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By Hugo Vera about welcoming the com- STAFF WRITER munity and making stu- dents aware of the countless San Jose State University services and connections students, alumni and facul- we offer,” founding director ty gathered at the African- Paula L. Powell said. American/Black Student According to the SJSU Success Center (AABSSC) Office of Institutional welcoming ceremony Effectiveness and Analytics, on Tuesday. African-Americans made The event ran from 3 to up 3.2 percent of the SJSU 5 p.m. in the Student Union population during the fall Ballroom. The ceremony 2017 semester. was both a commemoration “There might not be that of the center’s long-awaited big a population of African- opening in February 2018, American students [in San as well as a celebration of Jose] and while this [uni- black and pan-African cul- versity] is not an HBCU ture. (Historically Black College/ Organizations represent- University), you still see ed in the ceremony included our presence,” Powell said. the Black Male Collective, “We’re welcome to all cul- the Black Woman tures and its the universi- Collective, the Nigerian ty has really institutional- Student Association, ized that multiculturalism,” the African American he added. Faculty Staff Association The emphasis on multi- HUGO VERA | SPARTAN DAILY (AAFSA) and the Alpha Phi culturalism was evident by The African-American/Black Student Success Center welcoming ceremony highlighted resources off ered at Alpha fraternity. San Jose State University on Tuesday. African-American students made up 3.2 percent of the SJSU population “This event was mainly OPENING | Page 2 during the fall 2017 semester, according to the SJSU Offi ce of Institutional Eff ectiveness and Analytics. Movie fest competition begins today San Jose State University will participate in Campus Movie Fest’s annual fi lm competition

By Huan Xun Chan the Fest’s Cannes Program. STAFF WRITER The organizers of CMF held an info session on Campus Movie Fest (CMF) Monday in the Student is hosting its 17th annual Union Meeting Room 2A to nationwide movie-making explain the rules and crite- competition with around rias for a winning film. 50 colleges participating. “Films will be judged by Starting Sept. 12, San three criterias: content, film Jose State students will quality and technical excel- have one week, ending on lence,” tour advisor and SJSU PHOTO COURTESY OF SJSU SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND DANCE Sept. 18, to create and sub- radio-television-film alum- The Spartan Marching Band is under scrutiny for an annual tradition deemed as hazing by the dean mit a five-minute original nus Raghav Ravi explained. of the College of Humanities and the Arts. film. CMF will be lending He mentioned that recording equipment today all filming must be shot on Tommy Smith and John during the one week peri- Carlos lawn from noon to 5 od, music must be devoid p.m. for students who wish of copyright and all Tradition fl ushed to participate. participants of the film The top 16 films from must be SJSU students with SJSU will screen at 6 p.m. the exception of the actors with a red carpet premiere and musicians. inside of Morris Dailey Tour manager of CMF, for potential hazing Auditorium on Sept. 26. Danielle Cook said that From there, four final- she’s seen much change in ists will be awarded a one- the way students are filming By Vicente Vera year Adobe Cloud sub- their videos for the contest. STAFF WRITER scription, and given the opportunity to apply for FILM| Page 2

On Sept. 5, the Office of [The Offi ce of Student Conduct and Ethical Student Conduct and Ethical Development] were explaining to us the Development (SCED) advised the Spartan Marching Band to cease defi nition of hazing before trying to tie it into A&E an annual tradition of playing the whole ‘port-a-potty’ thing. instruments inside of port-a-pot- Haley Sherwood ‘The Conjuring’ ties to celebrate the beginning of Kinesiology senior franchise serves the fall semester. a fl op The band ran out of the YouTube in 2008 and 2009. “Porta-Potty Fight Song,” as Music Department under the The clips showed members of titled in one of the videos, has class title MUSC 156, worth two the band playing the “Spartan been the marching band’s volun- Page 3 credits. Each fall semester, the Fight Song” with two or three tary initiation practice for at least band, Color Guard and Spartan musicians in each stall. the past ten years. Spectrum Dancers play their Fellow musicians outside the Dean of the College of instruments and orchestrate the stalls pounded along to the beat Humanities and the Arts, halftime show during the football on the bathroom doors while one Shannon Miller, sought to retire team’s home games. conductor stood in front of the this tradition. Sports Orchestrating the SJSU fight enclosed band and pretended “Some members of the Spartan song inside portable bathroom to conduct. Marching Band at San José State stalls was a season commence- Audiences comprised of danc- University were participating in Men’s water polo ment tradition that had been ers and the color guard cheered an initiation practice that the team dives into passed on to the fall 2018 class on the portion of the band. university asked them to cease,” new season from previous classes. Once they finished the song and Miller stated in an email received The tradition was made pub- stepped out, they were greeted by the Spartan Daily. lic once videos of band mem- with a round of applause and pats Page 8 bers piling into stalls surfaced on on the back. MARCHING | Page 2 sjsunews.com/spartan_daily 2 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 2018 NEWS Design studio CEO discusses data visualization

