NEWS DIRECTORY. INDEX ve. SPORTS Ease. Editor ... 924-3281 HERE COME Newsroom 924-3280 _,MIIMMIVIWif RAINBOWS Photography .... 924-3258 News Page 3 -AWAY DA JUDGE Advertising 924-3270 ON LEI Classifieds 924-3277 'court house hosts FAX 924-3282,-3237 Nk..4 Football team destroys Open cellar-dwelling Hawai'i infOrmational seminar E-mail: Classified Page 5 inner workings of [email protected] 38-14 in the Spartans' on [email protected] final home game of 1997 small claims cases DAILY SPARTANUniversity Si n c 1 9 3 4 Serving San Jose State e 17,111? Volume 100, No. 56 MONDAY November Summit issues focus on unity was the product of a joint effort African Unification from the African American Committee sponsors day- Student Union, the Black Student Union. Striving Black long event emphasizing Brothers and Sisters, the Black togetherness, community Alliance of Scientists and Engineers and the National By Jeff Niese Association of Black Correspondent Accountants. Among the issues addressed While rain and gray skies blanketed in the workshops were male and the campus Saturday morning, inside female relationships, political the San Jose State University Dining education and students who are Commons things were upbeat and entering college. warm. "People have been pro- Dancers from an Oakland-based grammed to individualism," dance group, Fua Dia Congo, played Carson said. He said this takes drums and performed traditional away from the power of a group. dances from Central Africa, during the Times have changed at SJSU first-ever African Unity Summit at and activism is not as strong as SJSU. it once was, said SJSU alumnus With Africans coming from diverse William Taylor. Taylor, who grad- ^ regions and religions, the summit uated in 1976, said at that time focused on bringing people together to there was unity and people Robert Scrota/ Spartan Daily worked together. But now people combat common problems. Fua Dia Congo, an African ritual dance group, performed during the African Unity Summit Saturday at the Dining Commons. The have become complacent. "We want to bridge the gap between Oakland-based dance group has been together for 20 years and performs funeral dances that celebrate life in death. Africans from the continent and from "They feel like they have America. We want to get rid of the already made it, and they that would help students stereotypes," said Rahsaan Carson, haven't as a people," Taylor said. make &NU) available to them. If no said keynote speaker Gail Ortega to a organization with their studies, as well as exchang- vice president of the Black Student He said SJSU students need to pass one is there to guide them then they crowd of about 150. ing text books and notes. Union. on what they have learned and help think no one cares and it's not impor- "Education is the key," Ortega said. Ortega told the Sponsored by the African others, Taylor said. tant," he said. The an Jose activist said SISIT stu- An impassioned to they do anything else they Unification Committee, the summit "They need to get more involved and The black community is (-might up dents need to organize themselves crowd if in the lies and stereotypes reli ding it, help eto.h other. He recommended an See Summit, page 3 'Keeper of the Harvest sows inspiration Interfaith said. 'Their lifestyle was simple and By John Meyer became more comliirtable. It was not primitive." forum finds Staff Writer "No Indian tribe in North America Evonne Wilson, president of Eagle dedicated to the land, which held their father's Spirit at &NU, said it was great to hear the first woman Mary Golds Ross, Ross' interpretation of the Cherokee peo- similarities Martin Missiles engineer at Lockheed graves." ple and their origin. -great-granddaugh- and Space and great Ross also discussed her life history Representatives Nation chief, was the Mary Golda Ross ter of a Cherokee from growing up in Oklahoma where she the "Keeper of the keynote speaker at first woman engineer at Lockheed Martin couldn't find an engineering school or meet for dialogue in Harvest" luncheon Friday. classes to evolving into a successful an audience of about recognition of Islamic Ross addressed talking about the history of the who weren't immune to disease and dri- engineer at Lockheed Martin, where she Moffett Training and 150 people at the Cherokee people. It covered early ving them out of their horn' territory. contributed in the making of aircraft, Awareness Week The luncheon cele- Conference Center. Cherokee civilization in the southeast- "No Indian tribe in North America missiles and satellites. Native American brated National ern part of America to when Europeans became more dedicated to the land, Reflecting on beginning work with By Shayda Fathi pour Heritage Month. colonized this sectioa of the country, which held their father's graves. They Staff Wnter Ross started her 45-minute speech by spreading disease to Cherokee people would strive mightily to retain it," Ross See Harvest, page 3 Muslims, Jews and Christians found out they have more in common than they Fraternities grin and 'bare' it might have thought at the interfaith dialogue Thursday con- sent your fraternity in this during Islamic Awareness II Contest raises of test, you agree to make a fool Week. said donations for Arthritis "When you agree yourself," he said He also "We decided to call all three would con- as Mr. Fraternity he, to talk about the differences Research Foundation; to represent your Alpha Omicrou tinue to help and similarities," said Adil
