SOCCER NOTEBOOK A MOVEABLE FEAST SE ON T It's time to stop buying University a n o THE 91st personality in the form of for style and substance IVIINiiiF N tacky T-shirts t Bar and rill SPORTS 6 A&E 4 -DR"' OPINION 2

VOLUME 119, NUMBER 13 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2002 Event Looking for the MUSE Center "Students can just come to hang out and do homework if they want. It they faces slim get stuck on something, a mentor ic right thore to hPlp them." schedule "4, 5 Construction, renovation keeping concerts to a minimum By Therese Bratberg Daily Stefff Writer

The Event Center is facing an emptier fall schedule than past years, with its first concert posted for Nov. 15, even though eight shows are obligated to present by May 2003. Catherine Busalacchi, executive director of Student Union, Inc. at San Jose State University, said replacing the scoreboard in the arena and renovation in the SPX building has contributed to a less active schedule this semester. "This is the first time it has happened," she said of the toned-down event schedule. Twenty-eight human performance classes originally held in SPX have temporarily been moved to the Event Center. "It has run smoothly since the classes got relocated with patient and understanding students," said Seth Levinslcy, the sport club coordinator. "The instructors are working with us." According to Levinsky, the classes are now held in var- ious places such as the mini gym, the aerobics room, the arena and in the Event Center concourse. Greg Payne, chair of the physical education depart- ment, said they are putting in new skylights, a new roof and new lights in SPX. He said he is hoping the construction will be done within the next week so the classes can move back. "Classes are not fiinctioning quite as normal, but the instructors are exLierts in their field and find creative ways - - - - to accommodate, Payne said. KRIS HOLLAND / DAILY STAFF Karen Cusguen prepare for the next group meeting in Royce Hall on Wednesday. See EVENT CENTER, page .3 Muse/Peer mentors Joyce Kuo (on phone) and transitions into the university easier, write a paper or how to do research," she As peer mentors, students are required Program provides students according to a flier distributed by the pro- said. "But they can also help with things to enroll in a three-unit course that teach- gram. like getting along with your roommate, es them specific peer-mentoring skills, with guidance, tutoring After opening a few weeks ago, stress management, parking - anything." including providing individual academic University to Steinberg said the center has had a steady She said she started the program after assistance to students, as well as how to By Laura Buckingham stream of visitors, and she said she hopes learning some statistics, including that help students with personal matters they Daqv Ste Writer that the number will increase as students social isolation has been shown to be an may have, according to the brochure. learn it exists. important determinant of college student Once selected as mentors, the students In the lounge on the first floor of Royce Current mentors had to apply last fall, drop-out rates. are required to attend all MUSE classes I tall, there are couches. chairs, a table and and 25 were selected based on their She also conducted an informal survey and extracurricular activities, assist in help faculty facilitating some people who are eager to help you respective qualifications - among them in 2001 of about 500 SJSU students ask- classroom discussions and with your homework scholarship, class standing and enthusiasm ing their opinion on a possible peer men- serve as mentors on site at the peer men- Homework help is just one of the things - according to a brochure detailing the tor program. Steinberg estimated she tor center, says the brochure. those involved with the new MUSE prarri. received around 100 responses, of which Wendy Sue Peng, a senior psychology (Metropolitan University Scholar's There are five main areas the peer men- she found that 87 percent would request a major, is a peer mentor with the MUSE housing at San tors focus on: writing, communication, peer mentor if one were available, and 70 prograrn. She said she feels that being a peer mentor progrAm with Experience) Jose State University is trying to offer technology and life skills, according to the percent would come to a peer mentor cen- mentor has been a positive experience and By Sylvia Lim incoming students. flier. ter. that she has gained insight about herself Steinberg says the mcntors are willing to Her findings were included in a presen- and her environment because of her Daily Staft'Reparter The program - which was the brainchild of Jill Steinberg, thc program's director help students with any concern they tation she made to obtain a lottery grant involvement. might have. to fund the program, a request that was and staff said they think it's about time and a psychologist in cpunseling services Some faculty to make students' "They can help with things like how to later approved. See MUSE, page 3 their employer help them ease housing problems by at SJSU - is designed working with the city of San Jose to provide affordable housing for them. Brian Hetet, professor of music, started teaching at San Jose State University eight years ago. Like some faculty and staff at SJSU, he said that the cost of living and housing in San Jose is very high and A day of 'cultura' managed to finally buy a house five years ago. [helped' - friends and "Everybody but the university repre.lentallon oj Mexican Independence Day was celebrated family, beg, borrow or steal," he said. Mariachi 'a good Nlondav with a one-hour presentation by According to Beth Pugliese, director of Real Estate Mestizo culture' says one student Mariaclii Jalisco de los Hermanos Vallin in the Development fiir the Spartan Shops, the San Jose Student Union Amphitheater. Redevelopment Agency is working with Spartan Shops By Daniel Lopez The event was put on to celebrate Mexican to renovate three duplexes and one single-family home Daily Staff Writer Independence Day and to encourage cultural on Fourth and Washington streets that faculty and staff awareness on campus, according to Ruben will be able to live in. The cry of "Viva Mexico!" was heard loud and Flores of Gamma Zeta Alpha, the Latino fra- Both Spartan Shops and the San Jose Redevelopment clear Monday on campus. ternity that sponsored the event. Agency are to complete renovations of these four homes With the Virgin of Guadalupe in the forefront "The general population has the misconcep- by Nov. 1, Pugliese said. and El Grito ale Battle Cry), tion that Cinco de Maw is She added that Spartan Shops is currently renting out "Viva Mexico, Viva Amenca, Mexican Indeeendence day, six newly renovated apartments to SJSU faculty and staff Muera el mal gobiemo (Death and it's not. said Jazziel on Eighth and Reed streets. to had rvemment)," Mexicans "The general popula- ( Jazz) Rodrigue2 a kinesiol- Spartan Shops and the San Jose Redevelopment began t eir fight for independ- ogy senior and member of Agency started discussing this renovation project back in ence from the Spanish. tion oas the misconcep- (ramma Zeta Alpha. Feb. 2001, Pugliese said. The latter decided to give the One hundred and ninety two The Mariachi opened the properties and finance the renovation of several years ago on September 16, tion that Cinco de hour with the Mexican Victorian homes to SJSU for the purpose of renting 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo y National Anthem and con- them out to faculty and staff Costilla rang the church bells in May0 is Mexwan tinued with other tradition- Pugliese also added that Spartan Shops finalized dis- the town of Dolores in what is al Mexican songs as nearly cussions by signing a contract with the San Jose now the Mexican state of Independence day, and loo people stopped to enjoy Redevelopment Agency, by setting a minimum of two- Hidalgo named after him. t hoe rmi aunsdi co. (.7 u est a, it's not." an inter- ICASCS on all the homes. The ringing of thc bells signaled Year national business "This is great and is long overdue," said Belet. "The the rise to arms against the nding Jazziel Rodriguez, junior, university probably had enough of faculty yelling at Spanish empire in MCX101, was one of those who took them." according m Mexican history. kinesiology major in the presentation. "I was Ile added that there are many open positions at the Though independence didn't in the library reading a book university, but it cannot find faculty to fulfill them come until 1821, Mexicans cel- when I heard the Mariachi because the candidates were discouraged by the cost of ebrate Sept 16 as their Independence 1)av and came out." Cocoa was horn in Mexico housing and living in San Jose. City said he was reminded of Plaza iaribaldi, a place for "If one of them sell a house in Ohio, they still do not catarino Vallin plays a violin in the band popular Mariachis to perform in Mariachi Jalisco band in the Student .See HOUSING, page .3 Union Amphitheater on Monday. See MEXICO, page, 3 PAGE 2 OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY , SEPTEMBER 1 7 2002

