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1UNRAVEL 47 TAN Minal Gandhi 'unravels' yet another unnerving cell-phone experience Electrons VoL. 118 Opinion, 3 Today lop,Vo. 38 You can vote at: V ALSO IN TODAY S ISSUE 1.Student Union Opinion 2 Focus 4 Crossword 5 2. Ninth Street MIN Sparta Guide 2 Classified .. 5 Sports 6 3. Sweeney Hall SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVFRSITY SINCF 1934 A & E 3 4. Clark Library A.S. computer lab accused of fraud By Dray Miller wake of the termination of Janto- ity to handle his assignments in a "I discovered things missing," assistants are often paid on an into his shift that day. nio Loving, a systems administra- timely manner. he said. "Laptops are missing. honor system by marking their "I'm pissed," Loving said. "My DAIL) STAFF WRII I R tor at the lab who had been "A number of duties that were Software is missing. And there is own hours instead of being moni- appeal is for an audit to be done, With student government elec- employed for little more than a being assigned weren't done," illegal copying of software." tored by management. and for (Madrigal) to be terminat- tions starting today, Associated month on a probationary basis. Madrigal said Monday. In addition to the missing An agitated Loving explained ed. I'm not (speaking out) to Students is dealing with another Loving was fired Friday by Loving told a different story, equipment and software pirating, his case to A.S. officers as well as retain a job. I'm just insulted by distraction accusations of Robert Madrigal, the information claiming he discovered violations Loving said documentation of a University Police Department the unprofessionalism and lack of fraud and software theft in the technologies manager of the lab. on the part of lab management transactions and projects from officer Friday, shortly after being ethics." A.S. computer lab. Madrigal said the reason for and was fired after asking too within the lab is seldom, and informed of his termination, The accusations came in the Loving's dismissal was his inabil- many questions. employees mainly student which he said came five hours See COMPUTER, Page 5 Former director BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS dies of cancer By Kami Nguyen DAR Y STAFF WRI ft R Ronald Crosby Barrett, former executive director of the Student Union, died Sunday at his home Freeda Yllana in Roseville because of complica- tions from pancreatic cancer, Freeda Yilana is a Dean's Scholar which he was diagnosed with at San Jose State University. The nearly a year ago. He was 67. junior is a spoken-word poet and Barrett found out about the has written about radsm, patri- disease from doctors after notic- archy and overcoming problems ing blood in his urine. "He was put through she has faced in her lifetime. chemotherapy but decided it no Yllana is also a first-degree bladc longer helped in fighting the can- bet in Tae Kwon Do as well as an t3rd cer, so he was taken off the treat- assistant instructor at West Coast si ment," daughter Rebecca Cisar Fong in San Jose. As part of her he said. "He wanted to try to beat it service-leaming class, Yllana t's ... he put up a good fight. He was tutors first and second gimlets in very gracious up to the end." Iy an after-schcol program at Horace 88 Barrett was born on July 17, 1934 in Waseca, Minn. where he Mann Elementary Scl loot in down- received a master's degree in psy- town San Jose. Yllana will be ti- chology/sociology at Hamline applyng to law school when she in University. He became the Stu. political science to graduates witti a dent Union director at the Uni- degree. n, - versity of New Hampshire. ld, In 1956, he married his first Low HANLEY th wife, Margaret Caldwell Barrett, tic who passed away from cancer in What does feminism mean to you? not be afraid of that opinion. At the same tirne she has the obstacle. I could have taken it and become just really cute 1996. "It means, in my life, that I have never liked to be told I ability t,o speak to other people who don't necessarily have and manipulated my way through life by working other His wife was pregnant with couldn't do something because I was a girl. It means having the same opinion as she does and tries to teach them. A lot female things. Otherwise, I really grew up being pretty cion- v- their third child when Barrett to reject all the things you are told you are supposed to be and of the women I train with at the studio ... are mothers and fident in myself" ra was first diagnosed with lymph invent it for yourself see what being feminine means to you black belts, who are just so amazing in their cwn ways. Like Ts cancer in 1962. and how you interact with other females. It is dynamics my friend Valerie Grover, she got her black belt with me. Do you think women have made sufficient prowess 00 "He was told he only had a between men, dynamicq between women and a commitment She's 40, and she's going to school here, she's a musician, and in achieving equality? couple of weeks to live, but he was to work on those relationships." she has bad knees. But she does Tae Kwon Do. and she "No, the power is not equal. I work in an elementary willing to try to fight it with radi- knows her strengths. Those women Imow who they are and school, so I see that girls are not necessarily treated the ation," Cisar said. "It worked, and VVho are your role models? Why? are very accepting of that and accepting of other people. same, not always equally We still have that culture. In (the family) moved t,o California "One of my role models would be my mom. She has That is very encouraging." the Philippines and in other cultures there is still a soon after." always been really powerful. She has gone through a lot in devaluation of women. We like to be told that everything Barrett came to San Jose State her life. She is very beautiful. I know how to be graceful and Have you ever had to face obstacles because of your is equal. We have this idea of equality, but in reality it University in 1968 to become the charming because of het Other role mcdels in my life are gender? really isn't there. Will I get taken seriously as an attor- Student Union director. Charla Ogaz. She is a women's studies professor here. She "I am Filipino, so I was always searnd to my brother In my ney? Do I have a chance to get into law school being not At the time, the "B Building" is the most radical teacher that I have had. (She) introduces family, it is told that girls are not worth as much as boys. The white and a girl? There is still a lot of work that needs to behind the pool, now known as you to think critically about everything, to own that and to whole culture really values men and boys. I guess that is an be done." the Aquatic Center served as a