By Huan Xun Chan brought people from on with The Dalai STAFF WRITER different professions on Lama and psychologist campus for the “Tuesday Dr. Paul Ekman. Eric Rodenbeck, the Night Lecture Series.” “Data visualization CEO of Stamen Design, He said the gallery gave invites more questions than held a lecture called “Data students an opportunity it answers,” Rodenbeck said. visualization as a creative to explore their future By learning about data, practice,” at the Art career directions by Rodenbeck discovered new Building on Tuesday. having conversations patterns and meanings in Rodenbeck founded with the people who are the world. When his studio Stamen Design, a data more established in their was working on the Atlas of visualization design respective field. Foreign Born Population, studio, in 2001. According Rodenbeck came he and his team members to Stamen’s website, the to the Bay Area in found something strange. studio works on projects 1994, lured by a deep “In 1900, there was for different clients, curiosity for the budding ten thousands of Chinese including National internet-based industry. people registered in Geographic, Facebook and Rodenbeck has always San Francisco but it was the Dalai Lama. been passionate for working zero in 1910.” The data “If we want to make in data visualization. continued to show that sense of this world, we need “There was a whole new there was no data about the tools and language to set of possibilities around Chinese immigrants for the HUAN XUN CHAN | SPARTAN DAILY be able to deal with it. Data the communications following decades. Eric Rodenbeck shares his passion for data visualization with students for the visualization seems like one community that was just They thought there was “Tuesday Night Lecture Series” in the Art Building on Tuesday. of the best ways to have emerging that grabbed me,” a bug in the data until a this kind of conversation,” Rodenbeck said. historian told them the visualization with students. his students to the Cristina Acereto said she Rodenbeck said. “Eric’s passion for city’s census was conducted “It’s not like the amount lecture. Gee said it was was glad to learn about During the lecture, designs and technology has when there were no of data in the world is going important for students to a new career she didn’t Rodenbeck explained that made him both a local and Chinese people. At the to shrink,” Rodenbeck said. learn from professional know existed. data visualization is the international leader at this time, the Chinese Exclusion “Data visualization examples because most of “I don’t even know mix of graphic design and section.” Wilder said. Act restricted the number is important because it the jobs they’ll have after that much about data statistical analysis used to Rodenbeck shared his of Chinese people from connects data that describes graduation will involve a visualization. I am glad present pictures instead of projects with the audience. coming into the country, our everyday lives in ways heavy use of data. he didn’t talk about one raw data. He showed the digital which caused difficulty in that are understandable “Contributing visual skills project, he talked about a Aaron Wilder, the atlas of foreign-born getting citizenship. and also directionable,” to visualizing the data will be lot of things,” Acereto said. curator of the Natalie & populations in the Bay Area Rodenbeck said he felt Wilder added. valuable to any organization James Thompson Art and the atlas of emotion it was important to share The design program they join,” Gee said. Follow Huan Xun on Twitter Gallery, said the art gallery which he collaborated the information about data lecturer, Earl Gee brought Interior design senior @Huanxun_chan

