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An art of 1? by a laser. By Melissa Matchak One San Jose tattoo shop Daily staff editor sells a T-shirt which states the philosophy of many people who body is not a protect himself and Aointicipation sweated out get tattoos: "My winces in pain as he gets his tattoo from John Carlos Street. Bullock wears surgical gloves to Amanda it's a canvas." Jason Vogen f every pore of temple, Tattoo located on W. San the client from any infection. atcher's body as the Whether small or large, full- Bullock, artist and owner of San Jose tattoo needle got closer to her color or just a black outline, the skin. range of different tattoos peo- The first stick of color to her ple can design and have inked design," Bullock said. "Most people come iii with a design in skin was a shock, accompanied on their bodies is infinite, by Hatcher restricted mind and find something they gripping a like from our designs." only by imag- After the customer chooses a friend's hand "It did hurt, ination. and the arm of Hatcher design, the artist makes a line the reclining but it wasn't said she drawing on stencil paper, which chair, as a is then transferred onto the chose the skin as black tribal that bad design, which a purple- or blue-ink dolphin was outline. The customer can see she saw at what etched onto because it the place their tattoo will look like, her ankle. and the artist can confirm that wasn't where she the customer is satisfied with "It's some- went to get thing I'd the design. constant. . ." her tattoo, The thought about because she artist then sets up the doing for at wants to be a ink he will need black and least three other colors if necessary Lindsey Maurer marine biolo- Bullock said. The tattoo years, and I SJSU student gist. finally went machine consists of a hand "Getting piece with a needle connected and did it," this tattoo said Hatcher, a made me feel to it, which is dipped into the San ink. The needle is inserted just Jose State like I have a below the skin, and the ink University stronger con- along with it. student. "It nection with wasn't as painful as I thought Lindsey Maurer, a SJSU the animals I love." student, said the experience it would be, and I can see The procedure is fairly sim- myself getting another one wasn't as bad as she expected. ple, according to John Bullock, "It did hurt, but it wasn't someday." a tattoo artist and owner of San Top left, a tattoo of a Volkswagen emblem surrounded by a sun was what Jason Vogen chose Whether a reminder of a that bad because it wasn't con- Jose Tattoo. Bullock said it stant, and the pain stopped as for his first tattoo. The process of getting a tattoo pokes 3,000 holes a minute into the skin . crazy college night, a symbol of starts with a design, either one love for someone special or the soon as the tattoo was done," Above, Vogen's tattoo took one hour to complete at San Jose Tattoo. Bullock said that "People the customer has drawn or one said Maurer, who has a tattoo name of a friend, lover, child or found among the 6,000 avail- bring in a custom desgin, when in reality that design is already on their wall." family member, a tattoo is a of a fairy on her lower back. able to choose from in his shop. Hatcher and Maurer are piece of art that will last forev- "About 20 percent of our cus- Photos by Aimee Santos er. Or at least until it's removed tomers come in with their own See Tattoo, page 11 Treasure hunting Getting leid' at school Hawaiian-inspired event teaches students to organize activities By Ryan McCrossin activities the festival offered. ticipants for the students to Daily staff writer Mapp's marketing team, a receive credit. group of six students from the Their relentless pitchman, who Every event needs a good recreation and leisure studies 97 wouldn't take "no" for an answer, pitchman to attract a following. At class, which teaches special seemed up to the task. the Maui Wowie festival events and planning, joined him "Come on. One game. One Wednesday at the Seventh Street in promoting the event. Students game. Everything's free. Come on Plaza. 7-year-old Deseandre in the class are required to orga- over," cried Mapp as he tried to Mapp played the role perfectly. nize two events over the course of place plastic leis around the necks Mapp, who came along with his the semester. of students strolling through the mother, flopped around the plaza One event must be off campus plaza. At times he threw his in his baggy jeans and an over- and the other on campus. The on- hands into the air in desperation sized baseball cap trying to charm campus event must be one hour people into participating in the long and attract at least 75 par- See Maul, page 8 Anti-harassment bill becomes law By Liz Cloutman Caret, president of San Jose AB 537 was authored by Rep. Daily staff writer State University said that both Sheila James Kuehl (D-Santa the entire California State Monica), who represents the 41st On Oct. 2, Gov. Gray Davis University system and the cam- assembly district. Kuehl, 58, is signed into law Assembly Bill pus already have policies against the first openly gay member of 537, which will protect students discrimination on the basis of the California Legislature. in public schools, community col- sexual orientation. "(I) have heard hundreds of leges and universities from "We've effectively implement- stories from young people who Gladys Morulala / Spartan Daily harassment and discrimination ed it (AB 537)," Caret said. "It have been punched, kicked and basically parallels our statement spat upon simply International student Dalsuke Horiuda inspects a vase at a glass sale Tuesday in front of the on the basis of actual or perceived because they on nondiscrimination, on what were gay or somebody thought program. sexual orientation. Student Union The handmade glass pieces will benefit the San Jose State University glass During a regularly scheduled we've done and will continue to The sale will continue through Friday. press conference Tuesday, Robert do." See Harassment, page 12

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New 'muscle' cars Body image real not up to speed concern for males with good ol' days as well as females

Jason Stull Daniel Severin

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have buddy has a Males who Mv1965 Pontiac eating disorders ;TO. That yellow aren't quite as beast is a monument to rare as you might think. American excess and inef- Just ask my friends. They ficiency. are all convinced that I The body is thick- have one. gauge Pennsylvania steel. Nearly 1 million men there is no padding on the dash board and there in the United States may have an eating disoi are nb seat belts in the rear seat they were not der, according to Arnold E. Anderson, M.D., pro. required at the time it was manufactured. fessor of psychiatry at the University of Iowa. A 5-foot hood with stacked headlights and a I am not one of them. battering ram chrome bumper designed to hurt Society saturates us with stereotypes of how the other car in the event of an accident hides we should look and act. Everywhere I look, I see an enormous 326 cubic-inch V-8 engine. images of beautiful people, and I am expected to No matter how fast you travel in this tank, it want to be like them. wants to go faster, and it will. The secret to the Women's magazines tend to focus on articles appeal of this car is its large cylinder bore. There about dieting and weight loss. Men's magazines are no computers, fuel injectors or turbos, just a write most of their stories about body building, huge nasty engine that sets off car alarms. weight lifting and muscle toning. My buddy and I were sitting on my porch hav- Libraries and print books will never die From a very young age, boys are taught to be ing some beers the other night, talking about this strong and masculine, while girls are told they and that. When you bury yourself the photocopiers. Is the library need to be passive and beautiful. We started talked about large displacement deeply into a book, you used and useful? You bet. It is tough to shed years worth of indoctrina- engines, when the conversation started to wander. lose touch with reality. It's no wonder. tion of cultural stereotyping. I am not tall and The words "Honda" and "Acura" popped up. Someone three times my age Libraries are free. muscular, and I am just fine with that. Just Phrases such as "four-banger" and "low suspen- confirmed that fact last week, Living in an affluent, tech- because I am thin does not make me anorexic. sion" snuck in. Front-wheel drive was mentioned showing that age and experience nologically savvy area has The first male with an eating disorder was more than once. don't always establish credibility. spoiled us, leading us to believe diagnosed by a London doctor in 1694. Dr. We talked of using technology to go fast, rather This person whose name is fol- most people have as much Richard Morton diagnosed a 16-year-old with than pure brute size, and lamented the demise of lowed by a "Ph.D." told me access to online information as anorexia nervosa. the live rear axle. there is no need for libraries. The we do. They don't. Over the past few years more and more people Car guys of the past our fathers and uncles individual said they will soon be A study released in July by have become aware of the problem of men with -- used to fatten up muscle cars with huge balls. obsolete. the U.S. Department of eating disorders. In 1990 Anderson published a This was achieved by increasing the cylinder bore The