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February 9. 2000 Serving San ,..lase State University Since 1934 I rill, nir t /J :\ All deals off Monday ti1441.1Y48, y, "I always welcome new people," New rules set she said of the vendors, some of whom are repeat customers. According to San Jose State for vendors University table policies, individ- uals or organizations represent- ing credit card companies need to on campus have a letter authorizing the solicitation of applications on Erika Coron campus. The letter must be on DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER corporation letterhead with a pol- All off-campus groups trying to name and phone number, the market their products have been icy states. told they can't start advertising Some of these policies were and selling until Monday. overlooked by a few companies According to Leanne LoBue, this week. . scheduling assistant for the Just outside the Student Union Student Union, vendors have on a corner across from the been told to wait because the Engineering building, stood a Student Union wants to be fair to man with a large brown card- sorority and fraternity rush and board box, filled with application recruitment. forms, massage gadgets and blue "We had a lot of problems last water bottles he called guzzlers. year," LoBue said, referring to the "If you fill it out (the applica- credit card companies that came tion), you get a free gift," said on campus. Ruben, who was offering CitiBank applications but would not reveal his last name. The applications had to be Rules for Vendors filled out right on the spot and Quick Hits returned to him. Then the appli- cant would get a free gift. le Only four credit card companies "We just come to the campus will be allowed on campus at one and do what we have to do," time, per day. Ruben said after confirming he had not received any permission Dr. Steven White (left) explains to Gary Console and have from campus administrators to be Krishna Vinta how to MCredit card companies to on campus giving out applica- a letter authorizing solicitation. tions. determine enzymatic properties. The microbiology lab gives Monday was his fourth day the students experience in determining fundamental charac- Need permission from cam- there and it seemed to be paying gets $1.30 per administrations to hand out off. Ruben, who teristics of enzymes, which is important in further microbiolo- pus application, said he had made applications about $900 in just three days. gy research. Student Union Terry Gregory, To determine the characteristics of an enzyme, small There were complaints because manager, said commercial vendors of the way some of the companies come and try to sneak in. amounts of the enzyme have to be mixed with a chemical students, LoBue "They know it's such a prime acted toward fall, said. She said she felt they weren't location," Gregory said. Last agent. The experiment is done at room students. Starting they kicked two marketing compa- benefiting the temperature. this semester, only tbur credit nies off campus because of their card companies will be allowed on rude behavior, Gregory said. at one time per day, "I have a hard time trying to Photos by campus Hanif LoBue said. focus," biology major Sebastian Widmann / Some of the other companies Mohebi said of the marketing advertising their products are groups. "It's kind of a distraction Spartan Daily banks, jewelry vendors, the San everything gets 'my attention." Jose Mercury News as well as stu- dent groups, LoBue said. See Vendors, page 6 'Feel like makin' love to you' A.S. deadlines for future March dates Free prophylactics "I think it's a fun leaders set for idea. It gives peo- Andi Anderson offered during DAILY STAFF WRITER AS. Awards and ple something to Upcoming deadlines for schol- Scholarships Condom Week arships and nominations have be aware of." students scrambling to the The Scholarships: Erin Mayes Associated Students office to pick The Executive Council DAILY STAFF WRITER up forms. Scholarship for 10 recipients is Nomination forms for the offered to students with a 3.0 It's that time again. annual A.S. 55 awards are due grade point average or higher, Valentine's Day is Monday and Linda Bui back in the A.S. office by March who are involved in community San Jose State University's Peer 10, while the scholarship applica- work and have completed 15 student Health Education program and tions are expected in the units at SJSU. Condom Co-op volunteers are out Financial Aid office by March 2 or and in force, selling paraphernalia Deadline: March 15 15, depending on the scholarship The Board of Directors for the romantically inclined. for which student the student Campus Condom Week was should be aware of the risks Scholarships are offered to stu- intends to apply. dents started in 1978 by students