Volume 112, No. 62 May 4, 1999 SPAR? DAILY One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 19.'34 Controversial Don't worry; be hackey Add/drop time Rodgers gives shortened by university SJSU an earful 111111 Students will only have 19 days to add, Outspoken business leader fuels 14 days to drop classes under new policy affirmative action debate By Arora Stork, English instructor soisios.ow stajrWriter and part of the Academic consenting By Halima Kazem trade between Senate, the passing of the parties," Rodgers said. The San Jose State amendment was an attempt SticirWritas The next part of his equa- University Academic Senate to solve the problem of You can call him the $30- tion was based on the idea passed a resolution by a 23 impacted classes, especially billion dollar man. that freedom creates pros- to 11 vote Monday, which in business and engineering. Cypress Semiconductor's perity and eventually leads will decrease the number of Sally Veregge, current Chief Executive Officer TJ. to happiness. days allowed for students to chair for the instruction and Rodgers shared, and then The audience challenged drop classes. student affairs committee, defended, his moneymaking him on the notion that The new policy will give said the amendment was plan with SJSU students money equals happiness, students 14 days from the passed, but she thinks the and faculty Thursday night. but Rodgers answered ques- first day of instruction to senate is not done reviewing About 300 people went to tions with questions, leaving drop a class and 19 days for this policy, so modifications Morris Dailey Auditorium to many of his critics speech- students to add a class. The can be made. Veregge said listen to and exchange wits less. current add/drop policy she was unsure of the type with the high-tech guru He explained people are gives students 20 days to of modifications that may be about affirmative action, but happier when they are not either add or drop a class. implemented. they got more than they bar- economically strapped and This is the second year of "The main reason (for gained for. can do things for friends and change for the add/drop pol- passing) was logistical, stu- Rodgers started his lec- family. icy for SJSU. dents are trying to get into ture by giving the attendees "When my father was According to Nancy See Add/Drop, page 3 a political quiz to determine diagnosed with Alzheimer's, how they felt about the gov- I couldn't do anything about ernment's involvement in it and money wouldn't cure personal and economic him, but I was able to get Business fraternity issues. him the best health care. But he didn't get an That made him comfortable enthusiastic response right and me happy," Rodgers dances for reading away. said. "At first, I was confused Some audience members By Laurie Phillips the street from SJSU. seemed to be persuaded by with why he was asking all Staff Writer Principal Adam Escoto these questions. Then, I Rodgers idea of money being said the academy, which has realized it's supposed to set a major factor in attaining Put your best dancing a reading program known us up for what he's eventu- happiness. shoes on tonight to help chil- as Success for All, is taking ally going to talk about," After a short intermis- dren learn to read. the progrcun a step further. international business sion, the crowd dwindled, Business and economics It is organizing a four-week major Hector Oliva Jr. said. but the conversation heated fraternity Phi Chi Theta is summer learning academy The free market capital- up. hosting a Dance-a-Thon for 120 of its students. ist began the discussion Affirmative action was on from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Loma "We thought that the with general definitions of the minds of many as the Prieta room of the San Jose majority of kids were one or freedom, wealth and happi- audience began shooting State University Student two years below (the appro- ness. questions concerning Union, and everyone not priate reading level.). There "The basic premise of Rodgers' recent written just business students is were a significant percent- freedom is: I own myself debate"Nrith Jesse Jackson, invited. The group's four age of students who were Therefore, I do what I want the founder and president of members and five pledges three to five years below," and go where I want. the Rainbow Coalition. are supplying the music for Escoto said of the academy's Subject, of course, to the A recent Mercury News what they hope will be a fun 300 students. responsibilities of observing article displayed opposing evening for a worthwhile Located on the corner of the freedom of others," sides of the affirmative cause. Seventh and East Santa Rodgers said. action debate. Sarah Orr/Spartan Dail) One-fourth of the Clara streets, the Horace The debate was provoked evening's net proceeds, Mann Academy is situated He said the right to freely Nathan Beesley, a San Jose State University history major, and Deric Weis, a civil trade property with others by Jackson's visit to Silicon approximately $1.25 from in an area populated by is incorporated in the Bill of Valley in March, where he engineering major, take a study break to play hackey sack Monday at the Seventh each $5 ticket, will be donat- what many call the "work- Rights. lashed out at high-tech com- Street Plaza. Weis and a few other civil engineering students often play hackey sack on ed to the Horace Mann ing poor." Escoto estimates "That's the basic mecha- panies such as Cypress for campus to lighten up before class. Academy, a public elemen- nism of capitalism free See Rodgers, page 3 tary school, located down See Dance, page 5 Author Sandra Cisneros Two friends start, finish college ... together By Tricia Herrera Tauber said. "We had the same to speak at Latino address fol- StqlfWriter sort of focus and idea, so the By Tricia Herrera Jacinto Gardea, an English lit- lowing quarter we decided to take the same classes." Steirriter erature lecturer, said Cisneros Imagine taking every single introduces culture where people class throughout your entire Eastham said she even stayed For those of