MARCHING tion] as being on the same FILM “The Top 25 CMF films sees the contest as more of level as hazing, but I can of all time stream on Prime an opportunity to practice Continued from page 1 see why the school would Continued from page 1 Video, and with movies his craft. I would rather want this to stop, they being added every semes- “I’m making the movie should just let us know ter,” Moran said. “The top with my friend so it’s Miller contacted SCED keep the band right away instead of try- “Now that smartphones four finalists from San Jose definitely going to be and asked to discuss the together than ing to explain things we are in pretty much every- this year will also win a fun, but ideally I’m look- situation with the Spartan already know.” one’s hands, we’ve seen more one-year subscription to ing to gain more experi- Marching Band, Color to risk losing it In a subsequent music students creating films on Prime Student.” ence behind the camera,” Guard and the Spartan because of some practice on Monday, the iPhones and utilizing their Many students in the Mandujano said. Spectrum Dancers. They band members discussed user-friendly technology,” room had not participat- Participants should explained, to the perform- port-a-potties. the situation further. Cook said. ed in the competition in return any rented equip- ers, the university’s concerns Thereafter, they came to The equipment that will prior years, and some stu- ment to the Student Union and best practices around a consensus to discontin- be provided include laptops, dents were there to make Meeting Room 2A on Sept. student activities. Ricky Martinez ue the tradition. Panasonic LUMIX HD another attempt at seeing 18 between 2 and 5 p.m. Students who attend- music education sophomore “I would rather keep the cameras and Sennheiser their films play at the red The movie submissions will ed these discussions band together than to risk sound gear. carpet premiere. be evaluated by an anony- described SCED’s under- losing it because of some “If you borrow it, we Film senior Jonathan mous panel of judges, and standing of the initiation ing by the university. port-a-potties,” music expect that you actually Mandujano was at the info students will not find out practice as being similar According to SJSU, education sophomore use whatever you’re check- session in order to pre- if they made it into the top to hazing. there have been 11 stu- Ricky Martinez said. ing out since we don’t have pare for his second attempt 16 until the night that their Some band members dent organizations that The College of enough equipment to lend at getting his film into film is screened. were conflicted on the have been found in vio- Humanities and the Arts to every student,” Ravi said. the top four. “Make something that classification of the port- lation of the university’s and Miller stand by the There is also a possibility “Last time I was a bit con- excites you, don’t worry a-potty practice. Student Code of Conduct decision to put the band’s students may see their film fused on the rules, but I about your technical skills, “They were explaining (SCC) because of hazing. traditionton to bed. on Amazon’s streaming ser- understand the contest a lot just do it,” CMF video man- to us the definition of Hazing, as defined by “While SJSU certainly vice, Prime Video. Tour pro- more now because of the ager Trent Bellet said. hazing before trying to tie the SCC, is “Any method respects traditions of this motions manager Meghan session,” Mandujano said. it into the whole ‘port-a- of initiation or pre-initia- and other groups on cam- Moran told the students in He said he has created a potty’ thing,” kinesiology tion into a student orga- pus, it is the university’s the room about the Fest’s comprehensive game plan Follow Vicente on Twitter senior Haley Sherwood, nization or student body responsibility to ensure connection to Amazon. for his film this semester, he @VicenteSJSU who plays the trombone – which is likely to cause that student activities for the brass section of serious bodily injury to are enjoyable and safe the band, said. any former, current, or for all of our students,” OPENING exposure to the available as student ambassador for SCED gave the three prospective student of Miller said. resources,” junior Chephren the AABSSC, Onubogu is clubs a formal warning, any school.” Continued from page 1 Goree said. a member of the Nigerian though none have been Sherwood continued, Follow Vicente on Twitter Goree transferred to Student Association. formally accused of haz- “I don’t see [the tradi- @VicenteSJSU attendance from staff mem- San Jose State from Contra Other topics and issues bers of all backgrounds, as Costa College in his native discussed at the event well as representatives of Richmond, California. included academic advising, the International House and Today, African-Americans retention services, transpor- the Chicanx/Latinx Student make up roughly 22 per- tation, student involvement, Success Center. cent of Richmond’s pop- faculty connections and Various members ulation, according to the graduation expectancies. of Associated Students Mercury News. A “Mentee Passport” were also present, includ- “Now more than ever was also provided for stu- ing President Ariadna it’s important that our dents to use to verify their EXECUTIVE EDITOR ONLINE EDITOR ADVERTISING STAFF Manzo and Vice President [African-American] organi- attendance of advising and JACKIE CONTRERAS SARAH KLIEVES KRYSTAL DANG SOMER ELLIS Oladotun Hospidales. zations gain representation. student organization meet- MANAGING EDITOR COPY EDITORS RICKY LAM The event commenced Especially in the current ings. Students with enough BEN STEIN DOMINOE IBARRA CHRISTOPHER LAPENA with a reading of a poem social climate of repres- stamps qualified for a trip to JANA KADAH PAWAN NARAYAN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER AMANDA WHITAKER EMILY O’MARA in remembrance of the 9/11 sion and police brutality,” the Great America amuse- MARCI SUELA LEANN MAE RACOMA attacks and honored SJSU Goree added. ment park as part of the STAFF WRITERS JENNIE SI alumnus Jason Dahl. Color-coded accesso- AABSSC Inaugural Peer PRODUCTION EDITOR HUAN XUN CHAN NICOLAS SISTO ELISE NICOLAS PAUL HANG KIANA UNTALAN Dahl was the pilot of ries such as frisbees, stress Mentoring Program. CLAIRE HULTIN United Flight 93 which balls, notebooks and pens The Inaugural Peer NEWS EDITOR MYLA LA BINE crashed in Pennsylvania were placed on each table Mentoring Program assists MELISA YURIAR WINONA RAJAMOHAN CONTACT US NORA RAMIREZ en route to Washington, to ensure students would incoming freshman and A&E EDITOR MELODY DEL RIO D.C. on Sept. 11, 2001 as sit and later dine with at transfer students with advis- WILLIAM DELA CRUZ VICENTE VERA EDITORIAL its passengers fought off least one member of the ing and provides infor- HUGO VERA OPINION EDITOR PHONE: terrorist hijackers. university staff. mation of MySJSU apps JASMINE STRACHAN PRODUCTION CHIEF (408) 924-5577 Subsequent speakers Conversations at indi- such as “MyScheduler” to MIKE CORPOS included Vice President for vidual tables varied from expedite or maintain their SPORTS EDITOR EMAIL: GABRIEL MUNGARAY NEWS ADVISERS SPARTANDAILY Student Affairs, Patrick Day, seniors giving advice to path to graduation. NISHA GARUD PATKAR @GMAIL.COM Student Ambassador and junior classmen to students “All of this comes 50 years PHOTO EDITOR SCOTT FOSDICK economics student Ifeanyi who planned to join an after the Carlos and Smith NICHOLAS ZAMORA ADVERTISING ADVISER ADVERTISING “Walter” Onubogu and on-campus student organi- protest. This center is bring- MULTIMEDIA EDITOR TIM HENDRICK Black Alumni President, zation, or create their own. ing awareness to a founda- MAX RUAN PHONE: Wanda Hendricks. “This event, at its core, tion created by people of ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (408) 924-3270 MULTIMEDIA REPORTER JESSICA EWING “African-Americans are is about bringing the fac- color to serve everyone that’s NICHOLAS GIRARD EMAIL: a minority, especially in a ulty and students togeth- the goal here,” Powell said. CREATIVE DIRECTOR SPARTANDAILYADVERTISING big school such as this one. er through interactions,” KIMO PAMINTUAN @GMAIL.COM That’s why it’s important for Onubogu said. 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By Winona Rajamohan Valak takes the shape movie STAFF WRITER of a nun who has made an appearance in almost review “Th e Conjuring” mov- all the movies in “The ie franchise has shaken up Conjuring” franchise. “The Nun” the world of horror. It is It has haunted multi- Rating: based off the real-life cases ple characters through of American paranormal this extensive timeline, all  investigators, Ed and Lor- while leaving our eyebrows raine Warren and the scary- raised on the how’s and Directed: doll-next-door, Annabelle. why’s of its origin. Corin Hardy Th e movies have served “Th e Nun” was “Th e Starring: both stellar blood-curling Conjuring” side-tale that Taissa Farmiga, plots and cheesy Halloween- had me excited for months. Demián Bichir esque jump scares. I was hungry for answers Genre: Th e much awaited to the giant mysteries Horror prequel, “Th e Nun,” un- surrounding American fortunately falls into the paranormal investigators, latter category. Ed and Lorraine Warren. Scary movies never cap- Th e movie, however, tured my interest enough does not give any answers vide a backstory explaining to stay perched onto the or revelations related to the how an entity could break edge of my seat (with my why a demon-faced nun is through sacred walls. hands over my eyes of walking down the hallways “The Nun” fails to ad- course) until “Th e Conjur- of a random apartment in dress any of these ques- ing” hit theaters in 2013. the middle of the day. tions in a depth that It was everything the As uncomfortably grim as would allow viewers to horror genre needed. It it is to say this, the movie gives understand it beyond the consisted of well-devel- Valak, “the demon of all de- scope of scary sounds in oped characters with a mons” no justice to its name. dim lighting. script that pulled you into Most of the fi lm takes Th e jump scares were the large old house where place in a small Romanian too predictable to evoke the movie took place. monastery in 1952. A priest any form of surprise, even Th roughout the movie, and a soon-to-be nun set though I really want- there was a stream of scares off to investigate the ap- ed to give some of these PHOTO COURTESY OF RICHARD REID that felt a little too real. parent suicide of one of the moments the benefi t of “Th e Conjuring 2,” monastery’s own nuns. the doubt. exactly it was and how it silence and that Valak was case depictions and spin- though not as spellbinding- Th e visit has them face Th e fi lm did a terrible got so powerful. indecisive when it came off demon origins, is a uni- ly horrifi c, was an example to face with a dark para- job at planning a substan- I wanted to know how it to what it was going to verse stacked with rich his- of a strong and terrifying normal force that curled tial build-up to its peak. made its way from 1952 Ro- do next. tory as well as big religious sequence of events. It left an indestructible grasp Th e idea behind the char- mania to the all-American Th e origin story of Valak, and paranormal questions. viewers feeling like they around the holy grounds – acters, the location and the family cases of the Warrens. however, does not end here. However, “Th e Nun” have to sleep with the lights that force being Valak. religious components that I wanted to know what More movies are bound to ended up far from on for the rest of the week. Religious beliefs obvi- sparked the controversial con- part of its history made it burst their way into the- the standard of hor- “Th e Nun” introduced ously play a key factor in versations of exorcism could want to keep coming back. aters. A third “Annabelle” ror the movie series recurring character, Valak the development of this have turned into everything a Instead, I found out that movie was announced for previously achieved. – a demon who was sum- haunting. One expects a movie would have needed to a face was going to pop release next year. moned from the pits of plot based entirely inside tell the story of Valak. up every time the movie “Th e Conjuring” uni- Follow Winona on Twitter the hell. a religious institute to pro- I wanted to know what scores died down into verse, with all its true-story @winonaarjmh

