2005 SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 VOLUME 124. NUMBER 65 MONDAY. MAY 9, 2(X)5

1NDLX OPINION Examining art ... Spartan Village

How Swede It is United States must address gender inequality p. 2 to close Guest Column Journalism professor Bob Rucker discusses responsibility p. 2 Campus Village NF WS to fill demand Light Rail VIA unveils transportation By Traci Newell alternatives p. 3 Daily Staff Writer San Salvador Closed Street near campus to he closed Beginning next fall, the apartments of Spartan Village for a week p. 6 will not be used for campus housing anymore. Crime Blotter Diana Tram the community relations coordinator The Spartan Daily's recap of for University Housing Services. said San Jose State campus crime p. 6 University is not using the land for housing because the Hewlett-Packard newly developed Campus Village. %Ouch opens in fall, ?r Helps fund new art and design will provide sufficient campus housing. computer lab p. 8 "If you add Spartan Village and Esplanade. there are C in 500 living spaces," Iran said. "Campus Village has 1,400 her Commencement living spaces. almost triple the amount." Neal SJSU alumna Lily Wong Campus Village. which began sonstruction in 2003. ney, Fillmore to he keynote speaker is scheduled to open in the fall. The project vonsists of a I the P. 8 building to house freshmen, apartments to house upper- gen- division students and an apartment building for faculty has Ahl members, staff and guests. her Tony Valenzuela, the associate s ice president for Ave Facilities Development and Operations at SJSU. said the university is currently looking at different stakeholders to mly see what the best use of the spas,: vs ill be. h in He said that while they arc still deciding on what to do dn't with the space, the school may use the apartments as an ken overflow parking lot in the case ot large events at Spartan to Stadium. "When there are big events, we will Use it to keep cars off the grass." he said. "It vs ill decompress the use of other Concert Review fields." Maroon 5 p. 4 Valentuela said that some interested departments are Concert Review athletics and Associated Students Team Sleep p. 4 Another option the university is liking into is making Spartan Village an additional field lot athletics or possibly Concert Review making additional student parking. Better Than Ezra p. 5 Valenzuela added there isn't a large pressure to knock Concert Review .1enniferSeigal / Daily Staff down Spartan Village right away. hut he expects it to occur Cake p. 5 sometime in September. Ile said a final des ision on what to that is being sold by the Artists Jennifer Woo, a senior majoring in spatial arts, looks at some artwork do vs ith the land will he reached at the end of the summer which is Guild in front of the Student union on Tuesday. Woo considers two pieces of art to buy, one of or early in the Fall semester SPOIIIS made by her friend. He said the Facilities Development and Operations department is busy finishing up construction on Campus Village. Iran said the university is using Spartan Village to pro- vide free housing over the summer for current apartment students who will be mos ing into Campus Village in the fall. They are receiving this break because Campus Village will not be ready until the fall and they have to mme out Spring semester, causing them to have to Teachers publish writing at the end of the move twice. "We are trying to help them with [nosing expenses," Iran said. Chess Championship authors. The displayed books were Rudy Rucker. a professor of computer By Joe Shreve Iran said that once the summer tenants are moved into Chemistry Club hosts first available for purchase and the authors science, was there to showcase his sci- Daily Staff Writer Campus Village the Spartan Village land vs ill no longer be annual tournament p. 7 were on hand to answer questions. As ence-fiction hook. 'trek and the Elixir" used for Campus housing. wine re- Rucker. a two-time winner of the Phillip further enticement. and other "The demands for apartment lis ing vs ill he met through served. K. Dick Award, gave a brief synopsis of San Jose State University fac- freshments were Campus Village." she said. his hook. Set in the year 3003, the earth Sparta Guide p.2 ulty members gathered in the Spartan "This is an annual event in which we has become completely controlled by Wednesday to mingle try to recognite all the faculty authors Bookstore on biological technology with nature com- Crossword p.7 about the books that their col- who have written a book in the last year and talk pletely conquered and reduced to a few in 2004. or so, from 2004 to the most recent we leagues had published dozen species by a huge mega corpora- Classifieds p. 7 About 30 people attended the event, know about," said Tony Sanjume, asso- Professor's humor which lasted two hours and featured ciate director of the Spartan Bookstore, WWW.THESPARTASIDAII.I.COM who organited the event. see BOOKS, page 3 the works of more than 20 faculty remembered Bay Area fails annual air test By Ashley Johnson Daily Stuff Writer

By Shannon Barry The report states that particle pollu- Peter C Unsinger. tsp, protessot of justice studies. father surrounded by his family. Daily Staff Writer tion is a much deadlier form of air pollu- and grandfather died Tuesday tion that comes from wood burning and Mr. Unsinger lived what he taught. and taught what exhaust fumes from diesel trucks and he loved. He came to San Jose State Unisersity in 1971 buses, along ssith dust. and taught courses on organized crime. tertortsm, intelli- Bay Area is ranked in the top 23 The Since 2000. the American Lung gence. white collar crime and police management. particle -polluted areas in the of the most Assos iation has published this annual re - "He was an instructor students remembered." said Inger and more than United States 132 million is/ at. vs Inch anal ,es and grades pollution Sagatun-Eclwards. chair of the aistice studies department. percent of the U S Americans. or 32 les els I >espite the widespread impact of Mr. Unsinger was a larger-than -life figure who would population, live in counties that received air pollution. the Bush administration has till up a room with his iokes and his persona. she said. an "F" for either ozone or particle ivol- proposed legislation to weaken and delay His specialty was piracy on the high seas, especially in lution, according to the American Lung the enforcement of the Clean Air Act. the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia. Sagatun-Edwards Association State of the Air's 2005 re- "Air pollution can cause heart attacks, said. port. which was released April 224. trigger asthma and has also been linked Mr. Unsmger was also an expert in terrorism, police Particle pollution is measured in two to lung cancer." said Das id Lowe, a pub- management. intelligence and organited crime, and Was different ways. Short-term particle pollu- liv agent at the American Lung highly sought after by police agencies. in 11411111 r tion measures 24-hour spikes toxic air Association of Santa Clara-Sun Benito He was a consultant for the Australian Federal Police pollution, opposed to chronic. pervasive counties. "As one of the top 23 most par- and law enforcement agencies in Singapore. Thailand. the Graph/e hij fain/hob V(ingert / Daily Stqff pollution, which is measured by averag- ticle -polluted areas in the United States. Philippines and Tam vs an Average amount of hydrocarbons In the air of San Jose by month ing the 24-hour measurements over an Source: Say Area Air Quality Management District entire year. see AIR, pep 3 see UNSINGER, page 3 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION MONDAY MAY 9. 