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Qccoo than SCANrSZA professor rewarded for extra effort By Becki Bell Spartan Daily Stall 54 46 San Statt psychology pii dess) ti lie is an Kevin Jordan knows being extremely good 1111 IV(' Mt% profess( n. means mote than .just teacher with showing up to class and operating a ScanTron outstanding machine. ratings from Nature 1k During his 12 years at students. jlirdan has been the advising professor for 39 4W Robert Cooper RIGHT: SJSU senior child development master's theses, encour- psychology department major Vivian Abboud helps Justin BELOW: Senior child develop- aged students to pane- chairman pick flowers during a nature walk ment major Lee Guerrero watch- pate in his extracurricular on campus Thursday afternoon as es as Jack places a bug in research work and helped c...! . part of the preschool lab available in James' hand during a nature -'r.-- place students in intern- the Central Classroom building. walk on campus Thursday ’ . ship positions in the local Justin is one of a group of preschool- afternoon. community.

ers that take advantage of the r Now. lordan has been rewarded for his efforts with preschool, as well as give students the i'liOlt is ID SIM ''s 1995-1996 Outstanding Professor award one chance to learn how to work with them. ( I IRIS of the two highest honors paid to faculty each year. t\[hii "titsi "I'm truly anti deeply honored," Jordan said of his achievement. The award was presented to him at the Student Honors Convocation on Friday, where he also wised as the keynote speaker. Psychology department chairman Robert Oxiper said President Ruben Caret chose Jordan fur the award for a number of reasons. "He is an extremely good teacher with outstanding ratings from students." Co, per said. "Ile also has been a very productive researcher and has also been particular- ly productive in training masters-level students. He's out- standing on every dimension the university. evaluates. He's outstanding in the classroom, in working with stu- dents individually, in his own research and in fostering a connection between people at the university and !WI ple See Jordan, Back page Cinco de Mayo Campus celebrates heritage By Dustin Shekell Spartan Daily Staff Writer

PICO' II Dig It id.1%. .t st 1,‘s I /1 to',!.', i elrbrating Mexican independeni e day cm( I. de May will be held each day this weck on the 81St campus. (Inc de Mayo. May 5. is significant in Mesi«i's histo- ry because on May 1. 1862 inexperienced Mexican troops fought and defeated invading French soldiers in the small city of Pi whla. Mexico. In the three years prior to the war with the French, Mexic, I had endured a CI Daly civil war. the War of Reform, which it the government to take huge loans from England. France and Spain. Financially in shambles after the war. Mexico was unable to repay its debts, giving a; ti to III of France all excuse to expand his monarchy to the Western Hemisphere. Although the his; irk Battle of Puebla did not win the war for Mexict t. ii was a landmark victors Mat turned the tidy of the uar and unified the Mexican pyople. proving they would kV ID) hush-titer hit thit ii pwerful French forces. See Celebration, Back page

these canoes out of concrete. race to see iniwt realise sturients "It's a mis«mception that (amulet() is ix-. Backpack reported ivy," said Paul P ascoal, deagi and esent has gitiwn !tom t a len. Whatever .41 ht. 1)1111(1er of SJSU's canoe. I. I .1 n.11111 /flit' 111111 lot iii, iii, With One interesting mint. lug ii,itii,il 1111.1111111 tegimials stolen wasn't used was hemp tibet iiithe past. liii Ii igl ii nit I /It ti tiiiiiiN. 66 - cuts her floats schools used chicken wile sandiai Iuil -%Vt' MIR' the team it beat Mid 'They didn't say what was in the concrete. Pascoal said he uscd Pacific Region ) iii thii 1980s. sin I But xott Universim Police blocked going on; never explained hemp because it is stronger and light.1 PaSCO:11. BID ill I et CIO %CAI, SISI 11.1S off Dudley Moorhead Hall anything to us,' she said. It philed Pii44111al can't smoke Friday around 10 a.m, your boat The result was a canoe nearly hall the ill said he %%anted weight of last year's; it weighed 140 to bring the university bit k ini. i good searching for a suspect in a im Nysted, a witness, said pounds. But in comparison, the lightest standing. the boat. crime which later turned out a van pulled up across from Engineering students Dudley Moorhead Hall ever made in the competition was about Along with co-builder I VII t ( to be non-existent. Paul Pascoal compete in unusual race 80 pounds. Pascual created the 10-foot (moot. 1.t. Shannon Maloney, where three unidentified designer of SJSU's men sat on the sidewalk. By Francis Ladines "But you can't smoke the boat," he The project matted last UPI) spokesman said, canoe the three men said. Pascoal researched past SIM.' and "There was a report of a rob- Nysted said Spartan Daily Staff Writer one of them The student canoe race was the othet schools' canoes. Ile lound that bery, but it later turned out took off and Things got a little heavy this weekend ran into Dudley Moorhead American Society of Civil Engineer's I'ti lilt . "kind (il ti,',', ,9 to not be a robbery at all." at Lake Lagunita. There was hemp and Hall. (A.SCE) Mid-Pacific regional competi- S1%111111.111) ikii(1 Chalk," %Vat, 11,C.