A MOVEABLE FEAST Enough with the annoying T-shirts already by John Belushi in T-shirts that read "Free Winona," "Geeks (heart) Me" or "pussycat puts you into a category whether you like it or I saw a girl wearing a T-shirt that read: "Yes, They are I always liked "College," made popular wearing the shirt simply "Pussycat" is about as purposeful as wearing a shirt not. Fake." "Animal House." Now I see all these guys that reads: "I paid money for a hint of personality." I don't have a problem with band names on T-shirts. For the few seconds it talces to scan, digest the humor and that was conceived before they were. that made Now I know some of you think that wearing said T-shirt Although it is an obvious ploy to identify with a group, I look over the girl, you then spit out a conclusion: "Oh, that Basically, you're plagiarizing the geniuses is an expression of individuality and that assumption would once wore a shirt that read "The Strokes" woman is making a statement on post-mod- "Animal House." understated in make sense. because I got it for free. I wore it once ernist feminism." Call me old and bitter, but I prefer the for atten- After all, they contain an interesting comment on some- and felt like people were judging me as a Or not. clothing. A plain black shirt at least doesn't cry out person. thing that you might find oppressive or funny. Or maybe it's typical indie rock chick who wsuits to Billboard advertisements and ads on the sides tion. Simple clothes leave a bit of mystery to that is always simply an idea that someone else nicely summed up, and you make known her music tastes so she of buses bother me too, so I guess this can be Granted, the T-shirt that reads "I (heart) NY" and can svear it for only $14.99 plus tax. could say she knew the band before any- filed under the same complaint folder as: cool. They were originated back in the early eighties when you But anything mass-produced in such "fashion" automati- one else. "Useless Stuff I Get Bombarded By." were part of a campaign to revitalize the city back a drunk cally kills the uniqueness defense. The thought was fleeting but enough What about that shirt that reads "Skategirl?" couldn't go into a public bathroom without seeing Hey, I pop into Hot Topic every once in a while. to make me only wear it once. I saw that one the other day on a fellow stu- passed out. Bottom line: The words take away any, dent. Unless her boyfriend is Tony Hawk, she Hey, maybe I should start my own T-shirt line. Granted, "Your Little Princess is My Little Whore" is cre- A ative, but it's also downright repellent. sort of integrity in a person who wears has no excuse for wearing it. Coming soon: "I paid 814.99 for a hint of personality," Observant Original. I understand that the allure of rebellion is forever hooking such a top. I can see the funniness; I get ANNA BAKAL'S Do women want to be judged in this way? Cynically women. the joke, but it's just brainless. Because that's what people do when they read us is the We tend to buy stuff that is a reflection of our personality. I could get into the whole "clothes are .1 something scribbled across your chest. Anna &kalif Editor. It's part of %dance for our peers to malce them think we're reflection of your personality" argument. I know that men have similar T-shirts, but they are invari- Spartan Daily Executive Thesdays. cool. But what does it mean when your wardrobe is sprinkled ably a bit more sarcastic or at least self-deprecating, like if Moveable Feast' appears But I've always been a fan of mystery. Saying you're a with sayings like "Bin Laden is Big Fat Doodiehead?" "Hungover" in Heineken lettering.

Letter I POLITIKI Reader responds to anti-war letter Iraq must cede to U.N. Dear Editor, ments made after the Gull War, the tact that he is trying to develop weapons of mass destruction, and the fact that Last week President Bush made bold statements to the (UNESCO), when first in office. UNESCO is an organiza- This letter is in response to David Escalante's Sept. 12 he has committed acts of terror on his own people are United Nations, appealing to them to take a tougher stance tion devoted to increasing understanding of other countries Viewpoint. There are many points in his letter that enough reason to usurp him from power. on Iraq, or, he threatened, America would talce care of the sit- and cultures. deserve refuting. Of course, Escalante further argues that sanctions uation itself. President Bush made an important political move by join- Escalante states that there is no evil alliance between against Iraq have done more damage to the people than The United Nations, an intemational coalition of countries ing UNESCO once again, after he escalated his position in Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden. He then writes, they have to Hussein. However, as our President said in formed after World War II to trump the League of Nations this series of events. By appearing more concerned for human "Saddam is a very secular leader... he has shown very lit- his speech to the U.N., Hussein was allowed to use oil rev- and actively promote world peace, has been lax in its enforce- rights issues, his administration can now undertake the much tle interest in the cause of religious terror groups." This is enues to buy food for his people, but instead of doing this ment of resolutions against Iraq, and Mr. Bush made that more pressing task of creating a new Iraqi govemment that absolutely untrue however, as Hussein has given money to he used the money on missile technology and other mili- extremely clear in last weeks' speech. will give the United States what it really wants: oil. families of Palestinian suicide bombers. What's more, Iraq tary materials. This argument and similar ones have been He mentioned that the United Nations was bom "in the It is only until a new govemrnent is in place that the cap on is indeed one of the leading sponsors of terrorist organiza-, stated before, but it is worth repeating because it must be hope that survived a world war - the hope of a world moving oil production under the Oil-for-Food Programme, estab- tions throughout the world. That said, why is it then so pressed hard just how terrible Iraq's dictator is. toward justice, escaping old pattems of conflict and fear." lished by the United Nations in 19%, can be dismantled. The outrageous to think that al-Qgida would have an opera- Should America go to war with Iraq, which we probably But justice and peace still hang tediously in the balance program, originally intended to help feed the starving Iraqi tion in Iraq? Both Hussein and bin Laden are enemies of will, Hussein may very well try to use chemical weapons because the United Nations has not come to arty decision yet population after sanctions were imposed against Iraq in 1991, America, which (if history is any teacher) makes them on our troops. Escalante understandably expresses this on how to proceed. allowed the country to sell a set quantity of oil in exchange allies with each other, if only temporary ones. concem in his letterThe grim fact remains however; there If the United Nations can strengthen its enforcement of for food. More importantly however, even if Hussein is not shel- are no nice wars. That does not mean we should never these policies that support human rights and condemn ter- 'Those who question my judgment may recall that for 11 tering bin Laden or al-Qgida terrorists, my response is engage in them, and it certainly does not mean we should rorism and hatred, it will move the debate years there has been nothing done about simple. So what? refrain from engaging in one now. out of America and into the world arena. Saddam Hussein. Though he mercilessly While I agree strongly that President Bush must have I have the highest confidence though that when Just yesterday, the New York Times killed thousands duough direct force or his Congress make a formal declaration of war, the reasons for America, with her allies, undertakes this great mistake reported