See BAR It I I . pag, MORE WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH PROFILES PAGE 4 Poet uses experience in work Residents begin lottery for apartments RN Joseph %Nein er ( 11,11 ged at the Esplanade com- places near campus if you consid- By Moses Peraza writer and artist who is pared to the Residence Halls. er what they are furnishing." knovvn for the poem "'The 1) Si \\ loom "I hate this." said Andrew The maximum a student will DARN' SIAFF WRIII Tyget" and Allen Ginsberg, a Students had their first oppor- Solinski, a senior English major. pay in the Residence Halls next About nine students, teach- poet who was credited for tunity Monday to sign up for a "Sure, these apartments are year is $751 per month for a dou- ers, faculty members and San starting the beat generation in potential space, via lottery, in probably nicer than the dorms, ble-room with the maximum 17 Jose residents gathered at San Francisco and wrote University Housing's apartment but they are going to be too meals per week, according to noon Monday in Module A, "Kaddish." complex. expensive for many of us that housing literature. Room 117 at the Library's Le said her poetry reflects The new housing in Japan- stniggled with paying for the Another concern raised by stu- Multicultural Resource Cen- her own experiences and those town, called the Esplanade, is dorms." dents was the lost convenience of ter to hear Samantha Le read that happen to other people being offered to all junior and Housing detailed the new pric- actually living on campus. from her first published boolc, with whom she can relate. senior students who currently ing for the apartments in posters "With this you can't roll out of "Corridors: poetry and prose." "Usually I have to be able to live in the Residence Halls. placed on each Residence Hall bed, get dressed and go," said Le said she started writing relate to the emotion to write The apartments are a floor. Jonathan Allen, a junior child poetry in junior high school. about it," Le said. response to the loss of 600 bed The apartments offered range development major. 'The reason "I had a teacher who really Charlie Trujillo, author of scheduled from one-bedroom, one-bathroom many of us live on campus is the in Viet- spaces caused by the encouraged me," she said. "I "Soldados, Chicanos 2003 destruction of apartments to three-bedroom, convenience of not having to deal loved just reading nam," and publisher for Chus- January always Allen, Markham and Moulder three-bathroom apartments and with parking and traffic coming poetry, and she actually ma House Publication, has $700 to $600 per month. to school. I luiow (the Esplanade) around and known Le for three years. halls. cost turned the table the new All dwellings will be furnished is close to light rail and all. but said,'Why don't you write your mi.Trujillo said Le was talent- Students' reaction to apartments was mixed, as some with beds. washers and dryers, it's not the same.' own poetry.' " as Not all students reacted nega- Le said prior to publishing "Samantha has a great raised their concerns about new refrigerators and microwaves, her first book, her work was future as a writer," Trujillo housing alternatives. well as basic utilities such as gas, tively to the new apartments, published mostly in Viet- said. 'The only thing that is "I just think it's wrong that electric, water, sewage and however. narnese when she was young. going to stop her is if she they are forcing some students garbage. "I think it's exciting," said Le said some of the poets decides not to do it." that have always had the option Students will be required to Lindsay Snow, a junior graphic who inspired her were Silvia Le said her book was a col- of staying in the dorms," said pay for Internet services, cable design major. "I know it's going to Plath, whose best-known lection of poems that spar) Monica Lee, a senior business and food, which are all provided be more expensive, but these works include "Plaster" and eight years of her life. major. "I'm sure the new apart- as a part of the price of living in apartments look a lot nicer than Residence Halls. the dorms." "Lady Lazarus," Sharon Olds, Crystal De La Cruz, all 111111 Aashm,A1 Dinh ',tall ments are nice, but it was kind of the a San Francisco-born writer undeclared freshman, said she a rude awakening when we found "It's definitely going to be more Another student took a more whose first book "Satan Says" was in Professor Charla Charlie Trujillo listens as Samantha Le out about these plans earlier in expensive (than the Residence wait-and -see, yet optimistic, received the San Francisco Ogaz's women's studies class, reads poetry on Monday in the Module A the year." Halls)," said Vishal Ohri, a junior approach. Poetry Center Award, William and she was there for extra room 117. Trujillo published Le's book, Other students had concerns electrical engineering major. "It "We'll see how this works." Blake, a 19th century British See POET. Page 5 "Corridors: poetry and prose." about the higher rent that will be still might be cheaper than other see HOUSING, page 5

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The Cellular or Sell-U-More generation? Ffiends, neighbors and strangers: The cell-phone initiation process spits When I signed up for a phone a few A.S. endorsements I am connected once again. I've in the face of honesty, particularly when days ago, I realized later that the gad- entered the cell phone circle after you bypass the direct dealers and opt to get did not ring. Even more so, when I being out of the loop for months. buy from the independent service carriers called technical support about the leave reader baffled And, as was the case the first time MINAL that throw in too-good-to-be-true deals. problem, the sympathetic young man around, my second attempt at following I know I'll receive flack for writing on the other end told me that I was beyond concerned and baffled by your Asso- GANDHI Iam an effortless, straight and narrow path this as I did last year. Bac.k then, one of charged an unnecessary fee and was ciated Students candidate "endorsements" of initiation was nothing short of har- my peers confronted me and said I was sold a refurbished phone. (March 18.1 Under some of the candidates, you rowing, much like the first time, there- way off base, that his kind weren't bad Seething, I returned to the dealer the mentioned that the person "knows the issues", or fore proving that there's something people. And to him, I say, "Yes. Yes, you following day and asked why he sold me that they "weren't up to date" about issues, or that wicked surrounding the wireless second-hand crap. lb this he replied that they world. are. You're all horrible and manipula- "lacked experience" involving the position. See, it wasn't as though I missed my tive people, who should not be free to my free-phone promotion offered only What I would like to know is: What are these so- cell phone, which I chose to disconnect In fact, it made me feel as though I roam the Earth." refurbished phones - the fine print said tio. called issues? How does the Daily know what my in the beginning of addict trying to Ever bite my tongue at that, issues, December. was a smoker or drug wallc through a mall to have I had to as a student, are? Have you taken a poll of To be honest, I was leading a blissful kick my habit "cold turkey." That's the young, brainwashed employees because I wanted to say that he could students other than those in front of the Student existence without having t,o constantly what happens when we've been privi- entice you with "unlimited and refurbish his ass with that phone for all Union or your friends to nights find out what our issues tune in my ears to the distinct melody leged with so many luxuries in life - weekends" and "free phone" deals? I care. Not only was this employee lying are? of my phone's "samba" ring. It was lib- we get spoiled. We become dependent. These kids he attributed the problem at I can tell you they are like predators prey- to my face, are not unrealistic goals of a erating to know that I could be left But the cravings lasted a maximum ing on naive, trusting consumers and hand to my "carelessness." new parking structure or more blue light phones as alone and not have others check in to of one month, and before