(1 in the Maloney said a backpack Styrofoam. And a lot of concrete. Nysted said the man in tion. On Saturday, the students were con( tete mixture of successful teams Was thought to be stolen but On Sunday morning, representatives the van said he was robbed judged on presentatums the gave is t,etv stittlig Ind light. Ile said WaSI universities competed and that is when UPI) was of 12 California expIaining how the cal.,. writ made. air niateilals used make the ntaght dil- Arlene Asuncion, a psy- Stanford. But these called. Nysted said it wasn't in a canoe race in "It tam led in 1970," Pas. I ',oil Ile hien, e. chology professor, was teach- made of wood. long before UPD officers canoes were not said that the A.SCE, itti lagainialndi ti l'as«,.11 said loin tete is a linstiittII ing class when two UPI) offi- The engineering students made were on the scene. professionals and students. slat ied the See Race, Back page

Culkin calls police on dad A model of the world The father of Macaulay Culkin In this year's 46th annual A day admitted to police he smacked Model United Nations con- of prayer SPARTAN his movie star son for failing to ference, members of clean up his room. The 15-year- SJSU's Model United and sacrifice old star of "Home Alone" called Nations club are learning police after the argument the meaning of diplomacy, SPEED READ Thursday. and a little more Page 3 Page 4 Page 4 V",’"NrV- V-NvrW W‘-VvI-W r ""r-W -w-Wv-, V ’IV

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Editorial Give waiting students a sense of closure the planning stages and It might be premature, but we at Ftomhe approval stages to the Please even if it the Spartan 'Daily are asking for a building stages and even the gift for the thousands of SJSU stu- tile-cracking stages, the students is only for one dents who will graduate this at San Jose State University have spring without seeing the comple- watched the new pedestrian mall day, turn the win of the construction project. grow. Give these students some satis- Many of us remember dodging faction after all they have traffic on Seventh Street not too fountains on. endured. Let them see a piece of long ago. We breathed a sigh of what will be. Give us all a sense of relief when the street was closed, clomp t before the semester ends allowing us to make it from one Recently, our waiting seemed and the sticky-hot days of summer side of campus to the other to have come to an end: two come dripping down our backs. between classes without putting fountains, one in front of the Please, even if it is only for one our lives in danger. We grumbled Event Center and one in the day, turn the fountains on. Let when it seemed like an eternity pedestrian mall near the music the waters flow. Let us see what all before the construction began. building, were completed. of this work will eventually, possi- Then we grumbled some more Seats around the fountains bly, hopefully, maybe look like. when the construction inconve- appeared. Water appeared. Even We've been waiting long nienced us. Most of all, though, coins, hopefully accompanied by enough. we've waited and we've hoped. a few good wishes, appeared in We've waited for the project to the fountains' now green and be completed; we've hoped to see stagnant water. some of the results before we had But the fountains have not to leave SJSU. been turned on. Has fine art become passé? DE5AVORRE16 WI TO Via ...5V By Lindy Boisvert uses a tablet and the aforementioned writing utensil. Such a device draws images on the moni- Michelangelo had the Sistine Chapel's tor, not the tablet. With all the different tools, the TO ISML , ?AK If"Creation" on disk it could simply be faxed artist can spray, watercolor, paint, collage or even around the world. Instead of going to Italy make an image look like a mosaic. and being awe-struck, it could be stared at it Digital artist Carolyn Skrzydlewski did a short To VR1A 115 MI through the generic glow of a color monitor. It'll