that Iraq accepted one United carelessly managed Oil-for-Food doing so don't have to revolve around al-Qaida. America before her we will be triumphant. Nations resolution to allow weapons Programme, litde was done to stop him. is fighting global terrorism, not just one group. Killing or And make no mistake; we truly are the good guys. inspectors back into the country for the Will this change incite peace, or will it just capturing (preferably lcilling) bin Laden is merely a sec- first time in four years. Hopefully, this will be another excuse for America to acploit a ondary goal, albeit one where it would be especially sweet Jonathan Reagan shed light on Iraq's true military strength country rich in oil? should it succeed. Senior and give the United States a better picture Criticism is still high, and it should be The fact that Hussein is not holding true to his agree- english of its adversary. because the risks that a regime change poses Even though weapons inspectors will be on the international community' are high, and allowed to inspect different plants and fac- the effects could be devastating. With war SPARTA GUIDE tories in the Middle East, there still comes looming on the horizon, this is a time when the messy issue of taking Saddarn Hussein KEMBERLY GONG Americans must think of the many effects it Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for will have on our society. the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in out of power. Just by allowing weapons entries is noon three worlcing days before Kofi Annan said it best in his speech, which preceded the Spart'an Daibt office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing inspectors into the Middle East isn't a get-out-of-jail-free of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. card for Hussein. He's going to have to give up a lot more Bush's, that "for any one state, large or small, choosing to fol- before America, and the rest ofthe world, concede. low or reject the multilateral path must not be a simple mat- TODAY Studies buildings. For more infor- The most logical plan of action from the perspective of the ter of political convenience. It has consequences far beyond Career Center mation contact Bill or Nicole at United States would be to change the regime. If this happens, the immediate contact..." SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry The Work IV program will be 924-4330. the people of Iraq would theoretically be out from tinder the The process of how to proceed with Iraq should not be a Daily Mass will be held at the taking drop-in appointments from stifling leadership of a repressive dictator. unilateral one; the consent of the global community should SJSU CCM Chapel located at 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Building F. For Black Alliance for Scientists and Bush's speech to the United Nations was persuasive - no be talcen into consideration. A war with Iraq will be long and 10th and San Carlos streets next more information contact the Engineers argument can be made against the atrocities committed by far-reaching. We cannot afFord to lose the trust and support to Robert's Bookstore. Mass times Career Resource Center at 924- The Black Alliance for Scientists Hussein - but it should be remembered that there is more of our allies in our quest to make our point. are 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday 6031. and Engineers is having a general to Bush's argument than just peace for the people of Iraq. and at 11 a.m. and 5p.m. on meeting at 7 p.m. in the Almaden His administration has taken a stand against Saddam Sunday. For more information Career Center room in the Student Union. For Hussein for his violations of human rights and gained sup- Kensbert), Gong is a contact Sister Marcia at 938-1610. The Department of Rehab. will more information contact Copy Editor. 924-8414. port for their cause. But this language is coming from the Spartan Daily be taking drop-in appointments Christine at Tuesdays. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Building same hypocritical administration that backed out of the Politiki. appears Department of Nutrition and United Nations Education, Social and Culntral Organization Food Science F. For more information contact spu Social Dance Club Try the latest in body fat testing: the Career Resource Center at The SDC will have tango les- Bioelectric Impedance. Tuesdays 924-6031. sons. Beginning lesson starts at 7 from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and p.m., Intermediate lesson at 8 ANOTHER DIM ENTIAN I JONAH PTAK Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. Social Work/Gerontology Studies p.m. Everyone is welcome. in Central Classroom building The departments of social work Lessons held in SPX 89. For more Room 221. For more information, and gerontology will be hosting a information contact the SDC at contact Sherry at 206-7599. speaker, Dr. Fernando Torres-Gil 924-SPIN. A'T SAN 0SE STAIE \Am ';44 WENS ritAtrs.4-torc..2 A esstAPV-(q1 from noon to 1 p.m. in the C,ITT04.1 11RATolk-rerg,d4 PRoqiUstA ValiES 'fey Human Resource Management Umunhum room in the Student WEDNESDAY , Wit."1631" t1051. C.4(4ItRIC-14T RkAlt Association Union. For more information con- Lis CAI ’fhv MINS HR Managment Association tact Nancy Hikoyeda at 924-2938. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry presents Michelle Archuletta of Daily Mass will be held at the Corona Systems 7:30 p.m. in the School of Art and Design SJSU CCM Chapel located at Guadalupe room in the Student The School of Art and Design 10th and San Carlos streets next Union. For more information con- will be having student galleries to Robert's Bookstore. Mass times tact Melissa Shoemake at 378- and art exhibitions through Friday. are 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday 1913. The exhibition will run firom 10 and at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Sunday. For more information SJSPIRIT.ORG Industrial Studies buildings. For contact Sister Marcia at 938-1610. tat% cooc 41,.. pv9, sun' SJSPIRIT is offering meditation more information contact Bill or stektr.1,4c, , eon., lizArmAls A.4 and meditation instruction from 4 Nicole at 924-4330. Department of Nutrition and M-Tc4A t bes-r rr -\) p.m. to 5 p.m. at 484 E. San Food Science Fernando St. For more informa- School of Art and Design Try the latest in body fat testing: ANc.NC7 kifv-T IT siNIS TRAT F I( 4 1 Tuesday night lecture series: Bioelectric Impedance. Tuesdays tion contact Chaplain Roger at It.icesit CANN ol Design historian jack Williamson from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. and AbOltess) mme_ el DAY t seer 4 605-1687. k:(ov \C-4.1E1.%1 will discuss how a study of design Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. terect 4.e ts CPAY45 4 SJSPIRIT.ORG history contributes to the educa- in Central Classroom building I. Y104.141 Spiritual Explorers: A spiritual tion of the studio art or design Room 221. For more information, ,e441' discussion group. From 5 p.m. to 6 student. Lecture runs from 5-p.m. contact Sherry at 206-7599. s. p.m. at 484 E. San Fernando St. to 6 p.m. in the Art building, For more information contact Room 133. For more information SJSPIRITORG Chaplain Roger at 605-1687. contact Jo Hernandez at 924- SJSPIRIT is offering meditation 4328. and meditation instruction from 4 I `-siS );,11": p.m. to 5 p.m. at 484 E. San IA S.1.5k) Career Center The Career Center %sill be taking School of Art and Design Fernando St. For more informa- tion contact Chaplain Roger at o k. Lisle. se Aviiki 14-_`( IT SPets. drop-in appointments from 1:30 The School of Art and Design "cArtew casiritiret* having student galleries 605-1687. sste. t, Vb4. c.AtePv(s. p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Building F For will be U.r cyoc_lt %WRVS AP,1 more information contact the Career and art receptions from 6 p.m. to Camese. Resource Center at 924-6031. 8 p.m. in the Art and Industrial