I knew it, I their more minutes of squab- some candidates may hard-earned dollar. After a few think. ask where I was or what I was doing. was clean. Women have it worse, thanks to the bling, the matter was settled, and I was I think that it is very interesting that our canipus My friends and relatives, on the I stayed clean for four months. along with a dreadful newspaper endorsed aloofness some of us possess in such given a refund 14 out of 16 candidates of the otlier hand, who could no longer get a Sobriety lasts only so long, however. situations. So it'd be wise to take the headache. same party for office and out of the other two, one hold of me whenever they wanted, were It didn't matter that I would have to conquered the situation was only endorsed biggest, most intimidating man with Lnevitably, I because their opponent was pretty tic.ked. pay a hefty price to keep a cell phone, you, ladies. Perhaps he can deter those by the end of the day I have a cell unavailable for interview. The situation was amusing actually, nor that the hefty price would likely go not You endorse -yet-nubile kids from swindling you phone now. Maribel Martinez for president but after all the agitated "Minal,-1-can- toward a terrible service that makes a out of your savings. So what if I resent it just a little? again because she has "a year of experience under riever-get-a-hold-of-you" remarks, I fig- phone close to useless. I needed a cell were pretty, her And let me tell you about that fine No one ever said relapses belt". ured out that I was the only one laughing. phone in order to function. print. It has become so fine it seems as Let me tell you that experience does not mean There's no doubt that dealing with Hence, I relapsed - I fell off the if it's disappeared right off the page. I Minal Gandhi is a Spartan the person can do a better job. the absence of my cell phone was hard wagon Friday, and my fall was more kid you Daily Copy Editor You endorsed not. Perreira-Rieken for controller, say- at first. painful than I could have ever imagined. Let me unravel a case in point: "1. In m yl" appears Tuesdays. ing that she "can get the job done." Let me ask you, editorial staff of the Spartan Daily, do you know where our money has gone this past year? ON, eoY, GPR1 NIG /JERE" CoMEs 7;1E- Do you know that there are no funds left for stu- This Brave New World dent organizations for the rest of the year because PR/AcNir4G isseour-7/1C-So,Is she spent them all? t3E)/NIG "BoRr-1 AGAIN1" Do you know that we are in danger of terminat- ing our relationship with Valley Transportation not so great after all Authority because it is raising its prices, and A.S. does not have the money to compete with it because Aldous Huxley's "Brave New the money is all gone. World," was supposedly fic- And you endorse this woman for controller. tion. But every day, it seems You also mentioned that she "will get out there like it's getting closer to truth. HILLARY and promote A.S." Why do I care if the controller According to an article in last promotes A.S.? week's Mercury News, genetic test- CARGO I just want my money spent wisely Maybe the ing can now be performed on Spartan Daily should do its research on the "issues" embryos that are three-days old, and delve deeper into the history of the current candi- giving parents the opportunity to dates. You would be surprised at what you would find. prevent the birth of babies with dis- Maybe instead of printing your uninformed, obvi- ease. ously biased endorsements, you should print the So now, no one needs to give And just like that, it's back to "issues" and ideas of the candidates and let us vote birth to babies with Downs Syn- the drawing board to try again for ourselves! drome. for a "healthy" baby. Now, we can prevent these No one asks to give birth to a

Kary Crumm Vti children from being born. child with disabilities, but it has jtmior The option is now there to also never been something that English "trash" the messed up embryo could be controlled ... until now. MarkParisiaaol.com 'nk-'--9" 3 www.offthemark.com ATLANTIC FEATURE SYNO. ©2002 MARK PARISI and start anew. I know my parents went And now, that just makes me tivough a lot more challenges Counseling Services Financial Management Association sad. with my sister's disabilities than General procesa group from 2:30 p.m. to Meeting withibm Sanman, finance manager It makes me sad because some they would have with a "healthy" 4:30 p.m. in the Administration building. of G.E. from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 pan. in the of the best moments I've had in child. Room 201. For more information. contact Kell Guadalupe twin of the Student Union. For more life and some of the most impor- They didn't ask for the chal; Spart Fujimoto and Jeni Landau at 924-5910. information. contact Glendon Foater at 356.0626. tant lessons I've learned in life lenge, but something, or some: were from a child with a disabili- one, chose them as the parents ty. uide Counseling Services REACH Program (Re-Entry and who were capable of handling it. Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered sup- Commuter Help Program) If you were to look into my sis- Without my sister. Cydney, port group from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Stress management 101: getting a degree ter's eyes, you wouldn't be able to my life, somehow this world Tuesday MOSAIC: SJSU's multicultural center tell Administration building, Room 201. For more without losing your mind from noon to 1:30 p.m. anything about her was dif- would be a much emptier place. Music. improvisation, meditation and cul- ferent. inforniation, contact Sheening Lin at 924- in the Pacheco morn of the Student Union. For And this page would be a Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano tural exchange with Eddie Gale from 7 p.m. When we were younger, she 5899 or Terri Thames at 924-5923. more infommtion, contact Jane at 924-5950. much emptier page. de Aztlan to 9 p.m. in the MOSAIC, multicultural cen- would walk up to strangers in the It is a grave injustice to both Weekly officers meeting at 6 p.m. in ter in the Student Union. For more informa- grocery store and give them a big an unborn child and to society as Wednesday Alpha Omicron Pi till' Cilifill10 Library Resource Center, Mod- tion. contact 924-6255. hug. a whole to prevent children with ule A. For inure information. contact Adri- Philanthrophy party at 7:30 p.m. in the Alpha She can't communicate the disabilities from being born. Prevention Education Omicron house at 373 E. San Hanando St. For ann Gamia at 250-9245. School of Art & Design way that we would because she It sickens me to think of a Program Center more information, contact Becky Cox at 292-6599. Student gallery receptions from 6 p.m. to has developmental disabilities. world where vanilla is the only "Make the Break," Spring carnival from 11 Pakistan Student Association 8 p.m. in the Art end Industrial Studies She communicates through flavor, where we dodge the chal- a.m. to 2 p.ni. in the Seventh Street plaza. Fbr Peer Health Education Program Meeting/get-together from 5,p.m. to 6 buildings. For more information, contact Jahr) the ways in which she knows lenges for the sake of a more more information. contact 924-5945. 