demonstration for all those at the gallery's open- be a depressing time in artistic history to find that ing. She scanned in a piece and was able to paint fine art has become passé. To find that it's no over it using the tablet. ;sTtilkk NUIN longer exciting to see an original piece of art work In Skrzvdlewski's piece titled "Charlie at 18," will truly be a she scanned in 20th century her father's senior drag. The exhibit is interesting and the picture and With digitaliza- manipulated it on tion, new-age art art unusual, but what's the differ- the screen to cre- can be produced ate the illusion of "en masse." You using can view it in ,ence between getting art hot off theLl:raielt: color museum or iiiand a splotchy the john at a col- printer and art hot off the ushnique. fee shop. The presses? Unfortunately, artists can pump that is all it is out as many copies as their little color printers the illusion of a painting. desire. The exhibit is interesting and the art unusual, Last week, I attended an opening at the Los but what's the difference between getting art hot Gatos gallery Encore Images. Such digital art was off the printer and art hot off the presses? Well. being displayed in an exhibit called "Giclie." All price for one thing. A print of a fine art piece is art is all for sale, and pieces run from $200 to about $30 to 40. The effect is the same as the sin- $600. Although much of it is beautiful, it is still gular dimensional piece of digital "fine art." just printed material. The only texture is that of Buying this art to display is left to one's taste. the ink from the laser printer. There are no brush But, because of reproduction potential, buying it strokes indicating the labor of the artist and the as an investment is not worth the paper it is print- time and talent each piece consumed. Any error ed on. or minor imperfection has been erased with the stroke of a key, or mouse-like pen in this case. Lindy Boisvert is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. All art created at the show was created with the software Painter 4. With such software, the artist 5'

Letters to the Editor transfer units and having to repeat made the requirements easier to only spoke English in those cowl- wonderful crusader against vio- Advanced G.E. courses already taken when they understand. As reported by the tries. Opinion page lence Lindy Boisvert. Does Ms. come to SJSU. These changes had Spartan Daily, the Academic English is the universal lan- Boisvert really believe that hate was streamlined nothing to do with ethnic studies. Senate approved these changes guage of the planet. I have been was hypocritical speech directed at a large popula- without dissent. We think SJSU to Germany, Greece and Mexico, tion of fellow human beings, In fact, no ethnic studies require- i&spiii to We were pleased to see the ments were added to G.E. students are better served by these and at all those airports the signs I lc-el compelled to Roman Catholics, is the best way Spartan Daily headlines of the The confusion probably arises changes. were in the language of the coun- your dangerous, inaccurate, to end violence? Oh, Ms. Boisvert, April 25 issue "Academic Senate because, at the behest of the try I was in and in English. There biased and hypocritical opinion don't you see the connection? Let overhauls G.E." and then were dis- Academic Senate. we made The Board of General Studies were no signs in Greek airport page of Wednesday April 17. me enlighten you. Let us say that mayed to see the subhead "Ethnic changes in Advanced G.E. that that were written in Greek, Justin Carder apparently would the following statements were Studies added at expense of sci- incorporate two new require- If you live here, English, and Spanish Only Greek like us all to move to the city so made about another ethnic or ence." The subhead is false. This is ments called "Equality in the and ENGLISH. somebody will be around "to con- racial minority group here on the what happened. In order to make United States" and "Global learn English And that school section in your trol" us. He seems to believe that SJSU campus: The women are the G.E. program simpler and eas- Understanding." We accom- article was laughable. Kids should the technological elite with homely, and the men are dull," ier for students to understand, we plished this simply by merging This letter is in response to your learn English in American "healthy minds can only choose "The only reason someone would eliminated double-counting in these two new requirements into editorial on April 24 (English-only schools. Of course the only kids to push back the wilderness. Has choose