SPARTAN DAILY ADVISERS Mack Lundstrom and Jan Shaw, News; Dennis Dunleavy, OPINION PAGE POUCY I ReAticts are encouraged to express themselves on the Opinion page with a letter to the editor. Photojournalism; Tim Burke, Production Chief; Clyde Lawrence, Advertising ANNA BAKALIS Executive Editor A letter to the editor is a 200-word response to an issue or a point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. DRAY MILLER Managing Editor STAFF WRITERS i Saadia Malik, Robert Meredith, Kristin Schwarz, Melinda A viewpoint is the same as a letter to the editor, except it is a 400-word response MIKE CORPOS Opinion Page Editor Latham, Laura Buckingham, Kristina Mendoza, Bryn Graziano, Karen to an issue or point of view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily. CHRIS GIOVANNETTI Sporty Editor Imamura, Anne Ward, Femando Croce, Julian Ramos, Devin O'Donnell, Trisha Submissions become property of the Spartan Daily and may be edited for clari- BEN AGUIRRF.jR. 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ANDREA SCOTT Production Editor Loretta Gibson, Anthony Reginato, bavid Bitton Edtiorials are written by, and are the consensus of the Spartan Daily editors, not THE SPARTAN DAILY i ONE WASHINGTON SQUARE SAN JOSE, CA the staff. JUAN LOREDO Advertising Director Published opinions and advertisements do not SDAILYMMC.5150.E01.1 necessarily reflect the views of the 95192 1(408) 924-3281 Spartan Daily , the School ofJournalism and Mass Communications, or SJSLI. SEPTEMBER VI 2002 I THE SPARTAN DAILY I NEWS PAGE 3 MEXiC01 Independence from Spain came 192 years ago MUSE I Small seminar classes allow interaction continuedfrom page 1 "I know that freshmen, or any stu- SJSU, could use eXtra help in diverse program - I dents at "This is such a writing papers - and if they met peo- really got to know people from walks interested in helping with before," ple who were of life I wasn't familiar them, it would be useful," she said. she said. "It has made me appreciate one of 100 MUSE semi- the differences we all have." Her class, nar courses offered, covers topics such The diversity represented by the as body image, food and the body, and mentors is something Steinberg said science and the body, according to the she values. course description. "The mentors are very diverse in The seminar classes are for first-year both their ethnic backfrounds and in students and are specially designed to terms of their majors, she said. "For help them gain the learning slci nec- me, that is an amazing experience." essary to get the most out of their Also a peer mentor, senior english education, according to the MUSE major Dijorn Moss said he has program's Web site. learned of talents he did not Icnow he The fact that each MUSE seminar had. enrolls just 15 students allows those "I've learned that I have a gift for enrolled to work closely with their communication with people and with professors and fellow classmates, getting people to listen to my ideas," according to the site. he said. Steinberg said she hopes that as History professor Mary Pickering more decorations go up in the center took advantage of die MUSE peer and the computers are installed in a mentor program's benefits by bringing few weeks, more people will come to her MUSE seminar class, "The Body the center even if they don't need to in History: A Global Perspective," to be mentored. the center. "Students can just come to hal out Pickering said she felt it was a great and do homework if they want, she way to introduce her students to what said. "If they get stuck on something, the center had to offer. a mentor is right there to help them." HOUSING I Six homes currently rented STANLEY KAO , DAILY STAFF Jorge Vain sings as Victor Manuel Vallin plays his guitarron, an instrument commonly found in Mariachi bands, in the Student Union continuedfrom page I recruitment when they bring them Amphitheater on Monday. They are members of Mariachi Jalisco de los Hermanos Vallin. have enough money to buy a home out of state," said the anonymous staff continuedfrom page 1 "Ellos lo tienen en su sangre y es Gregorio Mora-Torres, lecturer of Indigenous part was left out," Mora- here," he said. member. Belet, Lovell and the staff member all Mexico City. bueno que no se olviden de donde Meicican-American studies, brought Torres, said. Jonathan Lovell, a professor in the vicnen." Vallin said, which translated his class out to die amphitheater. Flores said that Gamma Zeta Alpha I English department, agreed with agreed that this housing arrangement "Ail that is missing is salsa, chips and will benefit SJSU faculty members. tequila would be nice," he said. to English is, "They have it in their "They wanted an hour; I gave them did attempt to make the event repre- Belet's sentiments. blood and it's good that they Catarino Vallin Jr., vocalist of not for- 15 minutes," Mora-Torres said. sentative of Indigenous culture. "I think the most difficult problem get where they come from." Mora-Torres said his Mariachi Jalisco, said he was pleased class, "We tried to get Aztec Dancers but facing teachers here is the cost of Zonia Santana, a sociology sopho- Comparative Latino Cultures in the several groups were booked for the day" Valley.Fine that his Mariachi was able to bring housing," he said. more, said the event was nice because Americans, related to the Mariachi's According to Flores, more events are Lovell started teaching at SJSU in Nails their music to San Jose State and even if they didn't like the music it presentation. scheduled for Cinco de Mayo, which proud that students 1987, and he said he could not afford Superior Quality remember their exposed Mexican culture to other "The Mariachi is a good representa- will commemorate the 1862 Mexican cultural roots. a house in San Jose back then. Gel Silk Acrylic people. tion of Mestizo culture but the battle against the French at Puebla. "I partially own a home right now Manicures PedicureS because I got married last year, and Airbrush Design my wife owned a home," he said. "I We Use Real Gel Not Powder assumed that I couldn't afford housing No complaints and expected to rent forever." M-F: 10-7 SAT.' 9-5 EVENT CENTER I from students An SJSU staff member, who wished to 48241 remain anonymous, said the new hous- 9575 continuedfrom page 1 Clear Channel Entertainment, the largest concert Powell mentioned that he does not think most stu- ing scheme will probably help only fac- We look fonvard to seeing you. promoter in the world, has an obligation to bring dents are aware of it. ulty members but not the staff workers. Location 2910 STFVENS CREkK BLVD 1206 He mentioned that there are no steps in the step- (across from Kant Of AIFKrICIA at Valley Fair" training classes. '" eight shows to the Event Center by early May, "I haven't really noticed," said Suneil Morwani, a He said this is because the staff are according to Cady. freshman majoring in finance. on the "lower end of the food chain" "Everyone is adapting even though this is not a r!C"'j 10% Discount typical situation," he said. It was previously knovm as Bill Graham Presents, Mona Lisa Medina, a junior majoring in psych.. l- in terms of positions at SJSU, and the According to Ted Cady, the Event Center director, the former major promoter at the Event Center. ogy and behavioral science, said going to concerts university is probably doing this to or One Free Gift Over the years, SJSU has featured many talents such outside campus was inconvenient. the economy's recession also contributes to fewer attract new tenured faculty (please bring coupon) as Sarah McLachlan, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen, "It is better when they have more concerts here "This is a new faculty enticement for events than before. the Beastie Boys and Prince. because there is no shuttle going to the Compaq "Since the downturn in the economy of Silicon "In my opinion, one of the more memorable shows Center," she said. "I don't think many people have Valley, our corporate business has been practically we've ever done is the MTV Campus Invasion, really noticed." nonexistent," Cady said. "I hope to see a come- which featured Wyclef Jean," Cady said. Powell said fewer concerts do not necessarily mean back." Old Cafeteria Buikling According to Mike Powell, the box office manag- fewer jobs. (next to Market Cofel He also mentioned how the tragedy of Sept. 11 er, no one has complained to the ticket office about "We still worlc at the ticket office from 10 a.m. to 5 slowed down the concert business the last year. a lack of shows, but students come and ask for lists p.m. each day," he said. 408 924 "Sept. 11 has not helped anybody," he said. "In 5950 of events. He also said they just began the master ticket out- www.sjsu edu/depts/sk fact, for months afterward, most bands from Europe "Right now we only have one concert posted, let, which means they now sell tickets to places and were reluctant to travel to the United States. Paul Rocio Durcal and Marco Solis," he said. "I wish we events such as Shoreline Amphitheatre and Sharks McCartnev was a big exception." had more events." games at the Compaq Center. confidence. Jury recommends death for neighbor stand tall in leadership with the Student life Center.