2005 HOW SWEDE IT IS Female representation needed in the U.S. In one single election, the people of Iraq elected With only 15 percent of women in both the House perialistic expansion, in general, men tend to support That's only 1.3 percent of the proposed U.S. military twice the number of women for its National Assembly of Representatives and the Senate. the United States military spending more than women. Women, on the budget for 2005 ($420.7 billion). than there are women currently serving in the U.S. lags far behind other developed nations in terms of other hand, tend to focus on issues such as education. Unfortunately, under Bush's leadership. religious Congress. And, after filling 89 of the 275 seats in the female-to-male political representation. poverty, racial equality, abortion rights, environmen- conservatives have stifled progressive voices in Iraq National Assembly, Iraqi women want more rep- Inequality doesn't only exist in the tal protection and quality child-care. Congress as well as in local governments. The world resentation and power. public sphere. but in the private as well. This is not to say that women are always needs more women leaders in U.S. government today As Leila Abdul LW, the new minister of labour American women who work full time better candidates for public office, but as White House aspirations for an American empire and social affairs, put it in an interview with Agency earn on average 80 percent less than rather that they have different priorities. seem to have spun out of control and crippled the U.S. France-Presse. "31 percent doesn't satisfy us when American men who work full time. This many of which are more likely to benefit domestic agenda. you consider that Iraqi women make up more than 50 disparity increases with age. The aver- women, children, minorities and the pov- Women need to make this change happen. and percent of the population." age woman 35 years or older earns only erty-stricken. they can only do so by running for public office That's the kind of attitude American women need 73 percent of the salary the average man A recent survey by the Global or voting other women into office. As king as men to adopt or they will continue to remain underrepre- 35 years or older takes home, according Campaign for Education, an internation- dominate decision -making bodies, issues important sented in politics. Progress for women in politics has to the U.S. Department of Labor and al coalition of about 50 education advo- to women will he pushed aside or ignored. They- hae come at an excruciatingly slow pace, and presently Bureau of Labor Statistics 2004. cacy groups, placed the United States last shown this by, among other things. fading to modify ANNA MOLIN conservative and religious movements, spurred by the The United States' inability to deliver among 22 of the world's richest countries the U.S. Constitution to include the Equal Rights second inauguration of President Bush, threaten to un- gender equality for its citizens sends a for contributing the least amount of its Amendment. 142 years after it was originally intro- dermine important milestones in women's history, in- poor message to the world, especially as the Bush ad- gross domestic product (0.15 percent) to foreign aid. duced to Congress. cluding Roe vs. Wade, the Equal Rights Amendment, ministration touts American morality as the model for The survey claimed that another $5.5 billion annually the Family and Medical Leave Act and the separation global transformation. from the world in foreign aid would bridge the gap in Anna Moho IA the Spartan managing, editor between church and state. Though some fierce women leaders support im- elementary education between rich and poor nations. 'How Shill(' It Is appear.% every Alatuhn.

Correction: In the caption for the photo of "Taco stand told by city to close up shop" (May SI Fred Threatt GUEST COLUMN was named the owner of the University Club on San Salvador and Eighth streets. This is incorrect. The University Club is owned by faculty and staff members. and Threatt is a contracted caterer hired to provide food service. The Daily regrets the error. Having 'substance' about taking WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ responsibility for choices "... Not much substance there ... You're lired.- get noticed- mentality that far too many students em- That was the bottom line and verdict. It was difficult brace implies, if falsely. that there's not much sub- to watch the latest episode of "The Apprentice.- I can stance there either only imagine how the young man felt. Out of the mil- [laving "substance" MeilIIS being curis ius. thinking lions of applicants, he made it as one of the top three critically, going beyond the easy and taking affi :image finalists for his so-called "dream job of a lifetime." of every opportunity you hate. especially here in col With the nation watching, he blew it. lege. With so many of us taking pride in being the first The executives who interviewed him, all top New in our families to has': this chance. why dishonor that York powerhouses, were unanimous in their assess- by making silly excuses' When lobs are hard to come ment. "We really wanted him to succeed, but there by, and Cirmpetit ion in the real oiirld is u.n..' where's just wasn't much to that young man,- one said. the common sense in purposely missing unit on the ed Donald Trump wasted precious few moments after ucation that helps pros ide a comfit:00%e edge Ihiss hearing that from people he trusted. The young hus- smart is it to complain about the high ,osi Iit Its uuiui band and father, an accomplished businessman in his here and then blow oil classes is hick cost many hard- SPARTA GUIDE own right, was bounced out of the competition. lk earned. precious dollars' 1..% en in the ghetto commu- walked away saying he felt proud he made it that far, nity ot Chicago I grew up in. none of that makes any Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three but it was clear to us watching at home that he knew sense. working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Bentel Hall. room 209. Entries can also be e -mailed to spanandailya..easa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space he simply wasn't fully prepared. The many talented and %voluted ul professional restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. Despite my personal dislike for most faculty on this campus are here because Check Point Software Technologies. Gamestop. reality TV shows there is something to we truly WIWI Ti, help make y &Canes TODAY be learned from watching NBC's "The come true. It's glow mg mote and more UPS and Vector Marketing will he hiring. For Apprentice.