evidence? Commerce, "Falling Through the Net: Defining the book called "Males With Eating Disorders." and making it bigger as a means of going faster. "Almost everything is, or will soon be, done on com- Digital Divide," shows people with more money have Studies have found the ratio of men to women Car guys now our classmates and co-workers puters." more access. To be precise, households with incomes with eating disorders is 1-to-10. -fatten up Hondas and Acores. They add exhaust Technology allows people with a computer and the that exceed $75,000 per year are more than 20 times It is even worse for women, who are inundat- li.atures that (don't, make them sound tougher right equipment to get whatever information they more likely to have access to the Net than the poorest ed by pictures of slim models and beautiful than they are and lower the suspension to make need, I was told. And it's true all I need is a link to households. actresses. They are told they need to be like those the car (not) look better. Lexis Nexis Academic Universe through the universi- Someone who can't afford a computer certainly people if they want to be beautiful. In order to Now computer chips monitor the engine opera- ty server, and I can download the contents of entire can't afford tools for it like Lexis Nexis, which, for Whamond Davebybecome thin, women often stop eating. tion, rather than the driver, as in days past. books at home, assuming I have enough paper and those not accessing it through an employer or educa- Eating disorders strike both men and women These innovations are inevitable, if not sad. The ink to do it. Yet, this person asserted all people will tional institution, pay an hourly fee to use it. And indiscriminately. Men tend to be diagnosed with new generation of car enthusiasts is gallantly try- get information this way, and said they'll be left independent service providers can be expensive. eating disorders less often than women do ing to carry on a tradition that requires old tech- behind if they can't. Many households cannot afford books, which is because men don't always realize they have a neliacv tu order to remain true. The individual ended by saying there will be no why libraries are so valuable. Benjamin Franklin problem and therefore are not likely to seek help. Technoltigy may be , Marching fat, 9,14,2, 440 sizra need for fejoint library,between the city of San Jose knew thili when he began the country's first circulat- Men see nothing wrong with trying to quickly oft the plank, but :layered facts regarding this "pro- and'SiffieJlifid'State University. . ing library 268 years ago in'Philitdelphla, to allow all lose or gain weight in order to compete in sports. gression" remain paramount: Supposedly, there isn't a need for information in people access to information. Men who develop eating disorders tend to think -A finer-cylinder compact car will never sound print form. Why browse the shelves at Barnes & Noble when they are fat when they are overweight, while The staff of the San Jose Main Library you can pick up whatever :Is cool as a fat V-8 behemoth roaring down the was quite you want and as much as women think they are fat when they are of aver- quarter mile, no matter what. helpful in proving people do use its services. As of you can carry at a library? It makes little sense for age weight, research has shown. 2: A rear wing on a Honda no matter how June 1998, the most recent figure available, 451,071 people to purchase books they may only read once, The most common eating disorders are funky looking will never make up for that people have active cards for that library, meaning when they'll likely only pay the library in overdue anorexia nervosa, bulimia and binge eating. Honda driver being born 20 years too late, missing they borrow materials at least once per year. The staff fines. Anorexia is the most said that number commonly found eating dis- the heyday of the muscle car. hasn't changed much from year to Perhaps most important, visiting the library is a order for both men and women, though many 3: A 4-foot long trunk will always look cooler year. good way to keep learning and to teach children men and women "No one will want to how become bulimic. than a hatch-back. Besides, you can hide stuff read newspapers on paper important reading is. Very few people will ever match up to the larg- even people inside one. anymore. They'll do it on computers," the Ph.D. said. Watch children in a library. They keep moving. er-than-life icons they see Perhaps things are heading They pull books in movies, on televi- Alas, the reality of muscle cars is one of obso- in that direction, from the shelves, examine the covers, sion and in magazines, though they try very leteness. Large, powerful, inefficient engines are meaning more people read newspapers online, but then reach for something else. A tall shelf containing hard. paper copies still sell and well at countless volumes still being manufactured, but they involve compli- that. The circula- to choose from is a more convinc- I have never been concerned about how I com- cated computerized engine-management systems tion department of the San Jose Mercury News, for ing way to hook kids on reading than clicking on a pare to and com- example, said about 80 to 85 percent of its circulation screen. This is true for celebrities because I am happy and exhaust-recovery devices that detract from adults, too. fortable with how I look. their appeal and steal the' raw horsepower they comes from paper subscribers. I have a hard time believing people can profess People That's no surprise. People want something tangi- knowledge if it's not the just need to start accepting the fact ref ice' absolute truth. that ble, something they can flip through while Prove to me voters they don't have to be thin and gorgeous or litiiiverful, polluting V-8s will remain kings eating didn't agree last November to strong and is per- breakfast or commuting to work. You can make notes spend $171 million on a joint muscular to be beautiful. It it the. road for a long time, in spite of these new- library, $101 million of fectly acceptable if they are not as thin and pret- comers. on paper, mark it up, tear it apart. You can't do those which will be paid for by the university that employs ty as a things if the information is on a screen you. model, as long as they like themselves. Wander over to the Clark Library, and you'll see What is on the inside is what really matters people wandering through the. stacks and lining up by Laurie Phillips is a Spartan Daily copy editor Jason Stull is a Spartan Daily staff writer "Diving Into The Wreck" appearsThursdays. Daniel Severin is a Spartan Daily staff writer Gore's recognition of Bradley's challenge helps inform Democratic voters I WIRE1 EAST 1.,\NSING, Mich. thrum with six other GOP contenders If he is the strong candidate the make a decision. Thanks to growing enthusiasin for former later this month. Republican establishment claims he is, His advisers say he is far ahead enough New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley's presiden- Some Gore advisers fear early debates GUEST EDITORIAL refusing to take on the challenge makes in the polls that a debate would be unnec- ii campaign, Democratic primary voters will give Bradley millions of dollars worth him appear weak. Bush, a two-term gov- essary, but his reasoning is an excuse. poised to be much better informed of free publicity. Bradley has raised more ernor, claims he is studying information Bush's lead is so large and his financial when they cast their ballot. money than the vice president in the past choice for the nomination, it is commend- on national issues because he has had to support so great, he would have to make Atter months of virtually ignoring his three months, while Bush has collected able that he opted to take Bradley head- focus on state issues during his time as an incredible blunder to fall behind. But only opponent fbr the nomination, Vice $56 million in donations, obviously mak- on instead of continuing to ignore him. governor. However, if he hopes to be the the experience he would gain before tak- President Al Gore has proposed a series of ing money a key issue in this year' cam- If the vice president hopes to eliminate. leader of the free world in little more than ing on the Democratic nominee would debate's with Bradley. and they have paign. Bradley to focus on Bush and the GOP, he a year, he should be informed on these make any debate beneficial. scheduled an Oct. 27 town meeting. Consequently, the vice president has is correct to show confidence in his debat- issues. So in the Democratic nomination, lInfortunately. however, Republicans decided to move his campaign headquar- ing skills and ability to win the nomina- Bush decided not to debate the other money has forced good democracy and will not have the same opportunities to ters from Washington to Nashville, Tenn., tion. candidates until January. Given this choice, while in the Republican race, judge their candidates until next year. to be closer to voters and reduce spending. Bush, on the other hand, shouldn't year's compressed primary schedule, were Bush's incredible lead at the bank is keep- F'ront-runner Texas Gov. George W. Bush Although Gore has been forced into avoid the opportunity to showcase his this to be the first meeting of the candi- ing him from presenting his case to the has refused to participate in a candidate acknowledging the existence of another skills. dates, voters would have little time to people.