to join this group was Advanced G.E. by moving the two existing requirements in laws may be self-defeating). I was who need to be taught English are Mr. Carder ever stopped to think because they are either gay, or "Human Understanding & so outraged when I read this arti- the ones who are brought over about and consider the implica- couldn't get a date," "I haven't Advanced G.E. This created two are we Development" (HUD) require- new categories: "Culture, cle because you people think that from a foreign land and those tions of his ideas? Who met one yet that I like." ment to Core G.E. and eliminat- Civilization, and Global English should not be the official who are born here but their par- going to appoint "to control" us? If I or any other member of the ing the "Cultural Pluralism" Understanding" and "Self, Society, language. ents do not speak a word of Self-appointed elitists who claim campus community made these requirement. and Equality in the U.S." These For more than 400 years, the English. No law-making body is to have "healthy minds" like Mr. statements about African- Because transfer students usual- are not ethnic studies require- United States has been an English- forbidding other languages to be Carder? Has Mr. Carder ever Americans, Hispanics, or Asians, ly take HUD at their community ments. However, we believe that speaking nation. This stupid taught at schools, but English heard of the wonderful contained how would the editors of the colleges anyway, it is unfair to a should be taught to everyone and version of the city life created by Spartan Daily react? The individ- the revised categories will better debate should not even be force them to take it again at SJSU respond to a felt need on this debate. When some foreigners rammed down his or her throat. the Nazis (who also thought they ual would no doubt be accused of in Advanced G.E. Moving HUD eth- country they We all live in the United States of had healthy minds), called the being a hate-filled bigot! Yet you, campus to deal with issues of come to this great is Mr. into Core G.E. also puts us in line nicity, social inequality and race. should have enough common America, and those people who Warsaw ghetto? What the editors of the Spartan Daily, with the rest of the CSU system. going live here who do not speak Carder's limit in making sure printed these statements in your Unlike most other CSU campuses, sense to know that they are (The CSU requires that all stu- SJSU requires three units of sci- to have to learn English if they English and those who are on "nobody is ever left alone again"? opinion page. dents take HUT)) SJSU has three their way to the good 'ol USA Shall we implant a computer chip And by the way Ms. Boisvert, ence in Advanced G.E., demon- want to succeed here in America. can more units of lower-division sci- strating our commitment to main- If I were to live in France or should LEARN ENGLISH. in every human being so we Catholics don't drink grape juice, ence than most other CSU cam- taining a strong science China, I would want to learn all be "on-line'? we use wine. But I suppose that puses. So we took out three units because I am Pavlo Kazadzis Whatever happened to the con- makes us all alcoholics, too! requirement. French or Chinese dig- of science to eliminate the We did all of this without living in their country and I would Administrative Justice cept of freedom and human headaches that most transfer stu- nity in Mr. Carder's opinion? John Wilhelmsson adding any units to G.E.! We want to survive on my own, and your dents experience over the lost of streamlined the program and that will not be accomplished ill But now let us move on to Psychology

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Department of Nutrition Sr Food Science Bit wlet int al lin pedant e Analysis testing, measuring PEOPLE pet entage of tardy fat ($.5 tor mild...tits, fat tally, staff). Noon-2prii. Central 'Cocoon' actor robs the cradle ( :Limo ciii Bldg., rm. 103. The tight ',riles during a nasty battle for cus- Call 924-3110. Cronyn in love with a younger woman tody of Mat .11 11., and his six brothers and sisters. NEW YORK (AP) - Hume Craim, who found Christopher Catkin, 50, and Patric ia Brentrup, KSJS (903 FM) youth in a swimming 18)(4 in the movie "Cocoon," 41, lived together for 20 years and had seven chil- Daily Calendar Staff meeting for the campus is now taking the plunge with a younger woman. dren. Thr euiupk hull up last year, and their battle radio station. 