convicted of killing San Diego girl Lossems Lnellrsidp Emerging Leaders l'iepare for ertadership through this 3-credit course Add UNVS 096E MOW SAN DIEGO (AP) A jury courtroom to compose herself The He was convicted after a two-month special consideration for his work. Leadership U. Enhance communication skills with this workshop series death penalty deci- trial in which the defense suggested A 19-year-old woman the niece decided Monday that David foreman said the Pegister by September 23 Westerfield should get the death sion was tough for the jury. that Danielle's parents' spouse-swap- of one of Westerfield's ex-wives penalty for killing 7-year-old neighbor "Each person had to come to peace ping and marijuana smoking had put also testified that when she was about leadership Today :reate community during thiS 4-dos diversity retreat Danielle van Dam, the little girl who with that decision," he said. Danielle and her two brothers in dan- 6, she awoke one night to find Apply In October vanished from her bedroom in the first "Everybody had to go through that ger by opening their home to other Westerfield touching her and slipping in a string of high-profile child abduc- step that 'Holy Cow, this is real."' potential suspects. his fingers into her mouth. tions across the country this year. Danielle's parents, Brenda and But prosecutors pointed to what The van Dams took the stand to say sons, ages 6 and 9, have suf- Westerfield, a 50-year-old engineer, Damon van Dam, left without speak- they called a "smolcing gun": The girl's their two rifififTSTIFIMTSer shook slightly as the verdict was read ing to reporters. blood was found on one of fered emotionally because of their sis- and his mother began to cry in the Westerfield lived two doors away Westerfield's jackets and her hair was ter's slaying. One boy has outbursts of courtroom gallery. A defense lawyer from the van Dam family in an upper- in his bedroom. Investigators also anger and the other has reverted to &Aexiewee leaned over to her and said, "I'm so middle class suburb. The girl sold him found Danielle's blood, hair and fin- bed-wetting and baby talk, they said. sorry." Danielle's mother also wept Girl Scout cookies days before her g.erprints inside his motor home. The case had riveted San Diego nearby. abduction. Westerfield was also convicted of pos- since the abduction, with local televi- eari&oty, Westerfield had faced either execu- Danielle was last seen on Feb. 1, sessing child pornography. sion and radio stations broadcasting tion or life in prison without parole for when her father put her to bed in her During the penalty phase, defense gavel-to-gavel coverage. News of killing Danielle in February. Despite second-story bedroom, decorated in attorneys sought to portray the defen- VVesterfield's conviction prompted the jury's recommendation, Superior her favorite colors, pink and purple. dant as a family man who has con- applause and cheers outside the court- tEzak arttfh"a Court Judge William Mudd has the Her nude body was found nearly a tributed to society through his patent- house, though it was quieter this time. option of sentencing Westerfield to month later along a road outside the ed design work on devices used in Outside court, Joy Villanicencio gri- "Finally, a the life sentence Nov. 22. city, too decomposed to deterrnine the medicine and other fields. maced as she thought about the jury's stylish North Indian restaurant in "Today, justice was done for Danielle cause of death or svhether she had Westerfield had no prior felony recommendation. "I'm against the downtown San Jose. Excellent Service" van Dam, justice was done for her been sexually assaulted. record and played an active role in the death penalty," she said. "But then, it family," San Diego County District Westerfield became a suspect early lives of his children and close friends, wasn't my daughter." *** 1/2 -San Jose Mercury News Attorney Paul Pfingst said. on after investigators learned he was at Feldman said. "He's a good man but The slaying preceded other frighten- the same bar as Danielle's mother and for one three-day weekend of terror," ing abductions this year, including tinder California law, all death I penalty cases are automatically two of her girlfriends the night the he said. those of Elizabeth Smart in Utah, All You Can Eat 1 rNEW appealed. girl vanished. Ile also left on a trip in Prosecutor Jeff Dusek noted Samantha Runnion in Orange County I ma ma ire ging Defense attorney Steven Feldman his motor home early the next day aa Westerfield's two ex-wives did not and Cassandra Williamson in said he was disappointed and he criti- police and volunteers searched the testify on his behalf, and he ridiculed Missouri. Samantha and Cassandra I 7 cloys a week i 00 am - 30 Pr ILEvent Sundt yr 5 CO.rn 9 ODEj cized the death penalty. But he told neighborhood. the notion that the engineer deserved were killed; Elizabeth remains missing. reporters: "We will not appeal the case on the streets of San Diego through Lunch Mon-Sun 11 am - 2.30 pm the media." 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The TV vol- The San Jose Bar and Grill's name is not the ume is turned off, and classic rock and top 40 only original idea behind the posh bar and hits play along with the sports on the screen. restaurant that opened last month on South The environment promotes comfort and Second Street in downtown San Jose. style by incorporating contemporary furniture and lighting into the soft, earth-tone color scheme and classic architecture of the room. "It's really laid out well," said Joe Cordoza, a REVIEW first-timer at the bar. "It's open and airy and relaxing." According to one of the owners, so is the con- J. Brant Carson, a regular at the ba,r and grill, cept. said it offers at least three amenities. 'We wanted to bring a litde Las Vegas or "Women, cocktails and fun," Carson said L.A. to San Jose," said Dave Powell, one of the with a smile. three owners. "There aren't any upscale places He said he enjoys the atmosphere, but the downtown." majority of the crowd is between 21 and 35, an Powell said he and co-owners Tony Beers age group, he said, that is a little too young for KRIS HOLLAND DAILY STAFF and Dave Zulaica are all veterans of the bar him. Gene Day, Dan Climent and Gary Goldhavvk (left to right) enjoy beer and conversation at the scene. According to Powell, the Voodoo Lounge San Jose Bar and Grill last Friday evening. Beers and Powell also own San Jose's Voodoo pulls in the 21 to 25-year-old crowd, and he Lounge and Zulaica is the former owner of and the other owners would like the bar and with tables and chairs. Although Lint's children may not be able to Strada, a downtown bar and restaurant located grill to establish a more professional clientele. The patio's downhill slant makes for a less- enjoy the drink specials, he said he has. just around the corner from the San Jose Bar "We want the doctors and the lawyers to than-comfortable stay, forcing patrons to bal- "The bloody mary's are well-stocked and and Grill. come in for happy hour," Powell said. "We know what we're doing," Powell, a San As its name implies, the bar and grill not Jose State University alumnus, said. "And, we only offers a fully stocked bar but boasts a love what we do." menu ranging from beer-battered onion rings The bar and grill is a fiision of yuppie and and mini-hamburgers called SJ Sliders, to a The bar and grill is a fusion of yuppie and jock jock - Prada pumps meet Reebok runners. rosemary chicken sandwich and a garden It's a place where the Silicon Valley business- burger. - Prada pumps meet Reebok runners. man can drink a martini while sitting next to a The least expensive sandwich is $8 and most college student drinlcing a beer. of the appetizers are about $5. This may be a What is Synergy? We It's a place where the nouveau riche can let little steep for some, but worth it is for those ance themselves on the bar's long-legged well-made, and Monday night football is are a College group loose after a few Cape Cods, and the older who would like to get quality food while sit- chairs. eiccellent," Lint said. that believes the sum is sports fanatic can watch. ting at a bar. Outside seating does give the street a kind of Lint said he is planning on visiting the bar The owners took advantage of the rectangular A single shot drink costs between S4 and $6, European flare, however, by bringing the cele- next time he's in town because of its lively 9reater than it's shape of the mom by placing tables and chairs in depending on the quality of alcohol. Their spe- bration of consumption to the street. atmosphere and close proximity to hotels. individual parts. the front and back of the roughly 80- foot long cialty drink, a fruity rum concoction, costs an A breakfast buffet and discounts on bloody After being open just a few weeks, the San Meaning that as we room and an island bar in the middle. extravagant $10. mary's attract crowds Sunday mornings, Jose Bar and Grill is already the place to be for According to Powell, the island bar created Smokers and non-smokers can co-exist Powell said, when the bar opens at 9 a.m. those who were bom after 1970. For those meet together as a funcfionality and increased volume. thanks to an outside patio that extends from Monday night is reserved for football and a who enjoy people watching, this is the place to body of Christ, we are "We're able to service people all-around," the inside seating area onto the street. buffet that offers specialty food, such as sirloin get their fix of intoxicated young women greater than when we Powell said. "Everyone can see everyone." Sliding glass doors slide right into the wall to steak. attempting to walk in four-inch heels. are not united. We Yellow droplights form symmetrical rows on create an open atmosphere, Powell said. Matt Lint, a San Diego resident who was The San Jose Bar and Grill is located at 85 the long sides of the bar, floating directly above The outside patio, which is enclosed by an recently in town on business, said his teenage South Second Street at San Femando and is meet at Lincoln Glen high-backed chairs like thouzht bubbles in a elastic strap similar to those used to create lines kids would sal the San lose liar and Grill is open from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Church on Monday cartoon. in movie theatres and banks, is jam-packed "off the hook. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Sundays. nights at 7:30. You can get all the info you The Spartan Daily need at IS'OPSHORTS: Women in pop remain strong and passionate www.portnerinchrist.com In Jesus Name. prove something to kr audience some fans looking for original materi- Since 1934 through her lyrics, almost as if She's al. To these fainiliar songs, she arkg a (408)2457-3663 shouting, "Look at me! I'm angry, and twist that only a live performance can I'm on top!" put on a song. Overall, the CD itself contains some Upon hearing these two discs for nice beats that one would find worthy the first time, I was reminded imme- tentliolohai:TATiall of dancing to at a party or droppin' diately of DiFranco's 1997 release their top to and cruisin' down the "Living In Clip," yet another double street. disc live album. It also contains cameos from the To make matters worse, some of the EWA big boys themselves, such as Stion same songs included on "Living In Dogg and Nate Dogg in "Hey Y'all, Clip" can be heard within the bound- as well as Jadakiss and Styles of the aries of "So Much Shouting, So hop LOX in "Double R What." Dr. Dre Much Laughter." also produces two songs on "Eve- Ani Difranco Aside from the need for a little olution." So Much Shouting, So Much Laughter more variation in the organization of (Pind your Eve The album's second single, Righteous Babe her albums past and present, Eve-olution "Satisfaction," is to be released soon, DiFranco's lyrical talent continues to rhythm.) Interscope Records but it hardly compares to her work Ani DiFranco's self-respecting, self- astound. Her use of metaphors is an with Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg, starting, personality breaks through intelligent way to covertly relate per- Eve, once again, proves she is tough which deserves to get radio play. the glass ceiling once again on her lat- sonal experiences without spoon- aging! ni enough to rap with the big boys. On Eve's 1999 album, "Let There est live double album, "So Much feeding her audience exactly what had Although she isn't the first female Be Eve," Eve proved that songs such Shouting, So Much Laughter." happened or is currently happening rapper to grace hip-hop, Eve proves as "Love Is Blind" could be promising While she retains the image of the to her. her hardcore, East Coast rap still car- with a remix, as she did with Faith incredibly strong woman that has A perfect example of this is "Rock ries her beats and rhymes on her third Evans. One song that would be great attracted her large fan base over the Paper Scissors." album. as a remix on "Eve-olution" would be years, this may be one of the few DiFranco sweetly emotes her lyrics "Eve-olution," whose first released "Let This Go," where Eve's excep- problems with the otherwise glorious as if she's having a personal conversa- single, "Gangsta' Lovin," features tional rapping tells the story of a girl DiFranco: a main necessity in count- tion with everyone who listens to the Grammy award- winning Alicia Keys, trying to get out of a bad relationship. less artists' long-term success and album. When she sings, "at the reached number two on the Billboard Women artists such as Destiny's mass appeal is their collective ability Icitchen table/taking shots of resigna- charts and continues to grace the air- Child, Pink or Claudette Ortiz from to evolve. tion," in this song, it sounds lilce 290 South 7th St waves. City High would be powerful choices While DiFranco's latest disc is as something that you were there to wit- Event Center Track two begins the feel of the CD as background singers for the track. bleeding-edge-personal, painful and ness. Room 1014 with "What," featuring Truth Hurts exotic as her others, it also can't help Eve's rapping on "Eve-olution" is DiFranco does a remarkable job CC/1017E40-40 and fulfills the angry atmosphere in exceptional, but her music sounds bet- but remind listeners of every piece of with keeping her music personal and which Eve wants her audience to per- ter when she teams up with someone work she has produced in the past. honest. She is a perfect example of a www.statravel.com ceive. She's a female who doesn't put else on her tracks. In some cases, she has included star who hasn't let the industry touch up with anyone's crap. songs that have been on other her. onon .3. on THE pmone >, on CAMPU/ yr on THE /TREET It seems as if she is still trying to --Kristina Mendoza albums, which might be excessive to --Allison M. Foley 'Barbersho ' comed to s box office Sunday, followed by distribution stu- '900C," Sony, 41.3 million, 2,771 tions, $806, $102.5 million, 10 weeks. LOS ANGELES (AP) - dio, gross, number of theater loca- locations, 81,194, 5135.4 million, six 17. "Possession," Focus Features, "Barbershop," the comedy starring Ice tions, average receipts per location, weeks. 8773,532, 619 locations, $1,250 aver- Cube as the reluctant owner of his late total gross and number of weeks in 9. "Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost age, $9 million, five weeks. How will father's haircutting business, buzzed release, as compiled Monday by Dreams," Miramax, $2.7 million, 18. "Undisputed," M i ram ax, its ways to the top of the weekend box Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. and 2,493 locations, $1,100 average, $77.4 $611,016, 823 locations, $742 aver- you score? office with its $20.6 million debut. Nielsen EDI Inc. are: million, six weeks. age, $11.8 million, four weeks. The film's success surprised some 1. "Barbershop," MGM, $20.6 mil- 10. "Austin Powers in Goldmember," 19. "The Bourne Identity," Take a FREE practice test and find out! Hollywood observers because box lion, 1,605 locations, $12,852 average, New Line, 31.9 million, 1,811 loca- Universal, $504,675, 463 locations, office receipts had been in a recent lull $20.6 million, one week. tions, $1,024 average, $209.6 million, S1,090 average, $119.5 million, 14 following a summer full of block- 2. "My Big Fat Greek Wedding," eight weeks. week.s. busters. IFC Films, $10.8 million, 1,764 loca- 11. "Spider-Man/Men in Black 2," 20. "The Master of Disguise," Sony, Saturday, September 21 "Finally we had an up weekend," tions, 86,107 average, $110.4 million, (double feature), Sony, $1.4 million, 8460,890, 687 locations, $671 aver- San Jose State University said Paul Dergarabedian, president of 22 weeks. 