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By Paul Hang game STAFF WRITER review The “Halo: Master Chief Collection” is a “Halo: Master collection that includes Chief Collection” “Halo: Combat Evolved,” “Halo 2,” “Halo 3” Rating: and “Halo 4.”  “Halo 2” was redesigned with brand new graphics, Publisher: sound effects, cutscenes Microsoft Studios and other additional fea- Platform: tures to pay tribute to its Xbox One 10th anniversary. Genre: This game should have First-person shooter been a celebration for “Halo” fans, but it wasn’t. If you played “Halo: The Master Chief Collec- quitters don’t ruin the tion” when it launched playing experience. in November 2014 and I’m very happy to see a enjoyed playing the mul- four-on-four “Halo: Com- tiplayer component, you bat Evolved” playlist back will immediately remem- again. ber how much of a mess The playlist is an option the game was. PHOTO COURTESY OF COMMORANCY to play various modes of Technical issues galore: “Halo: Master Chief Collection” was originally released on Nov. 11, 2014. A game update was released Aug. 28. the game. long matchmaking times, It was my favor- imbalance team match- Xbox Live which was a 4” and a remake edition of In February, Windows had a great time and it ite feature before it ups, disconnects, bugs dream I’ve always wanted “Halo 2” including all of Central announced 343 In- seemed like the game was removed. and just a nightmare to to experience during my its expansions which was dustries planned to release was in its best condition Overall, this update play as a “Halo” fanatic, teenage years. a pleasing bonus. another update to “Halo: Th e so far. was fantastic. Beating like myself. The PC version did When I played the game Master Chief Collection.” I was able to find kids in “Halo” over Xbox I’ve always bought a new have an online multiplay- on launch day, I had loads I guess miracles do matches fairly quickly, the Live has never been Xbox console whenever a er version, but it had is- of fun, but it was also frus- come true after all. wait time lasted around so gratifying. new “Halo” appeared since it’s sues with latency and hit trating because it needed On Aug. 28, 343 In- 30 to 40 seconds. I do hope to see more an Xbox One exclusive game. registration, which made many improvements. dustries released an Despite the game’s support for this game and “Halo: Th e Master Chief me feel like I was playing a As time went on, 343 update that seemed wonderful condition, more support from the Collection” was by far the Walmart version of a mul- Industries, the game’s to fix a lot of the there are still issues that developers in the future. worst game I’ve played tiplayer game. developer, made sev- game’s problems. could be addressed. According to Win- from the series when There’s also the option eral patches to fix the One of the new up- I played some matches dow’s Central, develop- I bought an Xbox One to relive “Halo 2” multi- game, but was never dates included the game’s where people left the game. ers are thinking about with it. player matches, the first properly fixed. compatibility to the Xbox I’m still shocked there porting “Halo: Reach,” What intrigued me online console game I It seemed like the game One X, which allows is no join-in progress for so hopefully that will be about “Halo: The Mas- played, which makes the was left abandoned when the game to be played at the unranked or social included as well. ter Chief Collection” was game sentimental. “Halo 5” was released and 4K resolution. matches. the option to play “Halo: Then you had every- became a bigger priority After playing several I feel like this needs Follow Paul on Twitter Combat Evolved” over thing else: “Halo 3,” “Halo for the company. matchmaking games, I to be included just so @iTz_BisyMon Embark on a journey to ‘Egypt Station’

McCartney’s album album does not disappoint review with poetic tone “Egypt Station” By Nora Ramirez STAFF WRITER Rating:  Paul McCartney did it again. The former Beatle Artist: released his 18th album Paul McCartney on Friday, proving once Release date: again that he still harbors Sept. 7, 2018 his talent and passion Genre: for music. Rock McCartney is a living Label: rock legend for millions Capitol of world-wide fans who followed The Beatles. His new record will surely de- light millions more. The 76-year-old mu- and melancholy is set in sician did not disap- the second song with the point his old and new use of a piano, but that generation of fans with is quickly turned around the poetic and melan- with an upbeat tone that is cholic tone the album more hopeful. “Egypt Station” delivers. Every word enters my Growing up in a family ear and goes straight to who loved rock made me my heart. appreciate the loud, pow- I can connect this al- erful, harsh and serious bum to “Abbey Road” by aspects of this genre. The Beatles because both I love rock because of have left me with the PHOTO COURTESY JIMMY BAIKOVICIUS the goosebumps it makes same feeling. “Egypt Station” is the 18th studio album by Paul McCartney. It’s his fi rst release since his 2013 album “New.” me feel when I listen to “I saw you flash a smile, The record’s double-A singles “I Don’t Know” and “Come On to Me” were released on Jun. 20. the energy of the electric that seemed to me to say guitar fusing with the po- / You wanted so much This song touches the The straightforward The seven-minute is gone. tent power of the bass. more than casual conver- themes of sadness domi- message of peace comfort- track “Despite Repeat- Just like the album “Ab- Goosebumps! Goose- sation” sings McCartney nated by hope. ing people’s lonely hearts ed Warnings” accurate- bey Road” both songs are bumps! This album did on “Come On to Me.” It McCartney created a made me feel a little sad ly depicts the drastic blue yet the optimistic everything to achieve that. is a classic rock piece that masterpiece and stuck to but the lyrics “We’re in changes in beat that upbeat sound contrasts The first piece “Opening allows the listener to re- his message of peace and it together / And I’m not characterize rock. with the lyrics. Station” is 40 seconds and member the impassioned love like he has been do- quitting while people are It’s not hard to imagine The last two minutes of has no lyrics. Beatles’ songs such as ing his entire career. crying for more” assured McCartney singing with the melody made me lose Instead it introduces the “Please Please Me” and As I listened to him sing me to believe and trust. his mind, body and soul myself to the wistful, slow listener to the background “Love Me Do.” “Brothers and sisters, I beg A playful tone is set in as his vocals switch from and powerful fusion of the noise of a busy station. “Happy with You” talks you to listen / I know that “Dominoes” supported sweet to harsh. instruments and lyrics. Seemingly, the end of this about the troubled past it isn’t too late / For we by the energy of the elec- This album ends with “Egypt Station” took me song fuses with the begin- of a lover who finds faith are the people, the voices tric guitar and the pow- the medley “Hunt You to glory. ning of the second piece “I needed through the com- of freedom” on the song er of the bass welcoming Down/Naked/C-Link” Don’t Know.” pany of their beloved to fix “People Want Peace” I felt hard rock to slowly appear emphasizing on the love Follow Nora on Twitter The tone of nostalgia their agitated journey. faith for humanity. after this piece. they wish to have that @noraramirez27 sjsunews.com/spartan_daily OPINION WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 2018 5 Less parking equals more problems

Melody Del Rio STAFF WRITER

On top of paying tui- would be able to buy tion, students pay $192 permits. Th is does not per semester for a park- include graduate and cre- ing permit that doesn’t dential students. guarantee a parking spot Despite the students on the main campus. who currently have trou- According to San ble fi nding parking spac- Jose State University’s es, the university still al- website, full-time stu- lows students to purchase dents pay about $9,000 parking permits. in school tuition. Stu- I have a 30-min- dents who want to buy ute commute from my parking permits pay an house to SJSU. Luckily additional cost. for me, I’m able to park Students are not pay- at my aunt’s house who ing for a for-sure thing. lives down the street Th ey are paying for from campus. a maybe thing. As for other students, It’s like buying a fi rst- they are not as lucky. come-fi rst-serve Beyonce Once they’re at school, ILLUSTRATION BY MELODY DEL RIO | SPARTAN DAILY concert ticket. Th e only they have to spend an- way you’re going to get other 10 minutes fi nding students have to park at er school. Th ey’re build- a guaranteed in, is if you a parking space. Park & Ride lot when the ing new athletics, gyms, camp out a week before Students spend more main lot is fi lled, a ser- and what not. But what’s the event. time circling the parking Given the population, the vice that is $96 less than that supposed to do for Parking at SJSU is ex- garage, hoping to fi nd an campus parking. the greater good of the actly like that. empty space. school needs to be able to It doesn’t seem fair to student population.” SJSU is off ering If the garage lot is full provide for the number of me, or any other student, San Jose, along with its more permits than before students get to to pay for a service and university, is growing. spots provided. campus, they have to students attending SJSU. then end up settling for a Given the population, According to U.S. park in the Park & Ride service that cost less. the school needs to be News, SJSU has a total lot, located on South 7th SJSU should only of- able to provide for the undergraduate enroll- Street). fer, at most, 100 more number of students at- ment of 27,778. Even then, the Park & semester permits than tending SJSU. SJSU has 6,409 parking Ride lot gets full and stu- go to overfl ow. It will because there were a lot spaces and provide addi- Not just because we are spots on the main campus dents have to use over- take fi ve extra minutes if of people and I didn’t get tional parking. students, but because we and south campus com- fl ow parking. I have to go to overfl ow,” on the fi rst three buses. Hospitality manage- are also paying custom- bined, which includes 951 SJSU has six parking Seleste Lopez, fi rst-year But other than that, [the ment senior Fetret Ta- ers that need to be taken employee spaces. lots and three parking credential student, said. wait] is maybe 15 to 20 desse said, “SJSU needs into consideration. To fi ll all parking spac- garages located around “A ft er school to go home, minutes,” Lopez said. to invest in more prop- es without overfl ow, ap- campus. I leave around 6:30 p.m. Th ough the cost for erties that allow, what is proximately 20 percent of “I’ll check the main lot One day, I waited 30 main campus parking essentially a commuter Follow Melody on Twitter undergraduate students fi rst to see the sign then minutes for the shuttle permit is $192, some school, to be a commut- @ spartanmelody

Your SmartPass Clipper at work! Sharing is not caring Unlimited rides on VTA buses and Light Rail lines Th ough the com- Huan Xun Chan panies said account STAFF WRITER sharing had not been a problem, statistics above show young adults tend to share accounts with family and friends. In the era of new me- two people outside the As they grow up, dia entertainment, vid- family,” Chan said. it could be a poten- eo–streaming channels As a consumer, Chan tial threat to the future have gained a foothold in believed that “In a mor- of video-streaming the market. al, philosophical debate, service companies. According to Statista, it is not great ethically Jill Rosengard Hill, a statistic portal, Netfl ix because you are basical- executive president at had the most subscrib- ly stealing service from Frank N. Magid Associ- ers. It hid more than the provider,” howev- ates, a leading media and 130 million accounts er, he said, “I don’t take entertainment research worldwide in the second that perspective.” and strategy fi rm, said quarter of 2018. Chan added, “I think sharing passwords have Among them, 56.71 it’s fi ne because Netfl ix a negative impact on new million were from the and those streaming media companies. United States. Hulu, one channels know people Hill said, “the cat is of the top three video are going to share [the out of the bag … I wish streaming channels in account]. Th ey probably I had a solution, be- the U.S., has more than take that into account cause it’s really hurting 20 million subscribers. for their fi nance plans.” the business model and However, it may have Netfl ix allows diff er- monetization of these even more users than ent numbers of devices premium high value what statistics show be- to stream videos simul- services,” according cause many users share taneously depending to CNBC. their accounts with fam- on the subscription Millenials are used ily and friends. package, which lim- to account sharing but According to Forbes, its the number of peo- would they pay for “[users] aged 21 and ple watching videos their own subscrip- younger share pass- on the platform at the tion when they are words at an alarming rate same time. fi nancially stable? of 42 percent.” According to Tech- Subscription fees for Sharing accounts and Crunch, Netfl ix CEO, video streaming chan- passwords to save mon- Reed Hastings said nels like Netfl ix, HBO ey and enjoy the ser- in 2016, user account Now, Hulu and Amazon vice from service pro- sharing “hasn’t been Prime Video range from viders does not sound a problem.” $7.99 to $15 per month. ethical to me. In 2014, the CEO of I would say the costs Computer science ju- HBO Richard Pleper are reasonable and nior, Cody Chan said he said, “It’s not that we’re not expensive. was using a subscription ignoring it, we’re looking If consumers sharing account paid by his par- at diff erent ways to aff ect passwords results in sig- ents. Th e account was password sharing. I’m nifi cant damage to the ts.sjsu.edu tssjsu shared by eight people. simply telling you: It’s market, companies may Bay Area Air Quality “We just use it as a not a fundamental prob- raise their fees for video Student Union, Room 1800 Management District [email protected] ts_sjsu family, but also I lend it lem, and the externality streaming service. SJSU San José State University Parking Services to one friend. I think my of it is that it presents 408.924.RIDE (7433) ts_sjsu

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Winona Rajamohan STAFF WRITER

If this year has shown rights convention in us anything, it’s that Seneca Falls, New York, women are beginning to launching the start of take back the reins that the 70-year run of the once held us down. American Women’s A report released Rights Movement. in August by the Pew We’ve come a long Research Center showed way from fi ghting for that 68 percent of women to have a role in Americans expect to participating to choose have a female president their own government. in their lifetime. In fact, 2018 has been Th is indicates the stark shaping up to be the year success of women paving of historic milestones a new wave of power in for women. our world today. Milestones that Staton Looking back and her friends might INFORMATION FROM PEW RESEARCH CENTER | INFOGRAPHIC BY WINONA RAJAMOHAN | SPARTAN DAILY throughout the course have thought to be way of American history, it’s too out of reach as they the surface, it seemed to nominated for Senate we are in a new era politics were being given clear that the battle to sat around the table at me as though the plight seats in the midterm where the presence of a chance to bring their empower women has their tea party. of women were being elections following the women as infl uencers strengths to the table. been a battle long fought. Last year was shaky shoved to a degree of conclusion of August are undeniable. Th e 28-year-old’s On Jul. 13, 1848, ground for women lesser importance. primaries, breaking the “I see a woman being victory against Crowley Elizabeth Cady Stanton movements all across the Women have risen to record of 18 women elected president as overwhelmed me with a headed to a tea party country and the struggle the occasion, using the set in 2012. something that will likely sense of hope as a young with her daughter and to get their voices heard challenges of 2017 to In the House of Rep- happen in my lifetime,” woman emerging into a four other women through a series of issues build upon a stronger resentatives’ primaries, political science major working world so oft en in New York. was apparent. foundation of support 154 Democratic wom- Kiley Staufenbeil dominated by men. According to the Th ere were the that would give women en and 44 Republican said. “As gender roles Women have made New York Assembly degrading comments the power they need to women have won so far. continue to shift and their marks in the area Home, the women spoke made by President say enough is enough. Th e previous record become more fl uid, I of civil rights through about their absence of Trump and the rise Th e United States has of 167 women was held think we’ll continue to the #MeToo movement voting rights, inability of eff orts imposed seen a record number in 2016. Th ough many see more representation and the Women’s March, to own property and to reduce funds for of women running of these women will be in all aspects of and now their eff orts expectations to be Planned Parenthood. for Congress this year contending in extremely American society.” are shaping government fl awless and submissive Th ere were also the with 476 female House tough races that may When Alexandria policies that include in taking care of startling accounts of candidates, according to not directly result in Ocasio-Cortez defeated more than just a dabble their households. sexual harassment and Th e New York Times. a signifi cant uptick 19-year incumbent New of female opinion. Th eir tea party assault on powerful A-list Data collected by the of representation in York Representative chatter turned into an women in Hollywood. Pew Research Center the government. Joseph Crowley in June, organizational platform With all these shows that a total of Th e historic feat it proved that even Follow Winona on Twitter for the fi rst ever women’s occurrences breaking 19 women have been is still evidence that young woman new to @ winonaarjmh Superhero fi lms deserve more recognition

While the two relation- Th e Academy ships are dissimilar, with announced in August Myla La Bine Wolverine and X-23 act- that it would be adding a ing like father and daugh- “Best Popular Film” cat- STAFF WRITER ter, their portrayals are egory to the Oscars next both highly convincing. year, which many did Th e only detail sepa- not fi nd fair. rating the fi lms is that Th is new addition “Th e Shape of Water” seemed like a consolation In an interview with tional and the ending was a considerably stron- prize for high-budget Th e Film Stage, actor leaves you speechless. ger contender during fi lms that traditionally Ethan Hawke stated Th e fact that “Logan” is awards season. Th ere do not get nominated that “Logan” was not a about a Marvel character isn’t a specifi c reason as for Best Picture, but great movie, but a “fi ne should not matter when to why that was the case, do well at the box superhero movie.” determining whether it is but I suspect “Logan” offi ce. He continued to say a great fi lm or not. wasn’t taken as seriously When “Black that there is a diff er- Th ere is no single defi - because it was still “a su- Panther” was ence between the two, nition of what makes a perhero movie.” released earlier “Th e Shape of Water” this year, some received the Academy believed that it Award for Best Picture was worthy of a and “Logan” went home Best Picture nomi- It isn’t a secret that comic book with nothing. nation. Th e Los An- fi lms generate more box offi ce One could argue that geles Times reported “Logan” did not stand a last month that Disney revenue than small-budgeted chance against the other hired “veteran Oscar fi lms nominated, but it strategist Cynthia fi lms, but that shouldn’t be a is important to note that Swartz to orchestrate valid reason for excluding them Entertainment Weekly [an awards] reported it as “the fi rst campaign.” at awards shows. fi lm to be nominated for I personally be- Best Adapted Screen- lieve “Black Pan- play based on superhero ther” is completely comic books.” deserving of a Best Th is fact proves Picture nomination implying that fi lms of great fi lm; rather, there that comic book fi lms and I am glad the the comic book genre are several components are lacking in terms Best Popular Film should not be considered that constitute what of receiving accolades category was scrapped amazing cinema. makes one. compared to other last Th ursday. I, however, disagree I think the best genres, like dramas. Comic book fi lms and believe that com- fi lms have an intrigu- Hawke said in the same should not be clas- ic book fi lms deserve ing story, believable interview regarding “Lo- sifi ed as good or proper recognition. performances and are gan” that “big business bad based on “Logan,” which was re- memorable overall. wants you to think that their genre. leased last year, earned “Logan” and several this is a great fi lm because Films should high praise from critics comic book fi lms certain- they wanna make money be judged on for its touching story and ly fi t these categories, as off of it.” their quality, received an Academy do fi lms of other genres. It isn’t a secret that regardless Award nomination for For example, I was just comic book fi lms gen- of what goes Best Adapted Screenplay. as moved by the dynamic erate more box offi ce on during Th e fi lm is truly unlike between Wolverine and revenue than small-bud- the runtime. anything else in the genre. X-23 in “Logan” as I was geted fi lms, but that It features fi ght sequences when I watched Elisa and shouldn’t be a valid rea- and heavy violence, but the Amphibian Man bond son for excluding them at Follow Myla on Twitter it is also incredibly emo- in “Th e Shape of Water.” awards shows. @ mylalabine25 ILLUSTRATION BY MELODY DEL RIO | SPARTAN DAILY sjsunews.com/spartan_daily OPINION WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 2018 7 Free tuition . . . who is going to pay for this?

Vicente Vera STAFF WRTIER

Free college for all stu- with fi nancial aid from dents is a concept that my parents, has made Sen. Bernie Sanders, university aff ordable. I-Vt. embraced as the While I recognize that cornerstone of his 2016 as a commuter I don’t presidential campaign. pay for on-campus hous- “If [students] study ing, I still consider my- hard and take their self a part of Sanders’ school work seriously, target demographic. they [should] be able It is my belief that to get a higher educa- if a student is truly tion, regardless of their motivated to further family’s income,” Sand- his or her education, ers said in an op-ed for they will fi nd a way to VICE Impact. pay for it. I agree with the mes- College should be seen sage from Sanders. As as an investment, not a INFORMATION FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION DATA AND THE NEW AMERICAN FOUNDATION a country, we should be fi re pit that burns money. INFOGRAPHIC BY VICENTE VERA | SPARTAN DAILY working toward mak- People should always be ing college aff ordable on the lookout for schol- credibility was in limbo, Th e lack of real student for students. arship opportunities. the student population interest in free college, However, we shouldn’t Financial aid, in any shrank from 83,401 stu- coupled with the federal burden taxpayers with form, is out there for stu- It is my belief that if a student is dents to 61,685 by Fall and local government’s the tuition fees of every- dents to utilize. 2017, according to CCSF inability to aff ord it at one without taking into According to Edvi- truly motivated to further his or enrollment data. this time is overwhelm- consideration the time sor, about three million her education, they will fi nd a In order to encourage ingly evident. and eff ort students are students in the 2013- weary students to trust Tuition-free college willing to invest. 2014 academic year who way to pay for it. in CCSF, a small portion should not be our im- Financial aid should didn’t fi le for FAFSA of the city’s tax revenue mediate solution to depend on a family’s would have qualifi ed for was set aside to create the overcome fears of high income. Families that the Pell Grant. “Free City” opportunity. student debt. truly cannot aff ord to Sanders should shift fi nancial security to pay ly out of empathy for Th e key word is We should fi rst look send their children to his focus from free col- their own tuition. the students. “opportunity.” into applying for fed- college should have pri- lege to raising awareness Th ough students, like On July 2, 2012, SFGate reported that eral aid opportuni- ority over those that can and expanding the fund- myself, love the idea of the Accrediting Com- about 18,000 of the Fall ties and independent bear the cost. ing of already existing free college, not all local mission for Commu- 2017 students partici- scholarship programs Students should take federal aid systems like governments can aff ord nity and Junior Col- pated in the “Free City” that require applicants advantage of part-time the Pell Grant. it, nor are they inclined leges threatened to program, close to 4,000 to demonstrate why a job opportunities and al- Th e grant allocates to pay for it. rescind the accreditation of which have already grantor should invest in ready established fi nan- funds based on fi nancial City College of San status of CCSF. dropped out. their education. cial aid opportunities. need. Th is criterion en- Francisco (CCSF) re- Th e school’s accredita- CCSF has been criti- In my experience, sures the system won’t cently added a tui- tion was renewed for an- cized by the city of San the odd jobs and small constantly be taken ad- tion-free program other seven years on Jan. Francisco for not requir- scholarships I’ve accrued vantage of by students called “Free City,” but 13, 2017. Because of the ing students to fi rst ap- Follow Vicente on Twitter over the years, along with more than enough it wasn’t necessari- fi ve years the institution’s ply for federal aid. @ VicenteSJSU