- Sure, it's a carefully crafted difficult to di, that nifi yy ith an is,: students School of Art and Design more information. call Laurie Morgan at production with crazy assignments de- hi ,d'. language. loin fount:win-A An art exhibit featuring student galleries will take 924-6017. signed to capture ratings. Look deeper. habits, and general lat. I. ot interest in place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. however, and you get unique insight, free class all suggest "don't Niftier For more information. call the gallery office at Counseling Services of charge, about the business world. As I don't heheYe the minority of iair 924-4330. A social skills group meeting will take place from my first boss in TV news once told me students embrace this limited thinking 3 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. in Counseling Services of the quite bluntly. "The only people who care 1..10 ortunately. how eY el. most of inn that you were hen College Democrats Student Services Center. For more information, born are the family and focused students rarely complain is friends who love you. In business. its then peers do 11111112 55 hisil help derail A town hall meeting will take place from noon to call 924-5910. BOB RUCKER 'What have you done for us lately' student goals and: of distrat t from YY hat s 1 p.m. in the Student Union Amphitheater. Social Contrast those messages with the one most important. This generation of stu- Security will be discussed with Rep. Zoe Lofgren. Phi Alpha Theta in the column printed here late last week about coast- dents base the power iii keep that m check by say mg For more information, call Ahmed Chapman at A meeting will take place at 3 p.m. in room 135 of ing by with clever excuses and you really learn the something. and not lust inke in a 55 title. (510) 754-964K. Dudley Moorhead Hall. value of the education offered here at San Jose State. Make Ui i mistake :NMI it When yin' work to cr.,: That column was a remarkable celebration of igno- ate and use any excuse, or try ti side step your le Catholic Campus Ministry Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance rance. sponsibilities ollege. you are indeed setting the Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the A meeting will take place from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sure. I understand the intent was to be funny and stage for yinn. future. er tu ild %SIMI light. and certainly not to undermine anyone's edu- cut it then. Millions id people may not he watt lung Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more in the Pacheco nxim of the Student Union. For cational mission. But the writer's use of his access to you sweat it out during your inter', lei\ fur that dream information, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. more information, call Courtney Chalupa at this paper's mass readership to celebrate his ingenu- oh. Hut tIthe verdict on you is "III/ substance there. - (831) 869-0715. ity at being disrespectful seemed utterly appalling and you'll eentually get the point. the hard way. and a hit Counseling Services unworthy of his talents. To take any amount of pride too late. An emotion management group meeting will take SJSpirit in directing others to deceive rather than achieve was Smnetimes you can he tar too Lie% et for ylnir own place from 1 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. in Counseling A meeting will take place at 5:30 p.m. in the absolutely disgusting and totally inappropriate. gist& Services of the Student Services Center. For more Montalvo room of the Student Union. For more Freedom of the press protects all points of view, information. call 924-5910. information. call Chaplain Roger at 605-1687. even stupid ones. As hard as that is to swallow at times, it's the truth we must accept in a free society. The writer of that column is protected, even if his TUESDAY Victory Campus Ministries words were not admired. It would be wrong to "cen- "The Source" will take place at 8:30 p.m, in the sor" his or anyone else's views. But there is nothing Career Center Spartan Memorial. Learn about the amazing wrong with readers. TV viewers and all audiences Rah Hagler is an aSsat Ian' prate % %or to the ii hool An employment table will take place from destiny God has for your life. For more informa- waking up and engaging their constitutional rights to faurnalustn lllll I Ina.S.% lllll itt. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of the Career Center. tion. call Marla at (510)3614-14239. speak up and speak out. This "lay low. be quiet. don't (114r.a calfalIn.1 appear perlOdll (1//1 .

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Trains have not been running across the Transportation Commission. "This can only happen The trains make fewer stops than normal trains bridge for more than two decades. 11"), when all nine Bay Area counties work together to pri- running between the two major Bay Area cities, so it Despite financial difficulties, Bay Area Regional oritize the problems where we will improve the qual- cuts the commute time from one and a half hours to Transit's overwhelming popularity among Bay Area ous Several new services to light rail systems will soon provide ity of our lives." one hour, Chow said. residents has encouraged plans to extend its services in South Bay commuters with alternatives to ex- isting Andy Chow, commute specialist of the A.S. "The pipeline to get money and equipment takes into Santa Clara. Milpitas and San Jose. McLemore rid transportation options. Transportation Solutions, said the sponsors of the event several years from concept to actually having rolling ay The Associated Students Transportation Solutions said. want to "connect the (SJSUJ students and the commu- stock on the tracks,- McLemore said. ire is co-sponsoring an event that will discuss and pres- "BART has been cutting a few stations and increas- nity with what's ing fares the budget deficits .S. ent the new projects to students and the public from 6: McLemore are still a major issue." 30 p.m. to WOO p.m. Thursday in room 225 of the Dr. going on." added it can Lepe said. Lepe said the "There's a lot of nd Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library. public debate on the take just as long "The parallel freeways will not be able to absorb "The purpose of this forum is to get everybody event, which to secure financ- the increases in car demands that are predicted for 20 will also include es to en informed of the options available," said Chris Lepe, options being presented. ..." upgrade years from now." McLemore said. "BART to San Jose Cindy Chavez. lilt South Bay coordinator of the Transportation and Land the services. and Santa Clara will help expand the options people Use Coalition, another sponsor of the event. vice mayor of Andy Chow, Lepe said an- have to get into Silicon Valley." "On Track: The Present and Future of Regional the City of San other important Amtrak's Capitol Corridor train system runs from Rail in the South Bay" will focus on several changes Jose, will give commute specialist project is the Sacramento to Oakland, then down to San Jose. Plans to the existing systems that have come as a result of participants the result of addi- to increase the number of trains from four to seven increased interest in public transportation by Bay chance to hear tional funding running a day null also be discussed during the event. Area residents. plans for all of the projects. from the toll booth increases. Each rail s!,stem works on its own to deielop new "There has been a huge demand over the past sev- "Many times people might only know about one The new Dumbarton Rail Corridor will run be- projects and sets ices. hut in the end, they must all work eral years (for more public transportation options)," project," Lepe said. tween Fremont and Union City to the Peninsula and together vs ith the counties to help the overall public Lepe said. "Bay Area residents have ranked transpor- "There's a lot of public debate on the options being the South Bay, after renovations to the Dumbarton transportation system in the Bay Area, Chow said. tation as one of the top priorities for improvement." presented, and the event gives them the ability to talk Bridge are completed. -The presentation will help to educate people about "This talk can help students understand what is with some of the planners," Chow said. The project is being worked on by three counties each county and why each county is unique in their happening now to fix the 'transportation problem.'" One of the projects is an increase in the number of Santa Clara. Alameda and San Mateo. McLemore said. individual transit problems,- McLemore said.

