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ENTERTAINMENT Spartan pep rally amplifies 'Living Legends' kick off spirits for Saturday's football series of hip-hop shows at matchup against Idaho downtown's Cactus Club See page 6 See page 4 I 0000811111.111111111.12111111//d MIX Volume 111, No. 8 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 September 10, 1998 Mass graves unearthed by activist ByjoAnn Peach children were under the age of Staff Writer 4. At another site, he found the bones of a mother and daughter Dan Cearley sees dead bod- buried together. Cearley also ies almost every day. uncovered skulls, with blind- Not just one or two, but folds still wrapped around dozens, all buried together in them, and removed the bullets mass graves more than a still lodged inside. decade ago. "It's just like when a doctor "I work with bones every separates himself from his day," Cearley said. "I just have work in order to deal with the to deal with it." violence and the death." Cearley, a graduate of San Cearley said. Jose State University, works for According to Cearley, a com- the Center for Legal Action on plete militarization of some Human Rights in Guatemala parts of Guatemala began in and has spent the past eight the 1980s. To illustrate this, he months uncovering the bones of showed slides of dead bodies of victims killed during the 1980s. village people and military According to Cearley, in practice scenes. By the mid- order to keep insurgence down, 1980s the violence escalated the Guatemalan military and and hundreds of thousands of its civil patrols killed more Guatemalan inhabitants, most- than 200,000 villagers over the ly Mayan Indians, were killed. He came to SJSU at the course of 23 years. Now he is r,in working on uncovering their request of the anthropology department, along with the bodies and returning their Dan Cearley, a 1995 San Jose State University graduate, stands ir front of a picture he took of an exhumed skeleton in Guatemala. relatives. SJSU's Anthropology and remains to their Cearley has spent eight months exhuming bodies as part of a forensics team investigating civil rights violations during the early 1980s. Because he has to deal with Behavioral Science Club, which the issue of violent deaths sponsored the event. Their goal forensics team attempt to con- "I was impressed on how The civil patrols still threaten has been tampered with or every day, Cearley said he-must is to educate more people on the nect a name with the remains sensitive the team is," said psy- the people after we leave." there is a case of undue longer rationalize his work to separate human rights abuses which they uncover. After uncovering chology major Brenda Through their exhumation of processes, we will be able to his personal thoughts from the happened in Guatemala. the remains, the team invites Gummeson. "I thought it was the bodies and their detailed bring this case to a higher orga- violence. "Most Americans are under- the Mayan community to go interesting that they respected record keeping, the team is also nization," Cvarley said Through reports he puts informed," said Liz Snyder, through their religious cere- them enough to have them trying to develop a genocide Anthropology major Kevin together after interviewing rel- president of the Anthropology monies in order to spiritually bring their cultural rituals on case against the two dictators Whitter wasn't surprised at the ative after relative of those and Behavioral Science Club, cleanse the site and to provide a death to the sites." who ruled during the time slides Cearley presented. killed by the Guatemalan mili- "not only about Guatemala, but proper burial for their relatives. There remains a strong mili- when the massacres took place. "I really expected this," tary, Cearley is able to see only other places in the world. This A psychologist who works with tary presence around the vil- According to Cearley, evidence Whitter said "Genocide is not a facts and not the emotions information needs to be spread. the team also prepares the fam- lage's and reports that he and his new phenomenon. People usu- behind them. This kind of thing has hap- ilies for the emotional surge -We have U.N. (United team has handed over to the ally know about the Holocaust, He also had to detach him- pened all over the world in they would feel while the Nations) presence when we Guatemalan government have but this is a contemporary self when he went into a cave countries like Argentina and remains of their relatives are dig," Cearley said. "But the been repeatedly lost. issue. This is reality This is where 23 men, women and chil- Burma." being uncovered. community is still in danger. "If we prove that evidence. today.- dren were buried. Six of the Cearley and the rest of the A.S. fills three vacant Board seats