at the involved. The A.S. 55 Awards honors 55 with a financial need. A 2.5 University of California, Berkeley "It's a good idea," Electronic San Jose State University stu- grade point average is required. and has expanded to become an Engineering major Marth Zemed dents. The recipients must be Deadline: March 2. annual event with more than 350 said. "It kind of goes with nominated by a student organiza- The A.S. 55 Awards: universities participating. Valentine's (Day)." tion of which they are a member Honor 55 SJSU students who Interested students can pur- Few seemed to think Campus Students nominated for the must be nominated by student would encourage chase condoms, Valentine grab Condom Week award must be active leaders on organizations of which bags, specialty mugs, gift baskets, sexual activity where it may not they are campus showing volunteerism members and be active leaders on glow-in-the-dark boxer shorts, have existed before. and contributions to the commu- candy, lotion, bubble bath, candles David Girmay, a management campus showing volunteensm and nity. contributions and more. information systems student, said "It is one of the best things we to the community. SJSU's HIV/AIDS committee that perhaps if Campus Condom can do for our future leaders, said will be giving away free condoms as Week were aimed ct a younger Alfonso de Alba, director of A.S. hip must also have completed 16 well. Literature on condoms, safe audience, it would influence some Two scholarships are offered units at SJSU and plan to be a sex, sexually transmitted diseases students to become sexually active, by the associated students, the continuing, full-time student dur- and HIV will also be available. but that college students are Executive Council Scholarship ing the 2000-2001 academic year. "I think it's a fun idea," biology mature enough to decide for them- and the Board of Directors The Executive Council major Linde Bui said. "It gives peo- selves. Sebastian Widmann / Spartan Daily Scholarship. There will be 10 Scholarship is not based on finan- ple something to be aware of" "Maybe if it was high school or Junior Paul Yu, a management information systems major, looks at an recipients for each of the scholar- cial need. It is simply rewarded to Bui said using Valentine's Day to something," Girmay said. example of the wide variety of condoms at the Condom Week stand ships. those individuals in need of some encourage safe sex is a Rod idea. According to 1998's Statistical The Executive Council financial assistance. sponsored by the Student Health Center in front of the Student Union Biology major Laura McGregor Abstract, only 11 percent of women Scholarship is offered to students The application for the helped staff the booth yesterday, between the ages of 20-24 were not with a 3.0 grade point average or Executive Council Scholarships is located in front of the Student sexually active in 1996. 7.7 percent had five, 11.5 percent 1995, according to the Statistical higher. The students must be March 15. Union from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Twenty-one percent had only had six to nine, and 13.9 percent Abstract. involved in community work and The Board of Directors She said Condom Week is a good one sexual partner, 13.4 percent had 10 or more. Almost 11 percent were not have leadership experience. A stu- idea because college students are had two sexual partners, 11.5 per- Women ages 15 to 24 used vary- dent who applies for this scholar- generally sexually active and cent had three, 9 percent had four, ing methods of contraception in See Condoms, page 6 See A.S., page 6
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banged by the law Gangs getting an: OPPOSING VIEWS as ani ea( Eli air fitr;jtitimi**0.4:.;.)110:14,0:7i.ilills.iilq. po( z 1Z thi lar oni tai nit bai Proposition 21 uses state Harsher punishments hit boi funds to discriminate against will deter juvenile delinquents a g wh gang members from committing crimes he tio punishments stop criminals from commit- -year-old girl is abducted. She is Tough A10 tingn crimes, or at least that's what the propo- beaten, brutally raped, sodomized my ents of Proposition 21 would like and left for dead in a field. hit voters to believe. The perpetrator? A 15-year-old boy, bu However, if this was true, our out for a "little fun." hit country would be crime free. Shots ring out in a parking lot. We have the death penalty. The bullets rip through a car, Punishment doesn't get much killing a mother, father and their tougher than death. infant. Yet criminals still commit The perpetrator? A gang mem- unspeakable crimes. Boyfriends ber aiming for a rival. hunt down and murder their ex- Sound far-fetched? These ficti- , girlfriends while new mothers tious accounts are a sample of the Christina Lucarotti leave