5:30p.m. Hugh Cronyn, 84, longtime husband 01 the late Jessica is largels a questiiin of %ill 01111( PI Melt ilUldy'S ;illis I tall, on. 118. Tandy, is engaged to children's writer Susan $50 tontine Call 924-4547. Cooper, 60. The couple already have bought a house togeth- Books are for girly-men Today Tuesday Library Donations and er in Connecticut, Cronyn told The New York Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Ballroom Dance Club Sales Unit Times. But the house won t be ready until July and SUPERIOR. Wis. (API - Arnold Meeting. Noon -I p.m. Beginning Rumba lesson, and Book Sale (donations wel- they haven't decided when or where to hold the Schwarzenegger is getting pumped up for a new Administration Bldg., mi. 269 open dancing. 7:30p.m.- come). 10 a.m.-2p.m. wedding, he said. award. Call 776-0365. 9:30p.M. Event ( :enter, Wahlquist Library, on. 408 Cooper, winner of the Newberry Medal, has a The movie star and former body-builder will Aerobics room. Call 924-SPIN. and Clark library, lobby. new book of essays on writing for children called receive an honorary degree at the 100th spring ALMASS Call 924-2705. "Dreams and Wishes," that is being published next commencement exercises of his alma matet. the Meeting. 5p.m. Spartan Black Alliance of week by Margaret McElderry Books. She has dedi- University of Wisconsin-Superior. Complcx West, rm. 30. Call Scientists and Engineers Okinawan Shorin Ryu cated the book to Tandy, who was a close friend. The honorary doctor of humane letters degree 924-:;760. Study night. 71).111.-10p.m. Karate Club She and Cronyn have collaborated on scripts was announced Thursday In interim chancellor Sweeney Hall. rm. 314. Workout. 4p.m.-5p.m. over the years, for the play "Foxfire," and the Jan %Vol-nark. Schwarzenegger, a 197q g rad UAW of Catholic Campus Ministry (WI 924-8026. Spartan Complex West. movies "The Dollmaker," To Dance With the the university, will receive the award \ las 17. Mass. Noon. John XXII rm. 202. Call 924-8759. White Do." and "Dinner at the Homesick Center, 195 E. San Fernando Building Social Support Restaurant. Locklear gets nasty for movie role St. C.all 938-1610. General therapy group. School of Art & Design "We are not in entirely unfamiliar territory." 12:30p.m .-2 pan . Adminis- Student galleries art exhibits. Cronyn said. LOS \ \ GEL.F.S (Al') - Heather Lot klektr is Department of Nutrition Ha.m.-4p.m.(reception 6p.m.- showing she can lx- more than just the mean, back- tration Bldg., no. 201. 8co Science Call 924-5910. 8p.m.) Art Building. 'King of Pop' not satisfied with castle biting babe of "Melo ise Place." Cinco de Mayo two-for-one Call 924-4330. Locklear, 34, stars as a woman with multiple per- special, Bioelectrical Buhver-Lytton English Club LOS A N .ELES (Al') - An 82-room castle on sonality disorder in "Shattered Mind," a TV movie Impedance Analysis testing, Meeting, with entertainment School of Art 8c Design 40 acres is apparently just not big enough for the scheduled to air on NBC on May 27. measuring percentage of body and refreshments. 3p.m-4p.m. Tuesday Night Lecture King of Pop. One of her character's personalities is a prosti- fat ($5 for students, faculty, Faculty Offices, rm. 104. Series: Presentation by the The owner of the Chateau de Chabennet, tute. staff). 3p.m.-5p.m. Central Call 436-7471. Design faculty. 5p.m.- 15th-century, mowed castle, said Friday he did not "I went into the XXX video store and that was Classroom Bldg., on. 103. 6rp.m. Art Bldg., rm. 133. sell it to Michael Jackson as was previously report- the easiest thing," she told "Entertainment Tonight" Call 924-3110. Career Center Call 924-4328. ed. in the first of a two-part interview broad- Cai-op orientation. 1:30p.m. The castle, about 120 miles south of Paris, has cast Thursday. The second part of the interview Pi Alpha Phi Student Union, Almaden Rm. Society of Women Engineers been for sale for several months for $5 million, was scheduled for Friday night. her husband, Meeting. 7p.m. Student Call 924-6033. Meeting and elections for and Jackson had been "very interested," said Locklear said Riche Sambora, was Union, Costanoan 1996-1997 season. 12:30p.m.- owner Philippe Mareck. a bit taken aback by the i

Call 295-0637. Catholic Campus Ministry 1:30p.m. Engineering Bldg., But Mareck said Jackson apparently decided the "I think he thought ..oio,thing was wrong with me," ileai Mass. Noon. John XXII rm. 335. Call 965-4819. 40-acre property was too small and too close to the she said. "He told me it ared him a bit." Pre-Dental Club Center, 195 E. San Fernando village of Chabennet.

Dr. Franz will speak. I:30p.m. St. Call 938-1610. Women's Resource Center "For his security. Jackson needs at least 250 Tyson appearance KO'd by probation Duncan Hall, no. 544. Open meeting. I1a.m.- acres," Mareck said.