UNSINGER - Named honorary New Orleans police captain, awarded medals BOOKS - Bookstore sells faculty texts continued from page 1 Sagatun-Edwards said. on historical facts, military history. ceived an award for excellence in "I can't think of a continent he hasn't intelligence and espionage. Harry professional growth from SJSU. continued from page 1 intelligence communities took to Mr. Unsinger received the police been to." said his son Harry Unsinger. Unsinger said. He received his bachelor's de- them. "It's very hard to believe that The Washington Post and the gree in history from Heidelberg -Once it became obvious that medal grade two from the Republic tion. It is left to Frek, a young boy, to he's gone because he was such Economist were two of his favorite University in Ohio and his mas- Japan was going to lose the war, of China and received a resolution find an elixir that promises to restore reads but he also loved watching ter's degree, also in history, from it became very imperative for the ng from the California peace officers a 'brunt professor," Sagatun- politics and would keep updated McGill University in Montreal. nature to Earth. Thais to figure out a way to get gc association, said Elias Abundis Edwards said. "Teaching has always been on current world events, he said. He receo, ed his Ph.D. from the Cr to the right side." Reynolds Castillo. president of the Council His greatest contribution to my day job and my other career SJSU students can learn from University of Idaho. said. rst for Current Events Analysis. SJSU was his wit, his humor and is being a science-fiction writer.- his life by continuing the search Mr. Unsinger is survived by "Japan in the Fascist Era.- a tat Fie was an honorary police cap- his daredevil approach to the Rucker said. tain for the New Orleans Police for knowledge. four children, seven grandchildren hook that was edited by Reynolds. tie world, she said. E. Bruce Reynolds. a profes- describes the parallels between Department and received the "He's a lifelong learner. He and one sister. "Fie was quite the prankster sor of history, had tn.u, hooks N.1/1 Gertnam. Fascist Italy and Outstanding Service Award from never stopped learning history "The world of law enforcement - great sense of humor.- Harry on display about World War Imperial Japan to prose that the the Air Force reserve training facts, reading opinions." Harry has lost a great expert and a won- \ II. "Thailand's Secret War- is concept of fascism was not simply corps at SJSU. Unsinger said. "My father was a Unsinger said. "(He was) constant- derful compassionate and intellec- ng Reynolds' second hook about a "European phenomenon. - When the State Ikpartment ad- %cry funny man." ly in search of the truth." tual man." Castillo said. "His gre- Thailand during World War II. It "We decided that we didn't vised against oil\ cling to certain Not only was Mr. Unsinger a Mr. Unsinger has written more garious personality and wonderful lu- describes the actions of the pro- %% ant to do any kind of a formal he He was world traveler, but he was also an than 200 book reviews and five smile will be terribly missed by all ny places, would travel. allied Free Thai organizations that thing. We decided it should be a avid reader. He could finish a hook hooks. He was in the U.S. Marine those who knew him, including an old-time explorer and would fought to free Thailand from its laid-back reception so that every- loved reading hooks ial bring hack sous elms and stories, in one day and Corps from 1956 to 1959 and re- myself." alliance with Imperial Japan and body could mingle with colleagues SC join the allied forces. as welt as the and the campu.. community," ofpoor outside air reactions the British and American Saniumc said. ire AIR - Asthma, bronchitis, cancer some of the problems Its continued from page 1 'F' ratings. There is no regulation one of his environmental stud- lease of the State of the Air report, rrk on indoor air quality, except for ies students. Julie C'allahan, take May began the American Lung In workers. many precautions throughout their Association's Clean Air Month. In Chinese Cuisine the Bay Area contains air pollution Trumbull said air quality affects day-to-day schedules to enforce the Bay Area, the association will FOOD TO GO \',Iiah can pose an immediate pub- %fondant, ht.., Ila I until 14. I. ,U lic health threat. - everyone and we should all take healthy air quality. hold an annual Clean Air Awards our part in protecting the environ- While carpooling to San Jose Luncheon, which will he held / sixth owl In,,,,,. wirrwro4; According to the report. in the Illwro Ihith ,hrrfl \o"oflets II, .I drliter Ur hybrid at the Club nine Bay Area counties, there ment. State University. driving a Thursday World Trade VII use of heat- in San Francisco to honor local I% re a, cept VISA MC AMEX DIS are 439,457 adults ssuli asthma. "We [Oust continue to fight any and minimizing the .111 effort to weaken the Clean Air Act ing may seem like simple endeav- Bay Area businesses, organiza- I 16.446 children null asthma. 131 I larloton Street or roll back current air pollution ors, there are other precautions tions and indis !duals throughout 209,351 people suffering front ( G'a 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara U - Trumbull Trumbull takes, including buying the community who have made chronic bronchitis, 74,179 indis id- standards." stated in the Between 3rd and 4th Street significant contributions to tight- 294-3303 Or 998-9427 n.! uals with cranny sema. 1.706.435 report. 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Daily Ste Writer But for the jaded listener, it was a disappointment after listening to An hour after Strike Him an advance copy of the band's al- The overwhelming aroma of fruity perfume, fries and sweat Centurion finished its set, the bum for the last two weeks, which permeated the air at the Maroon 5 concert at the HP Pavilion. only sign of Chino Moreno's new is excellent music in almost every Thursday, Maroon 5 played to 1,200 screaming, mostly female band Team Sleep was a couple of regard. Studio work and playing fans. It was a treat for the ears and the eyes, as well as a bargain roadies exchanging words and live are different monsters to con- for your money. With tickets costing about $35 it wasn't too bad, smiles on the stage. quer for musicians and Team Sleep The Thursday night show at deserves a mountain of credit for III VII Slim's in San Francisco sold making a great album. 