you who have read can understand it. Her unique school career with your best at DeAnza an extra year to take and enjoyed "House on Mango stories capture the friend sitting right beside you. courses with Tauber. She had Street" and "'Woman Hollering Chicano/Latino culture, he said. Someone who's there to offer already received her associate in Creek and Other Stories" by Gardea described Cisneros' encouragement and pick up arts degree in general education, Sandra Cisneros, you are in luck. characters as vivid, allowing the missed assignments. For most but decided to remain with A reading and lecture by reader to picture the life of the people, this seems impossible Tauber to receive her second award-winning novelist and poet main character. because of different work sched- degree in psychology. Cisneros is scheduled for 7 p.m., Marie Chin, graduate student ules and majors. SJSU classmate Sara Hamm Tuesday at Morris Dailey in Mexiccin American studies, has Meet seniors Caryn Tauber met the two women in a youth Auditorium. read books of Cisneros and said and Ellen Eastham, both San offender class for the first time Cisneros has won various she finds them a change of pace. Jose State University psychology this semester, and right away she awards for her writings, including "She gives a different perspec- majors. They have managed to noticed their close bond. Hamm the prestigious MacArthur tive of everyday life and work around their busy schedules said she saw how they were Foundation Fellowship in 1995 thoughts," Chin said. "The more and take the same classes for always supporting each other in and two fellowships from the experience she shares, the more almost five years. and outside the classroom. National Endowment for the Arts. enjoyable the stories." Their friendship began at "I wish I had someone to take The MacArthur award is given Alvarez said the goal of the DeAnza Community College in an the same classes as me and to each year to exceptionally cre- Latino Scholar Address is to bring algebra class, where both women have support and not worry about ative individuals. students and the general public were struggling with math. smaeide.ting knew people," Hamm A stipend is paid over five together to learn about true liter- Tauber, 45, a mother of two years to individuals who show ature as well as to highlight the teenagers, had been out of school Nancy Eldred, SJSU psycholo- exceptional merit and promise for best and the brightest writers. for a long time and was battling gy instructor, has lectured Tauber creative works. An average of 20 Local math. Out of frustration, she and Eastham in four classes and spoken word ensemble contribu- to 40 people receive this award Grito Serpentino is scheduled to made a comment in class about said the women are a annually. open her troubles. tion t,o the classroom. for Cisneros. Alvarez conversant, Movimiento de Arte y Culture described Serpentino Grito as a of In front of her sat 52-year-old "They are very Latino Americana/San Jose Eastham, who was also a return- relaxing the whole class and mixture of poetry and music. The Center for Latino Arts is hosting local six-member ensemble per- ing student. Eastham, a mother always helping other students," its 3rd Annual Distinguished forms music to with two grandchildren,turned Eldred said. their poetry. remembered Latino Scholar Address. Movimiento de Arte y Culture around in her chair and agreed Eldred said she Maribel Alvarez, San Jose Latino with Tauber. one semester, where Eastham Americana is the only half the Center for Latino Arts executive Latino visual arts and literary After class, both women dis- was typing notes for director, said each year her orga- organization in the South Bay. cussed their difficulties and real- class. nization chooses a writer or schol- The program produces over 25 ized they had much more in com- Eldred and Tauber agree the ar who has high visibility and programs year-round including mon than problems with math. other has helped with encourage- high accomplishments in human- galleries, exhibitions and literary Both had been out of school for ment and support when school Dai Sugano/Sparten Daily raising became too demanding. ities. programs. many years, working, Ellen Eastham (right) and Caryn Tauber are both psychology Cisneros is one of the most For further information call families and shared an interest in "It's nice to have somebody else widely-read Latina authors in the San Jose Center for Latino Arts the same major. going through the same thing as majors. and they are graduating together in May. Eastham and United States, Alvarez said. at 408-938-3571. "We hit it off right away, See Friends, page 3 Tauber have been takino the same classes for almost five years. ,, INSIDE THE DAILY SPORTS 11" ... FORUM ENTERTAINMENT # , ,\iiii,, SJSU football players get 11/ Tr,... Mr. Bad Example honors Mrs. Get ready SJSU, it's time ,-,-,, "4., , -3 'adopted' as mentors for Bad Example in time for for the Blues Festival school children Page 6 ir Mother's Day Page 2 again Page 4 -16 ai r _

40110 41W Page 2 F ORUM Tuesday, May' 4, 1999 The anchor behind Mr. Bad Example it Sy wife, Debi, doesn't like me to call her Mrs Yet through it all, Debi rarely complains, and 1.V.I.Bad Example but I do. when she does, it's usually because I'm busy per- With Mother's Day coming up this weekend, I MR. fecting my Mr. Bad Example persona. Pro-gun measures figured it was appropriate to honor someone who I Yes, I really am like that most of the time. consider a hero. BAD I figured out a long time ago that long-lasting, I don't normally buy into all the hype surround- committed relationships take a unique recipe. care more about ing holidays. I figure, it's just someone trying to EXAMPLE Fifty percent is love, trust, honor, caring and make a buck off a gullible public. understanding. I don't get into Christmas, I hate Thanksgiving, The other 50 percent is finding someone whose profits than people and have no use for Arbor Day. Aaron Williams crap you CRI1 put up with. And I have put Debi I abhor Valentine's Day. Why should you take through a lot of crap. one