their babies in dumpsters to filth we read in the newspapers DAILY CO -EXECUTIVE EDITOR die. Aren't they afraid of being or see on the television everyday. DAILY OPINION EDITOR punished? When are we going to say Obviously, not. Tougher pun- "enough is enough" to children committing adult crimes, but being ishment does not deter criminals. punished under juvenile guidelines? Proposition 21 is called the gang violence and juvenile crime pre- When are we going to say "enough is enough" to lenient sentences vention initiative, but it makes no attempt to actually prevent crime. for crimes committed by known gang members? It merely toughens the punishments for certain criminals without When we pass Proposition 21 the initiative that would toughen offering any true deterrent for future crimes. the penalties on those types of crimes. Proposition 21 would require gang Proposition 21 would require the members 14 years old or older to be tried death penalty for gang-related murder, as adults if charged with murder or speci- indeterminate life sentences for home- Proposition fied sex offenses. It would allow juvenile invasion robbery, carjacking witness intimi- Violence in gang members to face indeterminate life sen- dation and drive-by shootings. 21 is called tences for home-invasion robbery, carjacking, It would also require adult trials for juveniles our society witness intimidation and drive-by shootings. 14 years old or older who are charged with mur- the gang Even if children should be tried as adults, the der or specified sex offenses. has reached punishment should not discriminate based on Now the bleeding heart liberals will try to violence and who committed the crime. spin the situation by saying, "But they are epidemic Instead of punishing all youth who commit cer- only children" or "You can't throw everyone juvenile crime tain crimes the same way, Proposition 21 makes in jail." proportions, punishment more severe for gang members than Wrong and wrong. initiative, but for non-gang members. Children especially children who and it's time That is discrimination. have reached the age of 14 who commit it makes no How can the proponents of this proposition the most heinous of adult crimes have a to put our say a crime committed by a non-gang member real good sense of right and wrong. is not as serious or as deadly as a crime com- Trying to pretend attempt to these criminals are S. mitted by a gang member? still children who deserve leniency is ludi- foot down They can't. crous. actually no If the word "gang" was taken out of the ini- Any tolerance for gang members who and say, tiative and replaced with "minority," the commit crimes is Gc inexcusable. th prevent proposition would never pass. Violence in our society has reached epi- "enough is Above and beyond the emotional and demic proportions and it's time to put our De crime. discriminatory cost paid by California flint down and say, "Enough is enough." enough." voters, this proposition will cost the Proposition 21, however, is not the only C) state several hundreds of millions of answer. dollars to implement. Money that It is up to parents, teachers and adults could be spent on after-school pro- to teach and reinforce proper moral values grams that help keep children out of gangs will instead be spent on to children while they are still in their formative nc years. Go expanding prisons. We won't help kids dodge a life of crime, but we'll Proposition 21 will not teach our children to respect society and its sure be waiting to punish them when they screw up. members. th in Prevention programs, school athletics, theater groups and art It will make sure those who don't respect the most basic of soci- programs are less expensive and more effective in reducing etal norms don't kill, rape, terrorize 15 will be punished. in crime than laws that threaten an increased punishment, accord- Then maybe the children who don't receive that message about ing to a study by the RANI) Corporation. how to behave in a civilized society in the formative years will get Proposition 21 is both discriminatory and unjustifiably expel, the idea when their friends wind up in jail or the electric chair. sive. To top it oft; California doesn't need such a law. A California's felony arrest rate among juveniles dropped 30 percent from 1991 to 1998. During that time, the arrests of MI ri juveniles for murder fell by more than 50 percent, according to the California Department of Justice. In WM. Proposition 21 will not stop crime. Instead, it will take 9: valuable funds away from programs that could. Illustration by Orwrittr lop,, the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor Christina Lucarotti is Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily Co-Executive Editor. Talking Heads Should gang members receive tougher punishment?
"Gang members should get "It strikes me that Prop. 21 is "Since when has severe "You want to discourage the "You need a deterrent. "They should be punished for the a harsher penalties come racially oriented bill. punishment ever been a deter- behavior and peer pressure Young males in gangs get a just the same as anyone else. and the gang affiliation." Punishment should be the rent to crime?" that allows initiation into false sense of confidence. They I'm against Prop. 21." some across the board." gangs." are really susceptible to peer pressure and they enjoy the Dave ---Michelle Hallgren Rhonda Whitney Davenport Eric Basham notoriety." Anthony Drummond Tod Rasmussen senior staff senior junior junior electrical engineering graduate student administration of Justice computer center manager electrical engineering political science photojournalism Compiled by Derma Carmichael and photos by Mari.Matsomoto 1
0 / Paying taxes part of community responsibility, duty Quote and go back to our homes Then I went to the 7-Eleven ing in parking lots asking for irli'u'rtis'isdeattlie71-'Elveksi,:n=11; where the heat is on and the I needed chocolate to take the extra change. house and asks people for refrigerator is full and just edge off my bitterness toward It is our responsibility as any spare change they can offer forget about him? the U.S. government. human beings, not just tax pay- the as they enter the store. What's more disturbing is how There, I saw the familiar face ers to help each other. for Accustomed to his presence my Blossom Valley neighborhood come out of the shadows and ask Social programs are not fund- and the same question he asks is a microcosm of California. me if I had any extra change. ed from nothing. each time, I now go to the 7- How we, as a community, deal It hit me pretty hard. The money has to come from Eleven with an extra dollar with this one man standing out- As I was handing over my dol- somewhere, and it is our obliga- Daily already set aside for him in my side the corner market is similar lar, I realized I was just like the tion to make sure these pro- pocket so I don't have to fumble to how we, as a state, deal with self-absorbed Californians I'm grams exist. through my wallet. the thousands like him. always complaining about. It is our obligation to take "Death is a very While it's usually only a dol- My neighbors walk by this Paying $88 isn't a big a deal care of the ones not benefiting dull, dreary affair, lar, I feel obligated to offer it and man and shake their heads, in the scheme of things. from a free market but depend- one or two dollars a week cer- either pitying or condemning My $88 may go toward gov- ing on the pity of strangers. and my advice to tainly won't break me. him, and do nothing. ernment programs designed to One of my cohorts on the He is a member of my commu- Some may argue this man then we protest a shelter being help my friend at the 7-Eleven Spartan Daily called me you is to have nity, who's obviously caught in wants something for nothing. built in our neighborhoods. and others in similar situations. Pollyanna for expressing these bad circumstances, and ignoring Some may argue he doesn't Last week, I did my taxes. It may go toward food, hous- views. nothing him as so many of my neigh- deserve the spare change that I did them as soon as I got all ing and job training programs If being Pollyanna means hav- whatsoever to do bors do would only be ignoring they've worked to have jingling the right forms because last year that could help thousands of ing a sense of civic responsibility, a greater problem. in their pockets. I got a decent refund and I was people. Of course, my $88 isn't compassion for human beings with it." It's not my place to question Yet, Californians vote for hoping for a repeat. going to do the job but I'm and living to accommodate my where he spends his money, what politicians that promise no new When I heard the automated glad to pay it. conscience instead of my bank he's going to buy with it or even taxes, then complain when the voice on the other end of telefile And when I make more account, then bring on the Glad how he got in his current situa- streets aren't paved properly or the system that allows you to money, I will dutifully pay more Game. tion. the freeways have too few lanes. taxes. file your taxes over the phone W. Somerset Maugham My place is to question how Californians vote down school tell me I owed $88, I was not This isn't meant as a tribute my neighbors and I can walk by bonds, then shake their heads at to the federal government it Margaret Bethel is the author happy. As a matter of fact, I Spartan Daily Co-Executive him enough to recognize his face, the deplorable state of our public pitched a fit for a couple of days has more problems than I have but still ignore his pleas or give school system. columns to write but we can't Editor: "Congeniality Not and tried to think of creative Included" appears Wednesdays. him a token dollar. We act disgusted by the home- ways to get out of paying. keep bitching about the taxes we How can we get in our ears less littering our streets. but pay as long as people are stand-
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A v OI 1 t San lost State University ser vr .spattanahops.Com Spartan Candice Akin delivers a pitch in the second inning No worms of Saturday's game against behind at 4-3 when the umpires said. "They support us (football) Sacramento suspended the game until so we're supporting them." State in the Softball wins because of At the bottom of the sixth Saturday morning Early darkness. inning, the Spartans were trailing Bird The continued game ended 5-1, but after sitting Sacramento Tournament at one, drops with a 7-4 score, with BYU taking down 1-2-3, they started to rally SJSU Field. the win after a double and a sin- in the seventh and final inning. The Spartans gle in the last inning. With the bases loaded, catcher lost 7-4, three in Early As skies overhead promised Roxanne Staniorski hit a hard impending doom, spectators line drive to the center field fence. evening their zipped up their sweaters and jack- The double earned her three RBIs record to 3-3. Bird Tourney ets, the scorekeepers made sure and made the score a close 5-4. their umbrellas were close by, and In the dugout, Spartan players the players disregarded the went wild, cheering, jumping and and kept pounding on the fences while the Jew impending weather Michelle playing. fans in the bleachers whistled. DAII.Y STAFF WHIM:ft Blankets huddled around legs Whitaker, still sitting in the It was bitterly cold at the and shoulders, and crowding golf cart, honked the horn contin- Spartan Early Bird Softball under umbrellas, the crowd uously, adding to the mayhem. Tournament. Clouds loomed over- whooped and hollered through James Etheridge was standing head like vultures waiting for a drizzling rain that continued at the fence next to the dugouts carcass, threatening and then throughout the fourth and sixth cheering with the players. delivering rain from sprinkles to inning rallies that brought in six He said that he "likes watching downpours on the players, and runs during the Spartans' 6-3 vic- women's sports," adding that spectators gathered at the San tory in their second game against "women play with more of a pas- Jose State University softball BYU. sion." field Friday and Saturday. In the first inning against Cal, "They never gave up, and I'm proud of pitcher Asia Easley had two outs and no one on base when first that. ... We just needed some things to baseman Veronica Nelson came up to the plate. fall and they will." She sent the first pitch scream- ing over the left field fence and Connie Miner into the bleachers. SJSU softball coach After an infield huddle, Easley Photo by came back to face the fourth hitter in the Cal lineup, Candace Kohjiro Kinno / Harper. The final game against He lent his voice for the chant The second pitch flew over the Sacramento State was delayed thr "S-J-S-U" that rose as the benches Spartan Daily left-center field fence and the twenty minutes because the skies shouted encouragement and the Spartans gathered for another finally decided to open up. The horn from the golf cart took on a infield huddle to recover from the teams gathered in their dugouts new life. 2-0 deficit. trying to keep their muscles warm With two outs, Kara Kanney The Spartans got out of the while the announcer and score- hit a liner that ricocheted off the inning with a shallow pop fly to keeper frantically shielded their pitcher's leg and got her safely to left field. equipment with a sheet of plastic first. In the second inning, the and umbrellas. The chanting and noise rose, Spartans rallied back with the As soon as the downpour let tingeing the air with excitement ' help of cleanup hitter Kara up, the umpires stepped out of the and adrenaline. Kanney's homer over the center dugouts and the players jogged The final play of the game was fluid 14311Ce but it proved to be onto the dampened field ready to a hard hit ground ball to second, the only time the Spartans play. resulting in the third and final crossed the plate in the game, Deonce Whitaker, a standout out of the tournament and a sigh A NEW ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PROGRAM which ended in the 5-1 loss. tailback for the SJSU football of disappointment from the After the game, head coach team, waited out the rain on one Spartan cheering section. Connie Miner said it was impor- of the golf carts. "They never gave up, and I'm tant to "set the tone in the first He was wearing shorts, which proud of that. I thought we were inning; we let in a few runs, but I made him stand out among a going to win that one," Miner said. have confidence in our offense." crowd of bundled up spectators "We just needed some things to In the second game against who, despite their layers, couldn't fall and they will. We need to step Brigham Young University, the seem to keep warm enough. it up. But that's what these early Spartans were a mere point "I'm just here to watch," he games are for."
Derrick Thomas dead at 33 t 4,,P.111 o. MIAMI (AP) NFL star Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas Ile was flown to Miami, his Derrick Thomas died today in a City. hometown, for surgery and reha- hospital where he was being "He was in a wheelchair. ... I bilitation. I treated for injuries from a car said 'Son, you're mobile,' He said, A clearly shaken Chiefs coach crash that left him paralyzed 'Father, I am. I've got wheels."' Gunther Cunningham recalled from the chest down. The 33-year-old linebacker was telephoning Thomas from the The Kansas City Chiefs said injured Jan. 23 when the speeding Super Bowl, after seeing several Thomas had a heart attack and car he was driving flipped on an players and fans honoring the) PC AND MAC efforts to resuscitate him failed. icy road. linebacker by wearing his num- The team did not say what caused A friend was killed in the) ber. the heart attack but doctors at crash. "Derrick said, 'Coach, be Jackson Memorial Hospital were Thomas, a nine-time Pro Bowl strong.' He never told me how expected to discuss his death later player and one of the game's most strong I needed to be," LAPTOP RENTAL PR in the day. feared pass rushers, had been Cunningham said. Chiefs president Carl Peterson heading to the Kansas City air- Thomas was one of the most said he was with Thomas on port with two companions to fly to popular athletes in Kansas City, Monday. St. Louis for the NIT title game. and Peterson called the death a "He was upbeat, he was posi- Thomas broke) his spine and "devastating tragedy." 40 010 tive, he was Derrick," a tearful neck in the crash and wound up Thomas holds the NFL one- Peterson, wearing a button with semiconscious with no feeling in game record of seven sacks and Thomas' No. 58, said from his legs. ranks ninth on the career list. New Scholarship Applications 4/10 Applications for 2(XX)-2001 academic-year scholarships now are available on the Financial Aid Office website, as well as in the Financial Aid Office in Wahlquist South. To download applications The AssOciatod Student' for both SJSU's general scholarships and several more specific scholarships, go to is proud to oil vi the 4000 srocirnts of Stat. th, laptop Rental Program www.sjsu.edu/depts/finaid and click on "Financial Aid Forms Available for Download." Criteria San Jose 11..RP). and requirements for the general scholarship application and for the following specific scholarships are listed on the website: Cm!, ot Student ID Required Associated Students Board of Directors Scholarship Applications also are available in the A.S. Government Office in the Student Union. Associated Students Executive Council Scholarship 25' WEEK Applications also are available in the A.S Government Office in the Student Union. and AS Business Office Robert Ellen Baron Leadership Award Main Floor of Student Union Norman Barrett Scholarship Endowment gain to Om CSU Trustees Award for Outstanding Achievement Meta Marion Goldsmith Foreign Languages Scholarship Applications also are available in the Foreign Language Department in Sweeney Hall. Herbert and Nell Richards Scholarship Award Applications also are available in the College of Science. 1-108-52LI-C181 Dale M. Schoettler Scholarship for Visually Impaired Students Applications also are available in the Disability Resource Center. Chi Omega Sue White Memorial Scholarship Applications also are available in the NPC sorority and IFC fraternity houses. Apply rsj, dpplicotion ch drihrit Wednesday. March 15, 2000
