because she is an expe- fact, an improved budget this year that area employers have shown Realistically, with their $5 "fight" they don't have to accom- my education by throwing sur- rienced and tested leader held in has allowed Academic Affairs to no lessening of confidence in the million budget. I don't see him, plish a single thing. so long as they veys. petitions, causes, and flyers high regard on campus, a true citi- conduct searches for 90 new fac- training and proven abilities of or A.S. in general, being able to give it a try. Since I got to pay even in my face and yelling. "Sign this," zen of the university. Her previous ulty members, as Provost Sigler our students and graduates. We are make a dent in the cost or quality more again this year, looks like "Help us do this," "Support this position as dean of humanities and announced last fall. moving ahead with confidence to of education here at San Jose State someone was KC:red first round. cause" and "Give me money." the arts was filled by her former as- Fifth, on Molin's reference to ensure that all of our students have University. save cutting our A.S. Andrew Weiglein. you get a bo- sociate dean Karl Toepfer shortly "the potential damage of having a quality educational experience fees, which they actually have nus for even noting that we have a after her appointment. the university run by an interim and to guide this university to a control over. judo team, which happens to have Second, Molin's assertion that staff," I have this to say all bright future. Mike Nguyen has focused on dominance in their sport never the university is lagging in hiring administrators at this university, stating that he and his party is go- seen in any other college sport, and Jared Chase a new dean of applied sciences and whether they have "interim" in Don W. Kassing ing to help us get a quality educa- saying we need to spend money on Student arts is false. A national search for a front of their name or not, are fully Interim President tion, and they'll "fight" for lower "things people actually need." Television, radio, film and theatre ADAM THE BEAVER NICK SCOTT Letter: Response to Gutzerrez endorsement Dear editor, goals. I already have a plan to get to "take the initiative to reach out MAI. I. LI, E. wA T 4 I( students more involved. I also pro- to students" than going and talking I realize that as an editorial, your pose personal space where student to them, whether they're in student [. piece endorsing Alberto Gutierrez groups, of any kind, can come and organizations or not. as I have for Associated Students president hang out. done. I will even venture to say 4 has a certain freedom of voice that Perhaps you can take this as that I have talked to more students other more objective pieces do not. meaning that I don't want stu- in the past month than I have in my However. I don't think that means dents to get involved on campus. entire time at SJSU up until now. you should be allowed to inten- and that I would rather change this Lastly. I would like to point tionally mislead your readers. campus into a living community. out the insulting manner in which RAW', Note: The Spartan Daily's A.S. presidential endorsement has gone to Alberto Gutierrez. To read Saying that I. as a candidate, You just may be right. I want San your grouped me with the Spartan the editorial, go online to lutpd/www.TheSpartanDaily.com under "Editorials." LW. "offer few solutions to the lack Jose State University to be more Party candidate Mike Nguyen. Our of involvement on campus," is so than just a campus. I want it to he views on this school and the ways misleading it's almost false. community. in which we conduct ourselves My primary platform involves I also fail to see how you can't are entirely different. By so easily giving money directly back to understand that I am all about grouping me with him, you misled SPARTA GUIDE the student community to encour- students. Their voice is the most the reader in a rather crude manner. age them to be more active, hold important of all. You can ask a I wish no association whatsoever Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three more events and get more students number of clubs on campus, and with Spartan Party politics. working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight involved. There is a fine line be- many of them will tell you that I Bente! Hall. room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spartandaily casa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space tween saying you will restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. do some- have been to their meetings, heard thing and already having in mind their ideas and even hung out with TODAY SUNDAY something to do. their members afterward. I don't Andrew Weiglein I have more than just general understand how it's more possible A.S. presidential candidate School of Art and Design Catholic Campus Ministry An art exhibition featuring student galleries will Mass will take place at noon and 5 p.m. in the Letter: Response to Gutierrez endorsement take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art build- Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more ing. For more information, call the gallery office at information, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. Dear editor, since he stepped into office this an active member and an officer 924-4330. year as the director of legislative of the California State Student MONDAY On Wednesday. the Spartan affairs. Among the several rcsolu- Association, which is the statewide Counseling Services Daily wrote an editorial titled tions he has written are resolutions governing body of all 23 California -Alberto Gutierrez is the best A GBTQQI group meeting will take place from School of Art and Design fit in support of decreasing the cost of State University campuses. He has for Associated Students president." textbooks and Cal Grant financial fought persistently for students in noon to 1:20 p.m. in Counseling Services of the An an exhibit featuring student galleries will take I believe that this statement is mac- aid. In addition, he has lobbied nu- these roles and will continue to do Student Services Center. For more information, place from 1() a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. curate. Mike Nguyen is among the merous times to the state legisla- so as A.S. president. For more information, call the gallery office at call 924-5910. three candidates running for A.S. lure on issues of higher education. Gutierrez displays a lack of 924-4330. president and the following is my "Gutierrez possesses a stellar knowledge about higher educa- Catholic Campus Ministry argument of why he is more quail- track record in leadership." tion issues and claims that A.S. Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Women's Resource Center tied for the position based on the Nguyen is currently the A.S. di- is to blame for not providing that Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more A tour of the Career Center will take place from points addressed in the editorial: rector of legislative affairs, an aca- information to him. As the current information. call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. noon to 1 p.m. in Building F. It will highlight "Gutierrez ... demonstrates an demic senator, the vice president of A.S. vice president and chair of the services in the center for women. For more understanding for the basic needs membership for Alpha Phi Omega hoard, I have not seen Gutierrez Zeta Phi Beta information. call Laurie at 924-6045. of students." (the same fraternity Gutierrez is attend one A.S. hoard meeting or "Chocolate Factory." an annual auction, will take That statement can be said involved in), a member of Beta committee meeting this year. A about any student on this campus. Theta Pi. former freshmen orienta- leader IS place at 8 p.m. in room 100 of Sweeney Hall. For Catholic Campus Ministry proactive, not reactive. I Why? Because we are all students tion leader, involved with housing cannot show confidence in a candi- more information, call Jessica at 509-0642. Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Nguyen not only understands the and many more. date who is Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more not educated about the basic needs of students, but he also "Gutierrez understands it will issues at the state level, university information. call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. SATURDAY understands what it takes to make be his responsibility to understand level or how A.S. operates. a college experience memorable, student concerns." Cultural Heritage Center Counseling Services "(Gutierrez) promises to oppose It is simple to understand stu- "Creative Collectives: Live On The Wall" will take An emotion management group meeting will take student fee increases and budget dent concerns, hut will he be able place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in rooms 255 and 257 place from I p.m. to 2:20 p.m. in Counseling cuts. ..." to voice those concerns and take of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library. For Services of the Student Services Center. For more Nguyen has fought against tu- action'? Nguyen has the upper Pearl Yuan more information. call Jeff Paul at 808-2636. information. call 924-5910. Ilion hikes and budget cuts ever hand in this because he has been A.S. tlee president

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Wit I ANDAN rose( 451.5 JSIJ.l rw Director 14081 Min 105 MARCH 18, 2005 FRIDAY SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 Spartans glide toward championship Bonds to have surgery By Rachel Hill Humburg. who is one of the Daily Staff Writer six club members attending the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) plc championship, has been skating Barry Bonds pushed his surgical- ing for the SJSU team for five years ly repaired right knee so hard that za- San Jose State University's and has participated in many the San Francisco Giants became ing ice skating team will compete competitions since then. concerned he might be doing too hat in the National Intercollegiate "When I first started it was much. Yet. after 19 major league .1 a Championship at Miami University very nerve-wracking. I'm still seasons, the team trusted Bonds at the beginning of April. nervous, but not that much. We knows his body best. ike Six members from the SJSU know some of the skaters there, But on Thursday, Bonds un- team will travel to Oxford. Ohio, Si) it's a relaxed atmosphere," derwent a second operation on to compete against other col- Humbug said. the knee a setback that makes it unlikely ur legiate skaters from across the Team members have been the slugger will be ready for opening day. no country. The SJSU team is small spent months practicing for this While the Giants offered no Fm compared to its skating rivals with esent. Skater Megan Murphy. timetable for Bonds' return, it ing some teams having as many as 35 began skating as a child, but has took the seven -time NI MVP Ur- members. been off the ice for seven years more time than expected to re- Cr', The three-day championship. before joining the ice skating cover from the original surgery held on April 7. allows skaters club. on the knee on Jan. 31. his to compete in two dance and two Murphy said she practices two "This is certainly a setback. freestyle programs, as well as one to three times a week for a couple and a significant one," gen- team performance. Sandy Schaad, of hours to train for the national eral manager Brian Sabean said. president of the SJSU ice skat- championship. Murphy will be "Ohs iously, we didn't know we ing club, said the dance routine competing in the intermediate were going to go down this path. consists of deep edges. spins, and short program. Barr) did w hat he felt he could dance expressions. Freestyle per- Neal Waters / Daily Staff The SJSU team had to com- tolerate on an), given day. I'm formances require skaters to keep San Jose State University ice skating club members, from left, Crystal Arnold, Sandy Schaad, Megan Humburg, pete and place well in two com- glad this happened now instead in time with the music while main- Megan Murphy and Rachel Duran practice Tuesday at the Logitech Ice rink. The club will be going to the petitions with in their dis ision. of three days before the season." taining high speeds. National Intercollegiate Championships at Miami University In Oxford, Ohio, from April 7 to 10. the Pacific Coast Division, to Trainer Stan Conte said he "The dance program is a solo gain eligibility to compete in could not rule out the possibil- dance routine without a partner." Jumps and spins are incorpo- cal elements" that must be includ- Requirements for the long pro- the National Intercollegiate ity of Bonds being ready for the Schaad said. rated into the freestyle program ed in each skater's performance for gram are more lenient and allow Championship. At both the Cal opener on April 5 against the ng The team program requires that Schadd describes as being a the short program. Schaad said the skaters a longer performance time Berkeley and Denver competi- Dodgers, but said Ills "not an un- skaters from each team to perform routine that Michelle Kwan would "technical elements" include spins, to show off their strengths. tions, the team placed second, reasonable thing" to assume he'll Are specific skating elements at the perform. Skaters will be required jumps. and footwork. Each skater "With the long program you can guaranteeing advancement to be sidelined past that date. ay judges' request. Team members to skate both a short and long pro- must implement the required do whatever you want. It is really the national championship. They "It would be pretty incredible. its decide who will perform what gram for the freestyle category. moves into their performances. to highlight what the skater does placed third at a home compe- but I've learned with Barry I nev- flyny elements based on each player's The U.S. Figure Skating organi- However, the music and outfits are best." Schadd said. tition. Spartan Skate, held in er say he can't do something," r. weaknesses and strengths. zation specifies the exact "techni- left up the skater's discretion. Graduate student Megan Januat. Conte said. int ch an PHN: 408-924-3277 lur FAX: 408-924-3282 -es Email: [email protected] Ily CLASSIFIEDS Online: www.thespartandaily.com cd

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CLASSROOM - 'Society is much ruder than it ever was.' continued from page 1 opinions they feel passionate At one point in the meeting. Holding it together ... about, but this sometimes cre- Murphy took the student code of brarian who teaches Muse to ates conflicts between students conduct in his hand and said. "I've first -year communications and an- with opposing views. been here for five years and never thropology students, said she has "Usually tense situations can seen this. Every faculty member noticed an increase in disrespect- be diffused using humor." Hawker should have this." he said. fulness in students during the last said. But, she sometimes worries Faculty members are not the two years. that all argument might one day only ones adversely affected by "Society is much ruder than it disruptive behavior in the class- ever was," Redfern said. room. Redfern said she frequently "A student next to "A student next to me got a notices students not paying atten- phone call in the middle of class tnm, listening to music and using me got a phone call and actually started talking." said cell phones during her seminars. Zaki Khan. a sophomore major- John Murphy. a lecturer in the in the middle of ing in electrical engineering. English department, said that he "He talked for like two or three was cons inced that one of his stu- class and actually minutes, until he got up and left. k\N dents %vas hearing impaired and The teacher didn't do anything wore a hearing aid In class each started talking." either." day. When Murphy found out the Other students echoed Khan's student did not has e a hearing Zaki Khan, statement on the disruptive use problem. but only si anted to hear of communication technology in the radio though a headset during student the classroom. his classes. Murphy said, "Tune Luke Pabich, a senior major- into me." and the problem did not ing in business, said that it breaks occur again. his concentration when students get out oh and she still Other teachers expressed con- hand not send text messages in class. able to students. cern about their ability to keep be control the "It gets in the way of my pe order in the cla.sosiM, especially. Griffith explained that in the ripheral vision." he said. while discussing delicate topics. case of unruly students. her of- Sivertsen said that the best Julie Hats kei, a lecturer in fice or the l'insersity Police thing students and faculty- mem- the communications department. Department should immediately. bers could do to stop the disorder teaches classes on public speak- be called and they would take the in the classroom is to document Denise Nguyen, ing and debating. firm ker said appropriate measures as laid out and report the time, place and a junior Iii since by the student code of conduct. cause of the disruption. she encourages students majoring in graphic design, holds an JIHAD - Iranians want change on own terms, speaker says artificial bone she made out of continued from page 1 young people, who were trying too risky, Moaveni said, because foil and masking to change things through the be- Iranians have too much at stake tape for her 3-D class that is hungry for change havior of their daily lives." in their economy and its institu- Concepts class from the theocratic regime con- Kristine Gleisberg, a junior tions. Thursday in the trolling Iran since the Islamic majoring in sociology. said She said car payments and Art building. revolution in 1979. This move- Moaveni is inspirational be- mortgages tend to take prec- ment came in large part from the cause of what she has done. edent over political revolu- Lorry Thomas 1997 Iranian presidential elec- "I thought her speech was tion. The most important thing / Daily Staff tion. Moaveni said, adding that very interesting and very moti- Americans can realize about the two-thirds of Iranians are under vating." she said. "I plan on get- Iranian people, she said, is that the age of 30. ting the book and look forward they are trying to transform their "1997 was a watershed year to reading it." government. in Iranian politics. President Iranians want change. Maoveni grew up in San Khatami brought leadership to Moaveni said, specifically more Jose and studied politics at UC the government that was talk- freedom in the social, political Santa Cruz, after which she ing about a different approach and religious spheres, especially studied Arabic at the American to Iranian life," Moaveni said. among women. but they want to University in Cairo. Egypt. "The ideology of the revolution do it on their terms and within Besides working for Time mag- was withering and there was their own time frame. azine, she covered the Iraq war nothing coming up to replace it. For many young Iranians. the for the Los Angeles Times. She Much of this energy came from notion of a violent revolution is lives in Beirut. Lebanon.

CSU - Plans to reallocate funds for academic advising continued from page 1 munity colleges. for students. Reed also said that Ofic ill the "One never likes to see fee increases." Reed said. "But mum!, colleges Because the things he has done to make the California is never in a very good CSI s stem has so many trans- graduation process quicker for budget location." fers. Reed said it is important to students IS to adjust the gradu- After the May revision of the stork with community college atnm units from 124 to 120 for budget. Reed said he hopes the faculty members to make sure about 1,000 programs across the state Senate and state Assembly they know the requirements for CSI' campuses. will appro% e the new budget. their students who want to trans- Two weeks ago Reed partici- fer to a CM'. lie said this way the pated in the first presentation of transfer students will spend less the education budgets to the state CHECK OUT time taking courses at the USIA Senate and the slate Assembly. TODAY'S that they r ould have taken at the Reed said the budget was CROSSWORD PUZZLE communth college level. He said consistent is ith Go'.. Arnold ON PAGE 3 that it is important fig transfer Schwarzenegger 's ci impact .tudents to be working toward a agreement. The agreement in 1K. helm 's degree it ule iii com- eludes an X percent tee increase aine-ra. C4 I to 4. In .5 " The path you choose today CONFERENCE rrizrirt can lead to tomorrow's success. continued from page 1 always changing. STUMM PASO,' , a TO 940 "Your best ideas come from , 3lo Passes' Dag, ' 4 30 :15 945 1210.1 Leary earned his master's in interests outside of psychology." Tit min No POWS' t State Compensation Insurance Fund he said. "I don't believe in alien- 1, 4 20 5 SO 925 psychology in 1971 at SJSU and PALAIN ,Pr., 111 No earned his Ph.D. in the history of ated labor. Do something you Lu'.11 " 125 5 7,, 215 93' N", I1J5SPS! Daily 111 ' science in 1977 at the University love and you will have more of UN NIESINPE r Da, ,d i40 3 15u5.4.10 1;2 t305:, you to, ready to .ipply your klIoNfla.(101. anti skills lii 11w post (seml oppoitumtlas a sense of the organism you are may 5. a vallablo in of Chicago. immitiation loh trial kpt, then toss your bit in with St.rtelitrid. studying." 1101.16Affla,fi oar s A Leary said that while he was studying at SJSI.J. the Vietnam For more information on ISAIAS '3 ataglard StdtPFund, thy IY.nlinc; workyrs r otoporis.it kit 115111411f 4. War was an influence on some of SPAR('. contact Psi Chi faculty 910 1,, !. r artier lii r alifornid. is Interested In tparlimtes see kitio saki,g1!II :1.1!!I X '20 adviser Ron Rogers at 924 5652. MINN 151, his research as his perception was oppiaturaty and stability. WP a Willi. 1,111lie 111,511k,f1S Fh/4,11911.)111 ditto' nia, plus .irt erwirimi nom that will l.ister ININNANA Award Nootlooe' LT, yi Orr 011tif11.0.(1 tHOW1/1. JOBS " .R continued from page 1 Angeles. where she grew up. At St.th f lend you'll find mu eptkindl benefits, professiotml TeCligt Nfl TIN 111.5 Fruge said she did not specifi- A tiairanq to expatill your hori/ons, intl loony ement WAIN ON NAITO clued." Woginrich said. "Also, cally look at the pay rates at the prissibilit les festival because 11 CUP% our hours are from 6 a.m. to she needs to find Aril (Walt, in Mon I". something interesting to do while , learn how you ran join its by visaing www.s, it, 'in, or liv 10 p.m., so student schedules natmes2 -,,1, STATE I / 2) 11,, work well." not in school. NO Oa, Al 01 3f) I? (ontar term thiman Revolt( i's IS IA," Sal ontyl 12 "I'm just looking for f h. Sybille said she plans to use some- 18011A1 so Possum, run meet with I mid .mil to new FUND thing to do 616, her slimmer earnings toward fi- this summer." huge said. "Something that'll get 1 A.. / 00 10 nancing living in the residence me off the couch." !1.1115.10(/.. ..ans halls. I ,5 For students interested in us- "I'll he living in Spartan Village ing the Career Center's services. 'Isiitium this Fall." Syhille said. Since rent the center offers information Ststoiund tout opal roof furvity empl oyM includes summer months. Syhille about loll and internship opportu- decided to remain in San Jose and nities. resume writing and inter- work instead of returning to lAis viewing skills,

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