8), Katrina Toranski "She turned in her resignation right Restive, sant she worked with the elec- Stall Wntcr away," Cook said. tion board for three. years. She was not The position was filled by Elek. Cook allowed to run for a position on the The Associated Students Board of said Elek served on the board of direc- board of directors beer 111!4e she was c, or- Directors will be seeing three new faces tors last year and worked hard. This dinating the. election, dealing with cam- this semester. Joanne Elek. Anda . ear she appointed as the director paign funds and people who would have Restivo and Rai-mon Barnes assumed stt den: services. to be her opponents. which created a positions on the board Th second position filled was the conflict of interest. After last semester's election, one o, c, r of personnel. Sam Benassi's Restivo's job requires interviewing member resigned, leaving the position sea, was declared vacant because of a students for open peesitions arid refer- of director of student services open. The conflict with football practices on ring them to Cook . The' president makes seats for director of personnel and Wednesday afternoons, which made it the recommendation to the. board director of communications became impossible for him to attend the board "My goal is reaching out to the. stu- vacant after the elected officials did not meetings. dent body," Restive, said she w up to three consecutive board Cook said that they can't afford to Restive) realized man) students she. meetings. have people not attend the meetings. came across do not know about Rosalltula Cami/ Spartan Milt According to A.S. President Heather "If you don't fulfill your responsibili- Associated Students The Associated Students Board of Directors is now complete with the addition of Cook, Natalie Reyes - who served as ties, you should be kicked off," said "A.S. is very important on campus, its newest members, Joanne Elek, director of student services, Rai-mon Barnes, director of student services resigned Meghan Horrigan, A.S. vice president. and we make' ii lot of decisions." she director of communications and Alicia Restivo, director of personnel. because. she did not have enough time Restivo, a theater arts major, took added. to deal with the position. over the director of personnel position. See Board, page 5 Mac moves Monica off the front page University 'welcomes back' alumnus By Lisa Mark F. Arelillano "The media kind of shoved it that's been standing for 37 Staff Writer down our throats, but we would years, and it's a story about a By Julia B. Wright Alumnus De La Torre. the. public sector for the. county not have known about it unless national pastime." King said. State Writer returns to SJSU with more of Monterey and then for the After months of hearing we were real baseball fans," Fuja "You can't beat than 23 years of related experi- Bay Area Rapid Transit that." Gustavo about Monica Lewinsky and said. "The media hyped it up, but King about 40 DP La Torre once ence in human resources. District, De La Torre spent said KLIV used sang President Clinton, Mark maybe it's because the country percent of its air time. broadcast- "The Star-Spangled "Gustavo also was hired eight years in the private sector McGwire's home run was a needs a good thing to hold onto." ing the al sieit 20 Banner" at a San Francisco because of his breadth of work working for Amdahl Corp. and McGwire story, Giants breath of fresh air. Fuja added McGwire's his- minutes. typical game in front of 30,000 experience in the public and Apple Computer before coming King said a people. "It's just baseball but it gives toric home run would bring back sports story than Judging by that, he's a private sectors," said Kassing. would get less man us something new to rally public interest in baseball which two minutes of coverage. who likes to connect with After working for 15 years in See De La Torre, page 5 people, a useful behind," senior Kiet Do said. "It he said was lost during the 1994- The same story went for quality for the was a little bit overdone by the 95 baseball strike. KSBW-TV. vice president of human media but it's good for the coun- "This story certainly diverted "It barely made it to the 6 resources. Another of Leader try. It takes your mind off a lot of attention from the o'clock news because it hap- De La Torre's qualities Clinton." Clinton scandal," said Bill King, pened at around 6:15, but it was insight into how to make The St. Louis Cardinals' first sports director for the locally- certainly our lead story for the a diverse community work baseman hit his record-breaking owned radio station KLIV-AM. 11 o'clock news," said Randy helped land him the The fourth position, according to Don Gusiavo 62nd home run Tuesday and "Everybody's getting tired of it, Reeves, producer of the station's of an eight- De La Torre dominated airwaves and head- even with Starr's report coming 6 p.m. newscast, Kassing, San Jose State lines around the nation. up." "We might have overplayed it University vice president for part series He broke the record set in Independent counsel Kenneth a little, but this happens only administration. profiling new "Understanding diversity is of 1961 by the New York Yankees' Starr's report on Clinton's affair once in a lifetime," Reeves said. leaders of Roger Mans, with Lewinsky was delivered to "1 haven't had any