Batuhan victorious fraternity in this in their community services Syrd, the Muslim Student throughout the year. Association's secretary. to more By Lois Jenkins contest, you agree "We need bring Each group had a representa- Staff Wnter people about the awareness to tive speak about their faith. Batuhan to make a fool of Arthritis Foundation," Kevin Crispm-Alfiera, from It takes a lot of nerve to get said. Episcopal Canterbury 400 peo- yourself." ability to have fun while up on stage in front of The Community Church, Aaron deed was cet tainly ple and dance around half Jeff Batuhan doing a good Forkash of the Jewish Student by the guys 011 Stage. naked. exhibited Union and Mohamad Rajabally A.S. President Chi per- But that's exactly what 10 Rigo Headley of Theta representing the Muslim various San formed as James Brown in his young men from Student Association discussed fraterni- Celebrity Hot Tub Party %sear- Jose State University their similarities in God, prayer multi-colored bikini ;end ties did Thursday night at with laughter. ing a and fasting. Tenth a sideway.: shuffle that Alpha Omicron Pi's The winner of Thursday's doing "Islamic means to believe. in Contest audience hopping Annual Mr. Fraternity event was SJSU's own A.S. had the one god," Rajahally said. for a good Headley said he's it s %muner all in fun and all president and Sigma Chi mem- Just like Christians and so he was comfortably in a cause. ber, Jeff Batuhan. Batuhan dews, (Tod has a message to SJSU Speedo. Alpha Omicron Pi, an started his swimwear skit with send to the people through mem- "I was very happy and not sorority with about 50 a hula, complete with grass prophets, he said. bers, has active at SJSU nervous once I got tip t here." he been skirt, coconut-shell bra and Crispin-Alfiera said prophets for 10 years according to said. Ileadley also imitated flower leis. While his dancing to of Hebrew and the prophets of 1997 event Prince as he hp .ynched tic Joanne Elek, the Don Ho's "Tiny Bubbles" was today bring the viord of God to chair. The group raises thou- "Purple. Melody- in a 1)111111ml funny, his next move was even the people sands of dollars for the wig, a purple tux, tight black better. All three speakers touched on Arthritis Research Foundation his back to the audi- pants and a ruffled shirt With prayer and how much they need each year and this year's con- his Cosmo KT ;lire/ I r in ence, Batuhan pulled off it test raised about $4,000 from costume and stuck a toy rooster "Seinfield" made all ;pipe enmice. "Prayer is important in the sponsorships, entry fees ($50 into his bathing suit with its courtesy ta Ellitat Pelle of Christian faith," Crispin-Altiera per contestant), T-shirt sales head sticking out of his fly, then Alpha Tau omega Peel'. (mild said, "We're called on to pray and tickets to the event. faced forward and danced have been Kranicr's tWiii a Ith three tunes a day Monks and Each man entered in the madly around the stage. The the Wild hall 4. a.ht,,V,,, that nuns pray eight times a day." event was judged in three cate- house went wild. meet in the neddle, hoiii i hop Shay Spar-fan 1)1,11, Forkash said Jews also pray gories: swimwear, formal wear Batuhan said he'd been sideburn, and the startled look Mr. Fraternity contestant Eric Mikel strips down to his three. times a day -- morning, and talent. The swimwear and thinking about the skit for a that math the andietol colt "briefs' on Thursday night for the female fans who eagerly to tt and an hour talent contests had the audi- while and wasn't embarrassed. Chippend.dels ha- nothing stuffed dollar bills in hight at a his bikini The contest was put on by the "sisters" of Ii me ence hooting and screaming "When you agree to repre- Alpha Omicron See Mr Fral'ernity. page 3 PI as a fundraiser for arthritis research. See Interfaith, page 6 v e-7 - - - - I V I OPINION November 17. 1997 Page 2 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, Avoid gaining weight from holiday foods; practice restraint, not dieting missed out. But if you practice people will do whatever they ,h, t., tinht tti enjoe; it less. Taste the food and sour cream with while eating the food, want. In the end, I revert to a .11)111...li'll 11, 11:.01,,,. Nlany peoplc are afraitl to first. If you like it, the baked potato, restrain you'll be satisfied. You'll know passage from an old rap, "the ao oipli o.k III Ilt: Attending gain %% eight (hiring the holidays. then have some. If just choose one. had some of the fattening choice is yours." node put:es and ttiniut II 1,1.1 ginity %% ken they eat you don't like. it, then Besides, those who you foods, but not a lot. I suggest that everyone take ii hi 1., % ill ht. 111 .11111)1t. silt/ - 1111)1111g promist, 01 holt- don't have any. To diet would have It is hard to break away from a break from diets. You'll have pls N1.1i o 1- 111-! SS 11I1.1 14. (1.1 \ t1111 liii tht 11111,1 Ihurt. I can the majority, it may nothing on it anyway dieting, especially with numer- all of next year to worry about able lit ry....1 -I !I:o 1.111(11.1',1..11(1 lhtlihlit, 10-i (111111t sound logical, hut a so you'd be splurg- beautiful and physically fit your weight. Thanksgiving is pit . the and ao, e 1 111 Ist S or like iti he ha I re,t(1 sheet trorii isn't for some. There ing, right? It nur- ous self- women and men gracing the your chance to practice ilia baked put,,? a ti lots ot the campus Studt.nt Health are those who want tures your restraint, so test the waters. Eat sour ''Cl on and don, ('inter rt,yealnig that people to try everything in esteem while allow- pages of the most popular mag- not want what you like and know your Wily shoo id U' IS 1..fot111 in average' el P"undsi hefty portions. l'ou ing yourself to azines. It's difficult to limits. Just remember the alums! th, til -t par, ot 11,,I,day. (luring thi. holidays It. st:ar.e. don't need to. Small INGRID PEREZ enjoy the party. to emulate them but it isn't of the year is approaching, Ni IlVtiIl,t III .1 two. to lint it ist,a the end of tilt 11 (wit'. and frequent portions are the Besides, you'll feel better necessary. I could encourage end so go out with a bang. I h. fie-, tat! I. one. non. 1).1, the word restraint ring best way to eat. about yourself, physically and everyone to love and take pride party, try mentally, if you eat healthier. If in themselves, but I won't. t'l met- .1%S.tS 11110 111.111.1 When at a holiday Spartan Daily Everyone's heard the speech, so Ingrid Perez is a l't: !ilt: 1 lid ut! lio So Ar You (lona have to stay substituting healthier foods tbr you don't eat any of the fatten- Staff Writer. hut lU 0, 1E1,111 110(1(1..111:4 lakt' a talk' fattening ones. Instead of butter ing foods, you'll feel like you I won't go there. I'll just say that E Fi 5C: tiff"- repertory theatre Editorial , . \ New
,-t settles itt the liflerinittli if I " building unsightly; city Zenon's photo- . . 'resident .liang, 411 e . thii I Iiittcl St.11, s. 11, Ink art, vt)( dollars fund eyesore .,I, lit F 'Moon's feeble attempts _ - !Hamm riplit rt.cord nh, how do I detest thee, San Jose Repertory , r he pat -rise- of the olea that the .ITheatre? Let me count the ways. Siat, .iiitlress another nation's Contrary to the media hoopla over how "wonder- Lel lees when some of the ful" the building is, how WV . .i loonan rirlits violators much "culture" the the (1.\ Nike. are headquartered Magic Box (as it has timid in its iirroganre been so aptly named) \\ lilt' the (littlest, inay have T1Z1111111111.11 will bring to Silicon -1111art* anti Tibet they art. not alone in their Valley, I feel that we brut,. force V1/4*,.11. .111Vay, 11.1%'u overt 111111 are overlooking the 1: ,11111 liVen ( 'IA "victories- iti t obvious. Iraq. %.it,tnani and Nicaragua The building is ugly. feta mor, hit ii- than tanks in Iiiinanineo 1 ,1/011101 No, it's hideously ugly. ,00f.1 eveIII IA -.lion-wed coups tfetat are the loinihri f..-1...esostasroaas Like the little boy CHRISTINE M. UAS vit 11111 'I - in the w.i in the Emperor's New iii lilt 1..11,11 ( o.r1 ol.1'1.:1, ol.. I tIlS1flo Clothes tale, I must confess what everyone else is IhitV WE' 11;IV1 ql hi,. while corpor.at. afraid to utter: What kind of drugs were the archi- profits 11;1S.’f soared to unprecedented leyAls Television glorifying rape unjust tects on when they created this monstrosity? The dark atie to America's hoonting ec, mon iy Yeah man, let's spend $20 million on a huge, blue is t Mit iii order to cont 111w raising profits. coin not one of those people usually because she's been aluminum siding-covered box and pitch it to the San panies 'mist continually Meyer their costs As I'mwho expects TV to reflect raped. It's an often-used ploy on Jose Redevelopment Agency as art. evt, have learned (-oilman'', do this by rid'', at "real -life" at all times. I daytime soap operas. On "One Let's block off the sidewalk for several months, iiig ti' lit ries where people work cheap. understand that that's not its Life to Live," Marty Saybrooke forcing San Jose State University light rail users to hot fiat holly izets uut htell 11110 thsell.- function. went from "Party Marty" to a cut through the Al Alquist State Building instead. sh.: oyl.r,1 ;1> IIWI) (111 But when television pro- candy striping do-gooder after Let's add insult to injury and create a potential . \Vo it 111;111(1 1 r,111,1, iii 1'. grams decide to tackle serious being gang raped by three parking nightmare by building a 524-seat theater, ! .11 over the lull, I', ale prort.ss issues such as alcoholism, drunk fraternity brothers. And excuse me "theatRE", and place it right in the mid- 1:11r self nitlite..11- \vorkt il domestic violence and rape, I it's an "All My Children" dle of Downtown San Jose where there are already -Iii itlUill ruTlits rec, rd. eye shoold expect them to be presented writer's favorite Erica Caine, serious parking problems. -sal:writ. the systein that Whik thes, responsibly. Often times they Liza Colby and Gloria Marsh Did I mention that the box costs $20 million? possible. and otien rewards them. aren't. are all rape survivors. As a joint venture between the private Rep ii to re ;It 1,111 it. Television producers have Women aren't the only focus. Company and the Redevelopment Agency, not only Ii Ftlj! 11., !1:11:f (711IltDD IS 11AlpItY )11111 turned rape into entertain- As pointed out by Deborah D. was the theater a waste of money, but San Jose res- ZO111111 LI!), hi..1!) return with stories of ment. Wanna see an actress Rogers in the book "Gender, idents partly paid for this "waste." how th. iota ot the 1.1,1 -111/PritONA'f'r (11111111 turn in an award-winning per- Race and Class in Media" Lately, San Jose has been notorious for producing raise the -''it China's human rights :daises formance? Have someone rape another familiar soap plot "with slip-shoddy architectural creations. with any ,,t force. ;111,1 he evillIte correct her and it's almost guaranteed. subtext that often goes unrecognized" con- Look at the mango dome of the new Tech Center. That is 11111. 1 1IIIIIViII 111o1 his corporate Officer Didi McCall on "Hunter" was raped cerns the "reformed rake." The stylish jail on Hedding Street. Those appalling- masters don't have a leg to .-tand on alai the by a foreign diplomat and audiences saw In "Daze of Our Lives," Rogers talks about ly grotesque half circles embedded in the sidewalk of chinese know it some of Stephanie Kramer's best work. The how General Hospital's Luke raped the char- the El Paseo San Antonio... the list goes on and on. same can be said for Holly Robinson on "21 acter Laura and later married her. The two Where San Francisco touts its classical theaters terafen by Ki/It ThI VV,t!o, ,t duo, at/ was and galleries as culture, San Jose claims that blue rtV I lea lite Cant/Ms, Pt et, Jump Street." Robinson's character, Officer are one of soap's leading "super couples." . ( '1,/rtt (Of ti ILI Judy Hoffs, took center stage after being Luke is popular and charismatic, the fact that metal and concrete are just as pretty. assaulted by a wealthy medical student while he's a rapist has been forgotten. Artistic Director Timothy Near has been quoted working undercover. On "One Life to Live," Todd Manning is a as calling the Rep contraction as a "Broadway the- When a school teacher attacks "In the Heat charismatic bad boy everyone loves to hate. ater with an intimate auditorium." Opinion page policies of the Night's" Althea Tibbs, she got to say Even though he raped Marty Saybrook, he's a First of all, I don't recall hearing much of about more than two words in an episode. heartthrob to many viewers. Ironically, actor the theatrical talent of San Jose, especially in the Ihvinselvo.s Viii Fir :117111UP V10.'1/1.1111 Of the three programs, "In the Heat of the Roger Howarth quit the show because of that same sentence as New York City's talent. Maybe the 1.,,nft. to An is.... or Night" does the best job of showing how rape popularity. Howarth didn't want to play a closest would be something like, "Damn, get me out :’ or:DItTY .1. (orrant ranipos. affects a vicitm's life. The storyline continued, "good" rapist. He is to be commended for his of San Jose theater and into New York City" as does a victim's recovery. On "Hunter" and integrity. Secondly, I don't see how a 500-something-seat :-:partari Dail anti "21 Jump Street," the rapes were rarely dis- In the United States, a woman is raped cement box can be described as "intimate." tray cr : 111.a1 anti length mie.1 contain the author's name. madrt.set, cussed beyond the episode in which the initial every minute. Sexual assault has a lasting Maybe Near's just as deluded as the others who Mom. aign ition. and major. assault took place. impact on a victim's mental health. Watching think the Magic Box is the best thing since : :. ta TIM :to 'Ia. I oh., IV, tj,V F..1110r Ir. at thr I tot, I Iffr -111h...tell( limital Itoh R...IIt 21M um! I InS Television has turned a serious problem similar cases handled irresponsibly on televi- Starbucks Frappuccinos. lo.a '12 1 the Spacom. lials I tiamoo: Edo!, into a ratings booster. By doing so, its sending sion doesn't help any. The San Jose Rep is nothing less than UGLY. .! 1..oro. I - Ir. ,onc1 Mang 1.01111101,11c,81101., San Jou. out a message, to millions of male and female Let's admit it and get .1, I WA...11.11i,nom Sminri., San 9O11,12 I.1 141 over whining about the recent EMU:rialto am *rill., by, and are the cox...ensue of, the viewers, that rape is not only acceptable, but $60,000 tagging damage done to the building's Spartan !Sails editore tool the at IT. represents a positive turning point in Genoa Barrow is Executive Editor of the facade. . t : , Iii,r4.41411,14 Spartan Daily. Her column appears every r. .... Ii ii .1:o 4clatool 'if .tiViIfln,ilc,iV women's lives. Love rears up its ugly head. Monday. ' If a television bad girl has gone good, it's ChrWtine M. Lias is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.
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(Ji r Writ hi 1. qtr.a, Souate, San Jose, (...A 95192.0149 Surviving the day without lying difficult in today's world 4.114 974 32140 E mail' SDAILY.wiroc sisu.edu Night club and bar owners across barefaced lie. A lie that ranks up there ordinance on ethical behavior. It con- the country have gotten fed up with Jim Carrey's "The check's in the tained a provision that made lying ille- E orm 11. ADVERTISING with the senseless violence that mail." gal in their town. One of the council Executive Editor Advertising Director occurs inside and outside of their busi- Leonard Saxe says, "Most people members opposed the new law con- Managing Editor Art Director Production Editor Retail Manager nesses inimilliately idler close. couldn't get through a day without tending that his right to free speech Assistant Production Editor Marketing Manager Much ()lila, blana. is being set upon shading the truth." Saxe is a psycholo- was violated by the law. The ordinance Photo Editor Downtown/ Entertainment Mgr Opinion Editor National Manager the consumption of alcohol and its gy and research professor at the Heller has since been dissolved. Maybe lying Chief Photographer Retail Account Executives' exaggerating eflects on people; sonic. School at Brandeis University. He is too ambiguous a term to be legally Sports Editor blame the music that's played upon says, "We're taught as children that enforced. Entertainment Editors parting. So they are trying something lying is bad; but as we enter more com- However, if it were against the law, Lifestyle Editor Downtown/ Entertainment Executives: new after last call. plicated environments, society really who would be arrested? Louise Senior Stilff Wntem Instead of blaring a couple of rewards us for lying and sometimes Woodward? Any one of the presidents? Stall Writers. Artists: favorite, upbeat songs to hid an punishes us for telling the truth." Hussein? I wonder if lying was as Graphics excitable farewell, the DJ now plays Saxe thinks he's got a solution to our prevalent during the times of Moses two to three mellow songs. This new sophisticated subterfuge: lower the risk when he came down from the moun- Advisers attempt at thwarting violence is being of telling the truth. Advertising tain with the ten commandments. Editorial called "last call protect," "When the stakes of telling an After thousands of years, has the Rhologr ph.rs Photo Night club and bar owners say advantageous lie versus admitting an phrase "thou shalt not" suffered in the there's been a dramatic decrease in ER unattractive. truth are. lower, more peo- translations? Maybe. influx and cop calls. Yeah right, and if ple go ahead and tell the truth," he IllusUators you believe that one then I've got a said. This guest (pinion asic tvntten by Shannan bridge in Brooklyn to sell you, Just a few years ago the council gov- Jahn, staff writer fir the Dakota Student, Nt.v., no, .rr, r. I . I AtiVf. 11Song I University ((North Dakota's mt. entire story was just a erning a small city in Florida passed an newspaper.
- - ANSIMMEMLINI.11=1.1.1 - 7"-r - ^"- -", "."- - w NEWS Monday, November 17, 1997 SPARTAN DAILY Page 3 Small claims court gets public viewing
By Anthony Perez case between "Sue Shopper" and "Flora Staff Writer Covering." Manley let the two parties present their sides In the Sunnyvale Municipal Courthouse, of a fake carpeting dispute and after about 10 about 40 people gathered to watch Santa Clara minutes he decided to take the case under County and area mediators show off the inner- advisement, meaning he would look further into workings of California's small claims court in a the case. two-hour informational seminar with a mock After he closed the case he criticized the way case thrown in. the two parties handled it calling them "unpre- The "average person's" court held an open pared." house Thursday night in Sunnyvale to help peo- "The judge was great," said Roni Zigar who ple understand one of the lesser known, but traveled up from Gilroy to watch proceedings most used courts in California. because her mother may be The first 45 minutes of the suing through the small claims meeting Santa Clara County court. "(The mock case) was advisor Myrna Cohen "The first thing believable and very natural." explained what small claims Manley then took questions court was and gave alterna- you need is to sue from the audience for about 20 tives to the court system. One somebody with minutes before he closed the of those alternatives was dis- seminar. cussed by Suzana Gal, the money. It does you With a $15 filing fee anyone Shay O'Reilly/Spartan Daily coordinator of Project Sentinel, can file a civil case against In his official capacity Fletcher McColby, 5, leads his sister Brittany, right, up to the stage for the a free landlord-tenant media- no good to sue a another person or company regalia demonstration. The dresses and jewelry worn by women are handed down from mother to tion service. retired person get- seeking up to $5,000 in small daughter. They are made up of several different materials, including leather, shells and the bark of certain Mediation is a non-binding claims co.:rt. Once a case is trees. way to get two opposing groups ting social securi- filed, a court date is set within together to try to work out a 30 days. compromise. A mediator, who ty because you'll "The first thing you need is has no legal power, sits to sue somebody with money," Harvest: Role model inspires between the two parties and never see your Cohen said. "It does you no Continued from page 1 grating science and culture. tries to help them work out a money if you win." good to sue a retired person "She's a part of history. She deal. getting social security because Lockheed as a consulting math- "What we do is not adversar- you'll never see your money if ematician in 1942, Ross said, "I "She's a part of went through all those changes Myrna Cohen, never lost ial (like small claims court)," you win." stepped over the threshold into in the U.S., and she history. She went her culture," Sowers said. "She said Gal who claimed that Santa Clara County advisor Most of the cases that go a world that was completely Project Sentinel has a 95 per- through small claims court are new and one in whie41 I would proves it by being active in the through all those community now." cent success rate in resolving property disputes, according to function for the next 31 years. disputes. "When we work Santa Clara County Small "Looking hack, I sometimes changes in the The "Keeper of the Harvest" luncheon also featured a Native things out it becomes a win-win situation." Claims Court Adviser Karen McClelland. wonder if it didn't happen to Small claims court encourages people with Carl Schmidt, a teacher at Cupertino's Monta me, how, without an engineer- U.S., and she American regalia demonstra- tion that had young women and disputes to try to work them out before they get Vista High School, let his students attend the ing degree and no previous never lost her to court by using mediation or letters. Even mock court in place of an assignment. Six stu- experience, I was able to adapt children wearing ceremonial clothing from tribes such as the when the case is called before the court, the dents showed up from Schmidt's business law anti burst into a fascinating culture. She judge makes both parties go outside of the court class. career?" Ross said. "The answer Yurok, Ilupa and Karek. The room and try to work out a deal. "Anything outside of tl.o classroom is help- is that I started with a very proves it by being dress consisted of various Native American items of Only after all those steps are taken, the ful," Schmidt said. "They are studying contracts firm foundation. 1 had sonic of active in the plaintiff and the defendant get on average less right now and that is an issue in many small those qualities that were hand- regalia such as caps made of hazel sticks, necklaces made of than 10 minutes to argue their sides. claim court cases." ed down with my harvest from community now." As Soon as the question and answer period There are four different courts in Santa my ancestors, the Cherokee, beads and dentalium shells and dresses decorated with abalone was over with the advisors, Judge Stephen Clara County where small claims cases are because I had a great deal of Manley sat behind the bench and called a mock heard. curiosity and interest, willing- Greg Sowers, and clam shells. ness to study and learn to try SJSU president of "After seeing beautiful young out new ideas, and, most of all, American Indian Science people here today and realizing through the wonderful encour- to work." and Engineer Society For these reasons, Ross is a agement we've given our Indian motivating force for sonic youth of today to get an educa- Mr. Fraternity: Batuhan wins sits on top of it all." tion, to make their mark in the Native Americans. Continued from page 1 give them a thrill were: Russell Smith of Delta "She's very inspiring because Greg Sowers, president of world, to make something of American Indian Science and themselves. I ;1171 convinced that on Eric "Brown Sugar" Mike! of All the young men who Upsilon, Steven Goltiao of Tau she was the first woman engi- entered the contest performed Kappa Epsilon, Joshua Farlow neer at Lockheed," Wilson saki. Engineer Society at &1St), said our harvest will continue. to Sigma Pi who danced to rock said with an attitude of friendly of Kappa Sigma, Rodney Ramos "The fact that she's native just Ross paved the way for inte- grow," Ro,.: and roll in a gold lame bikini and a black Lone Ranger mask. competition and self-mockery of Beta Theta Pi, Spencer Toy of Alpha Omicron Pi ladies in the that pleased the audience. The Sigma Nu and Eric Burke of Phi -kit stolliqi dollar bills into his other men who represented Delta Theta. Summit: Unification at SJSU ivaust band and then Mikel their fraternities amid cheers inmped onto the judges' table to and chants from their brothers Continued from page 1 their voices to m:1!..e a duller- said it is guitgz III h;trder to, Must form a community. A com- core, but they can be. quiet and a lot of students to attend a I 'C munity, he. said, that people can organize to make change. "We need to look at this from OVUM DONORS 1 rely on for help in emergencies. "You got to get back to find- a community aspect in terms of "We have to do it if Ix e expect ing out who you are and asking finding a solution." he said. NEEDED to survive. to the year 2000 and where you belong," Ortega said. Along with Williams there Women Ages 21-29, beyond," Ortega said. 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Agu, who had two picks of his own. Smith also got into the offense with a 13-yard reception trIt tr, to ti I t. in the fourth quarter. Emotions before the game were high because of the seniors. A teary-eyed Coughran Robert Serna/ Spartan Daily spoke at the team meeting on Friday night and put the game ',1St/ special teams players Floyd Johnson (11), K.J Agu (7) and Gion Solari (43) converge on Rainbows kickoff returner Eleu Kane (28). into perspective for his team- mates. s1/41,- pestpliried for "When you catch the ball, you vent him from making Hawai'i That would not be the last "We all dream of being ath- cui iitfir, riling run in the opposite way of suffer in the first half. O'Dell's time the post would hurt the letes," Coughran told his fellow iii. The S.1t-t"I' II erybody else coming. They first pass was caught by Newell Rainbows. Newell and O'Dell Spartans. "I told them that after I he alumni ceuldn't stop." on a post pattern for a 70-yard hooked up on the same route for these next two games, I'm just I la reser \ on- was Newell said he was suffering gain. It led to an O'Dell touch- a 21 -yard touchdown pass less going to be a regular guy." from flu -like symptoms before down dive early in the first than three minutes into the sec- Newell said the game. hut that didn't pre- quarter. ond quarter. Bulldogs dig, bury SJSU spikers Soccer team tests SMU In first -.curing Although the Spartans in 2-1 overtime defeat with the Himts and remained even By Kevin W. Hecteman NOTES: Jorge Martinez 11 Bulldog, the final op three , 4, with i thriaighout "We're not quite Staff Writer was named WAC Men's Soccer ru game and fiaight off one match *1) `.:Iri'-itr; (flit convinced that we Player of the Week after help- c.it hut :in point. Fresno State left the The SJSU men's soccer ing the Spartans to crucial ' 'rice .1;e(iule srirnms in the dog house and can win yet. There team didn't lose its collective overtime wins over New a I, Lindy returned home with a 15-13 win shirt in Las Vegas but los- Mexico and Air Force. Itro rinthallx iii v;init lour. are no confidence ing the WM', Tournament Martinez scored two goals in toe into it "We played Iii ii with a semifinal game to Southern SJSU's 4-3 victory over New in exploded really wind tea m.7 Choate said. drills, so it is a Methodist University 2-1 in Mexico and the game winner two ,ow only "I think we matched t hem." real hard thing double overtime hurt just as against Air Force. He was also thr In light of Ile Simrtans to liiiiI,IrriO. loss, bad. named WAC Co-Freshman of Hi it commented his 7 7 Choate on how work on." "We came just this close to the Year...SJSU junior defend- 11,1.st t(1:1n1 TIPI dS !I, improve in its beating the No. 3 team in the er Todd Duncan was named to 7 rail if confidence while on the nation," Sail coach Gary St. the All-WAC's Craig Choate, first team reurt Clair said. "We had a number defense. Junior midfielder " Voi’re not quite convinced iIcli SJSU volleyball coach of SMU fans tell us that Brandon Snyder was named to tlict ss p Can V1 in yet, " Choate nobody has taken the game to the All-WAC second ' 1 1 S'1 said confidence "There are no SMU like that all year." team...SMU met Tulsa Sunday 1 .5 P!! %V(' drills. thing so it is a real hard Michelle Sarkees. "We wanted SMU wasted little time get- for the WAC championship. ii,w.iirk on." to play good because we lost to ting on the board, with Daniel Tulsa, like SMU, needed dou- Kris contributions fir the them the last time we played Hernandez scoring in the sev- ble overtime to win its semifi- II 'Pt ii Socrt :iris Carrie from both the and we wanted a little revenge." enth minute off a free kick. nal match 2-1 over Fresno ,! bt twit and the starting line-up. Although SJSU left the The score remained 1-0 until State...During the regular sea- wiiriir Holly outside hitter match without the victory, the Spartan Jorge Martinez tied it son, SJSU lost to SMU 3-2 in Fraily led the team with 20 Spartans are positive about up in the 69th minute with an overtime at Spartan Stadium k ccc ;i1111 kills and 19 digs on the night, their performance and are look- assist from Brandon Snyder. on Oct. 19.. The Spartans will /,, hiletunior An is Doyle finished ing forward to the WAC tourna- In 104th minute, the lose only two seniors from this 1.. it Ii 15 digs arid sophomore ment. Mustangs' Omar Elminoufi year's team goalkeepers It) Ken Yamc finished with M. "I think we did good tonight," scored what proved to be the Brandon Main and Eddie great play off' "Wc grit some Sarkees said. "It is real uplift- game-winner off a rebound Padilla. Everyone else is the bench tonight from 'Yam) ing going into the WA(: tourna- from a corner kick. expected to return in 1998. and Drix le that rid Iv helped us ment playing like this." "My players gave every- Also expected to return is out.- Choate said Sarkees' coach agrees. thing they had," St. Clair said. Aman Kebreab, who suffered a I hr yin, I he SpartaT1S had a "If we play like this in the "I was very proud of them, and groin injury early in the sea- [MI, hit 1111.11. than 111,1 14 111ifing WAC tournament, I'll he real they were proud of them- son and was redshirted. cur t hip\ ynterrd happy," Choate said. selves." thin to mfr. nmtch "Thr.v.n. a riv;r1.T -id sitter
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Page 6 SPARTAN DAILY Monday, November 17. 1997 Sparta Guide Rock on TODAY .lass Marketing Club meeting Ministry The 5.1St Marketing Club, a 11, ! Nlass limn 12 o5 to Silicon Valley American Marketing o .John XXIII Association. is having a meeting to , t ate adorrliation. call explore careers in marketing con- Itrlri sulting The meeting will take place ;it ti III p ni and professional dress rye. meeting attire is required. Call 323-2246 for Th, %\nit It I Rt,oUre1. Ct Iller IS more information It t, .1 general intretmg ;it :1 in the Adnimistratiott AA meeting It ..:,11192 IlltIrt. Intor Alcoholics Anonymous is having nat.', rail the Vialtien's ReStalrlA. an "AA Beginners Big Book" meet- t I .erit 14111 ing from noon to 1 p.m. in the Administration Building. Room St oily group 22211. For noire intbrmation, call : o k A.I.ance of Scientists Tom at 924.755n. rduth group
k . I. 111 Unwanted CDs needed dr., -it 1, md Tlitirsda% in the Delta Sigma Pi needs used, tirk . ,,n the snout1 door unwanted CDs to help fund the 11,1'11 tilltall Kiyana "Beginning Steps to Independence 'ii in Program" dedicated to treating chil- dren with motor skills disabilities Afrie.III such as Cerebral Palsy Donations Student Urnon is can he dropped off in the Business rrareting it r, pm. in the Classrooms. Room 206 For more . ., Itesearch Cent, located Information, call Chris Wong at c...onst lahrar North For 27,9 938S. .irlormatran cal! 111192?, Earth Day 1998 Measure your body fat Th. Environmental Resource
! it 1). partificilt it NutrItion Center is forming a committee to at.,! 1,140 f’41’1,11,i f W111 measure your help plan and work Earth Day .,r trmll 2 to 4 p m ri 1996 Students interested in being 1.1,,,room on the committee should call Jean ititortnatita4 Sumnons or Palmyra Sanchez at Chris Riley! Special to the Spartan Dully fii4h .it 121 ti10 924 5467 Phil Anselmo, lead singer for Pantera, screams for the crowd's involvement during the opening song of a roof-blowing concert in the 'Celluloid Dreams' Cycling team meeting Event Center Saturday night. KS,IS "Celluloid Dreams- The I-US'. Cycling Team is hav- sham. :ors trom 5 to 6 p.m. t very ing a meeting at 6:90 p.m. in the Motatay. Student Cnion Montalvo Room. The meeting is important for everyone IOTA class meeting interested to attend. Registration I ,mibria Sigma Gamma is fuiv- arid jersey orders will be conducted ing it, first I( )TA cLiss P; at the meeting For more informa- Cellular phone fails; victim sues p rI in the Student tion, call Dustin at 243-0952. I ;odd:dupe Room. For ntore infor- LOS ANGELES (AP Marcia Spielholz her recovery. Her medical bills have sur- Former L.A. Cellular President Michael mation. tall Maria Trejo at 296- was driving in her BMW through West Los passed 8250,000. Heil said during his deposition for '21,49 'Sparta Guide is free of charge for stu- Angeles when a dark sedan began pursuing The carjackers fled the scene and were Spielholz's lawsuit that the company strug- dents. faculty and staff Entry forms are of cus- Choraliers needed her. never caught. gled to keep up with the demands available in the Spartan Daily Office, to Spielholz has sued her cellular phone tomers in "core" areas West Los Angeles, Th.- 5.151' Choral Activities located in Dwight Bentel Hall Room After 10 minutes of frantic efforts deportment is looking for singers 209 Entries are not accepted via reach a 911 emergency operator on her cel- service provider, L.A. Cellular, claiming the Beverly Hills and Culver City the same for the spring semester Any stu- phone fax or e-mail Some entries lular phone, Spielholz's face met with the- company promoted the security function of areas Spielholz was traveling in December dents Interested should call the may be edited or deleted due to avail- bullet of a carjacker. its service in its advertise'me'nts which 1994. CH, II Activities Department at able space 911 system ;.t:t2 After cutting her vehicle off, one man put called the cellular phone "the crime fighters Al lough calls made to the his .38-caliber handgun up to the window of the '90s." froni regular land-line phones are usually and blew off part of Spielholz's right lower Consumer advocates and cellular indus- frr, -nd access is considered a public right, face just above the carotid artery that car- try critics say Speilholz's ordeal might have 911 .alls made from cellular phones are Snails may provide hope ries blood to her brain. The 37-year-old been avoided if federal regulatory policies without state or local regulation leaving lawyer was holding her cellular phone to were in place or if rival cellular providers the wireless providers to determine which her ear the loud and fast beeping rang in allowed the emergency calls to go through calls go through on their system. The can for AIDS, cancer patients her ear, indicating no connection was made on their signal which might have been favor their own customers and block out on her portable phone. stronger at the time or in that area than out-of-towners, competitor's customers and The subject of last Friday's The cellular phone, marketed and covet- L.A. Cellular's. non-initialized users. By Atlam Billingion ed as a top safety device of the '90s, hit her The police told me later they were Calls made from cellular phones in Still Writi r lecture was Scheuer's study of gastropod mollusks, more com- face, shattering her jaw. blocks away," Spielholz said. "They could California to 911 are immediately directed Skl);111S may soon be thought monly known as snails. Scheuer Three years later, Spielholz is recuperat- have been there in minutes. The 911 dis- to the Califiirnia Highway Patrol, which of as twin- than garden pests more specifically studied two ing from her 11th reconstructive surgery patcher could have told me what they tell can then pass it on to the necessary emer- "There is hope they can mollusks that can be found on and has long ago given up her job as a all cat acking victims to abandon the car. gency officials. replace morphine in the treat- the island of Oahu's north lawyer fiir MGM Studios to devote time to But I never got that far." ment of AIDS arid cancer,- said shore Dr Paul .1 Schemer, Prokssor Mollusks can be medically F.:mentos of the University of verv important, people are look- Interfaith: Discussion of faith, religion Hawaii ing into mollusks in helping out in Islam. Si-ht-tar was on hand as part with lung and colon cancers Continued from page 1 "To be equal doesn't mean we of an annual lecture series put Scheuer said. are carbon copies of each other," on by the Chemistry Scheuer has studied the "We pause and contemplate "To be equal doesn't mean we are Rajabally said. "Yet our roles Departim.nt. The program is in chemistry of marine life for the what is holy and pray," he said. Muslims pray five times a are different ard our responsi- its third year and is sponsored 1.,st ynars at the University carbon copies of each other." I,'. a company known as of His'. it day, according to Rajabally. bilities are different." What is a major misconcep- "Dr Scheuer is a pioneer in All three religions have reve- Mohamad Rajabally, tion in Christianity was asked "This is the third lecture and marine natural products lations such as the Quran for Muslim Student Association to the Christian speaker. Is growing every year. there research." said Roy Okuda, a Muslims, Torah for Jews and were lots of people from the professor if the at SJSU the Christian Bible. "The fact that we're broadly perceived to be monolithic and industry here today." said Gerry. and It fiirmer student of Each bible tells followers to Setter. Dean of the College of fast lint' a certain amount of eggs and milk products are for- ditional clothing that covers the we are not a unified whole and time. Muslims bidden during this time, body from head to toe except for not monolithic because people Science lb was the first to study fast every day the "Fasting takes on different hands and face. Th. Prosolont ut Clinmetrics chemical make-up in marine during Ramadan, the ninth are born to different traditions," levels of meanings in Islamic Rajabally said the reason firad Zaro Zaro was ;in 5,1517. tIeand as a result others have month of the Islamic lunar year. Crispin-Alfiera said. faith than Christianity." Muslims wear such clothing is ...rodent and roccivod his nia noticed his Fasting begins at dawn and The discussion on the three work and begun to Crispin-Alfiera said. to tell people that "this territory ir r’s dia..rroo in 1981. follow his path, Okuda said. ends at dusk. religions went on for two-and-a- Each speaker talked for 10 is not for you." He said it is for Chrirnorici- is a company that "After I moved to Hawaii I In Judaism there is a three half hours. minutes, then answered ques- husbands and wives to see only. checks drugs ;Ind makes sure found nothing was known about week period of mourning run- "The questions were hot," tions from the other speakers. With sexual harassment in the they're sate before they an, sent marine life, chemically," ning from the 17th day of Crispin-Alfiera said. "The night After that, the floor was opened workplace, he said, Muslims to the f,00d and Drug Scheuer said. Tammuz, the fourth month of filled the need to be around peo- to questions from the audience have the answer for it with the Administration for final There is major significance the Jewish religious year, to the ple who were eloquent and members. Nab. approi- il and importance to Scheuer's ninth day of Av, the fifth month. informed on religion." Meat and wine Thu questions included why Another question was about Zan, Introduced Scheuer as work, much of the ocean and are fiirbidden, except on Muslims wear Hijabs, their tra- the equality of men and women the "hither of marine nature marine lift. is yet unexplored. the Sabbath. The chenitstry- in front of a tilled Okuda said. period ends with a 24-hour fast. lecture hull in the science build- According to Okuda, most For Christians, Lent is a 40- ing on campus Scheuer then significant drug sources have day penitential period of prayer presented it slide show of his been directly or indirectly found and fasting that precedes most recent findings. in living organisms. Easter. The fast includes only one full meal a day. Meat, fish,
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In the SPRING 1998 semester, NASA astronomer Dr. Dale Cruikshank reviews what modern astronomical studies and space exploration have revealed about the Solar System Information from the Mars Pathfinder and Global Surveyor missions will be included and the plans for the Cassini Saturn probe and the manned Mars landing will be featured. Special emphasis is given to the Earth viewed as one of the eight planets (Thought there were nine? Take the class!) and to discussion of the origin of Ms on Earth and the prospects for life elsewhere Satisfies the Core GE requirement in Physical Science. frff For !nor, information CALL: 924-5210 or EMAIL to litomleyglemaiLsjsu.edu
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