day out of the year to tell someone you love For the better part of three years, she has put (U-WIRE) BOULDER, Colo. In the wake of the them? Isn't that what you're supposed to do every Debi takes care of all the details of our life. She her personal goals aside to make sure I am able to Columbine High massacre and subsequent calls for day? cooks, cleans, pays bills, does the nightly routine actively pursue my career. I know a lot of people stricter gun laws, pro-gun advocates have responded However, I am going to break one of my rules with a two-year-old who, quite frankly, acts a lot who would have bailed out after. putting up with by digging in their heels. and prop Mother's Day. I'm not doing this because like his old man feeds the dog, all after busting less. They argue desperately that gun-control mea- Hallmark is telling me I should, but because I owe her butt for up to 14 hours a day at her job. While not purely selfless she knows when the sures wouldn't have prevented the shooting, or that more to my wife than I could possibly think about I know in my heart of hearts, I try to show her time comes, she can quit her job and stay at home if more teachers had carried guns they could have repaying. my appreciation for her sacrifices. and raise our kids Debi has endured many more stopped it. So, bear with me San Jose State and allow me to But after working tireless hours, only to come nights alone than she cares to or deserves to. Maybe they're right. Maybe they're not. It doesn't he a little self-indulgent. home to a kid who wants nothing more than to Yet, she is still as committed to us as the day really matter, because it's an academic argument You see, while I'm at school helping create your throw hi's apple sauce on the floor, my words often she took me for better or worse. That is what designed to distract the public from the real agenda classtime pastime or your bathroom reading mate- seem empty, my gestures seem inadequate. makes her truly amazing to me. of the pro-gun lobby: to fight all gun control mea- rial the Spartan Daily Debi is at home taking Not that we have a lot of time for either words Still, Debi deserves better. sures, anywhere, at any cost financial or human. care of our two-year-old son, Brady. or gestures. Between her 60-plus hour work week, So, in two weeks, I'm going to retire the Spartan It is true that ultimately, only Eric Harris and So what, you say? and my 80-plus school/work week, we often seem Daily's version of Mr. Bad Example, go home, have Dylan Klebold bear responsibility for the horror at Well, Debi does this after working all day. like nothing more than roommates. We are like a nice dinner with Debi, wrap my arms around her Columbine High School. But the National Rifle "Oh, Mr. Bad Example, I'm impressed. Not." ships passing in the night. well, as far as my arms will reach around her Association and its legions of lobbyists and bought- OK, she's also eight months pregnant. The bulk of our conversations are done nightly pregnant belly and try to make up for two-and- and-paid-for legislators cannot escape responsibility Now, I know there are a lot of people just like on the telephone, after she has given Brady his a-half years of being an absentee husband. for our nation's overall epidemic of gun violence, of Debi who are making sacrifices for a husband or bath and before the ubiquitous chaos that perme- I will always be Mr. Bad Example, it's just the which the shooting is the latest tragic example. a wife who is going to college. That's not my point. ates,the Spartan Daily. only people who will have to put up with me are While mass shooting sprees attract the most My point is, while I'm basking in the ignomin- Our "quality time" together consists of a two- Mrs. Bad Example, Brady and Tanner. media attention, what's not often reported is that ious glory of being your bathroom reading materi- hour dinner on Friday, five or six hours on every day in America, an average of 13 children are al, Debi is doing all the things she does not out Saturday and maybe an hour either Sunday or Aaron Williams is the killed in gun homicides, gun suicides and accidental of desire, but out of obligation. Monday. Spartan Daily production editor shootings. I am chasing my dream, while she is stuck being Other than that, the only time I see my wife is "Mr Bad Example" appears eve, ,Tuesday. That's a tragedy of Columbine High proportions the glue that is holding our family together. as she's coming in the door, while rm heading out. happening every single day. The American Academy of Pediatrics an orga- nization dedicated to caring for kids has respond- Taking elevator ed by declaring gun violence a child health epidemic and has called for laws that keep guns out of "any place where children live and play." sometime waste The AAP and a number of other health advocacy groups have endorsed a proposed bill in the U.S. Senate titled of time, energy the Children's Gun Violence Prevention Act, which includes measures to keep Ltk - "=.9tass'*-Pw'll guns out of the hands of children and would require manufacturers to install child safety locks on all Prophecies guns. THE GOVERNMENT" Common sense? The NRA doesn't think so; it JEREMIAH OSHAN opposes the bill. INVESTED AU- PAY It's just another SOCIAL SECURITY example of how, in the end, the SURPLUS IN Elevators at San Jose NRA doesn't care about kids it cares only about State University are the profits of gun manufacturers. TOBACCO STOCKS... notorious. If you're outraged, Saturday's NRA conference at For whatever reason the Colorado Convention Center in Denver is your be it human or mechanical chance to express it. Physicians for Social Al error they are utterly dis- Responsibility and the Colorado Coalition to Prevent appointing in quality. Gun Violence will hold a "silent protest" Saturday on In what seems like every the west steps of the state Capitol against the r 4,.. building on campus the NRA convention. I -I", 4 . libraries, dorms and even the Engineering building It will begkil at 9 a.m. Please participate and tell ,. the elevators move at a slightly slower pace than the e',;;; Merchants of Death they're not welcome in our 011, co.,.., my grandfather driving on the freeway. Editor's .._ note: Jeremiah's grandfather was once given a tick- et for driving 25 mph in the slow lane of Highway .. ,ret, 101, which resulted in his loss of freeway driving Lk$ privileges. With that said, why is it students and faculty alike choose to use the elevator to go up one or two Ai, stories? Even more, why is it people use the elevator . to go down? I'll admit to partaking in the elevator experience SPARTAN DAILY ..... from time to time, but I only do so when I am going C/ne Wort-novo', Squon* Son lose, CA 95192.0149 up at least three stories. 