1V On the live side, however. DJ except the seating that would make supemmdel Kate Moss feel UI II It Crook's programming was too like a sardine in a tin. loud and the guitars of Moreno and Opening for Maroon 5 were the two "you-nonconformists- out and was filled with excited Todd Wilkinson were so distorted, are-all-alike" bands Simon Dawes and The Thrills. The music fans of Moreno and his heav- the only way to tell a chord change of the two opening bands was nothing to rave about their ily charged four-piece band. the was by watching. They were also lyrics, energy and performance were more akin to a Big Mac Deftones. Most of the audience loud enough to stifle Rick Verett's than a steakhouse burger. Simon Dawes, the first to perform. didn't know what to expect with bass lines. disappointed with slurred, incomprehensible lyrics and bad Team Sleep, however. The self- Anyone who follows the instrument-playing. It sounded like they turned on the sound titled debut album was set for Deftones knows that Moreno masks equipment all the way and started dropping their musical instru- release on Tuesday. his vocals with effects in the studio ments on the floor. Some people might have and live. But his struggles were ob- The Thrills fared a little better. Even their handsome, Irish. downloaded a 2001 demo off vious Thursday, especially when eye-candy looks and musical talent couldn't save this band from of the Internet, while others had trying to fill in for the absence of the eternal hell of being "opening-band-only" quality. They sang become familiar with the song Rob Crow of Pinback, who sings and played extremely well, but the lyrics themselves were ago- "Ever (Foreign Flag)." which has on almost half of Team Sleep's new nizing to listen to. been available for streaming on album. Unfortunately, Crow is not It was obvious that the glammed-up women and their male Team Sleep's Myspace.com Web touring with Team Sleep. companions were squirming with boredom in their seats, yawn- site for about a month. Judging from the chat room on ing with the ennui of being a denizen of the Bay Area. Then, out Just as the conversation among Team Sleep's Myspace.com site. from behind the curtain, they came. the sardine-packed crowd shifted the fans who saw Team Sleep on Maroon 5, the steakhouse burger of all-male bands, started from eager anticipation to foot- Saturday at the Rosy Theatre in playing in front of a backdrop that looked like what the Grateful shifting edginess, the lights went Los Angeles think the band is do- Dead might see while tripping on acid. The members brought down and the cheesy, early-nine- ing just great. This might indicate the heat and weren't afraid to express their masculinity in both ties dance music finally stopped that believing what you read in a music and action, something lacking in many male ensembles after 75 minutes. review probably isn't the wisest today. Everyone in the house rocked of ideas. Besides playing their heart-thumping, electric hits "Not when the team busted into "Ever The majority of fans who post- Coming Home" and "Harder to Breathe." the guitarists of (Foreign Magi." the one full- ed feedback are planning on buy- Maroon 5 played several guitar solos both intertwined with the length song that is floating around ing the album Tuesday. which is an songs and solos. The solos were something out of this world, in cyber space. And the crowd excellent decision on their part. and when the Jumbo-Iron focused on the handsome guitarists' received a nice taster of vintage Then again. the Myspacevom sweating faces and skilled fingers, it was easy to see that they Moreno as a mic-wielding front member ZM Radio probably had knew their calling in life from the cradle. man during "King Diamond," something other than musu . on In a touching moment that only gave him more street credit a blend of drumming. program- her mind when she said. "Oh wow. to the many Bay Area citizens feeling politically disrespected by Zach Beecher / Daily Staff ming and wailing vocals. and I loved when ('hino came up to the rest of the country, lead singer Adam Levine told the entire Adam Levine sings and plays guitar alongside guitarist James Valentine, both Right off the bat, however, the sing and was right in front of me. audience, "California is the best f g state in the country!" members of Maroon 5, at the HP Pavilion during the San Jose stop of the Honda sound was suffering, which is by I I is crotch was in my face Ilahah. Amen, Brother Levine, amen. Civic Tour on Thursday. no means the fault of the hand. I'm such a lucky girl!"

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Sarah Holcomb the Stars." while also introducing Those in the audience who had ihnig Staff Writer the crowd to some songs from the never been to a Better Than Ezra new album. show were probably pleasantly The radio single from the new surprised by the humorous banter At the Better Than Ezra concert album. "Lifetime," was played su- between Griffin and Drummond on Friday night, the audience was perbly with more of a rock sound throughout the show. Both show- faced with a tough choice who in concert than on the recorded cased their different comedic to watch? version. Other songs from the sides. Griffin more overtly funny If they looked to the left of the new album were "Special" and while Drummond had sly one- "Daylight." liners. Ill VII IV Griffin said the band went back At one point early in the show. to its Louisiana roots to stage they saw lead singer Kevin write Griffin had the audience sing- "Southern Thang" for the new al- Griffin playing the guitar with his ing Biz Markie's famous lyrics bum. The band took it upon itself head tilted up, singing into the mit: ("Baby you, got what I need, but to introduce the San Jose audience with a clear view of the veins in his you say he's just a friend, you say to its version strained neck and arms. of Southern rock he's just a friend") back to him. To the right was bassist Tom with this song, which Griffin said Later he integrated popular hip- Drummond with his guitar slung puts "Sweet Home Alabama" by hop lyrics from Outkases "Ms. low and a mischievous smile on Lynard Skynard to shame. And he Jackson" and Nell), 's "Ride Wit his face as his dark eyes looked was right. Me" into breaks in the songs. down into the audience. The hand also played audience So for those who are ever In the center, toward the back. favorites such as "Sincerely. Me" stuck with the decision to go to Travis McNabb sat behind his and "Extra Ordinary," which, as a comedy club or a Better Than pearly white drum set with his Griffin warned the audience, had Ezra concert, go to the concert mohawk and neck tie, pounding some awesome fretwork on his part. and you'll get the best of both relentlessly on the drums in perfect And he was also right that time. worlds. And probably a guitar rhythm. The encore included another song pick from Drummond. since he Lastly. the honorary member of from the new album. "Breathless," seems to enjoy throwing them the band, Jim Payne, took care of which was a beautiful ballad, but into an unsuspecting audience. the keyboards and an extra guitar Griffin got the club rocking again Opening for Better Than Ezra 1.nrra Thomas / I Nita