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Free admission, all Spend an hour with president Support groups for students tak- students welcome. For more infor- Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to University Theatre, Hugh Gillis Orientation Kathy Fitzgerald of the California ing medications or considering tak- students, faculty and staff 771e deadlin, for Hall. For more information, call Pick up applications for orienta- mation, call the Student Life Center San Jose Mission and learn about ing medication for concerns like entries is noon, three days before desired pub- tion leader recruitment from 8 a.m. at 924-5950. our Heavenly Father's plan of hap- depression, anxiety and OCD, 3 lication date. Ent forms are available in the Betsy Meyerson at 924-4555 Spartan Daily Office. Space restrictions may require editing o submissions. LETTERS 1 Electric cars not for all AS raises vetoed by pies Iwould like to first start off by rorunent. While this is true, with Prehistoric computer labs responding to the electric car the overall emission factors taken Iwrite this letter to make pub- purpose of this veto is to give the editorial by agreeing with the into consideration, electric vehi- lic my veto to the Stipend students of San Jose State called). But again, the journey to author. cles are less polluting than con- There I was, more than four Adjustment approved by the University time to discuss and Electric vehicles are not for the ventional automobiles. If someone weeks ago, looking forward victory is not done once you hit Associated Students Board of provide feedback to their elected every-day person. Even though wanted to lessen the effects they to a great high-tech experi- the print button. Directors at its Sept. 22 meeting. I student representatives regard- electric vehicles have been around could purchase renewable power ence that I thought only possible You then have to enter the sec- believe that it is in the best inter- ing this issue. Even though I sup- for almost 100 years, the battery (solar cells, wind power, biomass in the Silicon Valley. ond line and wait two minutes for ests of the students that they port an adjustment of the com- technology has changed little. or geothermal sources) or have At my last college, I believed the computer to read your card in have the opportunity to read my pensation for the elected officers, I Today electric vehicles are renewable power such as solar the computer lab to be in the order to print one document. That veto message in its entirety. I believe that it would be healthy used by the CEO of InfoSeek and cells, directly charge the vehicles. worst possible stage. But once the printers are sometimes more hope that my message will open a for the organization to establish a by the city of San Jose employees I do admit the future of electric again I had to learn that chaos is than reluctant to "cough up" the dialogue between the AS Board of dialogue with the students that for around -town commutes. It cars doesn't look too promising relative. pages is an extra kick in this Directors and the students whom we represent, regarding the would be nice if they went 200 because of the amount of batteries Upon my arrival at San Jose game. Other times you end up we represent regarding this issue. appropriate levels and necessity miles before needing to be needed and the range of them. State University, I was looking with poor printouts, as nobody is The following is the text of my of such an adjustment. After the recharged, but unfortunately that Fuel cell cars are on the horizon, forward to putting the world of changing the toner cartridges. veto: elected officials of this organiza- is not the case with the vehicles hybrid cars combination elec- advertising into reality and that But the chaos does not stop there. "This executive veto is being tion have taken such action, it currently on the market. tric and gas will also be here in means, at the turn of the millen- The way through the computer issued pursuant to Bylaw Article would be appropriate for this mat- The range for many of the elec- a few months. I do believe the nium, traveling at the speed of mice is unsigned. There are no IV, Section III (1) (e) 'to veto as ter to be reconsidered by the tric vehicles is a short 70 to 110 automobile revolution will take light. But the light at the comput- announcements or signs that he/she sees fit any legislative Board of Directors." miles. It is true that these electric place in our lifetime. er lab certainly is the slowest in would tell students in what pre- action adopted by the Board of I can be found most afternoons vehicles such as the Toyota Ray 4 As stated by the author in the the valley. In fact, I could not even historic stage the lab is. Like in an Directors following his/her recep- in the AS Government office, on and the EV-1 are not practical for article, he or she feels that "It's detect one, not even at the end of advanced research study class, tion of said legislation in writing, the third floor of the Student most people. Electric vehicles are not that we want to squash plans the tunnel. students have to figure things out subject to the veto provisions of Union, and can be reached at 924- on display at local car dealer- to make the more fuel-efficient A long line in front of the com- on their own. Article III, Section IV, of this doc- 6244 should any student wish to ships, too. Anyone interested in cars, it's just that we're tired of puters certainly drastically Anyone in search of innovative ument.' I am officially issuing a give me feedback regarding this taking a test drive can. I even hearing about things we can't reduced my initial enthusiasm, software and hardware solutions veto to the legislative act by the issue. I hope to hear from all walked into the Capitol conceivably do anything about." I but what killed all of it was the should stay away from SJSU, or at Board of Directors to increase the interested students regarding Expressway Saturn dealership do think we can do something. fact that up to a quarter of all the least wait until the personnel in legislative stipends from $106 to this and any other concern they and test drove the General The idea of alternative trans- PCs were out of order. The charge takes industrial technolo- $250 for the members of the AS may have. Motors EV-1 electric car with no portation is a necessity. Riding a remaining precious few did not gy and customer service 101 Board of Directors, executive problems or delay. bike, walking and taking the light print. hopefully at SJSU so they can join stipends from $350 to $700 for the The people who decide to lease rail with your school transit card Like in prehistoric times, stu- the group of frustrated computer AS Vice President and AS Leo Davila or use alternative-powered vehi- are all ways we can do something. dents have to save everything on users. Controller, and from $750 to AS President cles are making a belief state- This might not be "convenient" for a disk and walk to a designated Welcome to the unversity of the $1,000 for the AS President. The ment which is powerful. My opin- people, but everyone has the computer to print. It is like travel- Silicon Valley. Or was it Death ion is that electric vehicle users opportunity to take a step in the ing back in time to the dark begin- Valley? aren't doing it to "change the right direction. nings, when computers often mindset of the American caused the users more pain than motorist" as stated. I feel they do joy. Tom Kohler it because they have an alterna- John Shull In front of the designated journalism tive option to do something they environmental studies printing computers, long lines feel is right. reminded me that even after more The argument is made that than four weeks, nobody in the lab production of batteries for these seems to have detected that some- Los Angeles Unified School District vehicles is polluting to the envi- thing should be improved (or maybe a technician should be Do Something Meaningful