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Tennis I per least a. rrecestrArcir-thiewrea MoUvotlen It's in me . COOPERATION I-IONIESTY C 6orn r invades Leadership firtagf onitisto San It's in you . Jose Cottensertleee it. Ireseple See erpe-e eielsdrsdar,se MA I witty Associated Press fun At Spartan Bookstore NNW, irirtierallon I t s in Xavier Matisse made the most _ of his second chance. Do you want to be a Resident Advisor? How about an Assistant Vince Spadea, ranked No. 20 in Conference Manager? Or a Administrative Assistant? What about the world last year, withdrew a Peer Advisor for Residential Computing? Or even someone from the Sybase Open, on who Focuses OD All Cultural Experiences of Students? Then apply Tuesday because of right shoul- to be a student staff member of University Housing Services. Touch it. der inflammation. Applications are located in the UHS Office in Joe West lieU Spadea, the No. 3 seed, was or on the web at http://housing.sjsu.edu replaced by Matisse, from Informatoonal &meows, At Spartan Bookstore Belgium, the highest 1/31 - Allen It.II (4 5pm. ranked 2/1- Hoover Hell 345 30p... player who lost in the final quali- 2/2 - E)nang Commons (4 It 30p m fying round. 2/3 - Spartan Vollage (4 Ilp rn Matisse defeated Australia's Applications are due: February 14. 2000 4p.m. Richard Fromberg, 7-6 (5), 0-6, 6- 4 in the first round of the $350,000 ATP Tour event. Get it now. Sweden's Magnus Larsson, Open Classes Cecil Mamiit of Los Angeles, and Paul Goldstein of Rockville, Md., AFa ICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES Spartan Bookstore also opened with victories. At AFAM 22 (1) Humanities In Africen-American Culture Larsson beat Argentina's Baorni Butts -Mani! T 1500-1745 MUS 211 Martin Rodriguez, 6-2 6-1, Analysis of several of the most important African American creatNe art torrns and personalems Special Mamiit defeated Spain's Julian attention to Black contributions in music literature. cinema, photography and painting 3 units Alonso, 6-4, 6-4 and Goldstein AFAM 100W (1) Writing Workshop topped James Jennifer Blackman MW 1300-1415 BC 002 Blake of Fairfield, Develop advanced wriing skills by studying principal ter-Alguesth of comm in thehit Black Conn., 6-3, 7-6 (4). community as they relate 10 Black MUSIC itteraturs. and post.. Satisfies upper division renting require "I found out I was playing 'Tent (Prerequisites 1 ngl IA & IB or equivetentl 3unrlS about 45 minutes before the AFAM 111 (1) African Nations Awetu &mess W 1900-2145 DMH 1400 match," said the 19-year-old Analysis of African socAttes over lime beginning with the Mr.. of annex., civ.brabons followed by Ain., Matisse. "That's good for me. If! under European colonialism and concluding with the seeping changes in contemporary Africa know I'm playing, I'm just wait- AFAM 130(5) Psychology of the Black Community Joe Canton MW 1000-1115 BC 002 ing around. This way I had noth- Impact of Black society and culture on personably grown in 144 of Current sociological and social pi., Spartan Bookstore has what you need: ing to worry about." chological studies Social interact.on group membership within the Black community and Is influence Matisse lost to Ville on the shaping at behavior 3 units Finland's AFAM 143(1) Polities of Poverty and Welfare in African Liukko in the last qualifying American Communities The best selection of new and USED te]dbooks. match. Liukko won his first- Bndgett Jones MW 0900-1015 DH 416 Poverty in the United Stales particularly ssit relates lo the African American community Analyzes role of go, round match Monday. ernmen1 and the effects of structural factors on the socth econom.c well-being of African Americans 3unds "I think it did me some good to AFAm 150(1) West African Drumming and Culture Real people to answer your questions. lose and then get a second Cornelius Ladzekpo Th 1900-2145 MUS 211 chance," said Matisse. "I know I A study of the initrumental niusiC sang. and dance of the African Diaspora with an emphasis on its cultural can play with the field. I just have contest 3 units Change your mind? Buy the wrong book? to stay mentally tough." AFAM 152(1) The Black Women Jennifer Blackman 1 900-2145 SCI 253 your receipt to get a refund. Spadea, who said his shoulder Underslanceng histonral and cuaural !actors of tueoang the Black women such all Slavery racism and poverty, All you need is had been bothering him the past learning the contobubons and strengths Black termites provide to and for their WMi., and culture 3 units several days, came out to practice AFAM 185)1) The Black Athletics in