Staff and backup vocals in his cowboy by spontaneously adding "Pull" was another Southern band called John McCrea, left, and Xan McCurdy, of the band Cake, perform Friday at the Event Center during their set hat. to the set list, which probably sur- Ingram Hill. The group played a while on the Virgin College Mega Tour. Each member looked like he prised his bandmates as much as good set, but the audience took a was enjoying every bit of the show. the audience. while to get loosened up. Each played with fervor and the "Pull" is a guitar-driven song Ingram Hill had a few songs skill of a seasoned musician. And with Griffin thrashing on the electric that show a lot of promise. Two Sacramento rock band Cake plays the audience couldn't get enough. guitar and Drummond as the driv- in particular were "Never Be the The band opened with ing force for the hard rock sound. Same" which had some great "Burned" which is the first track of McNabb barely had time to breathe drumming moments, and "Almost San Jose with opening acts in tow Its upcoming album. "Before the behind his drums as Griffin sang the Perfect," which is the essential Robots" and followed up with their lyrics with perfect attitude. poppy song about a cute girl. By Peter Clark gates for the deluge of (-list bands Gomez took the stage. first single from 1994. "Good." Concertgoers were left with a Ingram Hill is opening for Better Daily Staff Writer like Slaughter. Bullet Boss and Gomez has supposed to he the All of the bases, were covered nostalgic feeling after the last song Than Ezra for the entire tour. Cinderella that began to pour their next big thing in England a few by the end of the night as the of the night. "In the Blood." which Better Than Ezra's new album. genenc sound onto the radio. years ago. Though not for lack of band played its famous singles. is the first track off their album "Before the Robots... comes out It was Friday night at the The .00s haw the same thing talent, they newt' took ott outside "Desperately Wanting" and "At "Deluxe." May. 31 go out and buy it. Virgin College Mega Tour when in store Get read!, for dozens of ot the British Isles. Their biggest rock 'is* roll died again. talentless hut martketahle hands break this side of the Atlantis. came It felt like a moment in the that pattern themsel.e. after The when Apple used their so.er of I 980s, or :it least how yin the Beatles' "Getting Better" in a .._..... commersial. 111 VII IV "The highlight of the The sr. -member hand had tour pitai players. three singers. two allOSCS ii, reineinher iii iliCilis Virgin Mega Tour drummers. a key hoardist and a in the 'sus in those remember the came when the singer handful sit musical stsles Each Ckeers T. 'rite Sex' Step In oCile '81Is programs. song sounded so different that It occurred at the San Jose of Cake announced when I got up to wan in a 10-min- Bent Center when Robbers on ute line for in h beer during their YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS High Street. one of the bands that with relief that the *THANK set. I got contused and thought opened up Is Cake. epitomized .....’ FOR ALL THEIR SUPPORT band had finally got a nes% hand had started playing. the end the post -punk -low -II Then Gomeis set ended and a OR \`... hands ss 110,... names alwa),.. start out of their major- new hand took the stage. k%ith "the- trend. LET YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS SHOW THEIR PRIDE label contract...... Cake's performance was The do.line is analogous t, , that strong, hut the hand didn't sound of glam r,,Ck Let's take a look. like it does on the radio. Instead of DON'T MISS THE CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR PERSONAL MESSAGE During the .70s and $t is Strokes, The Killers mid Interpol. the tired and bored since I reluc- THE Queen. 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MONDAY bicycle improperly ported co campus. for possession of a replica firearm. 2:50 p.m. WARRANT San Salvador closed for week 2:06 p.m. TRAFFIC Location: Student Union FRIDAY Location: Seventh Street garage Summary: Duran, Jose By Traci Newell and Operations at San Jose State site work." Valenzuela said. "We Summary: A report was taken Guadalupe, DOB 3/15/84, was 12:14 a.m. ALCOHOL Daily Stuff Writer University, said the construction clean up the street side and tie up for a noninjury hit and run auto- arrested on an outstanding felony Location: Hugh Gillis Hall should last about a week. all the loose ends." St mobile accident. warrant. Summary: Underwood, Micky, Valenzuela said part of the He said the city will approve DOB 12/4/85. was cited and re- Beginning today, San Salvador original construction contract the work, but ultimately it is the 3:43 p.m. THEFT 9:44 p.m. FIREARM leased for minor in possession of Street between Eighth and 10th with the city included fixing the university's responsibility because Location: Dr. Martin Luther Location: Royce Hall alcohol. streets will be closed because streets around the Campus Village of what was stated in the contract. King Jr. Joint Library Summary: Gainer. Darryl, DOB of continued construction on project. He said the work should An alternate route for stu- The Summary: A report was taken 1/23/86. was arrested for allegedly 12:51 a.m. WEAPON Campus Village. include fixing pavement to make dents who exit Interstate 280 at State U for stolen compact discs. possessing a firearm on campus. Location: ATMs Tony Valenzuela, associate vice sure it aligns with the street. 10th and 11th streets is exiting at with tht Summary: Lopez, Nefi J., DOB president of Facilities Development "It is one of the last elements of Seventh Street. Bulk TUESDAY 2/27/85, was cited and released State's on suspicion of possession of a the sett 12:35 p.m. INCIDENT switchblade knife, possession of game-w Location: Delta Upsilon an open alcohol container and being Alleged gay-bashing at Mann high San 1 Fraternity a minor in possession of alcohol. final two Summary: An incident report The! was taken regarding power and 2:52 a.m. WARRANT school a hoax, police say hut desi phone lines knocked down by / CRIME Location: Sigma Nu a doubli passing vehicles. Jared Fraternity MILL VALLEY (API A mitted by a single inditidual." Tam High students "kept on Summary: Ham, Guillermo, 17-year-old top wrestler at an Wickham said. wondering how this could hap- WWI 2:26 p in BLOTTER Fresr DOB 10/17/85, was wrested on an area high school here faked a se- The student was not identified pen at their school, but unfor- DISTURBANCE inning. outstanding misdemeanor warrant. ries of gay-bashing incidents that by police. tunately they were let down Location: Dr. Martin Luther - SJSU prompted a police investigation, The girl has been suspended by one of their classmates." King Jr. Joint Library with thr 11:54 a.m. TRAFFIC authorities said. and could face expulsion, said Ferguson said. Summary: A bicycle was im- more in Location: Park and Ride The rash of gay-bashing inci- Bob Ferguson, district school su- Ferguson added that girl's re- pounded for being illegally parked Short Summary: A report was taken for dents at Tamalpais High School perintendent. cent title as the high school's ath- on campus. career hi a hit and run accident. was the work of a student gay "She confessed to everything." lete of the year was withdrawn by Cow THURSDAY leader who claimed she was the Ferguson said. "She did admit to the district late last week. 10:22 p.m. WARRANT victim of hate crimes, according police that it was basically for at- High school principal Chris games a Location: Third and San Carlos SATURDAY 4:45 a.m. ACCIDENT to Mill Valley Police Capt. James tention." Holleran said students will have by Robe streets Nate Location: Lot 'Three 1:56 a.m. ALCOHOL Wickham. The student was not arrested, the opportunity to receive coun- Summary: Haywood, Gary. RBI sinj Summary: A report was taken Location: Dr. Martin Luther The teen, who heads but police said the case would seling about the matter. DOB 8/31/78, was arrested on out- SJSC for a noninjury accident at the King Jr. Joint Library the school's Gay -Straight be referred to the Mann County Paula Pilecki, executive direc- standing felony warrants. against Student Union loading dock. Summary: Dominguez. Daniel, Alliance, admitted to authori- District Attorney's Office for re- tor of San Anselmo's Spectrum, a ties that she was the perpe- view. lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans- WEDNESDAY DOB 9/26/81, was arrested on sus- 12:53 p.m. INCIDENT picion of being drunk in public. trator of the incidents, which In a series of incidents dating gender advocacy group, said she included vandalizing her own back to November, the student was surprised that police released 8:34 a.m. GRAND THEFT Location: Seventh and San car with derogatory graffiti, claimed she was the target of a statement about the girl's admis- Location: An building Salvador streets 10:58 a.m. BURGLARY police said. hateful language, with anti-gay sion. Summary: A report was taken for Summary: An informational Location: Delta Upsilon Other incidents involved epithets scrawled on her car and "The next few weeks will no grand theft of a computer laptop. report was taken for a possible ha- Fraternity teachers who rassment. Summary: A report was taken received threatening on her school lockerShe told doubt be difficult for everyone telephone messages. police she was pelted with eggs involved. and I hope the com- 10:14 a.m. FRAUD for the burglary of a vehicle. "It has been determined that outside her home by an unknovo it munity reacts with compassion." The S Location: 10th Street garage 12:53 p.m. BICYCLE all the incidents have been corn- assailant. .11c said. makes no Summary: A report was taken Location: Joe West Hall SUNDAY services a Summary: A is there an regarding a forged San Jose State bicycle found on The class University parking permit. campus was taken by UPD for 12:00 a.m. DRUNK DRIVING Spartan safekeeping. Location: Tenth and San Carlos adverttsin Check us out online at not approv 1:25 p.m. BICYCLE Streets Location: Dr. Martin Luther 2:30 p.m. INCIDENT Summary: Duong, Thong. 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the Daily Staff Report 'use A storm gathered Friday in room 505 of Duncan Cl. Hall as the power of eight minds met for a battle of stu- The Spartan baseball team was swept by Fresno wits, deception and strategy. Tension flooded the I at State University in a three-game series this weekend, silent room as the eight young men prepared their g at with the Bulldogs %%inning Sundays game 7-6. armies. Bulldog pinch-hitter Brian Lapin completed Fresno The pressure was on. This was no ordinary en- State's rally in Sunday's game, hitting a double in gagement. the seventh inning that drove in Steve Susorf for the This was the First Annual Chess Championship, game-winning run. put on by San Jose State University's Chemistry San Jose State University attempted to rally in the Club. final two innings. This showdown of chess skill was scheduled to The Spartans loaded the bases in the eighth inning. begin at high noon. For the cost of SI entry fee. hut designated hitter Chris Williammee grounded into participating players were given the chance to a double play that ended the inning. prose their chess skills in three rounds of single el imolai', in play. ,tpt Jared Birrenkoo grounded out vs ith Trio is Hecktel on Alter the three rounds, the victor would receive Lap- second to end the game. Fresno a 2 -loot tall trophy. for- State took an early 3-2 lead after the second was welcome own Anyone to compete in the tourna- SJSt responded and went up 6-3 after four innings, ment. Ali Mojaddiji was one of those that came to with three runs coming in the third timing and one play. Mojaddiji. a senior majoring in management more in the fourth. infomiat ion systems, said that he came to the tour- re- th- Shortstop Anthino Contreiiis recorded his 201)th nament for the fun of it. Zu('li Beecher / 1)(11111 Staff by career hit in Saturday 's game. "I used to play a lot, now I just play every now newer:is also extended his hitting streak to 22 and then with my little brothers. I'm just here for Rick Deininger, a junior majoring in English, ponders a chess move at the first annual Chemistry Club Chess hris games and matched the fun." Mojaddiji said. Tournament on Friday at Duncan Hall room 505. Deininger swept the tournament out of three games. ave by Robert Berns itt the 19% and 1497 seasons Scott Tarkul. an engineering major. was one of Nate Corrick also posted lus 21 Iii, x meet hit. an the organi/ers of the tournament and planned the it m.ould he Ilk lii get the \% hole mipu, iisiilse,j ii ssiiil:I ikc I ice actuai , he, duli itt,Jinpus. RBI ingle in the third inning. tournament tor several months. recruit more dies. people Atter three rounds and several hours id play. rec- SJ s I ill return to play a home noni i oil crew. e gallle -It started out as a kind of fun thing where we'd Tarkul said that he hopes the tournament will help the chess ,hampion ol SJSU turned out to be Rick lit, a against ( al Berkele at 7 p.m. at Municipal lieki play against each other." Tarkul said. "We thought spread the word about chess on campus and that he 1)einineer a minor majoringin Fnglish. ms- she PHN: 408-924-3277 tied nis- FAX: 408-924-3282