1408) 924-32110 unail- SOAllYteitmcitsu eclu I like the exercise. I like getting to my destination EDITORIAL at a pace that I can control. I like being able to com- Executtve F,ditor .1 in VW. plain about other people using the elevators. Managtor Editor Julia H Wright There are plenty of reasons to opt for the stairs. Production Editor Aaron Williams instead of taking ()pinion Editor JnAnn Peach the elevator. Sport% Falitar ./..rermith I lahArt First of all, elevators are evil that should say it Entertainment/ Lifestyle Editor John Meyer all, but I'll go on anyway. Photo Editor 'Litton Stall. The stairs are also a good source of exercise Copy Ealkora Ntotaret Rethd, L.& Hinter note those machines that are all the rage Chief Photographer linen Prince at gyms, Graphic. Aaron Williams known as the "Stairmaster." By not using the elevator, you also save yourself Senior Staff Writers Sandra Leah t r, Adam Pavlacka, the agony of getting stuck for several hours only to ;min 'White Sparta Guide be pried out via Staff Writer* ...old', Anna, , Donna the Jaws of Life. f;armichoel. ter at 924-6033. Catherine Leyba at 924-5759. Elevators were built out Rhoda Parham, Trios Herrera, /lobate Kamm Franklin Lew, Today of necessity. Back in the Shs. Levn, NI41ssta Matchak, Ryan Mceenasir old days give me a break, I don't know what year 11. -at, Mani trn inn, S Linine Phillips, lingo Rivera. The Roots of Anti-Semitism exactly, but it was sometime during the Depression ni.1, Sado!. Kttrins Taranaki. lance Swanson, semi-Annual Ceramics and The San Jose State History Dance-A-Thon Try rhorp Marcus Ulrich buildings were built no taller than four or five sto- Glass Sale Department will host Cal Berkeley The Theta Delta pledge class of Staff Illitatraten Jess Teniunn Tabor ries. This was because people would not walk up The San Jose State University professor Erich S. Gruen at 7 p.m. in Photographer& Manche.* Earpubel Sarah Orr Sean Penello Phi Chi will hold a dance-a-thon stairs that went any higher since they were often lin Sultana, Ai nide Artists will hold a sale from 9 a.m. WiuMington Square Hall. For more from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Loma Prieto coming home from a hard day's work. to 9 p.m. in the art quad, next to the information, call Jonathan Roth at Ballroom, Student Union. For more Then somebody had the bright idea ADVERTISING Student Union. For more informa- of building a 924-5505. information,c all Melanie Esquivel machine that would carry people and their stuff up Advertising D191N11.112 Doug Evan/ tion, call Joseph Battiato at 924- at 243-4100. Art Director Olpoollon an endless amount of floors. 4316. Symphony Concert Retail Manopor Coop Caw Before anyone knew what was happening, build- The San Jost State Symphony Downtown/ FoterialsigNI4 Mgr Suwon Ti111.11k, Wednesday ings such as Nurses Christian Fellowship the Empire State Building were built. National Manager *MUM Palma Orchestra will present a concert at Not only Support group at 11 a.m. in the could space be saved by building up, Account Executive. Monica DiGiuluin Jenett.- DiEasio David Li. 7:30 p.m. in the Music Building Student Art Exhibits instead Montalvo Room, STudent Union. of out, but people who were physically Helen I ti Concert Hall. For more information, The School of Art and Design unable to walk up stairs could now know the plea- ALIVISERN For more information, call Diane call Jun Kakabayashi at 924-4647. will present student art from 10 sure of living Stegmeir at 279-6485. on the top floor penthouse suite, which Wets Stepho.n Greene, Jan Shaw a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and came complete with circular rotating bed and hide- Ada...est./at .link Quinton Free French movie Industrial Studies buildings. For away stereo system. Photo Jim McNat Student Art Exhibits Le Cercle Francias will screen more information, call Scott or Pnidoction Chief Tin: Kirke The School of Art and Design Employers could also fit more people into a single "Cafe Au Lait," a French movie with Jenny at 924-4330. building instead of spreading will present student art from 10 English subtitles at 7 p.m. in them throughout sev- Nevis IMMO 40.924 12P0 rm 406 924 3282 Advertising eral of them. 40P Sial 3970 DAILY tUSPAISOPAAD, a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Sweeney Hall, room 100. For more SPARTAN publtshed even, Semi-Annual Ceramics and But human nature eventually took over. People deal Ma tildanidentor year 1121t and ....miaow Pen.. Industrial Studies buildings. The information, call Jean Luc Desalvo Glass Sale postage moil & Jose Mad stincoptions accepted on a remarnder no longer wanted to walk Tuesday night lecture series will at 924-4611. up four flights ,f stairs if al ...Met taw POSTMA.TTEM Send address changes to di. The San Jose State University they could just take the elevator. Spam, Pada San Jams Swig. l'orverssty. (*be Waahmeten SqUAR S/411 feature glass artist Mary Shaffer Artists will hold a sale from 9 a.m. J11. .,I92 0149 Business people could from 5 to 6 p.m. in the Art building, Music of the Spanish New save the embarrassment of to 9 p.m. in the art quad, next to the walking into their business meeting sweat room 133. A reception will follow World Student Union. For more informa- with Opinion page stains all over their newly policies from 6 to 8 p.m. For more informa- The San Jose State University at 924- pressed shirts. tion, call Joseph Battiato Students could ... be lazy. Students