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By Charmain Smith "We didn't play our top, but we Daily staff writer Choate said the Spartans actually didn't play all that well. won," Gallop said. "That's what we're out to do." Tension was high III the begin- "The last couple of matches, we ning of the volleyball match haven't played up to our ability" said against the University of San Choate, whose team beat the Francisco Dons Tuekday night. University of Texas, El Paso Gallop honored again The Dons were leading 5-0 in Saturday. "We leveled out and we the first few minutes of the first played OK, but we didn't play as For the second time this sea- game, causing Spartan coach well as we played most of the season, Gallop was selected as the Craig Choate to call a timeout. son. Tonight, that was OK for a win." Western Athletic Conference The Spartans came back with Choate said since the team is Player of the Week. renewed spirit, and went on to not physically gifted, they must Gallop's 22 kills and 14 digs sweep the Dons three games in a come to the match really excited powered the Spartans to a 14-16, row. to play excitement he felt was 15-5, 15-11, 15-4 win against the "They came out pretty strong lacking at Tuesday's game. He University of Texas, El Paso. and surprised us," said sopho- hopes that attitude will change at "She's just got the complete more Brianna Blair, the team's practice. game," Choate said. "I was a little outside hitter. "They were pretty "The WAC opponents are going surprised, because it's tough to do confident in themselves." to be much tougher and if we that when you have only one The Dons' confidence soon show up like this, it's going to cost match and stand out, but she did us," Choate said. faded when the Spartans won the it." Jessica Malloy/Spartan Daily first game 15-7. In assessing the performance For Gallop, the honor is pleas- The entire match only lasted of the Dons, Choate said they ant, but it's all part of her plan. Joslynn Gallop celebrates with her Spartan teammates after spiking a point during the team's 15-7, about 50 minutes, drawing a started off strong and went deep "I expect to play well," Gallop 15-2, 15-6 victory against the University of San Francisco Tuesday. Gallop, the Western Athletic crowd of 240 people to the Event to serve, but they didn't really said. "I've set personal goals that Conference player of the week, had 14 kills and seven digs in the game. Center. stay with it. Gallop said the Dons I still haven't achieved yet. We're The Spartans quickly scored blocked well in the beginning, and not done with the season." stepped up," Gallop said. Gallop said. "We're ready to get another win, if only for one factor. points, winning the next two team setter Michelle Sarkees At home against the challenged by them. We need to "The thing that might help us games 15-2 and 15-6, respectively. said she didn't think the Dons University of San Francisco, Record vs. rivals accept that challenge, and we're get past Fresno is if somebody The win marks San Jose State passed that well. Gallop and Blair combined to put ready to prove ourselves to them would come out to cheer for University's 11th consecutive Spartan team members admit- USF away in a scant 50 minutes. The Spartans will resume again." them," Choate said. "They're 15-1 win, which ties for the best start ted there were things they needed "I was proud of her," Gallop Fresno is 4-2 all-time against and have, what, 200 people in the ever by a Spartan volleyball to improve on. Blair said she felt said, referring to Blair's 16-kill WAC play at home against rivals Fresno State University, and the SJSU in WAC play. The team is 0- stands? How good do they have to team. the team played well but could effort, which was better than her 1 in WAC play this season, while get before somebody will come Blair had the most kills of the have done much better. own 14 team has no reservations about -kill match. how they feel. carrying a 6-8 record for all and watch?" game, with 16, and was followed Sarkees said, "Everything can "She had to have a big game, matches so far this year. closely by junior Joslynn be improved on. We definitely because I was getting blocked. We "We hate them," Blair said. "We're going to beat them," Such a potentially exciting Staff Writer Jason Stull eon- Gallop, with 14. need to pick up on our le4.1 if had to look to her, and she matchup could spark SJSU to tributed to this report.

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4 SPORTS San Jose State University Wells aims for lofty targets By Daniel Severin national indoor champion in Daily staff writer 1988. "She is a very focused individual," said John Williams, Wells' Graduate student Natalie coach of four years. "She is able to Wells has a passion for archery. focus her attention on making Her passion has driven her to sure that what needs to be done start an archery club at a school gets done." with no archery program. It has In 1990, Wells graduated with inspired her to share the sport a bachelor's degree in psychology she loves with students who are with a focus on clinical counseling interested in learning how to and a minor in women's studies. shoot. Wells is pla ng to graduate "I love archery for its intrinsic in December ith a master's and extrinsic rewards," Wells degree in soci science with a said. concentration in omen's studies. Her passion has led her to try It has taken her this long to out for the U.S. Olympic team for complete her education because the past four Olympics. she has taken time off from school "It was a good experience to be to compete in tournaments and on the national team," Wells said. try out for the Olympics. She made the Olympic archery Wells said she couldn't have training tt a in 1996, but didn't done it without her family and make the I tat team. friends' support. In Aug A she competed in the "She is on the edge of whether semifinals of the Olympic team she wants to get her non-archery trials for a slot on the 2000 life on track, or focus on her Olympic team. Wells placed 19th archery," Williams said. out of 48, coming out ahead of Her mentors' belief in her has actress Geena Davis, who made been invaluable, Wells said. news by placing 24th. "She has the capability to be Wells enjoys competing, but one of the top archers in the coun- said she also shoots just for fun. try if she wants to be," said direc- She has loved archery since tor of counseling services Wiggsy she was a little kid, Wells said. Sivertsen, who has encouraged She credits her mother for teach- Wells to finish her education during her archery when Wells was ing her years here at SJSU. in 6th grade. Wells is very busy this semes- Wells has fond memories of ter with her teaching, working watching movies that showed full time and attempting to com- characters shooting a bow and Chris Corpora/Spartan Daily plete all the requirements for her degree. arrow, including the original Natalie Wells, a graduate student at San Jose State University, member of the 1996 Olympic training team and currently teaches Robin Hood, starring Errol She said she still manages to Flynn. practices archery at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. Wells was a beginning and intermediate archery at SJSU. find time to belong to Tau Delta Her whole life, she has been Phi and have fun with friends. passionate about sports. "It thrills me to teach, to give student working toward a mas- coming to SJSU. though SJSU didn't have a team," Wells is taking a scuba diving Wells competed in varsity others the same experience I've ter's degree in sociology. She started shooting competi- Wells said. class this semester at a junior col- sports at Yerba Buena High had," Wells said. This semester she is working tively in 1983. She competed in archery at the lege with two fellow fraternity School in San Jose before gradua- She said she enjoys teaching full time, teaching and going to Wells came to SJSU even collegiate level 'by joining the members, something she has tion, including tennis, basketball, others to enjoy the sport she school. though there was no program for team at California State always wanted to do. track and badminton. loves. She also manages to find time archery at the time. University Long Beach, with the "She is one of the best listeners In an effort to convert others to "Watching her go from the role for events with Tau Delta Phi, the She decided to make a differ- permission of the National I know," said Sommerlad, who is her passion, Wells is currently of a student to a lecturer is the coed scholastic honors fraternity ence and change that. Archery Association. Tau Delta Phi's co-master of teaching both the beginning and biggest example of her growth at SJSU. Wells formed the SJSU Wells was a collegiate All- pledges. "She's very patient and intermediate archery courses at here at the university," said friend "I've always been a local child," archery club in 1985. American two years running, in always willing to help out in San Jose State University. Deirdre Sommerlad, a graduate Wells said about her reasons for "I was able to compete, even 1987 and 1988. She was also the every aspect of her life."

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By Liz Cloutman Deily staff writer In high school, there are the Movie Review cool kids and those trying to be cool who are the vast majority. The gentle comedy "Superstar" is What Mary Katherine wants the story of those teens for whom most in life is her first kiss, a achieving coolness is a daily bat- "big-time, hold-your-breath-'til- tle. you-think-you're-gonna-faint, "Superstar" is not a particu- booa fide Hollywood-style kiss." larly original movie. The ultimate movie fan, she It has all the familiar person- realizes the only way she'll get ality types, emotions and experi- the kiss of her dreams is by ences of high school, yet it is sur- becoming a superstar. prisingly warm and funny. Mary Katherine believes the The movie is based on a char- key to stardom and to getting her acter comic actress Molly kiss is winning the St. Monica Shannon portrays on the popular High School talent contest. "Saturday Night Live" television Sponsored by Catholic Teen show Mary Katherine Magazine, the contest offers as Gallagher, a hyperactive and grand prize a free trip to hopelessly geeky Catholic school- Hollywood and "the chance to be girl. an extra in a movie with positive Mary Katherine is an orphan moral values." living with her grandmother It's the universality and time- (Glynnis Johns) in "the ugliest lessness of the personalities and house with the ugliest lawn and experiences in "Superstar" that the ugliest dog" in a fictional make it work as a movie. older suburb, Besamee Heights. Moviegoers will laugh in painful recognition at Mary Katherine MOVIE and her classmates as they strive to be cool and ultimately learn Edm how to be themselves. "Superstar" There are several particularly PG-13(language, mature themes) effective performances in Directed by: Bruce McCulloch "Superstar." Written by: Steven Wayne Koren Molly Shannon is touching With: Molly Shannon, Will Ferret, and funny as her determined Elaine Hendrix and Harland Williams character grows from someone Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures who is clueless and pathetic to a Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon "Random Hearts" young woman who has begun to act up before the poplular high school kids in "Superstar." Fl(language and violence) believe in herself. Directed by: Sydney Pollack Shannon's "Saturday Night Sky also happens to be a kind rable as Mary Katherine's best Monica's conscientious principal. "Superstar" isn't innovative or Written by: Curt Luedtke Live" castmate Will Ferrell is and genuine person who friend, Helen. Laybourne's Helen McKinney achieves just the right brilliant. But it is a movie that With: Harrison Ford, Kristin Scott appealing as Sky, the most hand- befriends Mary Katherine, and is charmingly gawky and balance as a priest who is both both adults and teenagers can Thomas and Charles S Dutton some and popular boy at St. Ferrell portrays him convincing- earnest. essentially decent and somewhat identify with. Monica's, on whom Mary ly. Mark McKinney is especially befuddled by the teenage insani- You will leave the theater Katherine has a serious crush. Emmy Laybourne is memo- enjoyable as Father Ritley, St. ty which surrounds him. smiling. Ford wasted in 'Random Hearts'

By Lance Analla imal emotion or grief Whether Marvin, the only person willing to Daily staff writer Thomas is a victim of a bad script testify against Beaufort. or has been attending the Pamela Unfortunately, none of these During one point in the film bee school of badvettng, is irmac- actors has enough on-screen time "Random Hearts," Kristin Scott ier of a opinion. to make much of a difference. If Thomas' character Kay Chandler Ford sports a new pierced ear the subplot of the Ford's police says"! don't want to be here!" This in this film and plays his role with work and the main plot of his is exactly what the audience feels his sheer aggressiveness and romance with Thomas were inter- like in the theaters when viewing vigor that has become more changed, it would have made for a the film. apparent in his post- "Star Wars" more interesting, far better pic- "Random Hearts" is a boring, career. ture. rather pointless picture. Director Sydney Pollack latest It stars Harrison Ford of all film is a far cry from his previous people who, for all his great- work in such innovative and ness, just could not make this film Movie Review entertaining films such as work. "Tootsie" and "Absence of Malice." Ford plays Dutch Van Den Some of his scenes were unnec- Broeck, a sergeant in the Internal Thomas, on the other hand, essary and rather grotesque. For Affairs Division of the portrays her role with a bland, example, there is an underwater Washington, D.C. police depart- uncharismatic prudence. scene which reveals the corpses of ment. There is no on-screen chem- the plane victims and another Kay Chandler, Thomas' charac- istry between Ford and Thomas, unimportant sequence in which ter, is a New Hampshire congress- which is what ultimately kills the Chandler is forced to identify her woman in the midst of a cheesy film. husband's body in the morgue. campaign for re-election. "Random Hearts" does boast "Random Hearts" is a sign of The dull secrets and plot twists an interesting subplot and an the times film which accepts adul- are revealed within the first 20 exceptional supporting cast,who is tery, much like society itself does. Photo courtesy of Col minutes of the film, when Van wasted in this film. One of the characters in the bia Pictures Den Broeck's wife Peyton Dennis Haysbert (George film, Sarah (Brooke Smith) com- Grief-stricken spouses Dutch Van Den Broeck (Harrison Ford) and Kay Chandler (Kristin Scott Thomas) (Susanna Thompson) dies in a Beaufort) gives a stirring perfor- ments on the reasoning behind try to uncover the truth about a secret in "Random Hearts." plane crash along with Chandler's mance as a cop on the take who is why people cheat on their spouses husband Cullen (Peter Coyote.) being hunted down by Van Den by saying "If you can't have which thinks it can produce a hit The flight was bound for Broeck and his partner Alcee romantic love, you feel old." The of its Miami, where by mooching off the name Peyton and Cullen (Charles S. Dutton.) Dutton mentality of this character may be star. were to meet to continue their resumes his place as a prototypi- a microcosm of the view people affair. The script is incomplete and cal character actor in this film, have about marriage today. unlcear, the lead actors don't work Van Den Broeck is determined and contrasts Ford's go-get-em "Random Hearts" is a disaster is co investigate the well together and the directing case himself, tough-guy demeanor with a more of a film. It is a big budget movie without direction. while Chandler is more concerned pragmatic, by-the-book law Legendary Entertainment & about not corrupting her cam- enforcement technique. The San Jose Jazz Society Present paign run than finding out if her Another veteran actor, Bill husband was faithful to her. Cobb appears in the film as When Chandler hears the news, she takes the death of her spouse quite well, exhibiting min- RAKE RE THE BEST BAND IN CUBA: alltle;ra. HERE IN SAN JOSE! 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'Lucie Aubrac' echoes 'Doctor Zhivago,' in a story of lovers at heart of French struggle By Lance Swanson of "Lucie Aubrac" is its romance Daily entertainment editor between Raymond (Daniel Auteuil) and his wife Lucie There's a great moment in (Carole Bouquet). Claude Bern's new film "Lucie One of the most touching Aubrac" when Raymond, at the moments in the film is when beach with his beautiful wife Lucie, just home from her job as Lucie and his son Booboo, says a history teacher in Lyon, tells "It's a terrible thing to say, but I Raymond how much she loves can't help being happy." him and that they will be With a family as nice as this, together every May 14th, the any man in Raymond's situation anniversary date of the first would have every right to feel time they made love. For the happy. past few years, they have never There's just one thing: This is been apart on that day. Nazi-occupied France in 1943 But this year is different, and Raymond is one of the lead- because Raymond has been ers of the underground French arrested as a leader of the Resistance. Resistance and is in a Nazi jail. Although he is a loving, Lucie is devastated when she romantic family man, he and his hears the news and plans a way family are in constant danger of to reunite with her true love. being discovered, which gives Carole Bouquet gives a mes- this historical epic its dramatic merizing performance as the pull. film's hero, and it is truly inspir- ing to watch her outsmart all the men in this film. She has an intense pair of !Movie Review eyes that give her character an inner strength of purpose that is rarely seen in American films with female leads, provided you "Lucie Aubrac" is a film that can find a Hollywood film with Photos courtesy of October Films succeeds on two levels. an intelligent female hero. On one hand, it's a gut- Bouquet's Lucie is a cunning, wrenching drama that tells the resourceful and romantic (Above) Raymond (Daniel story of the heroic French citi- woman who is smarter than the Auteuil) plays with his son zens who risked their lives to men she comes up against. regain France's independence Claude Berri ("Jean De Booboo while his wife Lucie from Germany in World War II. Florette and "Manon of the (Carole Bouquet) looks on in And, as in other epics like Spring"), one of France's finest Claude Bern's new French epic David Lean's "Doctor Zhivago" film directors, is finally back "Lucie Aubrac." or Warren Beatty's "Reds," it with his first filrrt to play these also works as a simmering shores since his last stirring romance. epic "Germinal," with Gerard (Right) Raymond and Lucie In the film's opening scene, Depardieu. hold each other during a tense we see a group of Resistance "Lucie Aubrac," which la moment in "Lucie Aubrac." The fighters getting ready to try and based on a true story, is a gor film opens Friday at the Los blow up a Nazi train. geous film that will stir all your Gatos Theatre. From there, we are brought emotions, while teaching a valu- into the world of the freedom able history lesson about what fighters, as they plan and exe- people will go through to keep cute various attacks on the sur- their freedom, as well as their prised and confused Nazi lead- country. ers. These scenes give the film its suspense, as we get to actually LANCE'S watch the Resistance plan out LIST and execute their sabotage "Lucie Aubrac" against the Germans. Rated R The tension starts when some (harsh language. French police, along with some violence and sensu- German soldiers, break up one ality) of the secret meetings of the Written and directed by: Claude Resistance. Bern Although the group is being the novel, "Outwitting interrogated and beaten pro- Based on the Gestapo" by Lucie Aburac fusely, they deny being part of Bouquet and Daniel the Resistance and are eventu- With: Carol Lucie comes to Auteuil ally let go when In French, with English subtitles their defense. But the most elegant element Opens: Friday in Los Gatos

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San Jose State University stu- "He's been our main promoter, dent swing a Hula-Hoop around our marketer," said Tonia Stinson, and around her waist. the boy's mother and a recreation- Mapp slowed down and took al and leisure studies major help- breaks occasionally to demon- ing with the event. "He's been get- strate how to hula, but his skinny ting a lot of people to come in for little frame made it difficult for us." him to match the feats of SJSU The Hawaiian theme of students. Wednesday's event was accentu- Peter Mikhail, a senior finance ated by the palm trees that align major, saw his friend at Maui the plaza and the mellow Wowie while heading home after Hawaiian music that filled it. The finishing his last class, so he recreation students, who were decided to stay awhile. dressed in Hawaiian shirts, "I don't even know what shorts and sunglasses, also added it's(Maui Wowie) for," Mikhail to the tropical atmosphere. said. The Coconut Basketball Shoot, Shortly after stopping, Mikhail Hula-Hooping, the limbo and one was standing in front of a 5-foot event which coconut tree cut invited partici- out, clinching a pants to toss a "We're trying plastic coconut lei around the in one hand. arms of a cut- lot Standing about out hula to get a 10 feet away dancer, were from the rim, he among the of people to demonstrated activities stu- join free-throw shoot- dents strolling our ing that would by could take make NBA star part in. department." Shaquille O'neal This was envious. O'neal is Jessica Malloy / Spartan Daily the last of Elena Gomez notorious for his three on-cam- poor free-throw Senior Veronica Magana enjoys winning free prizes for competing in leisure major Adriene Braddock (left), a student in the Special Event recreation and pus events the shooting. the limbo contest at the Maui Wowie Wednesday. 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"I was with some friends one legs. Hatcher said the pain There is a flip side to getting "The effectiveness of this proce- Samantha Johnston, who Tattoo day, and we just decided to do it," increased in areas over the bone, tattooed. dure is usually 100 percent, but works in the laser tattoo removal Maurer said. "I had an idea about compared to more fleshy areas. The procedure is permanent, occasionally people have tattoos office of Bruce M. Saal, M.D. in Continued from pg 1 what I wanted, and when we went "It felt like the needle was and until fairly recently, there with unusual colors such as light Los Gatos, said about 50 to 75 peo- some of many college students to the shop. I saw this fairy going into my bone. I was were no methods for removal. purple or yellow that are harder ple come in each week to have tat- who make the decision to get a design, and the artist changed it a extremely nervous and shaking," The only way to erase that kind to remove because the laser is toos removed. She said their rea- tattoo. little to make it exactly what I Hatcher said. of permanent reminder, and any attracted to darker colors such as sons for the removal vary depend- Sarah Newman, a political sci- wanted." People of all ages get tattoos, tattoo, is by laser removal, accord- black, blue and red," Zeiler said. ing on where the tattoo is located ence major at SJSU, said although Jason Vogen, who has a tattoo and Bullock said the ratio of ing to Joyce Zeiler, the Nurse The number of treatments also and what it is. getting her tattoo was painful, she of a VW symbol surrounded by a males to females getting tattooed Director at the Beckman Laser depends on whether the tattoo "Most people want to get it has no regrets. sun, said he hadn't planned on is about 50/50. Institute of Irvine. An average of was done professionally with tat- done during the winter because "Yes, it hurt! I was in extreme, getting his tattoo that day even "We have lots of college stu- 50 people per week come in to too ink, or by an amateur with the area can't be exposed to the excruciating pain, and even though he'd always wanted to get dents and college athletes in here have the laser tattoo removal pro- pen ink or ash. sun or it will burn, making the though I would never get another one. getting tattoos, but some older cedure done at her establishment. Zeiler said the amateur tattoos skin darker and the tattoo harder one, I do not regret mine whatso- "I actually had a piercing people who have been into it (tat- Zeiler said the procedure itself are generally easier to remove. to remove," Johnston said. ever," said Newman, who now appointment that day that got toos) for a while come back to get consists of anywhere from four to There are many different rea- Despite the permanency, pain sports a butterfly tattoo on her canceled," said Vogen, a San Jose new ones, or to get old ones six treatments, starting at about sons people come in to have their and cost factors, many people still lower back. City College student. "I thought, if touched up," Bullock said. $175 per treatment. tattoos removed, including women get tattooed every day. Bullock One concern about getting a I can't have one, I might as well Shanna Rios, owner of House of "A tattoo is pigments placed who have had children and don't said the tattoo business slows tattoo is whether sterile proce- have the other." Pain Tattoos Inc. in Santa Clara, under the skin in large globs, and want them to see their tattoo and down during November and dures are used at the tattoo par- Vogen said the pain wasn't as said the incidence of women get- the laser breaks up those large parents who bring a child in after through Christmas, but picks lor. had as he expected. ting tattoos has gone up in the globs into minute pieces that the discovering that he or she has got- back up during the spring and Bullock said his shop uses new "I thought I'd be crying and past 10 years, noticeably in the body will sweep away itself," ten inked, according to Zeiler. summer months. needles for each customer, which passing out, but it just felt like a past three years. Zeiler said. "Some people we see got a tat- Hatcher doubts her first tattoo is standard practice for most tat- cat scratch," Vogen said of the "About 65 percent of people get- There are three different kinds too on Friday and come in on will be her last. too shops. black and blue tattoo on his shoul- ting tattoos here are women," Rios of lasers that can be used for the Monday, saying, 'Oh my gosh, "Maybe my next one will be my People get tattoos for many dif- der. said. procedure, depending on the col- what did I do?' Others come in astrological sign. I recommend ferent reasons. For Maurer, get- Tattoos can be done just about According to Rios, about 200 ors of the tattoo. who have a gang-related tattoo getting a tattoo to anyone who ting a tattoo was just a sponta- anywhere on the body, and people come into her shop per The cost varies according to the but have changed their life and wants to have something they neous event rather than some- Bullock said two of the most com- week, with more in the summer laser used and the length of each want to have that association love be a part of them," Hatcher thing planned for a long time. mon place- , re the biceps and the than the winter. treatment, Zeiler said. erased," Zeiler said. said. Intel's e-commerce bonanza Microsoft trial Chip maker selling $1 billion in products each month online If you NEW YORK (AP) Computer chip giant Intel Web's explosive potential at technology trade shows, have any has cost U.S. Corp., which is loudly urging companies to conduct declaring that business over the Internet is poised to brains at all, more business over the Internet, has aggressively grow into the trillions of dollars as companies, sup- taken its own advice. pliers and customers link up to each other. Intel chief executive Craig Barrett says it's selling The strongest Web growth will be among compa- you'll be aware $13.3 million a stunning $1 billion a month in chips through Web nies that link up to each other, suppliers and cus- sites it sets up for customers such as computer mak- tomers. of the danger WASHINGTON (AP) The the pay among $2 2 million ers nearly half the company's roughly $30 billion "The real bulk of e-business is going to be what's Justice Department's land- spent in the current trial on in annual sales and will sell virtually all its chips underneath the tip of the iceberg," Barrett said mark antitrust trial and earlier such experts. of depression. this way within a year. Wednesday in an interview after a speech at the legal actions against the The department also re- Other major corporations also are selling billions Internet World trade show. "It will change the way Microsoft Corp. have cost $13.3 vealed it has spent $194,140 for of dollars in products and services across the we do business with our customers and our suppli- million over the past decade, public relations, including Depression , 1 Internet to business customers as a way to cut costs, ers." the department said Wednes- $147,381 for publishing activity that can tik :, court boost sales and keep customers loyal. To round out its product lineup, Intel has been day in its first public account- documents and other porrertul, its constant. xirl .1" informa- But Intel's move is strikingly appropriate, given snapping up makers of networking and communica- ing. tion about the case on its life unbearable Its also its aggressive Internet posture. The Santa Clara tions equipment, buying eight this year alone. On The figure includes about $7 Internet site. medically treatable..Anii company is pushing to become a major supplier of Tuesday, Intel paid $500 million for Internet equip- million investigating and suing The government ,ornotrvoil iveiNni,., i, disclosures chips to makers of servers and networking devices, ment maker IPivot Inc. Microsoft in the trial pending came in response to a written the high-end computers that power the Internet. Intel has little choice but to spread beyond its tra- before U.S. District Judge demand from Sen. Slade By practicing what it preaches, Intel makes a ditional strength in selling chips as the brainpower Thomas Penfield Jackson, T R f AT f D Gorton, a Republican from credible argument that businesses stand to boost of personal computers. Prices of PCs have plummet- described as among the most Microsoft's home state of productivity and efficiency by replacing existing sup- ed in recent years in a big threat to Intel's famously DE PRE S SION significant business lawsuits in Washington. The figures did ply systems based on paper forms and faxes. strong profits, compelling the company to seek out http //vedvw save erg decades. The first phase of a not include money spent by the To press that view, Barrett has been touting the new growing markets. two-part verdict could come 19 states suing the company this month. along with Justice; attorneys Experts described the $7 general in those states have., million as paltry compared denied requests for such infor- with the expense of other major mation. Pardon sought antitrust cases, where costs Microsoft, largest software easily can run $750,000 each company in the world with for Patty Hearst month. Justice opened the cur- $19.7 billion in sales this year, rent case in June 1995. hasn't disclosed its own legal ATLANTA (AP Former "That's really rather modest fees. It declined comment President Carter, who commuted It's about getting ahead. for a case that has been as hard Wednesday. But the company's Patty Hearst's prison sentence fought as this one has, with the financial records showed "gen- two decades ago, is urging caliber of lawyers and econo- eral and administrative ex- President Clinton to pardon the mists they've put on," said penses," including lawyers' newspaper heiress. Tyler Baker, a Dallas antitrust fees, of $689 million for this "She's been a model citizen in lawyer. business year. ended June 30. every way," Carter told the Los Staples Inc. and Office That's up 59 percent from last Angeles Times in a story pub- Depot Inc., for example, spent year's $433 million. lished today. "The fact is she $20 million over 10 months The company is also deserves the pardon." unsuccessfully fighting anti- involved in high-profile litiga- Hearst Shaw, who now uses trust enforcers to allow its tion against Sun Microsystems her married name, was kid- merger in 1997. Inc. in California and against napped by the radical Sym- The Justice Department last Caldera Inc. in Utah. bionese Liberation Army on Feb. year asked Jackson to force In the federal antitrust case, 4, 1974, when she was a 19-year- Microsoft to reimburse its legal Microsoft is using both in- old college student. costs, but the agency typically house lawyers and attorneys Her father, William Randolph doesn't request attorneys' fees. from New York-based Sullivan Hearst Jr., publisher of the San "If they succeed on the mer- & Cromwell. Francisco Examiner, made its ... it wouldn't be uncommon The fees for Justice attor- numerous attempts to pay ran- for the judge to order Microsoft neys are significantly lower. som for her return. But she ulti- to reimburse the costs," said Lead lawyer David Boies, hired mately joined her abductors, Joe Sims, a Washington from private practice, initially assuming the name Tania. She antitrust lawyer and former agreed to half his $250 hourly was captured by the FBI in 1976 senior Justice official. rate, then agreed to a $104,000 and sentenced to seven years in The agency acknowledged it salary. prison for her part in the robbery. has paid outside experts for "I'm sure (the government's She had served 21 months when advice on how to punish bill) is a small fraction of what Carter commuted her sentence in Microsoft if the company lost Microsoft paid its lawyers in January 1979. 45, married the case, but refused to identify that period," said Kevin Arquit, Hearst Shaw, now them or their pay. It included a New York antitrust lawyer. her former bodyguard.