'The Dating Game Show" froni I ph. to 2 p.m. in the Pacifica room of the Student or Nicole at 9'24-4330. how - with affection, compas- "normal" alternative. Union. For more information. contact Sarah p.m. in the Almaden room of the Student sion and occasional stubborn- This is the same world in Asian American Christian Fellowship Union. For more information, contact Michelle at [email protected] School of Art & Design ness. which "bland" becomes a spice. "In the light" a night of praise and worship Lauda at 924-6143 Michael Liener experiments and collabo Growing up, it would have Can you taste it yet? featuring music, skits and a special message 90.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio rates with artists who work in a variety of been cool to have a sister like a How is it that the girl who fmm Jason Ma in the Spartan Memorial. For Alpha Psi Toneful Tuardays: Live nitwit' every week This media. Froin 5 pin. to 6 p.m. in the Art build- Beta lot of my friends had - someone can't talk has more to teach more information. contact Alison at 971-4082 or CPA review lamentation with Beaker Comm- to go to the movies with, to talk week hip-hop with Sold Glo froni men In 1 p.m. tri ing, Room 13:(. For more information, contact about human compassion and Anh at 807-8'233. to when times were rough, to MP Student I "mon Amphitheater. For more infor- I lerriandez at 924-4328. er in the Almaden rairn tithe Student Union. All love than the stranger (or friend) mation. contact Shaun Morns at R24-8764. students welcurne, casual b1191.11(t. attire. For laugh and cry with. that gives advice? Student Gerontology Organization '2'26-9766. But sometimes, she doesn't The people who teach us the School of Art & Design more informatioo. contact lam at Meeting with guest speaker 1

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By Mike Corpus longer show than the previous surnames), played the opening They were a sad sack "we- night in DAILY Si \ WRITIR Hollywood with songs riff of "Thunderkiss" the lights think-it's-still-the-'70s-and-the- from his previous band White were turned on, and nearly one- Sex-Pistols-are-still-here" Rob Zombie's Spook Show Zombie, and he delivered. third of the arena floor was con- wannabe English punk band that International came demon-speed- With songs from White Zom- sumed in a giant mosh pit violent rather missed the point of punk ing into the Event Center on Sun- bie's seminal early 1990s albums enough to rival even the best in the first place. day night. "La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Vol- Slayer concert. They weren't angry; they were After two lackluster opening ume One," and "Astro Creep: just stupid, making bad jokes and acts, Zombie and his dread- 2000" the set got harder and mooning the audience. locked cohorts took the stage heavier as it progressed. Zombie even gave the crowd a The lead singer, dressed like sneak preview of his forthcoming ZOMBIE S STAGE Bono of U2, pranced around the REVIEW slasher film "House of 1000 stage like John Travolta in Corpses" on the video screens PRESENCE AND THE "Grease." and promptly whipped the near- while the band played the song of The guitarist the term is capacity crowd into a frenzy of the same title. VISUAL SPECTACLE ... used loosely was dressed like flailing bodies and pure energy. Zombie got the audience more Kid Rock and was not worthy of Complete with "dead girl" excited as he stomped and jumped ARE SECOND TO NONE. the Angus Young Gibson SG gui- dancers, flames bursting all over across the stage and allowed the tar he was playing. the stage and video screens show- crowd to take over some of the The band was nearly booed off ing scenes of carnage from vari- lyrics to the various songs. the stage twice, and the crowd ous underground horror films, Just as the crowd began to Missing, however, were Riggs' began throwing things at them. the show lasted a little more than calm down after the "1000 hollow, blood-filled guitar and his Finally they relieved the audi- an hour, but the crowd was not Corpses" preview, the band tore blood-spitting antic,s, which are ence of their presence and fin- disappointed. into White Zombie's 1995 Gram- best left to Gene Simmons of KISS. ished their set. The circus of Satan kicked off my-winning hit "More Human Before Zombie and his crew All was forgiven once Zombie with "Demon Speeding," the first Than Huznan." went on, the crowd was subjected took the stage. track off Zombie's latest album, The onslaught never let up first to Sinisstar, an uninspired, "The Sinister Urge." after that, as the show came to a complaint rock band parading The show was awesome. Zom- As soon as the lights went close with a super-charged rendi- around under the guise of a gen- bie's stage presence and the visu- down and the intro to the song tion of "Thunderkiss '65," the uine goth band. They sucked. al spectacle that goes with it are began to play, the whole crowd song that unarguably launched Enough ink wasted there. second to none. rose to its feet and began jumping White Zombie's career in the After Sinnistar blessed the The tour organizers need to Iccsli Let Tour Daily Stal up and down, moshing and head- early 1990s and the major hit off crowd by leaving the stage, the get more bands like Monster banging to the pulse-pounding Zombie's "Hellbilly Deluxe" people were again beaten down Magnet and Fear Factory, who Rob Zombie took the stage Sunday at the San Jose State Uni- wallop laid down by drummer album, "Dragula." by mediocrity. opened for Zombie the last time versity Event Center. The concert was the second of two California John Tempesta. As guitarist, Riggs (the band The Damned were not any he played the Event Center in shows on his Demon Speeding 2002 Tour. Zombie promised the crowd a members are known only by their better. 1998. 'Ice Age' earns mammoth dollars during weekend Tooting their own flutes LOS ANGELES (AP) 6. "All About the Benjamins.' Fellowship of the Ring," New I. "Ice Age," Fox, $46.3 mil- New Line, $5 million. Line, $2.1 million. lion. 7. "40 Days and 40 Nights," 12. "Dragonfly," Universal, $2 2. "Resident Evil," Sony, Miramax, $4.4 million. million. Sixteenth Annual Tutti Flutti concert perseveres despite $17.7 million. 8. "John Q," New Line, $3.6 13. "Big Fat Liar," Universal, 3. "Showtime," Warner Bros., million. $1.7 million. rain and power outage Sunday afternoon in concert hall $15 million. 9. "A Beautiful Mind," Uni- 14. "Gosford Park," USA Films, 4. "The Time Machine," versal, $3.4 million. $1.5 million. By Kami Nguyen until 1 p.m., an hour before the she said. "It's a contra bass flute DreamWorks, $10.8 million. 10. "Return to Never Land," 15. "Monster's Ball," Lions concert was scheduled to begin. and is actually made of PVC pip- 5. "We Were Soldiers," Para- Disney, $2.12 million. Gate, $1.3 million. DAIL SI \II WRIII It People attending would have ing." mount, $8.5 million. 