Call 397-5366. Orculo 12:30p.m. Women's Resource The singer's publicist said Thursday that Jackson INDIANA1,01.15 _ Mike I yson was sup- posed to be the Showtime \ etwork's (Spassishi=") Center, Administration Bldg., bought an estate in the French countryside in the main ilttraC- don at a mais i! i aisle felts si in event over lte-Entry Advisory Meeting and tutoring, with rm. 217. C.all 924-6500. range of $10 million to $12 million. the weekend, but Mai ion County pit ibatitin officials Pmgram (REAP) conversations in Spanish. The property' was described in a press release as haw decided the boxer can't go. Su .. sit grow for Re-Entry 2p.m.- 3p.m. Student Union, "a huge estate in a choice area" with all the facili- 'ISson is4in probation after serving a prison nusta. Council Chambers. ties and amenities befitting the 'King of Pop.- The sen- the name or location of the tence for rape. He has been restricted to his home Administration Bldg., on. 201. Call 732-8024. release did not specify state of Ohio while Call 924-5950. property Chicago police investigate a Sparta Guide is free and woman's claim that he sexually a.s.saulted her. available to studenu. fend "Any travel that appeared to us to be unneces- School of Art & Design ty & stair aseutiatiotat Culkin family matters get corporal sary or place him in Student galleries art exhibits. Deadline it Spm two days mane kind of jeopardy, we would look VUT1 la.m.-4p.m. Art Building. before publication. Faint NEW YORK (AP) - The father of Macaulay mgly at and possibly deny, said George M. Walkei. Call 929-4330. available at FAH 809. Culkin admitted to police he smacked his movie chief probation officer for &lain may be edited to star son tot tailing to clean tip hits roan. Marion Superior tort. glow tor spare rearictions. The National Cable Television Association 'DO Chi &Wont= Club The I5-year-old star of the "Home Alone" Convention - bring held in Los Angeles starting Workout. 8p.m.-10p.m. movies called police after the argument Thursday. He did not require medical treatment, police Sunday - often draws 10,000 industry representa- Spartan Complex West, spokeswoman Noreen Murray said. tives from around the country.. &Dwayne, which alL 202. Call 4-8074. Christopher "Kit" Culkin admitted slapping his has a long-term ci wtract with Tyson, expected him son, hut no charges were filed and the case was to be "the biggest es en tot the 1996 CI in referred to family court. Murray said. irding ti at unipany vice president.

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4 Monday, April 29,19% San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY United Nations club teaches students diplomacy By Michael Barton looking at things." hi the end of the first night. it doing a minor in environmental Spar tan Dark Sufi %rola, He said that a big pat t ol the 66 %. as a really emotional debate. Model United Nations is coining -lite more tired and cranky (peo- "t ps. lans to graduate next fall, Rein (-wilting New Zealand and You really garner a sense of diplomacy. said he will take up Algeria in this seal 's 46th annual to grips with Your own views and ple) got, the more serious it got," and Mathay where they come from, and deal- be said. Some students from CSU the role of president of the club if Model United Nations conference Darren Deffner fit it in his schedule. ill Burlingame, SJSU 's Model ing with others with different per- SJSU Model United Nations club president Long Beach blew up over one he can sonalities and bat. kgiounds. "Sot Ii emotitmal debate. Overall, Deffnei said the intei est 1. mted Nations clab and class is that it is getting learning the meaning of diploma- extreme viewpoints can come "They threw down their creden- in the class "seems cy and a little more. together to solve a common prob- tials and walked out," stronger." Although mostly political sci- The class and club nain students lem." Student representatives at the The club and class comprises 12 This year's conference took "It's one of the more fun educa- conference stud about their rep- ence students were in the club this to prepare for an actual Model place in Burlingame from April 10 tional things I've done." said said if he became United Nations conference, where political science students, led by resented country's positions and year, Mai hay Dr. Ida Noble, assistant chair- to April 14. SJSU represented New Nathan Mathay, club and class are asked to adhere to its policies president he would search out students represent the interests of Zealand and Algeria at the mock member who represented New for the club. chosen countries on issues ranging woman of the political science in representing them. other majors department with practical training conference, comprised of about 60 Zealand on the issues of peace- The research is a significant There is also room for student from religious tolerance to global schools