complaints invaluable to this school. Ithe Senior Nathan Fuja thought Congress Wednesday afternoon, from the viewers, and believe Gustavo is current on the latest San Jose human resources thinking in the media gave too much atten- one day after McGwire's historic me, if they think you're over- State tion to the McGwire story, but he home run, playing it, they'll let terms of diversity," Kassing Gustavo Deli Torre you know." University said he didn't mind. "McGwire broke a record said. Day of historic SaYing igdbYe harch Removal in San Jose friend and neighbor REALITY CHECK ® by Dave Whamond buildings gone but not forgotten thoughtless action appear that written this col- would I've Jose's umn before. ItSan Redevelopment job times, in fact. Agency is not doing its Too many his- The one where I say to protect San Jose's goodbye to someone who torical buildings. rich in histo- brightened this world. 110041c Buildings set for demo- The one where I say YcV Kg ry are being goodbye to someone who NOT lition. brought a smile to my Apart from safety rea- face. sons, there is no justifi- The one where I say able reason for tearing goodbye to a friend, a down a historical building neighbor, a listener, a or site in San Jose. story sharer, an advice The latest instance giver. involves the Pestana But the problem is I'm Building on the corner of in downtown San not quite ready to say goodbye just yet, so First and San Carlos streets instead I'll remember. Jose. The San Jose Redevelopment Agency has site for I'll remember someone who never failed to decided to demolish and clear the devel- grab his surfboard and head for the beach when- opers. This was decided without any thought to ever the waves were good. whlAvas.17 if -2 0 01998 UFS. Inc vnonv.eomiczoniscom other possible options. I'll remember someone who I'd wave to as he The decision to tear down this piece of modern a rode up on his rusty bike, pedaling slowly with architecture was made without even receiving The . falling apart flip-flops. serious bid by a developer for the site. I'll remember someone who I'd see nearly Pestana Building is being demolished for a pro- every morning crouched outside his front door, ject that does not exist. By destroying the talking on his cordless phone, his ever-present McGwire brings baseball back from the dead Pestana Building without a specific project to coffee mug and cigarette in hand. replace it, the city of San Jose is insulting the legacy of the architect who originally designed it. s I'll remember someone who always had the It not only brought the nation togeth- Don't call him Big Mac, call him Dr. The Pestana Building, with its checkerboard solution to my car's multiple problems without even bridged the generation gap. My Frankenstein. er, it facade and high-tech composition, is an excellent ever having to so much as glance under the and I spent last Saturday talking father example of modern design. hood. chase and about how little Who else could have raised such a about the The city of San Jose can boast that it is one of I'll remember someone who always had a had been made in the media of decomposing mess as Major League mention California's oldest settlements. Because of this, smile for me when few others in this God-for- the summer Mickey Mantle and Roger Baseball from the dead? the city should cherish its rich inheritance. saken, always-in-a-rush town did. Mans spent chasing Babe Ruth's record. He did it with the simplest of tools. He San Jose should use San Francisco as a role I'll remember someone who took time to try Times have changed, though. My took a bat and, with a pair of forearms model. Its citizens recognize the value of their to make sense out of those things that are not grandfather probably found out about that Popeye would envy, brought the history. San Jose needs to save what historical easily made sense of Babe Ruth's 60th home run in a newspa- national pastime back to the national buildings are left, especially in the downtown I'll remember someone who I wonder would per. My father saw Mans' 61st on TV. I spotlight. area. have said goodbye had he known how many peo- found out about McGwire's 62nd homer It's been a while since this nation has After all, San Jose State University, located ple weren't ready to do the same. over the Internet. cared about baseball. Major League smack-dab in the middle of downtown, has an And so last Wednesday night I sat in the Which just goes to show that the more Baseball has managed to manifest nearly amount of history. SJSU was the first same place I had sat so many times before, thing change, the more things stay the incredible everything that is wrong with profession- public institution of higher education in where we had shared many beers and 10 times same. al sports. It is filled with players who are California. that many stories. Nobody wants to see the Darryl greedy, mediocre and some times felo- Although the Santa Clara Valley has changed I sat with people I have known for a while Strawberrys and Vince Colemans of the world play nious. Its owners are little better. Since these two a farming community to a high and those whom I just met, all of them not ready baseball. Nobody wants to see players who have no greatly from elements clashed in 1994 in a season ending strike, technology culture, it cannot forget its past. to say goodbye. regard for themselves or others. there's been no joy in Mudville. It fact, most people it be a Victorian house with its fine But last night, as we gathered around, some- People want to see people like McGwire, Sosa and Whether couldn't even find it on a map. craftsmanship and intricate detail or a modern one was missing. Griffey Jr. play the game. These are athletes My interest in baseball began to die with the Ken design of the 1960s, buildings should be protect- Someone didn't open his screen door, peer out who have as much character and integrity as talent. strike. The final nail in the coffin came when the ed. These old homes and businesses in San Jose and walk down the stairs. probably couldn't care less if Oakland A's, whom I had been a fan of since birth, Even my wife, who ,economic life of Someone didn't shuffle over with a half-smile baseball. fell off the face of the planet, was watching contributed to the the Santa traded away Mark McGwire, one of the last players Clara Valley antl'tti 'what hasnow become the on his face and his hands shoved into his jean from their championship team. the chase. She's in St. Louis now and will be going to pockets. see the Cardinals play a doubleheader against the Silicon Valley. It was Big Mac, and the Cub's Slammin' Sammy Significant historic sites should be recog- Someone didn't take a seat on the concrete Sosa, who brought me and most of America back. Pirates next week. nized, classified by their importance and and open a cold one. I've watched McGwire since he was a rookie in Mac and Sosa chased Roger Mans' record with restored. Historical buildings can teach future And this time all of the stories were about class, something baseball has lacked. 1987, and I haven't been able to see him play in per- generations about the past. These buildings are him. They didn't bicker. They cheered each other on. son all year. My wife's never been to a baseball game a physical reminder of San Jose's roots. It's times like these I remember all of the peo- They didn't tell us that as soon as Maris' record in her life, and she's probably going to see Big Mac In today's disposable society it is important to ple I've bid farewell to. fell, they would begin renegotiating their contracts. add to his record. show a younger generation the importance of There have been many. They didn't throw people through windows, and There's just no justice in this world. city's history. Some were sick and some were in pain. they weren't caught with guns. Next season, however, will see if the love of base- this Some had their San Jose is rich in history and it should not let life taken and some made the They weren't caught with drugs (I'm sorry, but ball instilled 1:e, Big Mac and Slammin' Sammy con- any building perish without decision for themselves. the over-the-counter stuff Mac was taking doesn't tinues. Two people can't carry the entire league. consideration to its value. Some were elderly, and far, far too many were count). It's up to the other players to follow their lead. young. They gave us a summer of good-old-fashioned The home run chase was the jump start the league For sure, there has not been one of them to fun. needed to get it going again. It will take a lot to keep whom I was ready to say goodbye. And most importantly, they took away a record it going. And I wasn't ready last Wednesday either. from a team owned by George Steinbrenner. Or another 62 volts from Dr. Frankenstein. Terri Thorp is a Spartan Daily staff writer. None of us were. Scott Shuey is the Spartan Daily executive editor. Terri K. Milner is a Spartan Daily His column appears every Thursday. senior staff writer.

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Readers are encouraged to express themselves on the Several years have passed since that an addition- sions made by This year's budget, actually Opinion page with a Letter to the Editor. the students of this al 10 percent go university past student passed by last years student govern- A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word response to an issue have been represented by to maintaining a governments. ment, cuts $27,000 that would have or point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. responsive student government. student organi- E Duro'? IAL During the gone to the members of the Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily This year, however, the Associated zation activities. 1 9 9 6 - 1 9 9 7 Associated Student government. and may be edited for clarity, grammar, libel and Students have shown their interests Instead of length. school year, the An estimated $19,000 of that was Submissions must contain the author's name, lie more in student advocacy than in raising student fees as past govern- address, AS. government, presided over by in student stipends, according to cur- phone number, signature and major. personal issues. ments have done to cover the lack of Jerry Simmons, increased student rent AS. President Heather Cook. Submissions may be put in the Letters to the Editor box Last semester, the A.S. was faced funds, the 1997-1998 student gov- stipends to A.S. officers by almost Also cut was $5,000 in traveling at the Spartan Daily Office in Dwight Bente! Hall Room 209, with a budget that has been slashed ernment responded by lowering, and $7,000. Simmons and other expenses mem- that would have been used sent by fax to (408) 924.3237, e-mail at by 20 percent. This 20 percent reduc- in someplaces eliminating, their own bers of his government were also to send A.S. members to conferences [email protected] or mailed to the Spartan Daily tion was the result of Measure M, salaries. accused of spending $12,000 in stu- and an additional $3,000 that would Opinion Editor, School of Journalism and Mass which had been passed on by the The Spartan Daily would like to dent fees on leather furniture and a have been used for hospitality, such Communications, San Jose State University, One student body in a campus election commend the Associated Student stereo system for what then-AS. as birthday cakes for A.S. members Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149. last spring. Measure M states that government for making a wise deci- Director of Ethnic Affairs Janiece and pizzas during long meetings. 10 percent of the A.S. Operating sion. Allen called a misuse of funds. It was easy money, and the A.S. Editorials are written by, and are the consensus of, Budget be allocated to the A.S. The most striking aspect of their In light of that, the decision to cut took it away from themselves. the Spartan Daily editors, not the staff. Scholarship Endowment Fund and decision is the contrast to the deci- stipends is especially outstanding. It was a good call. Published opinions and advertisements do not necessarily reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the School of Journalism and Maas Communications or SJSU. SPARTAN On* Washongton Swans San Jour DAILY CA 95192-0149 (404) 924-3280 Fens*. 50881110nc.srsuedu EDITORIAL ADVERTISING Enenntive Editor ikon Shun AMAMI.* Praia assmos Owe Manging Editor Jon Peres liasasor Yalta Soma SINNIVILE Ngo Ito 01998 Pendergast Editor Lois Jenluns Dawalewel Sitermiarsont N. Mark Brown Opinion Editor Mindy Leigh Grim National Maralifer Anglia Sports niter Asa Resell auk Asolotant Sports editor Jeamosh Oaken Markellaglisampr Ong Como AM Dimas, Ike Timmy CCWIC cl, SAy 50,441,11M6 I MEAN SA'S 3V5TM4 Itadortasssowni utosiss. Editor Doug Burkhardt YOu COWARD Asolotont Ignarialersoonti tallostyle SSW John Meyer Deurefew Amur' Ihresativas Crania Barren, AK Nou 11.57 OROINAKY PEESON UE Illooturno Lilac Yvette Anna Tette Hatt Swink Mort Vfladraniew GONNA 511 HERE LIKE A ME WHAT'S THE )1.05E P1515. 1415., Cline Riley Retail boseasallinentiveraJmolis EasneteM DORK OR ARE WU GONNA TAT co= HAITEW Copy Saar Kevin W Herman Skala Qum Maris De Bakst Medial Fiorito, Adis INTRODUCE Chief Plakograrbee Grayson Wool ',OURSELF? Orepittos James 5 (tumulus Latina% Das Vast Dar Prat Arthur Wu 0 Artist Lionel Ass o. Naar liteiltWriteen Manna Redid, Jane it Omani, Tam Milner, Aaron Williams Mai Writers. ADVISERS CPAs Ababa-Alm less Ar,lJono. Sandra AnUs, Shane Leas, Heidi Advitaslag wawa Ortmann. Laurie Phillips Adam Partake, Joillan Peach. Hugo Rivera, Terri Raliorld Mieese Chew, &a She,. Thorp, Konstaa Taman, Marcus Mich. Otnnle White, Jells B Wright Mime Jim Mallbar Phonagrapiren Kathy Do La tint Navaho& Gana, Ryan Oka, Chris Bracelet Brian Pralines. ChietThe Barb, Prank Clayton stilt.,, Kevin Sullivan

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Stall Writer Osegueda, a journalism major at SJSU. "I At 1:15 a.m., like some kind of hip-hop wanted to come tonight and support royalty, the Living Legends arrived in a Better late than never? them." limousine. Those who stepped outside the This might have been what patrons at Even so, the main act wasn't the only club to cool down quickly headed back to the Cactus Club were thinking Saturday group which needed support. get in position for the show. night when 10-7 Productions presented Juan Ojeda, also known as Style Misia "Let's go, let's go," Johnson shouted as the first in a series of hip-hop shows. from Daysmen Empire, said they had a he and the rest of the Living Legends Local groups Daysmen Empire and few problems as well. Crew got out of the limousine and carried Citris opened for hip-hop veterans "We missed sound check," he said. "I headphones and boxes of tapes and Project Blowed and Living Legends. still thought our performance was good, records into the club. However, the main act almost spent the but it could've been better." As the Legends got on stage, the crowd evening missing in action. Daysmen Empire has performed at scrambled towards them. "We were late because we had a show the Cactus Club before, when the group When new addition Arata who raps in Berkeley right before this one," said opened for Hieroglyphics, and has had in Japanese hit the stage the crowd Cory Johnson, also known as BFAP shows all over the Bay Area, including calmed down a bit to hear. Arata, a (Brother From Another Planet) from performances at University of California native from Osaka, Japan, partially per- Living Legenda/Mystik Journeymen. at Berkeley and West Valley College. formed a song from his new release. God -like in some hip-hop fanatics' "It was great to see the crowd actually SJSU student Scarub also joined the eyes, the Living Legends are widely knew some of our lyrics," Ojeda said. "A Legends towards the end of the set for a known for their independent stance few words on the mic and people started short sample of his lyrics. It was his first against commercial record companies. moving." performance at Cactus Club, but he has They have been producing their own "Having the crowd this hyped is been performing for over four years. records and funding their worldwide great," said promoter Jason Dooley. "We "The show was wild, off the hook," tours. The crew consists of San Jose State hope future shows will be this packed." Scarub said. "I was able to give them (the University student Scarub, Mystik "We're going to start doing hip-hop audience) a free sample of what will come Brian Prince/Spartan Daily Journeymen, BFAP and PSC, The shows on the first Saturday of every next." ASOP (left) and PSC from Living Legends perform Saturday night at the Grouch, Aesop, Murs, DJ Bizarro, Eligh month here at Cactus," he said. "We're Dooley plans to feature more monthly Cactus Club with Project Mowed, Citris and Daysmen Empire. and Arata. not going to promote gangsta rap. We're hip-hop shows starting Oct. 3. DeNiro doesn't click in flick 'Possum' plays lifeless melodies By Laurie Phillips Staff Writer REVIEW Sheets" does not deviate from all night to the dream By Heidi Marie Ortinann this, as the song can only aspire machines/ I just wanna dance In "Pulp Fiction," audiences Staff Writer to mediocrity. "You've gone way all night/ To the dream machine never find out what's in the In some regards, that's a way too far/ All stretched out on/ Your firecracker." mysterious briefcase that char- good strategy to adopt for a Possum Dixon is a gloomy behind bars/ They don't want "New Sheets" might appeal acters Jules and Vince tote movie like this one. The film is band that started out in 1989 you/ Cause they know you/ and to an audience of pre-pubescent aroundbut excuse the ambi- peppered with numerous playing garages and basements new sheets won't drag you girls who like pop music with an guity as one detail among scenes of destruction, including and if judged by their latest down." alternative flair. many. vehicle and building explosions release, "New Sheets," it becomes The album begs the question: Unfortunately, these guys Not so in "Ronin." and gunfire. Consequently, it's clear they should never have left who does Possum Dixon think don't look like Hanson, so they In this film, directed by difficult to feel tied to these their garage. they are? It's doubtful even they can kiss that market segment John Frankenheimer ("The people. Any one of them could Their music is something you know. Are they alternative? goodbye. Manchurian Candidate"), a die at any given moment. might hear on the radio, if you Pop? They sure aren't going to group of six strangers have Since the film features very turn the dial to a college station They try to generate an alter- appeal to an audience who been hired to steal a suitcase little dialogue, its focus lies in at about 4 a.m. native sound with synthesizers demands any artistic from the Russian merit in government. action scenes. Yes, they're fun To say that lead singer Rob lack of creativity. in the first few beats of some of their music. The problem is, they never to watchthere’s a great car Zabrecky sounds a little Here's a sampling of the best their songs, but their lyrics are According revealto each to their promotion- other or to the chase on the reverse side of the depressed is an understatement. this new release has to offer: "I redundant and meaningless. al material, audiencewho hired Interscope Records them. freewaybut the conclusion of After hearing him whisper don't seem to get you/ I just Each track on the album felt Possum More importantly, Dixon's music though, the each scene leaves the audience the droning, uninspired lyrics when I should settle essentially sounds the same as wouldn't be contents of the briefcase are shake popular if aired on figuratively wondering where (sometimes off-key), the listener down/I hold off when I should all the others. Possum Dixon is the radio. never revealed. these people are going. is left gasping for breath because reach around/ So it won't be a band that sold out by trying to Perhaps that's because those Sound confusing? Yep. What to make of "Ronin"? it takes a great deal of energy to long/ Until I'm holding on to make their alternative music who listen to the radio in their If audiences are going to set The name, which comes from refrain from explosive, projectile what you just said." more palatable to a pop-music- cars would fall asleep at their aside time to watch a film, they an ancient Japanese legend, vomiting. Unfortunately, those are the loving audience. wheels. should expect to feel a connec- describes masterless samurai Zabrecky could definitely ben- most imaginative and tion with meaning- In "Firecracker," the lyrics Even so, Possum Dixon's new the characters. warriors who could only find efit from some singing lessons. ful lyrics from any of the songs. 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great feeling to win," Ortiz said. If there was ever any question By Sandra L. Avila Sabelhaus' ability Staff \X, nter "Everyone is riding the big wave about Bobby of victory" to start at quarterback for San He added he thinks the Jose State University's football It was like the Fourth of July turnout for Saturday's game team, it is officially answered. when the Spartan football against Idaho State University Not only has Brian Vye estab- team, cheerleaders and student will be in the thousands. lished himself in the role after fans gathered around the SJSU student Jose Martinez being named Western Athletic Student Union Amphitheater missed the SJSU-Stanford Conference offensive player of Wednesday afternoon. game, but plans to attend the week for his performance A motivational pep rally for Saturday's game. against Stanford University on the football team began at 12:30 "Idaho, we are going to Saturday but Sabelhaus has p.m. when the music started to smash your potatoes," Martinez dropped out of the running. play. The San Jose State said. Head coach Dave Baldwin University cheerleaders, Freshman Rigo Partida announced Sabelhaus' inten- pumped with energy, performed enjoyed the first football game tions to withdraw from SJSU, like jumping beans trying to get of the season. return to his home in Owings the crowd to participate. "The game against Stanford Mills, Md. and accelerate his The rally picked up when was awesome," Partida said. treatments for bipolar II manic Jonathan Levers, introduced as "We knew we would win." depression. "General of Spartan Army," At the rally, SJSU students Sabelhaus was diagnosed approached the podium to were excited about the Stanford with manic depression in 1996 recruit a cheering crew for win and talked about another while he was a student and a SJSU sports teams. win against Idaho. member of the University of "You only have to come to the The rally ended with defen- Florida football team. games," Levers said. "There are sive tackle James Ditch leading "It's finally time to put this no dues to pay. The only the football players in the "Blue first," he said in a press release. requirement is candy madness." Fight Song." "I have to get treated and relieve The cheerleaders then tossed For those students who are the stress in my life. There won't handfuls of Tootsie Rolls, short on cash and want to be any more football." Snickers, and M&M's into the attend the game Saturday, Baldwin said he and his staff stands. there are 5,000 free football understood Sabelhaus' decision. Clayton Sralter/ Spartan Dioh Javier Ortiz, coordinator for tickets at the Event Center box "Bobby came to visit me and the Department of Athletics at office, explained his reason to with- Gregoire Berquin, an electrical engineering major, and Associated Students President Heather Cook Ortiz said. To get a tick- SJSU, was fired up about the et, students need to show their draw from school and stop play- football pep rally Wednesday at the Student Union Amphitheater. show school spirit at the Spartan Spartans' 35-23 win over the student identification cards. ing football," Baldwin said in a Contestants yelled "Go Spartans" and received free T-shirts and the opportunity to cheer on the Stanford Cardinal on Saturday. Saturday's football game press release. "His reasons were Spartans from the field as the team enters Spartan Stadium on Saturday for the home opener. "It was a great game and a begins at 6 p.m. logical and thought out. We wish him the best." 'Little Giants' make finals Staff report

The Giants are going to the championship series. The San Jose Giants, that is. The "Little Giants" earned a trip to the California League championship series with a come-from -behind 4-3 victory over the High Desert Mavericks in Game 5 of the Valley Division finals at San Jose Municipal Stadium Tuesday night. The San Francisco Giants' minor-league baseball affiliate is making its third trip to the finals in four years, according to San Jose Giants spokesman David Moudry, San Jose is looking for its first Cal League championship since 1979, Moudry added. The Giants will take on the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes in the Cal League finals. San Jose hosted Game 1 of the finals Wednesday night and will host game two at 7:15 p.m. Thursday at Muni Stadium. The remainder ot the best-of- five series will be played at The Epicenter in Rancho Cucamonga, near Ontario in Southern California, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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