11. "The Lord of the Rings: The Neither rain nor power prob- never noticed a problem, since The instrument was nearly 5 lems on Sunday could stop the the program started on time and feet long and slightly resembled 16th Annual Tutti Flutti concert ran smoothly throughout the an oboe. from coming through. afternoon. Before the SJSU Woodwind As the sounds of last minute Featured instruments includ- Quintet began its two pieces by preparations and tuning came ed flutes, clarinets, English horns Francis Poulene, Starr came out and the piano. to introduce the group. The concert opened with a She said the quintet has been lively rendition of "Toccata in G REVIEW playing together for two years, SISU Career Center Presents: CAREER FORUM SERIES Major" by Theodore Dubois. Per- and she was proud to see the from the concert hall, audience formed by the SJSU Flute Choir musicians grow as a group. biotech members were lining up to buy along with Flock of Flutes, a Their hard work and out-of- foreign language tickets and settling themselves guest flute ensemble from Wal- school rehearsals were evident as health fitness down for the event, which fea- nut Creek, the piece was a nice they played along with guest human & public service tured 35 performers. way to introduce the audience to piano soloist, Yuko Yoshida. Professor Isabelle Chapuis the concert. The concert ended in the same the program, The piece started off strong Starr, director of lively and upbeat mood with has taught at San Jose State Uni- and changed back and forth from 26 years and came up a slow moving pace to an upbeat which it began. versity for piece, the with the event 16 years ago. tempo. Ending the way it started, A well-known "I had talented students and the cheery piece was a preview of "William Tell Overture" featured decided to put them together to just what the musicians were two flute soloists, the flute choir play in a flute choir," she said. "A capable of and a piano soloist. lot of the students are from high The third piece performed by After the concert ended, audi- school and enroll in my class for the Flock of Flutes was a nice ence members were invited to the semester." change of pace, composed by join the performers for dessert Between pieces, Starr Eday L. Bowman, "12th Street and coffee. explained how the musicians and Rag" was a short and fun piece. Starr said she enjoyed putting participants of the program had a Flock of Flutes director Susan together the event although it scare when they arrived at 9:30 Sigge introduced the group of took a lot of time to organize. a.m. for rehearsal. No one had seven players before they began She said she stays in contact come to turn on the power for the playing. with a lot of her former students group of musicians. She said the group usually and invites them to perform in For most, that morning was consisted of 15 members and that the spring concert. I check out a variety of creative careers the first time the musicians they played year around. "A lot of my students branched land learn how to express yourself rehearsed together. She also took time to describe out and started their own pro- / "We rehearsed for five hours in an unusual instrument that most grams," she said. "This is a nice / the little rooms separately in people might not be familiar way to get people to meet and I / the dark, with the alarms going with. know each other. It's a mix of dif- ( off," Starr said. "Most of you might wonder ferent backgrounds that come The power wasn't turned on what this piece of plumbing is," together." 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4 MARCH 19, 2002 Focus SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SJSU Women Making History

March celebrates Women's History month. In honor of all the women who have faced adversity in their quest for equality, the we decided to feature seven women around cull pus, protesting, teaching, learning, laughing and generally touching the world with their wit, compassion and intelligence. Through the words of these women, their own passions radiate from within, illuminating others with the glow of their own self- assuredness. Each one shares a commitment to embracing life, with all of its trials and obstacles, and always comes back for more. This is just a small repre- sentation of the many women who strive daily to make equality a reality.

Clockwise starting from top left: Denise Olenak, Adriana Cabrera -Garcia, Arlene Okerlund, Elena Seto and Marquita L. Byrd.

Photos by C'hristy Kinskey Ivan Kashinskv / Daily Stair MKNI.Z.MAILlillI

What does feminism mean to you'? a life as interesting as men have historically had Have you ever experienced obstacles DENISE OLENAK "Giving a woman her place in society. Giving her opportunities to live. That means if you are a single because of your gender? a righteous place and righteous recognition for parent, having the option to earn your own living "No, I can't say that I ever have. I feel that I've Denise Olenak is a returning student at San Jose what she has contributed to society. Appreciating and raise your child and not having to depend on been lucky (in) having the opportunity to partici- State University. She started studying at SJSU in her as a woman, whatever role she takes, be it a others." pate in a lot of things. I don't lumw if biology is 1986. After two years, Olenak transferred to Hunter mom, a teacher, an activist, a housewife, a domestic strictly male oriented. It's pretty much equal for College in New York. Soon after, she dropped out of worker, a janitor or a businesswoman." Who are your role models? Why? men and women." college, moved back to California and became a fire- "William Shakespeare, because he has provided fighter. Seven years later, she quit firefighting and Who are your role models? Why? the most introspective ideas about what it means to Do you think women have made sufficient returned to SJSU t,o finish her English degree. "My mama is my role model because she is stub- be human in the history of the world. All aspects of progress in achieving equality? Olenak is also a student representative for the born. She is independent. She is full of life, even the human experience he covers in his writing. The "I would have to say women have made extraor- Student Union Board of Directors and is the Impact when life gets hectic. She holds the family strong. next role models are my mother and my father. My dinary leaps and bounds. Women are more Party's candidate for Director for Campus Climate I'd say all women are my role models. We have been father was the most philosophically astute person employed in the work place since the '50s. There are in the Associated Students election. through so much it's pathetic. We know how to hold I've ever met. My mother was very smart but not more women in government who are in important the force strong. We know how to keep going despite able to develop her intelligence. Her life was frus- positions to make changes, though there is always What does feminism mean to you? obstacles. I just don't know where we find a way to trated by undeveloped opportunity." room for improvement." "I hate to put it in these terms, but for me, femi- keep going, but we do." Amber Sheldon nism is EU1 ongoing fight. The fight goes on. In its Have you experienced obstacles because of purest defmition, it is equality of the sexes, socially, Have you ever experienced obstacles your gender? politically and economically. Feminism gets a really because of your gender'? "Yes, when women in 1969 had Ph.D.s they were bad rap. It's used as a slur. For me, it is definitely a "All the time, all the time. At previous jobs I have essentially not viewed as eligible to be employed. MARQUITA L. BYRD word of respect. To say someone is a feminist, it is a held, men don't take you seriously. In school, I Now, I don't say that from my own experience. badge of honor." Marquita L. Byrd is a professor of communica- think, it is harder for Chicanas because there's a lot VVhen I was a graduate student in my last year at tion studies at San Jose State University. of family obligations. There is a traditional role to UC San Diego ... the whole department was exclu- Who are your role models? Why? She is the creator of Working Woman play, and that is to be kept inside the home. Chicana sively male. There was a woman that had applied Productions, an organization dedicated to informa- "I have had a lot of role models in my life. I tend women have more obligations ... In the streets you with a Ph.D., and she had two books written, and to look for female role models because there are tion that facilitates better living, promotes healthi- get harassed all the damn time for being a woman. she was not even considered for employment at the er responses to diversity and creates inclusive envi- plenty of male role models. They tend to be the But we keep going." university. So there were obstacles and there still women who continue the fight, the women who ronments. She has won numerous awards for her are obstacles ... but in many ways, obstacles open work in t,eaching and communication, including a stand up for what is right, no matter what the cost, Do you think women have made sufficient up opportunity." the women who have integrity ... Certainly not only NASA Ames Research Center award. Byrd holds a progress in achieving equality? master's degree in speech communications from in firefighting but definitely the women's movement "For sure. But the struggle is not over yet. There Do you think women have made sufficient for sure." Southern Illinois University and a Ph.D. in speech is still a lot more to get done. Contributions have progress in achieving equality? and dramatic arts from the University of Missouri- been made so that women can actually work in the "Significant progress, not sufficient. There is no Columbia. Have you ever experienced obstacles business world and don't have to wear skirts. We doubt that women, like minorities, have made sig- because of your gender? have done a lot to increase the social status within nificant progress. There are more opportunities for What does feminism mean to you? "Absolutely, absolutely. Some weeks it feels like society. But I know for sure that the struggle is not women, and with education, women can live a life in on a daily basis. VVhen I was a firefighter, I would "For me, it is white, middle-class women's move- over yet. Women still don't get paid the same wage which they can earn enough money to survive and ment that pretty much does not attend to issues of absolutely run into obstacles because of my gender. as men in the business world. We got to struggle do things that my mother could not do. Look at the It wasn't because I couldn't compete physically. It women of color. For feminists, it was about wanting and still got to survive. All the things I do. it's not number of women in Fortune 500 companies; there to go into the work world. to be treated equally in wasn't because I couldn't compete mentally either. something I necessarily enjoy doing, but it is for a are very few. There are still profound prejudices VVhen you enter into a profession where they have the work world... bigger picture. It is almost a responsibility, a social against them." "For women of color, the movement is 'woman- only had women since 1974 ... I got called 'sir' every responsibility. Successful in the way you define as Komi Nguyen day for a year. I got pubic hairs in my toothbrush. I ist.' The phrase is carried from the work of Alice an individual, not necessarily the American success Walker. Walker talked about experienced a lot of different forms of discrimination story." womanism, being an because of gender and sexual orientation." ELENA SETO African-American woman and moving beyond Lori Hanley what society says we should be. The movement can Do you think women have made sufficient Elena Seto graduated from San Jose State be inclusive of women of color and issues that affect progress in achieving equality? University in May of 1994, with a bachelor's degree them." "I think that is a double-edged question. When ARLENE OKERLUND in biological sciences. She currently works as a you say sufficient progress, the implication is that library assistant in the Clark Library and as a part- Who are your role models? Why? there can be insufficient progress. I think that any- Raised on a farm in Western Maryland. Arlene time zookeeper at Happy Hollow Park and Zoo. Set,o "My biggest role model was my grandmother, thing less than equality is insufficient. Gloria Okerlund graduated from high school with only 44 helps take care of the animals by feeding them, Roberta Rowe. My grandmother lacked formal edu- Steinem was on campus, and she explained it really students in her graduating class. Married at19, administering simple medical procedures, assisting cation but still managed to be a civil leader in our well when she said it is a 100-year process. I Okerlund was "forced" to take her first teaching job the veterinarians and working in the medical lab. community. She taught me that if you want to be thought, 'OK, (the Equal Rights Act) failed, but the to support her family when her husband was in She is involved with the Balikpapan Orangutan somebody, you serve. You don't sit around and wait fight goes on.' But if we are in the 30th year in a medical school. In 1960, she attended the Society, which focuses on habitat preservation and for someone to give you a title. Her vision was for 100-year process, then there is a lot more work to be University of Maryland at College Park and rehabilitation of young orangutans sold on the all of her children and grandchildren to go to col- done. Of course sufficient progress has been made. received a bachelor's degree in English with a black market. lege." More progress should be made, and more progress minor in chemistry. In 1964, she attended needs to be made. It is not something that will hap- University of California San Diego as a graduate What does feminism mean to you? Have you ever experienced obstacles pen overnight or next year. It is definitely an ongo- student and continued her studiea in chemistry. Not "It means being able to openly voice your opinion because of your gender? ing process." meeting the math requirements, Okerlund changed on different topics without fear of being silenced or "At the Ph.D. level, yes. I've experienced some Lori Hanley her focus to English and graduated in 1969. having some kind of retribution. (It's) having the paternalism on the part of my male colleagues During the same year, she wati divorced and freedom to do a wide variety of things that were not at this school, but at other schools I have became a single parent. She moved to San Jose never thought possible." worked at ... Other (opposition) has come from fam- ADRIANA CABRERA-GARCIA when a teaching position opened at San Jose State ily, because I am a woman and have moved from job University. She taught for 11 years before she Who are your role models? Why? to job. If I was a man, I'd be considered a great became one of the first female deans when she took "I would have to say Julia "Butterfly" Hill. A cou- provider for my family. A woman who does this is Adriana Cabrera-Garcia, a native of East San the position for the College of Humanities and the ple of years ago, she stayed for two years in a tree considered an unstable and unfit parent." Joae, in involved in her community, tutors and Arts and served from 1980 to 1986. She then and didn't come down until much of the legislation counsels low-income and disadvantaged students became the academic provost until 1993, and soon was solidified. She was able to comprehend (all of Do you think women have made sufficient at San Jose Academy. As co-chair of MECI1A, after, resumed teaching. Although Okerlund im cur- the information given to her while in the tree) to be progress in achieving equality? Cabrera-Garcia helps organize conferences, college rently retired, she has come back as part-time fac- able to negotiate terms for the logging company and "It can't possibly be efficient when we still make panels and is the producer of the Word! poetry ulty to teach undergraduate seminar classes. environmental agencies to try and reach an agree- 60 to 70 cents to every dollar a man makes. We series. The public relations major and Latin ment on that one patch of forest she was trying to have certainly made strides in the last 30 to 40. Ainerican studies minor, is a spoken-word per- What does feminism mean to you? protect. It was a dramatic stand that made the years, but when there is such inequality in pay, no. former in the Bay Area, who writes about living as "The opportunity for women to be able to earn a world pay attention. For only one person to make The new face nf poverty is feminine and young." a woman in today's society. living equivalent to what men can earn, and to live that much of a difference is absolutely phenomenal." Dray Milkr