could wait tion on the art exhibits, call Scott or Collegium Musicum will feature 4316. for Header. are encouraged to express themselves on upwards of 15 minutes the Jenny at 924-4330 or Andy at 924- Spanish new world music at the for the elevator, only to take Opinion page with a letter to the Editor the elevator up one floor and then 4328 regarding the lecture and the Spartan Memorial at 12:20 p.m. For "Tee off for the Tots" Golf wait another 15 A letter to the Editor ta a 20D-word reaponae to an issue or point minutes to take the elevator back reception more information, call Katherine Tournament down. of VW.' /Int hap appeared in the Spartmi Call me crazy, but this Heater at (510) 527-4987. Phi Gamma Delta golf tourna- makes very little practical Suboutsiona become the property of the Spartan Daily and may sense. Instead of saving time Semester In England ment at 10 30 a.m. at Cinnabar by walking, hundreds le edited for clarity, grammar. libel and lentrt Subinlimion if not thousands of Information Meeting Book Sales Hills Golf Club. For more informa- perfectly able students must contain the uthor’s nine. address, phone number, decide to take the elevator Students interested in attending The Library Donations and tion, call Matt Olson at 292-5333. instead of the stairs. &trainee and major. While this may a semester in England are welcome Sales Unite will hold a book sale sound extremely petty, this is Submissions may be put in the Letters to the Editor box at the becoming a serious to attend the informational meeting from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Clark problem. Spartan Daily (Mice in Dwight Rentel Ilall Room 209, gent by fort OK, "serious" may be from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m in Hugh Gillis library lobby. For more information, overstating the problem, but to off*, 924-3237, e-mailed to SPIA11.149tmc aiso edii or mailed In I do believe it is an Hall, room 114. For more informs- call the acquisitions department at Sparta Guide lo prosided Its* 4 rhorer to issue that needs to be addressed. the Spartan Doily Opinion Editor School of Journalism and MAPIA President Robert tion, call Kimb Massey at 924-4571. 924-2705. studram. faculty and staff Mr deadline far Caret may want to call a special COMMIMInitIOnS. Nan Jose State I 'ralveraltv Waithuigton roans. es anon, Shirr days before *surd publiro advisory meeting to address the issue. The Deans Square. Son Joao, CA 96M 0149 may want to get Co-op Workshop Battle of the DJs toon dam Entry forms am auaolable on Ms together and discuss how students lkittorials are written by. nd re the Cannella.. ni, the Spartan Iloilo. Offire Spats IVirlf110011 ,11.1" and faculty can be taught The Career Center will hold a DTVF Film Production class will to learn common elevator Spartan IMO,' editors. not the staff. repasts *dome of submissions etiquette. Or maybe, workshop at 1:30 p.m. in the present the Battle of the DJs at The students may want to just take Published opinions and advertisements do not nerrtsanly reflect the it upon themselves to Costanoan Room, Student Union. Usual nightclub. Doors open at 8 walk up a flight of stairs or ewers of the Spartan two. Ihnly the School 4.1ournaliam and Mass For more information, call the cen- p.m. For more information, call or S.' NC l'ommunirtitiona Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily sports editor "Prophecies" appears every Tuesday.

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gram. Friends: The volunteers are responsible for telling the courts what they Rodgers: Affirmative action opponent Continued from page 1 feel is best for the child. Volunteers are assigned to Continued from page 1 me and having someone to listen children who have been aban- 4. DRUG LAWS DO MORE HAI to," Tauber said. underrepresentation of women doned by their families. Eastham m Eastham gave credit to her and Tauber each advocate for two and minority employees. THAN GOOD REPEAL TH 'ill. 1 mother, husband and Tauber for siblings. Rodgers disputed Jackson's getting this far in school. Eastham also volunteers at allegations by arguing that four of 5. LET PEOPLE IM RA In high school, Eastham said The Center for Living with Dying, his vice presidents and 35-percent Ok EMIG she was told by her counselor that a support group dealing with the of his employees are minorities. N she was not smart enough to death of a loved one. Ten years "I hire on merit only, and if attend college. ago, Eastham said she lost a son there are qualified minorities that At the time, she did not know to suicide, and since then has want to work for me, I would hire she suffered from attention deficit been active in helping those who them tomorrow," Rodgers said. disorder. have faced the same tragedy. In the article, Rodgers said Symptoms of attention deficit Eastham said she could have Jackson "rainbowed" the once- disorder are excessive fidgeting been easily distracted with her black coalition to gain clout and with hands or feet, difficulty responsibilities at home, but that if he truly wanted to boost remaining seated and not listen- Tauber helped her stay on track. diversity in the private sector, he 440 N ing or comprehending while She often refers to Tauber as the should encourage more African someone is talking. "taslunaster." Americans and minorities to enter "I've shown myself I have the Both women are scheduled to the engineering field and work determination, desire and energy graduate in May and after five toward graduate degrees. N to reach any goal," Eastham said. years, agree they will miss the col- SJSU philosophy lecturer Eastham was also able to lege environment. George Pinto said Cypress is a assist Tauber when she discov- "Just going to school is more good representation of diversity, ered one of her children has atten- difficult than having a full-time but there aren't enough minori- M N tion deficit hyperactivity disorder. job," Tauber said. ties in top management positions Through constant support for Tauber and Eastham both in the private sector. each other in academics and in thank the other for malting it this He said that's where the prob- '7 k."' N life their friendship has grown. far. A nakior factor is the sense of lem lies. They often spend time together on obligation they feel toward one Pinto, who asked Rodgers to weekends, go to the movies and another. speak on campus, said he believes car pool to school. They said their purpose for companies need to aggressively Along with their obligations of taking the same classes was not recruit, hire and promote minori- school and family, they also find so much on the social level but, ties and women because there is time to do volunteer work togeth- for support. still racism and sexism in the er. workplace and affirmative action 1 would feel very guilty if I had Aimee Airnt.,,,,Nnutan Daily Two years ago, they began vol- quit," Eastham said. "If I quit, I can help. unteering with the Court would feel like I would be letting "As long as we are not color T.J. Rodgers spoke to students Thursday in private sector. Rodgers is the chief executive offi- Appointed Special Advocates pro- her down too." blind and gender blind, we need Morris affirmative action," he said. The Dailey Auditorium on affirmative action in the cer of Cypress Semiconductor. day we become a color and gender - "I disagree with that because blind society, that is the day we answer session concerned high branches in India, Thailand and themselves and their families Add/Drop: there are some classes that only dismantle affirmative action." tech companies branching out the Philippines. houses, cars and college educa- meet once a week. And you don't Cypress is one of the very few overseas. "My workers are treated as tions," Rodgers said. Continued from page 1 realize you don't like the class high-tech companies that doesn't One student asked about well as they are in the states. As He said companies like impacted classes," Veregge said. until weeks later," Mai said. support affirmative action and "sweatshop" working conditions for income, you have to base Cypress are helping boost "That was the main drawing force Justin GreenLee, director of doesn't hire to promote diversity. and the low wages that foreign wages on cost of living," Rodgers economies. here." academic affairs, was disappoint- But Rodgers countered by say- workers are making. said. Rodgers may not have According to Veregge, the deci- ed in the passing of the policy. ing Silicon Valley, especially Rodgers was ready and pre- He used his Philippines branch answered everyone's questions sion to pass the amendment was a "I was stunned because there Cypress, operates as a meritocra- pared for that topic. as an example and said his work- exactly as expected, but he did difficult one because she said she were so many people against it cy and that leads to diversity and He explained that a true busi- ers there make substantially less leave many people thinking about understood that students would during the first read. I've been prosperity for everyone, regard- ness man can't prosper without than San Jose employees because meritocracy and affirmative like to drop classes as late as pos- dead-set against this because I less of ethnicity. treating employees well, especial- of the significant difference in cost action. sible, but there is also the stu- think it hurts the students. Their A meritocracy is a system ly in a time were there is a short- of living. "He made many good points, dents who need to get into classes concerns with impacted classes where the talented get ahead as a age of high-tech workers and com- "All my employees in the and although I don't agree with that are impacted. are just a few classes," Greenlee result of their achievements. petitors are always looking to lure Philippines are getting paid 20 every thing he said, he opened my Veregge said the five - day peri- said. 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His harmonica playing the mid '40s, a searing time for the blues. performer, doing each live show as if it were his last. for Alligator Records, The Son Seals Blues Band," blues singer and band He said growing up seeing Hovilin' Wolf and Seals got his professional start by playing guitar is reminiscent of the great Mississippi Delta player Seals grew up in a small home with three rooms No.1 (John Lee Williamson) that were situated behind his father Jim's club Muddy Waters made him want to give the same kind with singer-harmonica legend James Cotton, as well Sonny Boy Williamson and was of effort they gave on stage every single night. as Buddy Guy. Seals said he cannot overstate the gritty, spare and haunting. the Dipsy Doodle within an earshot of James Cotton's (harmonica) some of the greatest blues practitioners that ever "We got to see them on a regular basis, and I influence playing with these two blues icons "I always felt close to wanted to carry on had on him. playing because of his connection to Muddy Waters," graced a stage. helped my career Lying in his bed as a young the tradition of Guy is one of the Seals said. "As for Buddy, he along. boy, Seals heard the of shows together. It was a thrill likes of Sonny Boy Willisunson No. 2 (Rice Miller), being a We used to do a lot good live to work with both of them." Howlin' Wolf (Chester Burnett), Willie Dixon, Albert although the blues comes King, Muddy Waters (Mckinley Seals said that Morganfield), Robert of sadness, it is ultimately Nighthawk, Rufus Thomas and many other blues from the feeling uplifting when the musician and audience legends. at a blues show. Seals is the headliner for the 19th annual make that human connection Fountain Blues Festival, "It's supposed to be happy music as well," Seals which takes place between the life experience and 12 and 7 p.m. Saturday at the corner of Seventh and said. "It's all about sharing San having fun." Carlos the Seventh Street Plaza on San Seals has Jose State University campus. Joining Seals on the Since his self-titled debut, recorded bill seven records that are considered contemporary will be Sugar Pie De Santo, Chris Cain, Howard and Burning," and the White Boys, Rusty Zinn and Terry Hank and blues classics: "Midnight Sun," "Live "Chicago Fire," "Bad Axe," "Living in the Danger the Sou'rockers. "Live- Seals, sitting in his New York hotel room after Zone," "Nothing But the Truth" and an appearance on Thursday's "Late Night with Spontaneous Combustion." Conan O'Brien," talked about his blues career Seals' 1978 recording "Live and Burning' has during a telephone interview. been called one of the best examples of power- He said he owes his career as a blues- house Chicago blues anywhere to be found in man to his father. the last two decades. "My father taught me everything Accolades continue to pile up for Seals, who from the start, tuning the guitar, was just honored in his hometown for his life- fingering," Seals said. "Where I long contribution to American blues music. wanted to be riffing around all up "We played there two weeks ago in my home- and down the neck right away, he'd town," Seals said. 'They made me the sunbiu3- keep me on one chord for hours, sador of Arkansas, complete with a certificate until I could do it in my sleep. I'd signed by the governor. It was a great honor. It get up the next morning, grab the was a wonderful turnout and I saw people I guitar, and I'd be right on that hadn't seen in years." chord. If I hadn't been in the envi- When he's not touring the country, Seals ronment I was in, I would not be makes his home in Chicago, the current "home" of where I am now. I got to see things the blues, he said. that most kids don't have the chance Seals said he also tours Europe as much as he to see. Tm lucky." Carl. He said in Europe blues players are given Seals, 56, has paid his dues the same respect as classical composers like over the last four decades and Bach and Mozart. is now considered by many "When I first went to Europe, it was like the experts to be the greatest Beatles coming here," Seals said. "It's still the living blues man. His same way. They treat you like royalty." appearance on Conan In 1991, Seals added a horn section to his O'Brien's show featured group, and said horns have always been a part Seals' blazing guitar and of the blues. He said most people think of the vocals burning up the stage blues as bass, guitar and drums. 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Tuesday. May 4, 1999 ENTERTAINMENT Page 5 Punks in Drublic Getting a leg up Veteran punk band NOFX caps tour with sold-out SF show By Grayson West with the support of a cult-like fol- sp,ciai to the Dolly lowing that continue to buy Concert albums and attend shows. After more than a year on the The concert was full of music road, legendary punk rock group Review from the new "Eat the Meek" and NOFX played the final date of "Don't Call Me White," to all-time their world tour Saturday night to NOFX was somewhat orga- classics including "Liza and a sold-out crowd at the Maritime nized and seemed ready to per- Louise," "Beer Bong" and "Kill All Hall in San Francisco. form, belting out anthem after the White Men." A crowd of mostly males, rang- anthem. The band kept the crowd Fat Mike and El Hefe gave a ing from age 10 to 30, waited on its feet and it sang along with stellar performance, dancing and eagerly through two opening acts every verse. The set maintained matching wit with each other. before the headliners took stage. an exceptional amount of energy They entertained the crowd After an unusually long set throughout the show, keeping the throughout the show. change, NOFX lead singer and attendees thoroughly entertained. After the hour-and-a-half show bassist Fat Mike took stage wear- During mid set, Fat Mike intro- without an encore the ing pants (which is unusual duced the latest nugget to their Maritime Hall's lights came on because Fat Mike is notorious for show six songs in six minutes. and NOFX finished the show off wearing shorts in any weather) After an impressive six minutes with "Buggley Eyes," a song about and a girdle to support a back the band took a break for air, then beer goggles. injury suffered while snowboard- began to play a new song from Many spectators left the audi- ing. their forthcoming album. torium with ripped clothing and The sheer presence of the band The latest song, "Clams Have bloody lips from the mosh pit, but brought the glaze-eyed crowd to Feelings Too" was classic NOFX everyone seemed to be satisfied by an ear-deafening roar. consisting of quick, hard bass NOFX's performance. Fat Mike sparked up a conver- lines with lead guitarist El Hefe The opening bands Enemy You sation with eager fans by speak- taking control of the situation. and veteran outfit Youth Brigade, Aimee Suntos/Sparran ing about the band's recent world The fans seemed to be pleased on the other hand, only moistened Sophomore dance major Ali Lopez performs her piece III the student choreography showcase. tour and expressed the band's with the new song and glad to the palates of the punk-starving appreciation for its fans. hear about a new album in the crowd's mouths. The showcase is open to the public on Saturday and Sunday at 7p m. in the Spartan Complex 219. After a five minute stroll down future. Enemy You took stage first giv- telling people we are ing a stagnant performance con- memory lane, drummer Erik "Quit reading instruction every day lin- Working with different groups Ghint insisted the concert to breaking up. Breaking up is too sisting of obnoxiously loud harmo- nizing cliche punk rock music, an hour and a half off campus is something 85-year- begin. Suddenly Fat Mike laid much fun," Fat Mike yelled at the Dance Escoto said students are old fraternity Phi Chi Theta wants down the bass line for the opening crowd, commenting on rumors similar to any other garage band hoping to make it big one day. Continued from page 1 assessed every eight weeks for to do, said director of fund raising song, "It's My Job to Keep Punk claiming that after nearly two David Miyako. He said the frater- decades of being a band they The punk trio Youth Brigade, improvements in their reading Rock Elite," a track off their latest most children's parents work not ability. After the first eight-week nity has done small-scale activi- album, "So Long and Thanks for finally have decided to throw in consisting of all brothers, prompt- ly took stage after Enemy You, one, but two or more jobs to sup- period of instruction, he said, 94 ties, such as ushering for events, All the Shoes." the towel. the first time they have NOFX is one of few bands that energizing the lethargic crowd port their families. percent of students had improved. but this is The auditorium's floor sudden- "The area has affordable hous- Horace Mann is the only one of organized something on this large ly became a turbulent sea of refuses to make music videos or into a crowd-surfing, head-bang- ing frenzy. ing, but it's not always adequate: eight schools participating in the a scale. human bodies. allow radio stations to play their Success for All program to conduct "We didn't want such a narrow music. The band has survived Escoto said. He said that may effect the a summer learning academy. The focus on business we wanted school's children, who need to learn four-week progriun will bring 120 more outreach in the community," how to read and do not always students, selected by faculty for Miyako said. have people around to teach them. learning potential, together for Melanie Urbina, Phi Chi Theta Demographically, the academy intensive reading activities each secretary and parliamentarian, is primarily Latino, with about morning. In the afternoon, stu- said the group wanted to support ILIFE half of those children either limit- dents will participate in what the Horace Mann Academy as soon ed or non-English speakers. Escoto called "enrichment activi- as they heard about its program. The Success for All program is ties," such as math and science "'We want them (the students) based on research conducted at projects. to have a good time, just as we'll CRP§1-tiES Johns Hopkins University, where He estimates it will cost have a good time," she said. 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The Adopt-a-College program Jose State has been great for my 'The guys out there did a good was created 10 years ago by Meril class for the past two years." job getting the kids involved. They Smith, who is now the principal on Smith, who started the program all had a good time," Dean said. special assignment for the Oak while he was the principal at Eric Ruhle, a Spartan wide Grove School District, according to Edenvale, said the community the receiver, said meeting his pen pal third grade teacher Kerry DeWald. kids come from is very poor. He was a good experience and would DeWald's class of 20 third-grade said the Oak Grove School District definitely like to participate in the students met their San Jose State which Edenvale Elementary program again. University pen pals Friday and School is part of had a high "Friday was really fun. The kids had the chance to play with the big school drop-out rate of 42 percent, asked us what life is like as a col- kids they've been writing to all as of 10 years ago. He said the pur- lege student, and we told them year. pose of starting the program was about how our days go," Ruhle The program was created to to encourage kids to graduate from said. 'They all loved it." provide role models for the chil- high school. The program also pro- Ruhle said DeWald asked them dren and to encourage them to go vides scholarships to Edenvale to come to her class to meet with to college, according to Carl Dean, students who graduate from high the kids again and possibly teach a an assistant football coach. school and want to go to college. physical education lesson or read "I picked 20 guys on the team I The high school drop-out rate to the kids. thought would enjoy it and would has decreased to 17 percent and DeWald said the program has have a good influence on the kids," last year 54 percent of the students also taught the kids to read and Dean said. "It's important for our from Edenvale went to college, write through the letters. Sugano/Spartan Daily players to be role models." Smith said. A total of 124 scholar- Ruhle said the letters he (Top Left) Anselmo Valenzuela, a third grader from (Above) Kenny Sanchez, SJSU football player, gets DeWald said her students have ships have been awarded since the received from his pen pal were Edenvale Elementary School, laughs as San Jose tackled by third graders Friday at the Simpkins enjoyed writing to their pen pals program started. mainly about what the class had and have written three. letters so "One of the things I promised planned, such as a trip to the Tech State University football players Deonce Whitaker Center. Twenty third graders and 20 football players far this semester. She said the kids the kids is that everyone who Museum in San Jose, and simple (left) and David Loverne talk with him. Valenzuela have been pen pals for more than five months. This share the letters they get back wants to go to college is eligible for things such as animals and the got autographs from Whitaker and Loverne. was the first opportunity for them to meet. from the players with their friends a scholarship," Smith said. "I told ocean. ' Hurricane dies in accident ALEIGH, N.C. IAP) Hours impossible to put into words," after his team was eliminated said Jim Rutherford, Carolina from the Stanley Cup playoffs, president and general manager. Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Hours earlier in Boston, the Steve Chiasson was killed when Bruins ended the Hurricanes' his pickup truck flipped on a season with a 2-0 victory in Game dark, lonely road. 6. On Friday night, Chiasson The 32-year-old player was scored the first goal in a 4-3 dou- found about 4:15 a.m. EDT ble-overtime loss to the Bruins. IIIED OF CRANING? Monday in north Raleigh, and the "When you work together in State Highway Patrol says he our environment, you have a fam- might have been speeding after ily among players and an extend- drinking alcohol. ed family among wives and chil- Investigators said the truck dren that go to school together rolled and ejected Chiasson, who and play on sports teams togeth- was not wearing a seat belt. er," Carolina coach Paul Maurice "This is a tragedy that is said at a news conference.

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