1,670 locations, 8842 average, $4 mil- age, $38.8 million, seven weeks. box-office tracker Exhibitor 3. "One lour Photo," Fox lion, two weeks. GMAT 9am - 12pm MCAT 12pm - 3pm in large part Searchlight, $8 million, 1,212 Relations. "It's due loca- 12. "The Good Girl," Fox GRE 9:30am - 12:30pm DAT 12:30pm 3:30pm because the film was well received by tions, $6,606 average, $14.6 million, Searchlight, $1.3 million, 669 loca- critics and Ice Cube has a following four weeks. tions, $1,879 average, SI 1.7 LSAT 10am - lpm NCLEX 3pm - 5pm I and he has crossover appeal." 4. "Swimfan," Fox, 86.05 million, six weeks. TOEFL lpm - 4pm The film, distributed by MGM, is a 2,860 locations, $2,116 average, $19.7 13. "Blue Crush, Universal, $1.1 mil- warmhearted comedy that filled a void million, two weeks. lion, 1,376 locations, 88.35 average, among moviegoers, Dergarahedian 5. "Stealing Harvard," Sony, $6.04 $38.9 million, five weeks. said. million, 2,366 locations, S2,553 aver- 14. "fear dot com," Warner Bros., Call 1-800-KAP-TEST to reseve your seat today! "There really hasn't been an urban age, $6.04 million, one week. 8982,450, 1,548 locations, 3635 aver- Whim film in a while to fill that niche," he 6. "Signs," Disney, $5.4 million, age, 812.2 million, three weeks. 5 78 ea tor 50 (itnnt. said. "This film came along in a mar- 3,051 locations, $1,772 average, S213 15. "Serving Sara," Paramount, 4.99 ea for 100 rIEA ketplace that was devoid of any urban million, seven week.s. S969,410, 1,908 locations, $50/3 aver- 14061 6167700 NTHRY SJSU Chapter films and really took advantage of it." 7. "City by the Sea," Warner Bros., age, 815.9 minion, four weeks. I ( onunerr of St lif?Af'l The top 20 movies at North $4.9 million, 2,575 locations, S1,888 16. "Road to Perdition," Sunnyvale (A 94086 American theaters Friday through average, $16.7 million, two weeks. DreamWorks, $913,725, 1,134 loca- witv.cpsirts.com. tat 14011)61107771 Test prep, admissions and guidance. For life. / MEW

SEPTEMBER 17, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT PAGE 5 Sensuous 'Pleasure Faire' brings back romantic era By Bryn Graziano "God save the Queen" is shouted over Daily Staff Wraer the flurry of fair activity. Her majesty's entourage of noblepersons process The sights, sounds and aromas of before her while footmen carry her on Shakespearean life await all who enter a "litter" or velvet chair. into this close-up view of Elizabethan Lord Lady Earl, played by Thena England in all its splendor. MacArthur of Berkeley, said she After a five-year search, the "attends upon the Queen each day as Renaissance Pleasure Faire and part of her Court, seeking favor from Artisans Marlcet have found a new her." home twelve miles east of Gilroy, in MacArthur has been with the fair Hollister. The fair celebrated the for the past 18 years. She loves its his- opening of its 36th year on Saturday tory and the oppommity to find com- with a cmwd of spirited fairgoers. panionship with the other players. The rambling 20-acre forest has "I meet new people every day," been magnificently transformed into MacArthur said. "I love to play dress an interactive re-creation of jolly old up:' England in the 16th century, where Merchants in costume tents boast a nearly 10,000 visitors per day are large variety of period clothing, such immediately immersed in the culture as elaborate royalty attire, middle class of the times, according to Shannon frocks and simple peasant wear. Damnavitz, deputy general manager On Saturday, about two-thirds of of the fair. the participants who attended were Attend a rousing joust, cheer for a decked out in period attire while the swashbucklinif swordsman, swing an remainder of visitors wore street axe at a bull s-eye or haggle with a clothes. feisty fishwife. April Smith and John Palanca from For the wee ones, activities include San Francisco were first-time visitors acting in the Fairytale Theater, enjoy- to the fair and part of a group of 30 ing story time at the Jesters Grove, friends who were dressed in a rainbow swinging in the eight-person swing or of velvet, sillc and leather, representing visiting animals at the petting zoo. peasants, knights and rwalty. They Reigning Queen Elizabeth I, in prepared in advance for their visit. search of relief from the heat and "My mom made all 30 of our cos- stench of London in the 1500s, would tumes just for the fair," Smith said. travel to outlying towns and shires, Fashion choice dictates social class mingle with the townspeople and par- among fairgoers. These class differ- ticipate in their harvest festivals, ences are acted out by the nearly 1,300 LORETTA GIBSON DAILY STAFF Damnavitz said. The fair recreates cast members, according to these unique celebrations. Damnavitz, who have completed a "Andrew, Prince of Denmark," jousts with his opponent "Sir William DeBracy" at Saturday's 5 p.m performance of "The Royal Joust." The "We do our best to transport the four-weekend workshop to prepare for Renaissance Pleasure Faire is being held this year at Casa de Fruta in Hollister. fair's yarticipants to that time and their roles. ters offer many surprises. Scantily foods and savory treats add to the Reasonably priced celtic jewelry, floral lively and imaginative. Damnavitz has place, Damnavitz said. "We go to They are taught the "basic fair clad wenches in cleavage-producing ambiance of the fair, such as toad-in- garlands, period hats, mystic art, experienced first-hand the fantasy and great pains to keep everything as his- accent," which is their version of con- bustlers spend time flirting with the hole, turkey ler, steak on a stake, shimmering crystals and leather historical significance of the fair. torically accurate as possible." versational Elizabethan and then townsmen who drink ale from silver shepherd's "pye and fish and chips. footwear can be found in one of the "It draws a wonderful audience," Damnavitz and her husband Jan, the taught about how to develop a charac- goblets. Exotic belly dancers captivate Fine berries in beaten cream, shish many merchant tents. Damnavitz said. "There really is fair's general manager, have been "fair ter, which can be a structured role large chanting audiences. kabob, short bread and ice cream are Roving minstrels, harpists and wiz- something for everyone." brats" since they were children and requiring a tryout. Training is com- Public floggings occur hourly, and more menu items. All food items are ards entertain passing visitors and The fair will be open Saturdays and have been involved in the day-to-day plete after costume design and public displays of affection are plenti- priced between S2 and S6 from the a crowd-pleasing sideshows offer a Sundays through Oct. 20. Hours are operations of the fair for the past eight approval, the final step in the process. ful, especially as the day wears on and la carte menu. A sit- down, feast-style glimpse of medieval life. "10 in the mom til 6 in the eve." If years. The performers are then ready to wine and ale has been flowing. meal is also offered for S12.50, which J. Paul Moore plays Prospro, court leaving during the middle of the day, The fair began 40 years ago in begin their work at the fair. Aromas abound as you follow the includes ribs, game hen, salad and a magician to the Duke of Milan, and be prepared to battle large crowds. southern Califomia as an educational The lively conversation, cheering meandering, shade-lined .pathway variety of other side dishes. has been portraying characters at the The pathway leading through the fair program for children in which history crowds and public merriment bring through the fair. Your sense of smell is Ales are available, as well as domes- fair for many years. has one entrance and only one exit. could be brought to life, according to many visitors back year after year, who ticlded by the fragrance of strings of tic and imported wines and fruit- "I've played Sir Franths Drake and Adults are $18.50; children (5-11) Damnavitz, where it caught on as an are also invited to join in and play rose petals, rich aromatic incense and infused hard ciders. Drinks are rea- Robin Hood, among others, over the past S7.50; arid children under 5 are free. annual tradition. along, being reminded to "play fair." a variety of delectable foods whose sonably priced and range from S3.50 35 purs," Moore said. "It's Feat fun." Seniors, students and military, with Each afternoon, at "half past one," a Cast members engage in spirited con- scents drift in from the beer garden to 85.50 a glass. The grandeur of the fair s pageantry ID are S15. For more information, Queen's court procession can be wit- versations with visitors, encouragin6 and food court. Nearly 150 artisans both create and is unforgettable, the participants are visit the Web site at www.REN- nessed moving through town and each one to "eat, drink and be merry. A variety of nearly 100 Filropean peddle their wares at the faire. provocative and the entertainment is FAIR.com or call (800)52-FAIRE. Visually, the village's colorful charac-