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By Traci Newell education, said she is currently working on research- Daily Staff Writer ing the language issue in classrooms. She is a volun- teer in a fifth grade class and she said the experience manifested the pressures teachers feel because of new the government. Lily Wong Fillmore. an international authority on policies set by education system is the literacy and second-language learning, will speak at "A truly great free public she said. San Jose State University's I48th commencement cornerstone of democracy," graduates to keep the true ide- ceremony on May 28 at Spartan Stadium. She said she wants when they are Throughout her 30-year career, Wong Fillmore als of a democratic society, especially booth. studied the education of minority students and the making decisions in the voting majoring in socialization of children for learning across cultures. Brian Chapman, a graduating senior Wong Fillmore can She was a professor in the department of language and political science, said he believes world be- literacy, society and culture in give students a better understanding of the Lorry Thomas / Daily Staff the graduate school of education cause she studies different languages. better understand what ev- Philip Gee, center, who is part of Entertainment Arts university relations team, speaks to guests attending the at the University of California, "If people are able to together opening of the computer lab designed for animation and illustration students in the school of art and design Berkeley. eryone is saying, then it could bring people on Friday. Gerry Selter. executive as- instead of splitting them apart," Chapman said. sistant to the president at SJSU, In addition to Wong Fillmore speaking at the com- ists will said the president of the universi- mencement, two additional civ il rights activ Art and design students get ty and Irene Miura, Selter's pre- receive honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees decessor, chose Wong Fillmore from SJSU. according to an SJSU press release. Tommie Smith and John Carlos, both alumni and to speak at the commencement. WONG MUSIONO Miura was originally from the Olympic medalists, achieved international attention new animation computer lab when they raised College of Education at SJSU. at the 19611 Mexico City Olympics their gloved lists on the victory stand as symbols of "It was amazing to see the tal- of global talent hiring and resourc- "I was told that students wanted someone who had By Jean Blomo black power and unit) in America. ent from these students despite the ing. said Electronic been involved in civil rights issues and someone who Daily Staff Writer Arts donated According to the press release, their action was fact they didn't have equipment," $75,000 to was from San Jose State," Wong Fillmore said. the lab. widely unpopular and caused the pair to be banned Friedman said. Wong Fillmore earned a bachelor's degree in The money, Haugh said, is more from the national track team and asked to leave the The 15 computer stations HP English and linguistics in 1969 from SJSU. She even- Six years ago. Brad Maihack. of an investment in the future. Olympic Village. provided, along with seven ad- tually went on to Stanford University to earn a Ph.D. Hewlett-Packard's San Jose State "I was very impressed with Eventually their silent protest became one of the ditional HP computers bought in linguistics. University campus recruiting the high quality of the students' most memorable moments in the American civil through an Electronic Arts grant., Wong Fillmore said the time she was at SJSU was a manager. noticed the art and de- talents," Haugh said. "I wonder rights movement. will give students a competitive very active time for the fight of civil rights. sign department had opened a new how many of these students are Both men won Olympic medals and have broken edge in the booming industry of "The world has changed but the fight for civil computer lab with the help of HP's going to he our employees?" collegiate, national and work records in track and animation, Granner said. rights still goes on," she said. competitors. Students were awestruck with field. "We are able to see a phenom- She said she wanted to give students a sense of "I thought. I know our technol- the idea that they will be able to Smith is currently a tavulty member and coach at enal blending with technology and things that remain to be done. She wants to establish ogy is better what can we do use the new lab to unleash their Santa Monica ('ollege. Carlos is the track and field art." Maihack said. "(Technology) civil rights as a battleground for democracy and jus- about this?... Maihack said. abilities. coach and school suspension supervisor for Palm unleashes more creativity." tice. More than $100,000 later, HP, "This is unbelievable," said "I count the time at San Jose State as one Springs High School. the press release stated. Dreamworks storyboard de- of the along vv, ith Dreamworks Feature Konstantin Abadjiev, a senior An audience of about 25.100) students, faculty signer Rob Koo, animation head most valuable experiences I have had in my life," Animation and Electronic Arts, majoring in animation and illustra- said. members. family members and friends are expected Tim Cheung and production de- Wong Fillmore opened an up-to-date lab specifi- tion. "It's a huge deal finally being Wong Fillmore, a strong proponent of bilingual to attend this year's commencement. signer Guillaume Aretos. each cally designed for use by anima- able to work on our projects." taught three-week workshops to tion and illustration students Programs, such as Maya, art and design students, lending Friday in the Art building. Abadjiev said. require constantly their knowledge of the industry to "When I came to visit the updated technology, and students aspiring students. (old lab), 1 was disgusted." said aren't able to keep up with their "Their instruction is so valu- Marilyn Friedman. head of out- laptops. able you can't put a price on it." reach at Dreamworks. "(The new lab) will give our The overhead projector screen Carter said. students the same chance as pri- was torn and students had to use The animators found they vate art schools," Caner said. their own laptops to support ani- learned from teaching as well. "These are kids with dreams that mation and rendering programs, "With students, you just never can't afford $300,((X) for school such as Maya. know what to expect." C'heung said. but they're just as bright and Professors of art and design. Koo, who took time away from Go save. ambitious." Courtney Granner and Alice Carter his vacation to teach the workshop. approached the three companies said he had to learn how to struc- There was a point. Friedman late last summer, asking for finan- ture a class and found students to said, where she wasn't sure the cial resources to help make the art he very sincere and enthusiastic. lab would be possible, so Friday's and design department better. "Usually the questions you get opening was especially exciting In the past eight years. Carter (as an instructor) are questions for her. said, art and design students and you've never asked yourself." 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