Harvard donors give $2.3 billion CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ( Api A five-year fund-raising campaign has netted Harvard $2.3 billion. setting a record for university philanthropy and surpassing Harvard's own $2.1 billion goal. put up. Since the campaign Went public in 1994, 172,000 donors have given money to their alma meter. The fund-raising campaign has boosted Harvard's endowment to $14.4 billion. In 1998, Harvard raised about $463 million, followed by Stan- ford's $313 million. Last year, Harvard ranked 18th on a dollar-per-student ratio, bringing in about $24,800 per student, David Morgan, a vice www greekc-ent ral.com president at the Council for Aid to Education, a New York -based www.lamrc.com/college research group, said Wednesday.. 1 Harvard has been criticized in the past for focusing too much on its endowment and spending too VIA mil booth .11 thv little on its students, faculty and staff CARFF R FAIR, Harvard officials, however, said their campaign has allowed fliiir,(Idy, October /NI 1 11i1111 /pm them to devote more money to Lim students. ',fele a XVIONVIletattiSla:pmrpoggyrigtiggiiptiqggpol- 12 . NEWS San Jose State University Harassment Local band adds spice to lunchtime Continued from pg 1 trio made is hard to a long period of time. ay clarissa Aljentera their second make it in the "We understand we don't, they were gay," Kuehl said Hasty stall wroter appearance on "Unless you're a known club scene," always have a captive audience,"!. in an Oct. 3 press release. campus this Medveczky Aceves said. "No child should have to go If you play the. music they will semester playing entity it is hard to make it said. Some SJSU students who through that to get an edu- come, as the Attila and Dave music during the The Attila walked by decided to stop and lis- cation." Project Mund out Wednesday after- lunch hour to stu- and Dave ten because they wanted a break "This bill sends a mes- in the club scene." noon at the Student Union dents and faculty Project are from classes. sage to all our school admin- Attila Medveczky Amphitheater. members at SJSU. slated to "I came in to sit down and rest istrators that they must Students stood around the out- "It is a psyche- vocalist spend the during classes," said Samuel, take steps to stop this kind side of the San Jose State delic slant on alter- next week in Cheon, a aviation major. "And you of harassment," she said. University amphitheater for a native music," said Oregon play- get a free CD." "California will not tolerate period of time before they wan- Rusty Aceves, per- ing at the The group has released two - this type of harassment and dered off to class. But the few who cussionist, about University of compact disc's since it was formed. her discrimination against did stay found themselves mes- the band's eclectic sounds. Stevenson, who played guitars and Oregon in Eugene and other small- It's first CD, "Songs of Innocence: young people anymore." merized by the electric sounds The Attila and Dave Project, bass foot pedals. "This is our audi- er campuses. and Experience," came out in 1997; Wiggsy Sivertsen, direc- erupting from the stage. primarily from California State ence, we get a response at college The band has played at SJSU The group was giving away free services at tor of counseling "I sat here for 15 minutes University Hayward, opted to play campuses." four or five times before. copies of Attila's second CD; SJSU, said AB 537 was one because I wanted to hear the college campuses over local venues Lead vocalist Attila Medveczky "We have had very good success "Lifeline," which was released ear. signed by of three bills music," Kristen Helmer said. in the Bay Area. agreed with his fellow band mem- on campus the few times we have her this year. The songs on both gay - Davis that will benefit I loved it a lot, they sound like. "People weren't there (at clubs) ber about playing the college scene played here," Stevenson said. albums are composed with each dome, The second bill, the they could go places," said Helmer, to see band like us, people expected versus clubs. Aceves said the band knows it is member's input, Medveczky said. partnership measure. tic a natural science major. punk bands," said David "Unless you're a known entity it difficult to keep students seated for allows both gay and unmar- rried heterosexual partners of state employees to take advantage of health benefits available from the state, just as married couples do. The third bill adds a ban on discnmination because of sexual orientation to the state Fair Employment and Housing Art Sivertsen said AB 537 initially met resistance from some legislators. "It is outrageous that there was any resistance at all." said Sivertsen, a member of SJSIT's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender TM Faculty and Staff Gillette /iliac Association. "This is a real tribute to a fine piece! of legislative work." Terry Christensen, chair of t he jolt i cal science! The First Triple-Blade Razor department, also said he was pleased Kuehl's proposed legislation had passed. "I think it's about time California did something about t Christensen said. "Suicide is a leading cause of death among teenagers ---- especially gay teenagers. The adoption of Ali 537 into law generally drew a positIV)' react too from students lilic'ISic 'wed around canipus. "I think it's a good idea," said Brett Mitt, a freshman in RTVF, radio television and film. "A lot of people like people in high school make fun of people and make them feel pretty had. I think it's a good idea to give more protection against being bullied like that Ha Nguyen, a rumor majoring in comput engi- neering. supported thi idea ('Iii s' 'wow tree of wiindered f.,liether 1 laN\ banning certain types of speech would hold up under court scruti- ny. "It's not right to make fun of gay people, but consti- tiltionally you can't stop peu ple! from doing it," Nguyen said. Sadri, a graduate student in computer sci- ene., expressed amazement It the iii%% law's even being necessary in today's open- minded atmosphere.. 'I'm surprised about the orrent state of afrairs that 0,11 should have some kind law to protect against iluit (harassment against . Sadri said "I would expected that to be e the UM Shave. built int.(' thy cult tire

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