US early Tuesday, but couldn't Stan Butler TTh 0900-1015 Se002 play. This course scarves the aignaicants and impact of Black Athletics in popular culture, race relation and U S "I think I need to take some smeary 3 units time off," he said. "It's disappoint- AFAM 160 (1) The Black Men In US Politic. ing I can't play in the Sybase Joe Canton MW BC002 Open. I just couldn't reoover in This course (Mintingo rfrp intellectuai political struggles and contributions made by the Black Man in U S Society 3 units time to be ready to go." SpartanBookstore Fourth-seeded Michael Chang AFAM 161 (1) Black images In American Film & TV Buddy Butler W 1330-1615 A Division of Spartan Shops and fifth-seeded Jim Courier This course examines iris reci,eWffaliiiii of Black mope in Film and TV t were scheduled to later University play in AFAM 194M Harlem Renaissance Litereiure and Theatre San Jose State matches. Ethel Walker MW 1330-1445 DMH 149B Top-seeded Andre Agassi and This coutse examines the philosophers writers. and artists trorn turn of 20th century fru./ t 33G The www.spartanshops.com No. 2 Mark Philippoussis, the students will explore divergent Ideas Which reflected the New Negro 3 units defending champion; open Wednesday night.
04 application requirements. "They shouldn't be intimidat- A.S. ed," De Alba said. "We want stu- continued from pogel dents to get the scholarships." To air is human "It is a lot of work for stu- Scholarships are offered to those dents, but it's worth it," said students who have a financial Janet Elliot, scholarship coordi- need; a Free Application for nator for the Financial Aid office. Federal Student Aid form must A selection committee to be filed by March 2, which is choose the recipients of the schol- when the scholarship application arships is comprised of De Alba, is due. the scholarship coordinator from The minimum grade point the Financial Aid office, and the average applicants of this schol- A.S. President Leo Davila. arship is a 2.5. "When you take into consider- This grade point average ation all the money, it's a lot of supersedes the requirement on money," De Alba said. the general scholarship applica- As of Wednesday, there have tion. been about 75 applications for The scholarship is intended the scholarships picked up at the for students who could possibly A.S. office, according to Maria be working their way through Murphy, administrative assis- school and need some extra tant for the office. assistance, De Alba said. Students are expected to hear Volunteerism is considered, back from A.S. about the scholar- but the amount of it does not nec- ships at the A.S. 55 Awards cere- essarily matter. mony, which is scheduled for According to De Alba, stu- April 27. dents often don't apply due to the
purchase this week if they would like to have it delivered to their Condoms sweethearts on campus. continued from pagel This is similar to the high school practice of delivering sexually active; 13.1 percent used "candy grams." condoms, 1.2 percent used A seminar on relationships diaphragms, 17.3 percent used will be given next week in the oral contraceptives and two per- Umunhumun room of the cent used the withdrawal Student Union. method. It is being sponsored by the AIDS has declined significant- Peer Health Education Program, ly since reaching its peak in 1993, the Employee Assistance when there were 103,533 cases Program. the SJSU Counseling reported. Center and the Bill Wilson Mani Mal / Spartan Daily By 1996 it was down to 66,885 Center. Senior Paul Gregory, an assistant for the beginning scuba class, Wednesday from 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. in the Spartan Complex reported cases. In 1997, 8,234 The seminar is titled "Risque sets up his scuba gear before class. The class meets Monday and East at San Jose State University. people between the ages of 20 and Business: Relationships in the 29 were diagnosed with AIDS. New Millennium" and will be Students can add $1 to their open to everyone.
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