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COMPUTER Accusations of sofware theft were denied BARRETT Memorial service will be held on Wednesday continued from Pap I it was the responsibility of Loving The accusations of software continued from Page I interaction - it was like a family others and in return received a lot to monitor their hours, and he theft was especially troubling to atmosphere." of respect." Madrigal denied the claims had no students under his own Impact Party naember Denise that he or the cornputer lab Student Union. /telly calls Barrett the "father During his life, Barrett abso had direct supervision. Olenak, who is a student repre- Barrett was involved with the of the Student Union" because he received the Association of Col- anything to hide, saying all lap- The termination was some- sentative on the Student Union top computers construction of the current Stu- basically put everything together. lege Union International award were accounted for thing he had been contemplating Board of Directors. dent and that Loving isn't Union, along with the bowl- He began work on the Student and served as the president of the aware of the for about a week and a half, "There needs to be an indepen- ing center in the Student Union, Union in the late 1960s to early association. agreements between California Madrigal said, adding that he dent audit of this situation, State the Aquatic Center and the Event 1970s, fuld during that time peri- "He loved the outdoors and University and software had warned Loving earlier in the because if licensing agreements Center. od, many students used the Stu- had such a tolerance for adversi- companies, such as Microsoft. week that he was not seeing the are being broken, equipment is In 1994, the Barrett Ballroom dent Union area for protesting. ty," Cisar said. "He listened to "These are CSU-wide, easy to expertise he had expected based missing or stolen, it jeopardizes was named after him for his 26 "'There was a lot going on dur- what people had to say. He always look up and confirm," Madrigal on the interview he had with Lov- the fiscal stability as a whole years of work at SJSU, when he ing that time period, and he worked to represent students." said of the software agreements. ing prior to giving him the job. because it opens us to lawsuits retired during the same year. worked through all those She said he enjoyed being "He did not trust me, or he need- "Employees get let go," Madri- from companies like Microsoft," Charles Whitcomb, a board changes," Kelly said. active and jogged frequently. He ed some way to save face. Those gal said. "Nevermind that he was Olenak said. member at the time, mentioned During his retirement, Barrett also attended many SJSU basket- are the kind of things he was working for us and never made naming the ballroom in honor of spent his free time traveling, ball games, Clear said. any Madrigal said he thought the making accusations of because he accusations before, and now way Barrett's services on campus. where he met his second wife "He didn't smoke, didn't drink. he is fired and he is." Loving reacted to the termi- was so burned about being termi- nation was inappropriate. "There was no official title for Emmy Hein Barrett in Wisconsin He lived such a pure life," she nated." Loving found support from the ballroom," Whitcomb said. in 2000. said. "He was a wonderful father, some A.S. candidates that he met "I feel it was a lot of drama for Madrigal acluiowledged that a guy who was basically a dis- "We put fortlaproposal for Ron's Both planned to wed in Wis- and although he was a hard five laptops were not in the lab's in the University House on Fri- service and dMication as the first consin in July of 2001, when Bar- worker, he always took time off to day, when he showed up to voice gruntled employee," possession, but he said they were However, Olenak was not con- union director and for his contri- rett was diagnosed with cancer in be there for us." accounted for. displeasure at his termination. bution to the Student Union." May of that year. Instead, they Ronald Barrett is survived by Sam Casas, the vice presiden- tent to pass the situation off as a Kristin Kelly, administrative both stayed in California and his wife Emsny Hein Barrett, his Three had been rented out by case of a bitter ex-employee. students tial candidate for the Impact services manager of the Student married. two daughters, Rebecca Clear and who simply did not Party, "The most troubling thing is return said Loving was the second Union, worked with Barrett for Emmy Hein Barrett said the Jennifer Sheff, his son Charles them, he said, and the employee to be let go of recently breaking licensing agreements other two had been broken while 20 years. one word to describe Barrett was Barrett and seven grandchildren. on bad terms. with companies like Microsoft. "He was a fair boss and very integrity. Memorial services will be held rented and were being repaired. "This guy ... was fired for ask- It's not an ethical way for a stu- As for student assistants honest," she said. "It was a small "He was a person of high stan- at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Uni- ing the wrong questions," Casas dent-run organization to work," group, so there was a lot of social dards," she said. "He respected tarian Universalist Society. working in the lab, Madrigal said said. she said.

HOUSING Students have until Friday to sign up for lottery POET Author said her early work was written in Vietnamese continued from Page I said he heard about the meeting. doing their readings," Weiss said. continued from Page I crunch, and the people that can tery number for the Esplanade Weiss said he first heard of Le "You get a lot more out of it." afford it might like it better than Apartments from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., creait. from a story that ran in the Mer- Le came to the United States said Jocelyn Johnson, a junior the dorms." today through Friday at the She said Le's poetry was inter- cury News, and he went to a read- from Vietnam when she was nine- criminal justice major. "It looks Current junior and senior res- Housing Services Office on the esting, and she was glad she atend- ing she did at Evergreen Valley Col- and a-half years old. She first lived like it might help the housing idents can still sign up for a lot- ground floor of Joe West Hall. ed the event. lege in San Jose. in San Francisco and now lives in Mark Weiss, a San Jose resident, "I like to hear writers and poets San Jose.

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Free booklet ill II ii 800-437-9165. 24 hr rec. *Lost 8 Found ads are offered fres as a service to the campus community ilkr www LiveLifeFully com ill a MARcii 19, 2002 SPORTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Spartan professional prospects get NFL look Alvin M. Morgan seen by NFL franchisus invited to the NFL combines get a sniff, and some that don't the Los Angeles native, had a camp. For the seniors that Indianapolis. expect it get drafted. It just breakout 2001 season. "I wasn't a big-time catch. DAII1 WRIII attended held on Mar. 21 in the workout, which began at According to Buckingham, depends on what a team's needs In 2001, the senior compiled No one was beating down my The NFL experience descend- 8:30 a.m. and concluded at the players are evaluated based are," Hill said. 1,500 yards receiving, scored 14 door, so I focused on education. ed upon the Simpkins Center at 10:30 a.m., it was a chance to on their performance in the 40- On his way to all-WAC sta- touchdowns and hauled in 83 It takes an elite athlete to South Campus on Monday. show potential NFL employers yard dash, speed and agility tus, Julien rushed for 820 yards receptions. make it in the NFL. Sometimes Scouts representing 20 of the their skills and abilities on the tests, jumping drills and the and scored 14 touchdowns after "He can make plays. He you have to realize that it was- 32 National Football League football field. number of times they can bench replacing the injured Whitaker worked hard to get in good n't in the cards for you," Hill teams were in attendance at For juniors, the workouts press 225 pounds. mid-season shape. I think NFL scouts look said. workouts, held on the field adja- presented the prospect of going "We tell the guys to give their Whitaker, one year removed for the kinds of things that Hill's educational focus led cent to the Simpkins Center, for into their senior year having best shot and see if things fall from a junior year in which he Shepherd can do. He ran well him to receiving an Ed.D in prospective San Jose State Uni- already been exposed to NFL into place," said Buckingham. rushed for 1,577 yards, scored today. It should increase his higher education from the Uni- versity football players. scouts and workouts. Included in the group of 68 15 touchdowns and was named stock. I'm hoping he can get versity of Arkansas in 1997. "That was the most scouts to "We have some guys that can senior and junior players taking a finalist for the Doak Walker into a camp and continue to do According to Hill, possessing show up here in a long time. It get into a training camp if they part in the workouts, were awards as well as being named in the NFL what he has done a good education is important, will help with recruiting," said test well. But you never know standout running back Deonce to his third all-WAC team. here at San Jose State," Hill and he tries to instill the same Earl Buckingham, assistant what will happen; the draft is Whitaker, all-WAC, first-team After a disappointing senior said. values into his players. head coach in charge of the never definite. If you want a Offensive lineman Chris Fe'esa- season in which he rushed for Hill knows firsthand how dif- "We stress education. The defensive line and the teams chance you have to participate," go, all-WAC seEond-team wide only 450 yards and scored one ficult it is to make a profession- NFL is not for everyone. The NFL liaison. said head coach Fitz Hill. receiver, Edell Shepherd, and touchdown, Monday's workout al roster. odds of making it are small. You The workouts are held each According to Kyle 0' Quinn, second teamer, running back was a chance for Whitaker to In 1987 as a standout wide have a better chance of getting year prior to the IgL draft and assistant coach in charge of Jarmar Julien. put himself back on the football receiver at Ouachita Baptist a Ph.D. than making it in the are an opportunity for graduat- tight ends, the workouts are "I want them all to do well. map as one of the top running University in Arkadelphia, Ark, NFL. You need an education to ing seniors as well as juniors held for graduating seniors who There are some guys that backs in the nation. Hill was invited to the New fall back on to make a living," entering their senior year to be were not one of the 333 athletes expect to be drafted that don't CI, like Whitaker, Shepherd, England Patriot's free-agent Hill said. SJSU skating club captures CATCH ME NOW . . seventh place at nationals \ii, sl \I San Jose State University ice skaters Jonathan Schmidt and Megan Hamburg captured indi- SPARTANROUnd vidual titles and helped the Spartans to a seventh place team finish at the United States The Spartans rebounded to score of 193.775 in a third place Intercollegiate Team Nationals down Miami (Ohio) University finish in a quadrangular meet on Thursday. 4-0 in the nightcap. Becca at Cal Berkeley on Saturday. Schmidt took first place in Baldridge and catcher Karlie Sacramento State University men's senior ice dance while Reiss each had two hits, while took first place with a score of Hamburg captured top honors pitcher Carol Forbes tossed a 194.350, while Boise State Uni- in compulsory maneuvers in the complete game to improve to 7- versity finished second at competition held in Ann Arbor, 7 on the year. 194.275. Mich. On Friday, the Spartans The Spartans also set season- Schmidt also finished fourth dropped games to Kansas Uni- high scores on the uneven par- in both the men's novice short versity, 5-3, and Syracuse Uni- allel bars (48.525), balance program and men's novice long versity, 3-1. beam (48.075) and floor exercise program, while Hamburg came The SJSU pitching staff (48.750). in third in the pre-intermediate allowed three homers to the Senior Kim Cianci was SJSU A long program and fifth in Jayhawks, while Syracuse held top all-around finisher in fourth novice team maneuvers. the Spartans to one hit. place with a season-high score Other finishers for the Spar- Wisconsin trounced SJSU, 7- of 38.925. tans were Sandra Schaad (sec- 2, in the opening game of the Junior Dani Albright finished ond in ladies long program, consolation bracket, as first in the vault, tying her sea- third in junior dance combined, Baldridge and Barrios had the son-high score of 9.850. fourth in ladies compulsory Ione hits for the Spartans. Cianci and senior Kasey moves and fifth in novice team The Spartans rebounded to Carter tied for first on the bal- maneuvers) and India Alarcon defeat Saint Mary's College for ance beam at 9.825. ( fifth in senior ladies short pro- the third time this season, 5-1. The Spartans next compete gram). Baldridge went 4-for-4 at the Mountain Pacific Sports The University of Delaware against the Gaels and third Federation Championships in captured the team competition. baseman Veronica Ramos was Colorado Springs, Colo., on Sat- The Blue Hens entered 35 3-for-4 with three runs batted urday. skaters into the competition in. compared to SJSUs four com- SJSU finished tournament Divers deep in field petitors. action with a 2-0 loss to Utah The University of Michigan State University in a consola- Spartan divers Tracy finished in second while Dart- tion bracket game on Sunday. Harkins and Rachel Dutra fin- mouth University took third. The Spartans return to ished in 43rd and 45th place, Western Michigan Universi- action on Thursday at Loyola respectively, at the 2002 NCAA ty, a varsity program that Marymount University. Zone E three-meter diving receives school funding, fin- championships held at the ished behind SJSU in eighth. Not high enough Maas Family Diving Center at Stanford University on Friday. Softball struggles The Spartan gymnastics Blythe Hartley of USC won team set a season-best team the competition. The Spartan softball team wrapped up the Capital Classic tournament in Sacramento dur- White ing the weekend with a 2-5 7.37 ea. for 25 Beefy Ts. record. 5.78 ea. for 50 One color. The Spartans dropped Thurs- ihnidp /huh s.,,,tr day's opening game, 6-1, to Cal 4.99 ea. for 100 (11,7(, Berkeley. The Golden Bears Michael Baron, left, a senior nursing major, scores a touchdown against Aaron Vitug, a scored five runs in the top of the (408) 616-7700 nursing major, on the lawn outside the Event Center on Monday. Baron and Vitug were playing eighth inning to break a 1-1 deadlock. "I discovered CENTURY touch football with a group from Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. Century Graphics for Pitcher Brianne Ferguson Custom Printed T-shirts. They're GRAPHICS struck out seven hitters in the Past, Easy, and Affordable! AD Their Screen Printing & Design loss, while outfielder Elisa Bar- Prices Include Screen Set-Ups and I 5 Commercial St . rios was 2-for-2 with a run one Hour of Artwork! I loved my Sunnyvale. CA 94086 Appier burns A's for Cactus League win embreideiy ,.,leifirgshirts cam Iwww cgshIns corr scored. shirts so much. I told all my friends!' fan. 14081 6I6-77N TEMPE, Ariz. 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