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Game time is Adidas Bay Area Classic Poggio had the only shot on goal, as ill St. Clair said that above all the team set for 7 p.m. third annual Adidas opposed to the Dons' four. needs to continue to focus on the As for the women's soccer tearn, Hosted by SJSU this season since USF held a 10-3 advantage in same thing they have been trying to SJSU has one win (all games at Spartan Stadium) Bay Area Classic shots, and although Spartans had 91sT MINUTE from the beginning: staying healthy. Sunday afternoon's game against seven corner kicks, San Francisco's NOTEBOOK "In all my years I've never encoun- Washington State Cougars, which Friday: defense neutralized several Spartan tered so many injuries," St. Clair said. gave the Spartans their fourth loss of By Devin O'Donnell chances. minutes and expect to put anything "Within the first two games we lost the season. Nevada vs. UC Santa Daily Staff Writer SJSU sophomore Eddie together." three of our starters, our starting The Spartans next game will be a Dominguez (0-2) recorded his sec- goalie is out for the season, and we Friday, Sept. 20 match up with the Barbara, 5 p.m. Jose State University men's Late in the first half, USE midfield- The San ond loss of the season, allowing two , er Gabe Sturm had shot from 30 have a number of others playing a full University of Vermont in the Bay soccer team capped off a tough week- goals and malting two saves. game with some real knocks. Right Area Classic, game time is 7 p.m., at SJSU vs. Vermont, of San yards out, deflecting off the crossbar end by losing to University Much of the loss, however, may be corner, scoring now our health situation is borderline Spartan Stadium. The team will also Francisco in a 2-0 shutout on Sunday into the upper right 7:30 p.m. attributed to a red card issued for the Dons' first goal of the night. desperate," St. Clair said. play UC Santa Barbara the following night at Negoesco Stadium. rough play to Spartan defender The Spartane loss dropped their Sunday, Sept. 22. Sunday: second "They got a very fortunate goal," St. Sunday night's game was the Richard Halvorsen in the ninth tried to get the equal- record to 2-3-0, while USF moved up Last season, the Spartans snapped a SJSU lost by putting in a goal in Clair said. "We time minute of the match, which gave izer." to a 3-2-0 record. five-game losing streak with a 3-1 Nevada vs. the final minutes against themselves. USF the upper hand for the majority come, however. The SJSU men's soccer team play victory over Gonzaga University in In Friday's game against Alabama A The equalizer didn't 11 a.m. of the game with a one-man advan- Instead, SJSU sealed their fate when the next three games on the road. the competition's final game. Vermont, 8c M, SJSU lost in the final minutes tage. accidentally put The next home game is on Sept. 29 of overtime to its own goal. a Spartan midfielder SJSU vs. UC Santa "We were short a man the whole in USF's second goal with four min- and is scheduled to host Loyola *The 91st Minute' is the Spartan Although SJSU had more comer game," said SJSU head coach St. game. Marymount. The Spartans face Daily soccer notebook. It appears opportunities on Sunday night, utes left in the Barbara, 1:30 p.m. kick Clair. "You can't do that for ninety "One of our midfielders had passed another Bay Area rival this Thursday Tuesdays. Jones, Pauley honored Eagles overcome riot, Redskins for Monday night win LANDOVER, Md. (AP) An per spray to break up a riot in the "Whenever you see your teammates and Washington's only touchdown impressive offense was on display for stands. The Eagles players scattered coming out on the field and pretty came on Jacquez Green's 90-yard punt by WAC in Stanford loss Steve Spurrier's first Monday night from their bench onto the field. They much grabbing their throats or cover- return in the second quarter. game and it belonged to the other and fans in the stands,on that side of ing their nose, it's a pretty tough situ- It was Spurrier's worst defeat as a The last time an SJSU club played a team. the stadium were holding their noses ation," McNabb said. "I've never been coach since a 62-24 loss to Nebraska Spartan volleyball Big Ten opponent was Sept 12, 1992, Donovan McNabb threw two with concerned looks on their faces in a part of anything like that. It's a first in the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2, 1996, and when the Spartans defeated the touchdown passes, ran for another and a time when people are so worried for me, it's probably a first for Monday it didn't matter who the quarterback team goes 2-1 at University of Minnesota at the threw for 292 yards as the about security. night. Hopefully, it doesn't happen was. Danny Wuerffel played the sec- Metrodome. Philadelphia Eagles routed the After a brief conference between ref- again." ond half after Shane Matthews left TCU Invitational Current Illinois head coach Ron Washington Redslcins 37-7. eree Bob McElwee and a uniforined The Eagles defense didn't allow a the game with a bruised shoulder on Turner was the SJSU coach when the The game was stopped briefly in the officer, play resumed after a delay of touchdown. The best Redskins drive the Redskins last offensive play of the Spartans knocked off the Golden fourth quarter when police used pep- about five minutes. reached Philadelphia's 35-yard line, first half, and didn't fare any better. Daily Staff Report Gophers. Monday's honor was the second San Jose State University football Defensive Player of the Week award safety Gerald Jones and wide receiver for the SJSU program this season. Charles Pauley were named Westem Linebacker Luke La Herran won the Athletic Conference Defensive Player award for the week ending Sept. 2. of the Week and Special Teams Player University of Nevada quarterback of the Week, as announced by the Nate Threadgill earned WAC league office in Englewood, Colo., on Offensive Player of the Week honors. Monday. The senior was 28-for-37 passing for 410 yards and four touchdowns in the Wolfpack's 31-28 upset of No. 24 Young University. Brigham Wanna go to the Biggest _ SPARTAN Volleyball ROUNDUP Nobel, Pizzo pace SJSU The San Jose State University vol- Jones hauled in three interceptions leyball team completed the Texas Christian Invitational with a 26-30, the Year? 63-26 loss at Stanford of in the Spartans Party University on Saturday. 30-27, 30-21, 30-25 victory over Pauley returned four Cardinal kicks Stephan E Austin University on for 186 yards, including a 97-yard Sanirday in Fort Worth Texas. .touchdown Kimberly Noble led the Spartans return in the with 21 kills and added six digs. 410 second quarter. Stephanie Pascucci and Fran Pozzi "I'm proud to each had 14 kills. have two play- Katherine Powers added five blocks. ers awarded Earlier in the day, Miami (Ohio) WAC Players University won the last two games of of the Week the match to honors," head defeat SJSU, coach Fitz Hill 28-30, 30-25, said. "Jones 27-30, 30-21 and 16-14. PAULEY helped keep us in the game." The Spartans Senior wide Jones was less defeated the

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