and almost 1,000 students. keeping, religious tolerance and each day's warming. Countries are represent- for the Model United Nations con- aspect of the class work, along with journalists, because has "You learn a lot about yourself," decolonization. "(At times there how to debate are reported on in a news- ed by studeitts in a number of con- ference taught by Defter, who training on and events Deffner said. Speaking about his was) heated debate, then after paper covering the conference. feret is is lb formal debates. been to 25 conferences and communicate diplomatically, confidence in the political sphere everyone was laughing." of the conference "You !tally garner a sense of involved since high school. including learning the appropriate The intensity today as Campus Democrats presi- Because he went in with a posi- end of has a lot to offer and takes much diplomacy- Club President Darren Beside drawing in people who terminology. "At the the dent and delegate chairman of this tive attitude, he said he enjoyed it out of the participants. "At the Defter said of dealing with inter- specifically study internatimial conference. I couldn't stop talking year's Model United Nations tout. and learned a lot, especially about end. I though how glad I was it was national problems. As Americans. relations. Definer said the club like that," Mathay said. who ference, he said, "Most of is hat I debating. With sessions lasting for over, Mathay said. we have many different points of and class also attracts those Definer said research work do now can be attributed is, (I, between 9 and 12 hours, he said past conferences led him to where view, but we have a general way of are interested in how world prob- lems get solved. Model U.N." the intensity took its toll on some. he is today as an environmentalist, Gunman slays 32 Shooter captured after worst masacre in Australia's history Han.zhofprayer PURI A121 MR Australia he 'thin then y%alked into a cale, Muslim women visit together money to slaughter houses A gunman slaughtered at least pulled the rifle front a tennis bag, after morning prayer held at that provide poor families 32 people at a started shooting. popular tourist site and methodically the Santa Clara County fair- and nearby pub Sunday. Police cap- "He wasn't going bang-bang- with the meat of the lamb. tured him Monday when he bolted bang-bang it was 'bang' and grounds on Sunday. Two Painted hands are usually in flames front a guest cottage, then he'd, pick someone else out prayers were held to accom- reserved for brides on their which he had torched with three and line them up and shoot them," modate hundreds who wedding days, but for special hostages inside. witness Phillip Milburn told turned out for Eid ul-Adha, occasions like Eid ul-Adha, The gunman, whom police iden- Australian Broadcasting Corp. the day of remembrance for Muslim women dye their tified as a 29 year old with a history radio. Ibrahim, who nearly sacri- hands with henna. The bur- of psychological problems, had The gunman moved on to a ficed his son upon Allah's gundy colored dye can last opened fire with an semiautomatic nearby pub, shooting and killing request. Allah replaced on the skin up to two weeks. rifle Sunday afternoon on tourists more people. He seized a hostage Ibrahim's son with a lamb at at the ruins of a colonial prison on at a gas station and stole a car to the last minute. Today, PHOTOS ISV Tasmania. drive three miles to a bed-and- Muslims continue to sacri- T.R. Nictuns It was the worse shooting mas- breakfast cottage, owned by a cou- SPARTAN DAII sacre in Australia this centurY ple who apparently were friends of fice the lamb, sending "Various massacres would pale his late father. The Age newspaper into insignificance when you look of Melbourne identified them as at what has happened in David and Sally Martin. Tasmania," said Tasmanian Police By early Monday, more than 200 Commissioner John Johnson. local and special police units had Police indicated they expected to surrounded the guest house. find the bodies of three more vic- Police tried to negotiate by tims inside the guest cottage, where phone with the gunman, who fired he took three hostages and held two heavy caliber military-type rifles police at bay for 12 hours. at them and at helicopters airlifting Witnesses said the incident out the dead and wounded. He began when the blond man drove demanded a helicopter for himself. up to the prison in a Volkswagen When he set the cottage on fire, with a surfboard strapped on top flames finally drove him from the and talked casually with some of the building. He threw his rifle aside. 500 people outside. "His clothing was on fire, and he "He said, 'Theresa lot of WASPs started taking his clothing off," said around today, there's not many Japs police Superintendent Bob here, are there?' and then started Fielding. muttering to himself," a survivor, