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By Katrbut Toranski develop an individual academic Staff Writer plan. The mentor also guides the design and completion of the Time is running out to apply research. for the McNair Scholars "I think it's a wonderful pro- Program. gram, and it permits people to The program was established have an opportunity they might by Congress in 1989 to prepare not have otherwise," said Aaron minority and low-income bache- Goldman, a history professor lor's degree students for gradu- who worked as mentor to a stu- ate schools and doctorate pro- dent. grams. For the research project, the According to Connie Baker, scholars get a $2,400 stipend. director of the McNair Program Slater said the students also get at San Jose State University, to a chance to attend national con- qualify, an independent student ferences and symposiums relat- must be at least 24 years old and ed to their research and make make less than $12,075 a year. formal presentations about their For a dependent student study. under 24 years of age, the If a student has financial dif- income for a family of four can't ficulties and might be unable to be more than $24,000 a year. attend a conference, the pro- target stu- gram will help the student. 'These programs Chris Riley/ Spar tan Daily dents who live in poverty and The SJSU program has 30 try to improve their status," students. Every semester, when June ly works on a castle structure complete with a dragon as taught by Stan Welsh, and the project is designed to help students Baker said. The Civil Rights Act a student from the program part of a Beginning Ceramics slab cylinder project. The class is learn form and technique. of 1964 is the basis for the pro- graduates with a bachelor's gram which provides equal degree, a new student is admit- opportunity for minorities to ted to the program. work and study. According to Baker, there are The program was named about 10 spaces open this after Ronald E. McNair, an semester. She encourages stu- Yoga enlightens campus via video African-American NASA astro- dents to turn their applications naut who died in the 1986 in by the end of September. By (;inny White name, Sahaja, meaning spontaneous, and Another believer is Matthew Malley of Challenger space shuttle explo- The application is 16 pages ',raft mer yoga, meaning union with one's self. Self- the musical group Counting Crows. He says sion. long and the applicant needs a realization, as explained by presenter Karan he experienced his self-realization for three McNair graduated from letter of recommendation from a Followers call it the second birth, enlight- Khurana, is attained through meditation months in 1987. North Carolina State University professor. enment and even the next step in the evolu- and the repetition of questions and state- "It was like a hammer out of the sky," with a bachelor of science degree Slater said there are more tion of human awareness. ments prescribed by founder Shri Mataji Malley said. in physics, and at the age of 26 applicants than spaces open, but Whatever the description. Sahaja Yoga Nirmala Devi. Malley said he has helped fellow band he earned his doctorate degree it's a great opportunity, so it is had an effect on the small group gathered in Self-realization is the spontaneous and members and some of the crew in attaining in laser physics from the worth trying. the Umunhum Room on the third floor of the effortless awakening of the kundalini. their self-realizations too. Massachusetts Institute of Carlos Sanchez, a McNair Student Union Saturday. Mataji said the kundalini is a pure desire "Artistic people feel it on an artistic level, Technology. program graduate, said that The meaning of this belief is found in its inside the person, a motherly and soothing but everyone can feel it," Malley said. "This The first requirement for the when the program started three spiritual energy which lies dormant in the is inside of you and it's active not just talk program is for the applicant to years ago he got a letter in the sacrum bone at the base of the spine. The or promises." be a first-generation college stu- mail, decided to apply for it and kundalini is a sort of antenna to the power Khurana said in order to spread peace dent who comes from a low- was accepted. behind blooming flowers, sprouting seeds throughout the world, it must be found for income family or a member of a Since then, he has worked and a baby growing in its mother "the oneself. group that is underrepresented with the program, and last May power of pervading Divine Love." "First you must anchor yourself," in graduate education. he finished his bachelor's degree "Meditation is the only way you can grow Khurana said. "Peace must be attained with The student also has to have in advertising. This semester he ... because when you meditate, you are in stability and balance before it can be spread at least 30 units completed, a started working on a master's silence," Mataji said in a videotaped presen- to others." Khurana emphasized the imbal- sophomore standing and a 3.0 degree in philosophy at SJSU. tation. "You are in thoughtless awareness. ance of a fast-paced world where commuting grade point average. "It (McNair Scholars Then the growth of awareness takes place." to work and stressing out about it consumes The students who are admit- Program) opened my eyes to the After Mataji led the group through the much of the day. ted to the program have to work opportunities," Sanchez said. meditation process on campus, Khurana "Once you have your peace, your self-real- on a research project either dur- In order to get the funding for asked that all who felt the cool breeze ema- ization, everything else is just along the ing the school year or summer. the program, SJSU needs to nating from the tops of their heads to raise way," Khurana said. Baker said the program renew its application every four their hands. Only a handful of the 20 in Believers say Sahaja Yoga is an ancient prefers students do research on years. Currently. Baker is work- attendance didn't feel it. secret that was passed only from guru to dis- a topic related to the area of ing on writing and submitting "It is quite normal for most, if not all ciple and not all of the disciples were able to their study. Baker said there is a the application to the Congress (first-time meditators), to feel something," attain the self-realization that Mataji claims lot of research done in most by Oct. 2. said Ursula Doring, who has been involved to bestow "en masse" around the world. graduate schools. The application has to outline with Sahaja since 1983. She holds a bache- "We have the Mother within ourselves, in "Research in most doctorate the need for the program, lor's degree in biology and is a long-time our hearts," Mataji said. "...if She is awak- programs is the core of the pro- include the plan of operation employee of United Airlines. Doring said she ened, She is going to look after us (and give gram," Baker said. and a description of the people had been suffering from a painful ulcer until us) all the protection that is needed." A McNair scholar has to who will be working with the she experienced self-realization while with a Mataji was born into a Christian family choose a faculty member as his program. friend. and is a direct descendant of the royal or her mentor. According to This year Baker will be sub- isalinthi Garza/ Spartan Dailv "It was like someone had threaded a nee- Shalivahana dynasty of India. Her parents Slater, a mentor has to do the mitting an application of about dle (in me)," Doring said. "I haven't needed were involved in India's Liberation academic advising for the stu- 150 pages describing the SJSU Colleen Gilligan sits with her palms open to any medication for that ulcer since." dents and help the scholar McNair Scholars Program. better channel tier flow of energy. See Yoga, page 5 New dean has Noble vision for social science departments By Canny White cal science, psychology, econom- ing courses, from remedial to specialized in comparitive poli- of time in Asia and especially the in the Philippines, wrote a book Staff Writer ics and more. Noble also recruits 100W courses for the majors, tics and Philippine politics and Philippines making her regular entitled "Organizing for students to the college. according to Denise Murray, taught a wide range of courses. research trips. Democracy," taught a semester Lela Noble, the new dean of Charles Darrah, chair of the chair of linguistics and language Noble served as associate aca- She has done research on in England and traveled in the College of Social Sciences, is anthropology department, says development. demic vice president for faculty Muslim separatist movements Europe. known by her colleagues for tak- that student recruitment by the The conimittee also has to affairs for 10 years, and returned ing teaching seriously. College of Social Sciences is rev- work very carefully on imple- to the political science depart- "She's the (one) I've talked olutionary because it is usually menting Executive Order 665 ment in 1996. with most about teaching," said done by the departments. which provides classes for stu- "She's a superb scholar and Leader 'Perry Christensen, chair of the "(Noble) wants people to per- dents without requisite writing an excellent teacher," Darrah political sciences department. ceive us as a college," Darrah skills. said. "Being dean is a perceived "Her concern about teaching said, adding that some colleges "The WRC has to grapple) with to be one of incredible power, but The sixth as engi- student writing Lela really has extended to her job as have an identity, such problems and really it is one of a lot of hard Noble dean in a lot of ways." neering and business, but social needs," Murray said, likening work and frustration." of an eight- Noble's duties as dean include science doesn't really have one. the situation to a "slippery eel." Christensen said Noble part series overseeing curriculum, deciding "She is finding ways to recruit "(Noble) has worked really always finds a way to put stu- profiling new which courses to offer, which students to the college as a hard to grasp it and make things dents and teaching on the agen- courses to discontinue and the whole," Darrah said. work," Murray said. das of college meetings. leaders of the cooperation of the departments She is also taking care of fac- Noble earned her master's "(Noble) is a great mentor to San Jose she said. ulty recruitment, retention and and doctoral degrees from Tufts students," Christensen said. within the college, State Noble said she is responsible promotion decisions. University in Massachusetts. "She is serious, but caring, and for the college's 10 departments, Noble is also on the universi- She joined the political sci- she wants everyone to succeed University Day which include studies of various ty-wide writing requirements ence tlepattinent at San .10-ie and be happy." Lola Noble ethnic groups, geography, politi- committee which oversees writ- State University in 1966, has Noble has spent a great deal

a Term limits relieve Elderly are often disgusted public deserted in nursing of career politicians homes by children man in room 24 AsNovember The approaches, the REALITY called me Maria. issue of term limits comes to the fore. He was in his mid-80s, Throughout American CHECK® waiting for his death in an history, term limits have elderly home just south of been a controversial Gilroy. issue. He was almost blind The Supreme Court and could only see silhou- decided that efforts by ettes of the people who states to impose term lim- came into his room. Maria its are unconstitutional was his daughter, the only 11. jIi thitoann and that only Congress daughter whose visit he could amend the waited for every single St it, 11 / Constitution. day. However, members of As a volunteer in the the U.S. Congress are care home, I went to his some of the very people who would be term-lim- room every day to refill his water pitcher. And ited out of office if the Constitution is amended. every day I had to disappoint him and tell him I In 1994, the 104th Congress failed twice to wasn't Maria. He died during my last year generate the two-thirds majority vote needed for there. the constitutional amendment even though the I never saw Maria. Republican majority declared term limits a pri- There are tons of horror stories about how the ority in their "Contract with America." elderly are abused by workers in care homes, but Those against term limits say they would we never really talked about how some people have a negative impact on democracy, because betray the elderly by leaving them there practi- experienced legislators would be kicked out of E-mail proves to be virtual barrel of laughs cally for dead. office and newcomers with little or no experi- Their sons and daughters have different rea- ence in dealing with bureaucracy would take McBeal isn't the only one with a "You're a Mexican-American if..." list, a sons for placing them in elderly homes. Maybe Ally over. They say that well-regarded politicians dancing baby. I've got one of my "You're from the ghetto if..." list as well as they have been inflicted with disease and are in with strong connections with their constituents own at home. a compilation of phrases and lines com- need of 24-hour supervision which their families back home would be forced out. The only difference is that my baby is monly dropped by men and their true simply can't provide, but they are still responsi- Detractors fear that term limits would take on a computer screen and not in my imag- meanings. ble for making sure that their needs are met away the people's right to choose their represen- ination. Unfortunately there can be a down properly in the care homes where we have tatives. My baby is only one of the many things side to the convenience and excitement of placed them. But in reality, career politicians are far worse I have collected through e-mail correspon- e-mail. With the possibilities of e-mail, Their children say this is for their own good, for democracy. dence, and I'm loving every minute of it. it's hard to revert to using regular old then leave them there and forget about them. Some of them would do almost anything to Reflecting on the days when I used to mail. They may put them in the best care homes with stay in office, including betraying their own con- get a letter in the mail once in a blue I've found myself wanting to write a the best health care they can provide, but all stituents by selling out to large, well-funded moon, I am so glad e-mail was invented. letter to a friend but instead opted to do that is worthless if the elderly are depressed interest groups, public action coalitions, and cor- There is so much more to getting e- otherwise. I tell myself I'll take the time because their sons and their daughters, whom porate lobbyists who have gobs of cash dripping mail than I ever imagined and luckily, the to e-mail a letter, but that never happens they have expected to love them through their from gold-plated political fangs, who make possibilities are endless. because my insecurities cause me to remaining days, have forgotten about them. promises of campaign contributions for The flow of e-mail is constant and it wimp out. Even the best health care could not save some favors, of course. only takes a simple, quick click to get It's hard to compose an e-mail letter elderly people who kill themselves because of Incumbents naturally have an advantage in there. containing my deepest thoughts and emotions when depression. an election because they have the ability to gen- Not only do I receive personal correspondence the tap of a wrong button can have me sharing life's The suicide rate among the elderly is ri,;ing erate media interest and can call press confer- from my friends, which allows me to keep in touch, intimate details with some loser. and comprises the highest in all age groups, ences whenever they want. but I'm also exposed to a plethora of thought-pro- This possible complication, along with getting according to the Center for Disease Control. The Voters tend to vote for incumbents, not voking, mature-themed and mind-expanding graph- junk mail (yes, it does exist with e-mail) are proba- suicide rate among Americans 65 and older is up because of the job they're doing, but because ics, political cartoons, video images and the like. bly the two major annoyances when dealing with 9 percent from 1980 to 1992, and the rising they recognize a name. This exposure contributes to making me a well- the modern version of mail. number is attributed to social isolation among Term limits are fair. rounded individual, but more importantly, it allows For the time being, I will use my e-mail for the elderly. They give everyone a chance to represent the me to laugh my ass off every time I check the silly laughter and fun and nothing more. Americans 65 and older only make up 13 per- people. stuff that has been e-mailed to me. As I sort through free offers for phone sex, a cent of the American population, but they According to the Washington Post, women The U.S. mail was certainly never this fun. picture of Mickey Mouse giving the bird, the account for 20 percent of all suicides. Between and minorities would have more of a chance to When's the last time anyone looked in their mailbox bare behind of a kilt -wearing Scottish man, a 1980 to 1992, almost 75,000 Americana age 65 be elected to office under term limits. and saw a baby doing Kung Fu moves, a "Got video of a man losing his pants and underwear to and older killed themselves. Elderly men com- If someone is doing a bad job, they will be Clinton?" image of Monica Lewinsky with a spin off an angry bull and an argument as to why Bert mitted 81 percent of those suicides. forced out of office when their term is complete. the milk mustache, a future picture of the "Friends" from 'Sesame Street" is evil, I will leave the People watch exposes on "20/20" and If they're doing a good job, they can always go on cast in need of a Weight Watchers program and an stress-filled real world behind for a carefree and "Dateline" and accuse health care workers of not and run for another government office. adult version of Tetris complete with sound effects? bizarre world in my e-mail box. giving the elderly adequate care. They accuse It is no real surprise that career politicians The fun doesn't stop there either. Side-splitting some health care providers of abusing the elder- don't want term limits. jokes come by the dozens, some of which are dirty ly left in their care. That means they might actually have to do and some of which are not. But the ungrateful children of the elderly are something worthwhile in office in order to be Also floating around somewhere in my e-mail so much worse than these so-called scums. Our elected again somewhere else. database are recipes for alcoholic beverages, a elderly took care of us when we were little. They Yvette Anna Trejo is the Spartan Daily Heidi Ortmann is a Spartan Daily cleaned our dirty diapers when we were too features editor Her column appears every Tuesday. staff writer young to take care of ourselves. Their not asking us to clean up and change their Depends for them in return. They're just asking for a little love and atten- tion and some sort of indication that we have not forgotten them.

SUNNYVALE Ngo Ito 1998 Lisa Marie F Arellano is a Spartan Daily staff writer

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Guadalupe Room and Co-op work- Daily Mass from 12:10 - 1235 shop at 12:30 p.m. in the Student Child Development Club p.m.,"Women of Faith" from 7 - Union's Almaden Room. For more First meeting at.11:30 a.m. in 8:30 p.m.and Faith Sharing, "How Lance Analla's letter to the need to remember that all cam- this unfortunate situation, as information, call (408) 924-6033. Sweeney Hall Room 410 and at the Bible was written" from 5 - editor ("Residence hall ele- pus elevators cost a lot of money well as the elevator repair man 3:30 p.m.in Central Classroom 6:30 p.m. at the Campus Ministry vator not exactly uplifting," and time to repair. who helped the individuals out SJSU Marketing Association Building Room 118. For more infor- Center located across from the resi- Sept. 16) was misleading and If you are trapped in an ele- of the elevator. Guest speaker will speak about mation, call Michelle at (408) 378- dence hall on the corner of 10th needs some clarification. Here vator, here are three sugges- My goal this year is to gradu- marketing in the computer network 8239 or Jennifer at (408) 287-6406. and San Carlos streets. For more are a few of the main causes of tions. First, press the "open" ally end the fear of living on industry from 4:30 - 6 p.m. in the information, call Ginny or Father most elevator malfunctions, button. Second, press the but- campus. I hope that I am one Student Union's Almaden Room. Sikm Student Association Bob at (408) 938-1610. Individuals willfully pry ton with the floor number that step closer to that goal with this For more information, call Andy at Second general meeting at 2 p.m. open the elevator doors for no you are stuck on. Third, use the letter. in the Student Union's Almaden Thursday (408) 559-8018. reason, block the elevator doors, University Police department call Room. For more information, abuse the elevator doors, press phone located inside the eleva- Brian Shirakawa School of Art and Design Gegen Singh at (408) 407-7900. Pre-Med Club Weekly meeting at 1:30 p.m. in too many buttons, or jump tor, which works even during a business administration Night lecture series: Robert which finance : Chiarito from AkBayan Club Duncan Hall Room 345. For more inside the elevators, power outage. 5 - 6 p.m. in the Art elevator functions However, I really appreciate Building Room 133 for more infor- Second general meeting at 330 information, call Pedrarn Sam damage the mation, call Andy at (408) 924- p.m. in the Student Union's Hajjarian at (408) 569-5490. and eventually render the ele- the praise given to Vince 4328. Student galleries art recep- Guadalupe Room. For more infor- vators inoperable. Students Acevedo for his reassurance in tions from 6 - 8 p.m. and student mation, call (408) 534-1140. SJSU Women's Rugby Club galleries art exhibits from 10 a.m Conditioning and weight lifting 4 p.m in the Art and Industrial Career Center from 7 - 8.30 a.m, in the gym in the Studies Buildings for more infor- Resume workshop at 12:30 p.m. Event Center. For more informa- Joint library censorship a possible non-issue mation Scott or Jenny at (408) 924- in the Student Union's Guadalupe tion, call Christina at (408)244- 4330 Room and interview workshop at 2 7494. p.m. in the Student Union's rp he Sept.16, Point/Counter- building is approved. were passed that pertained Catholic Campus Ministry Alamden Room. For more informa- Chi Pi Sigma Coed Criminal 1 point on censorship in the Yes, it is a relevant concern, only to public libraries and not Daily mass from 12:10 - 12:35 tion, call (408) 924-6033. Justice Fraternity joint library came at an oppor- but one that has been exten- to universities, then methods p.m. and RCIA: Faith and the expe- Open house from 10 a.m - 4 p.m. tune time for me - the day I sively discussed and essentially for implementing differential rience of God form 7 - 9 p.m. at the Re-Entry Advisory Program and barbecue from 12 - 3 p.m. for was teaching J.S. Mill's settled in the agreements and access to the Internet for city corner of 10th and San Carlos Brown bag lunch: Stress man- interested criminal justice majors "Liberty of Thought and resolutions already published users and university users streets, across from the residence agement with Kent McLaughlin and minors. Our house is located at Discussion." In Mill's theory, as well as those under negotia- would have to be adopted. halls. For more information, call from 12 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. in the 230 S. 10th Street. For more infor- proposal is mation, call (408) 998-8433. even false ideas must be tion. The joint library Ginny at (408) 938-1610. Student Union's Pacheco Room. For complex and raises many legit- more information, call Jane Boyd allowed to be freely and pub- The Memorandum of at (408) 924-5950. Catholic Campus Ministry licly discussed in order to Understanding (MOU) contains imate concerns on the part of SJSU Bodo Taijutsu Club a statement to protect intellec- faculty, staff, students, and the Martial arts practice and lesson Daily mass from 12:10 - 12:35 improve the certainty and qual- from 4 - 5 p.m in the Judo Room Lambda Sigma Gamma p.m. and Bible study Chapters 7 ity of those ideas which we hold tual freedom, and the commit- general public. These concerns located in YUH 202, all are wel- Multicultural Sorority and 8 of Luke from 7 - 9 p.m. at to be true. This theory has fre- tees studying the proposal have should be debated in the spirit come. For more information, call Pizza night at 6:30 p.m. in the the corner of 10th and San Carlos, quently been used to condemn been assured that the operating of Mill's theory, with propo- Garth at (408) 297-7646. Student Union's Music Room. For across form the residence halls. For censorship and uphold untram- agreement will elaborate on the nents and opponents utilizing more information, call Michele more information, call Ginny or meled freedom of expression. MOU by mandating uncen- the best available information VOICES Costa at (408) 297-1948. Father Bob at (408) 938-1610. But in order to make the the- sored access to all material in and framing that information First informational meeting ory work for the betterment of the library (including the reasonably and collegially. from 2 - 3 p.m. in Hugh Gillis Hall Episcopal Canterbury The Listening Hour society, Mill assumes that citi- Internet). Much of the information nec- in the Marie Carr Room. For more Community Erie Mills: Metropolitian opera zens will do intellectual battle If the city should change its essary for the university com- information, call Jayme Maltbie at Free dinner and discussion from singer performs works of Richard with those ideas which they current anti-censorship policy, munity to fully evaluate this (408) 924-5381 or 258-4074. 5:30 - 7 p.m. at the Campus Strauss, Charles Ives and Leonard believe to be based upon flawed it will not be allowed to apply proposal will not be available Ministry center at the corner of Bernstein from 12:30 - 1:15 p.m. assumptions, incorrect facts, or such a change to university until the proposed agreements Lambda Sigma Gamma 10th and San Carlos streets. inthe Music Building's Concert poor logic. users. are published. Muliticultural Sorority Everyone welcome. For more infor- Hall. For more information, call If they remain complacent, Of course, censorship as a We do know, however, that (408) 924-4631. Study night at 5 p m. in the mation, call Katherine at (408) apathetic, cynical, and simply matter of public law is conceiv- the issue of censorship has been Student Union's Umunhum Room. 275-1346 passes Le Cercle Francais allow infrrior arguments to cir- able - if the state such resolved in a way that maxi- For more information, call Michele culate undisputed, then free- a law that pertained to both mizes the protection of intellec- (408) 924-5381 or 258-4074. School of Art and Design Our first film of the Student galleries and art semester "Ms Vie en Rose," in dom of expression can backfire public and university libraries. tual freedom - an essential SJSU Mariachi Workshop exhibits from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in English with subtitles at 6 p.m. in badly. Such a law would threaten requirement of our academic Weekly instruction by profes- the Art and Industrial Studies Sweeny Hall Room 100. For more Therefore I must take issue us regardless of whether or not mission. sional mariachi musicians from 7 - buildings. For more information, information, call Jean -Luc Desalvo with the faulty assumption in we were housed in a joint 9:30 p.m. in the Music Building call Scott or Jenny at (408) 924- at (408) 924-4611, Wednesday's Point/Counter- library building. Kenneth Peter Room 213. Open to students and 4330. point columns that Internet But such a law also would no associate professor public, one unit credit. For more Career Center censorship will be at issue if the doubt be subjected to extensive political science information, call (408) 293-5950. Executive Council of Business Recruiting services workshop at proposal for a new joint library First-Amendment legal battles. Students ECBS 12:30 p.m. in the Student Union's If, on the other hand, a law Black Alliance for Scientists Fall rally from 11 am - 1 p.m. Amaden Room. For more informa- and Engineers on Ninth Street in front of tion, call 14081 924-6033. General body meeting at 6:30 Business Classrooms. For more Reed Show," couldn't get an acting job after the p.m in the Engineering Building information, call Shelly Reynolds SJSU Mriachi Workshop hit TV series ended in 1967. Mickey Rooney, at (408) 866-6627. Weekly instruction by profession- Room 358. For more information, another former child star, finally gave him some call Tim at (408) 297-0380. al mariachi musicians from 7 - Library Donation and Sales 9:30 p.m. Open to students and advice. Unit public. For more information, call "He came to my house, sat down in front of me Library Donation, and Sales you work Unit Ongoing book sales from 10 a m (408) 293-5950. and said, 'Paul, they're not going to let On going book sale from 10 - 3 p.m. in the Clark Library lobby for another 25 years. 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Freshmen are forced to step up, SPartanGCShorts Men's soccer make grade despite 58-3 beating Over the weekend, the sixth- ranked Spartans tied their own straight "I felt all right," said Arroyo, Oregon territory did not end record from 1971 for By Jeremiah Oshan the beginning of the sea- Assistant Sports Editor who was making his first start quite as disastrously but it could wins at in a college game. "I made a cou- have resulted in more than a son. The team is now 7-0.

ple of mental errors, but this was field goal. On third-and-8 from San Jose State University got night usually nothing posi- the first time I'd ever been in a the Oregon 16-yard line, Arroyo its sixth win on Thursday There's the say about a 58-3 drub- stadium with that much noise." lofted a pass toward LeBlanc in as the team defeated tive to Spartan head coach Despite being unaccustomed the end zone. The ball sailed California State University bing, but at Dave Baldwin found a few good to such a large crowd, Arroyo past him, but LeBlanc was held. Sacramento Hornets 5-2 points after Saturday's loss to A flag was thrown, but it was Spartan Stadium.

the University of Oregon. 11 picked up when the referees Midfielder Eduardo Among San Jose State ruled the ball "uncatchable." Martinez, who was named University's bright spots were a "I thought it was catchable," Western Athletic Conference group of first-year players. I made a couple of Arroyo said. men's soccer player of the week, Quarterback Marcus Arroyo The catch could have capped contributed to four of the showed some poise despite the mental errors, but an already productive day for Spartans' five goals. He scored hostile environment of Autzen this was the first LeBlanc. In the first quarter one goal and had three assists. Stadium; wide receiver Casey LeBlanc had three catches for 21 Forward Chad Harper and LeBlanc led the team in recep- time I'd ever been yards, coincidentally his total for defender Todd Duncan scored tions; running back Deonce the day. two goals each for SJSU. Whitaker led the team in rush- In a stadium with Arroyo's performance may The Spartans reached 7-0 ing; and offensive linemen Chris that much noise. have been a little bit of a sur- Sunday as they beat the Saint Evans and Chris Fe'esago prise but his presence in the Mary's College Gaels 1-0 in helped hold the Oregon defense game was not. Baldwin overtime at Saint Mary's in sackless. announced Friday the true Moraga. "We know we're going to have Marcus Arroyo freshman would get the start Midfielder Adriano Allain some guys," Baldwin said. "We SJSU quarterback over incumbent starter Brian scored SJSU's game-winning have a group that is going to be Vye. goal in the 98th minute. here for a few more years." Whitaker's performance, on The Spartans outshot the While Arroyo's statistics were the other hand, was totally Gaels 16-11. not exactly the numbers legends unsuspected. The only reason he are made of he was nine of 16 ended up with 24 carries, includ- Women's soccer for 64 yards and threw an inter- didn't appear very flustered in ing 14 on the lone Spartan scor- The Spartan women's soccer ception he was solid. Of his 16 the first quarter. Arroyo started ing drive, was because of a trio of team lost 2-1 to the California passes only one was an obvious off six-of-nine and had helped injuries. Running backs Carlos State University Sacramento mistake. Unfortunately, it was put his team in field goal range Meeks, Donte Scarbrough and Hornets on Sunday in intercepted and returned for a before his fateful interception James Hodgins all went down in Sacramento. touchdown. an interception Baldwin did not the first half Midfielder Tennille Ruggiero Twice, Arroyo moved the blame on his quarterback. "It's something I've been scored San Jose State offense inside the Oregon 20- "If our running back cuts preparing for," said Whitaker, University's only goal on a yard line. One ended in his (blocks) him, I doubt he throws who added 141 yards on kickoff penalty kick. interception. The other ended in that interception," Baldwin said. returns to his 94 yards of rush- Jessica Mackiewics scored for the Hornets. Clayton Stalter/ Spartan Daily a Spartan field goal. On the play, Arroyo was get- ing. "But the whole game was a both goals Baldwin credited Arroyo with ting pressure from his left side disappointment. There's not an The Spartans have only won Marcus Arroyo (18),. true freshman, attempts one of his 16 passes playing within the system and and appeared to overthrow wide in team. So when if we don't one game out of five this season. in the face of University of Oregon defensive end Walter Templeton. not letting the over-capacity receiver Gabe Payne. play well, I didn't play well." The team defeated University of Oregon defeated SJSU 58-3 in Saturday's game in Oregon. crowd of 41,868 get to him much. The other trip deep into California Santa Barbara 1-0 on Sept. 13. Cross country The women's cross country Triple gold medalist Griffith Joyner dies at age 38 team finished fourth in the 5,000 meter run at the Fresno MISSION VIEJO, Calif (AP) medalist, called authorities after shown no sign of illness recently. we didn't have, which was proba- make the most of their own tal- State University Invitational in --- Florence Griffith Joyner died finding her "unresponsive and Griffith Joyner had suffered a bly good for the sport and got ents." Fresno on Saturday. Monday at age 38, just a decade not breathing" early Monday, seizure two years ago on a flight attention for us," said Olympic Along with her sister-in-law, Allison Kegley, who finished after dazzling Olympic track according to the Orange County from California to St. Louis, and sprint champion Evelyn Ashford, six-time Olympic medalist and 18th, posted the best individual with speed and glamour that sheriff's department. was hospitalized for one day. Her one of her main rivals and her world heptathlon record-holder result for San Jose State have never been matched. Greg Foster, a three-time family did not disclose the ail- Olympic teammate in 1984 and Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Griffith University. A triple gold medalist at the world champion in the 110- ment. '88. Joyner turned the 1988 Seoul The men's team was less suc- Seoul Olympics and still the meter hurdles, said he was told Her muscular physique "We were dazzled by her Olympics into a personal show- cessful and ended ninth overall fastest woman ever, "FloJo" was by her family that Griffith prompted talk of steroid use, but speed, humbled by her talent, case. in the five mile run. Trevor known as much as her skintight Joyner died of a heart-related she insisted she never used per- and captivated by her style," Griffith Joyner still holds Marca was SJSU's best individ- running suits, her flowing hair problem. formance enhancers and she added President Clinton. world records in the 100- and ual runner. He finished in 32nd and her glittering fingernails as Primo Nebiolo, the head of the never failed a drug test. "Though she rose to the pinnacle 200-meter dashes. place. her stunning times. IAAF, track's international fed- Griffith Joyner was remem- of the world of sports, she never The Olympic family is saddened An autopsy was being con- eration, said he knew Griffith bered for her stunning speed and forgot where she came from, and stunned by her passing," ducted to determine the cause of Joyner had "some serious heart fashion flamboyance that took devoting time and resources to U.S. Olympic Committee presi- death. problems in recent months," track to new levels. helping children especially dent Bill Hybl said. 'She was a Spartan Shorts were compiled Her husband Al Joyner, him- although one of her brothers, "What Florence brought to those growing up in our most role model for girls and young by Asa Bezel!. self a 1984 triple jump gold Weldon Pitts, said she had track was a flash and a flair that devastated neighborhoods women in ... She will be missed."

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I. Rancid's homecoming reeks with energy

tarist Tim Armstrong sings crowd's reaction. The old songs, Byjohn Meyer about growing up listening to which are played less these days, Assistant Entertainment Editor "The Magnificent Seven" and also sparked crowd interest. "Radio Clash" by the Clash, "Adena," "Rejection" and Most punk bands don't have a arguably one of the greatest "Nihilism" were nostalgia for the family section at their shows punk bands ever. fans longing to go back to the hell, the stereotypical punk band Rancid has handled success Gilman days when Rancid first doesn't have a family. similar to the way the Clash did started playing. Rancid's homecoming at UC in the late '70s and early '80s. Guitarist Lars Frederiksen Berkeley's Greek Theatre on The band is doing things on its got the crowd moving when he Saturday, however, united the own terms and maintaining asked the audience to make a band's proud relatives, who had strong stances on social issues. circle pit bigger than the ones their own roped-off section, with Though it's making new sounds, he's seen at other Rancid shows. gutter punk fans with foot-high the never-changing, blue-collar The band played "St. Mary" from mohawks and visions of anarchy. punk attitude is still alive. its second album, "Let's Go," and A lot has changed since the The heart of Rancid is a pit of swirling bodies sent up a East Bay punk band last played Armstrong. He can't sing for his cloud of the red clay dust from Berkeley more than four years life, but he's as sincere a song- the dirt that lined the Greek ago: financial success, commer- writer as they come. Underneath Theatre's pit area. cial radio and MTV airplay, the gutter punk exterior, During "Maxwell Murders," major label bidding wars and Armstrong's lyrics on "Old the band blazed with cross-firing non-punk family members who Friend" about loneliness go deep vocals. Frederiksen would sing a go to shows. into emotions. couple of lines, then Armstrong After two successful albums, The new album, "Life Won't hit the microphone and spewed the quartet has become one of Wait," is loaded with the same out his part. the biggest punk bands in the well-written, fresh-sounding Drummer Brett Reed laid out world. Playing the Greek material. a fast beat while bassist Matt Theatre, where platinum-selling The show's problem was that Freeman's bass on "Journey to bands such as the Grateful Dead the band skipped most of the the End of the East Bay" wiggled have played, is a huge step from new songs, playing only four new like a worm that's been the dingy punk clubs such as 924 releases. "Hoover Street," a slow unearthed to the hot sun. Gilman St., where the band got spoken-word song about crack Hepcat and AFI opened the it start and core fan base. cocaine, and "Hooligans," a jump- show. AFI played a set of hard- Saturday's show was all about ing ska number, dabbled into the core punk that was heavily influ- maturity. Rancid has grown from band's slower, more political enced by Minor Threat and Bad one-dimensional punk rock into sound. Brains. a band that experiments with More emphasis was placed on Hepcat was sandwiched Grayson West/ Spartan Daily various music styles such as audience interaction, i.e. circle between two punk bands. The Rancid's Lars Frederickson (left) and Tim Armstrong entertain the crowd at UC Berkeley's Greek dancehall reggae, ska, rockabilly pits and sing-alongs. The hits band offered a slower, more pol- Theatre Staurday night.The event marked Rancid's first return to their hometown of Berkeley since the and soul. "Ruby Soho," "Time Bomb" and ished set of traditional '60s Band climbed up the pop charts four years ago. During the song "Radio," gui- "Roots Radicals" elevated the Jamaican ska.

Amos sparks life into SJ crowd MIXED MEDIA IN .1:1,1, Amos opened her perfor- songs played were "Cornflake By Adam Pmlacka Stitt Writer mance with a powerful rendition Girl," "Raspberry Swirl," and of "Hey. Jupiter" that had the "Spark," which is her current entire crowd on their feet before single. Amos also did covers of What do a leopard skin outfit. the first few bars faded from "American Pie" by Don McLean Nirvana songs, arid a cornflake memory. and "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by girl have in common'? Event Center staff had to Nirvana. Everything if vocalist Tori Amos fight the crowd as fans rushed "I thought she did Nirvana is involved. forward to the stage floor, possi- better than Nirvana," said Trent Amos packed the San Jose bly looking for a dance area. Hamlin, of Sigma No fraternity. State University Event Center 1 thought the center area Amos' performance was top this weekend with a crowd of should have been open for danc- notch, and was well compliment- 4,200 for a show that drew fans ing all the time," fan Jeremiah ed by the phenomenal light show from all over the Bay Area. Lawrence said put on by the backstage crew. I I II \ITI "l I) "She was electric," said con- As a whole, the show was bal- However, the performance certgoer Mark Bauer after the anced between new and old suffered from poor sound mix- IN II ON I \\ It I I\ \ show. Bauer and friend Anna music with Amos playing the ing. The band was overpowering Robbert drove in from Danville familiar classics as well as tunes making it difficult to distinguish k1( ) ( )N1 \ (It I\ )\ to catch the concert. "It was from her latest album, "From the the singer's voice. worth it," Robbert said. Choirgirl Hotel." Among the "I thought it would have been nice to hear her sing," said con- certgoer Angela Hinojosa. 'The band was way too loud." Rachelle Robles disagreed. She thought the band was a nice addition. "I liked the band," Robles said. "It was a lot better for the arena type setup." The one aspect of the show that seemed to confuse every- body was Amos' leopard skin encore. No one could explain why she wore the suit but most seemed to like it. "I liked seeing Tori in leopard skin," Lawrence said, smiling. Despite minor nitpicks, most Chris Preosolos/ Spartan Daily fans echoed the simple praise Tori Amos sings "Crucify" during her concert which drew 4,200 offered by Richard Fulcher. "I loved it," he said. fans to the Event Center on Saturday night.

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