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By Winona Rajamohan STAFF WRITER The San Jose State When you build University men’s water polo team ushered in its upcom- a team, you strive ing season ranked 14th to get a winning nationwide in the Collegiate Water Polo Association and good culture preseason poll. where they want The Spartans finished last season with a 13-15 to do well and pull overall record and were together. ranked 11th nationally in the 2017 Collegiate Water Bruce Watson Polo Association. head coach Last season marked the highest national ranking for the team since the men’s water Building chemistry among polo program was reinstated the returners and new players in 2015. The Spartans have was a key factor the Spartans their eye on breaking the wanted to conquer, and the record once again. team is doing exactly that. “Our goal this year is to “We’re a bunch of guys make the top 10,” head coach who hang out with each other PHOTO COURTESY OF SAN JOSE STATE ATHLETICS Bruce Watson said. when we have free time. We Spartans sophomore driver Marc Weber is set to return in full force after suff ering from a broken arm at the Watson, who is return- do a lot of stuff outside of the start of last season. ing for his fourth season, is pool together, so I feel like we excited for the team to get work better together,” sopho- in its preseason exhibition played well with their young- season by showcasing differ- ers to gain the experience back into the next three more Marc Weber said. “The matches in meshing together est goalie in the cage. ent team dynamic in their they need. months with “a lot more atmosphere when we practice as a team. The matches also allowed gameplay, shifting the focus “As a team right now we’re fire power.” together is way, way better.” “This has been the best the team to recognize ele- from having a key player pull in a pretty good environ- “When you build a team, Losing a good amount of chemistry and camaraderie ments they need to improve. in the scores. ment,” Pickering said. “Last you strive to get a winning and talent from last season was an we’ve had since the team has The Spartans are now work- “Last year, we had one or year, the team culture had good culture where they want initial worry for the team, but been back,” Watson said. ing on one or two nights a two players that scored and ups and downs but we’ve to do well and pull together,” the Spartans now say there’s The team started off the week to bring significant were very good. Now we have gotten new guys that are Watson said. “Finally, we have no drop-off in talent. season with three exhibition improvement. a number of players,” Watson open to learn and listen so a group like that.” “Though we lost a lot of matches on Sept. 1, where “These matches were said. “It’s all part of becoming it’s just about keeping that Ten incoming freshmen talent, we can play better it secured wins against about blowing out cobwebs, more of a team rather than consistency.” and six international players together now than last year,” West Valley College and an making mistakes and getting star or player oriented.” were signed over the summer Weber said. Alumni-Master’s squad. used to the system,” sopho- The team is striving toward and joined the eight returning Watson said the boys have The Spartans lost against more Justin Pickering said. developing their chemistry Follow Winona on Twitter players from last year’s squad. been showing great success Stanford in a tough game, but The Spartans started the and encouraging new play- @winonaarjmh Kaeper-Nike deal scores big for social justice

trying to bringing attention to. KaepernickKaep took a knee, Tuesday over the Labor Day It’s a really interesting thingthing A little over two years ago, holiday this year compared that he is talkingalking about, KaepernickKaep announced his with the previous year. Melody Del Rio and that ourur players involvementinvol with Nike. According to Sporting STAFF WRITER are talking about. “I think it’s important News, The NFL released a It’s a good timeime to for everybody to speak for statement last Tuesday stat- [talk about it].”].” oro against issues they feel ing, “[The National Football On Aug. 14, area important,” Brennan League] embrace the role and Former San Francisco 49ers for, in respective of where 2016, Kaepernickrnick said.s You get the oppor- responsibility of everyone quarterback Colin Kaepernick we are.” sat down duringuring tunityt to say how you feel involved with this game to landed on the cover for the The ad references the anthem beforebefore abouta things that you’re promote meaningful, positive 30th anniversary of Nike’s “Just Kaepernick’s silent protest the 49ers’ thirdthird passionatep about or are change in our communities. Do It” campaign. during the 2016 football preseason game. importantim to you so wheth- The social justice issues that The ad, featuring the season. After Kaepernickrnick was er it’sit an athlete, a student or Colin and other professional new face of Nike, displays a “I am not going to stand up accused of beinging anti-mil- the mmedia.” athletes have raised deserve black-and-white close-up of to show pride in a flag for a itary and anti-Ameri- EdwardsEd said, “He will our attention and action.” Kaepernick’s face with the country that oppresses black can, he mettwith with for- take his place alongside other Edwards said, “A nation caption, “Believe in some- people and people of color,” mer Green Beret,Beret, Nate athleteathle icons in the history that was founded on an thing. Even if it means sacri- Kaepernick stated on NFL. Boyer, to makeke sure his of westernw civilizations. Not idea…it still comes down in ficing everything.” com. “To me, this is bigger message wasas gettinggetting becausebecau of what he did on to a fundamental faith, that Harry Edwards, sports than football and it would be across withoutut disrespect-disrespect- the field,f but because of what we as a society are better than sociologist who helped cre- selfish on my part to look the ing troops. he [d[did] in terms of human what we are now. Otherwise, ate the Olympic Project for other way. There are bodies in Accordingg to Real Sports rightsright at great sacrifice.” Kaepernick would have just Human Rights, said, “The the street and people getting with Bryant Gumbel, BoyerBoyer Nike’sN deal with taken his check and forgot- Nike involvement turns on paid leave and getting away said, “Soldiersers take a knee KaepernickKaep immediately ten about [people’s rights]… two things. One, it’s a good with murder.” in front of a fallfallenen brother’sbrother’s resultedresul in the stock drop- except for one thing, [he] business deal. Second, it’s also San Jose State football head grave; to showw respect. When ping 2.60 (-3.16 percent) a believes in and cares about the role of corporations and coach Brent Brennan said, we’re on a patrol;atrol; and we go day aftera the announcement. this country.” difficult times to step into the “[The ad] has helped discus- into a securityity halt, we take However,How according to Edison breach and remind us of who sion on where we are at as a a knee, and we ppullull security.”security.” Trends,Tren Nike sales grew 31 Follow Melody on Twitter we are and what we stand country and the things he is On Sept.pt. 1 2016, percentperce from Sunday through @spartanmelody

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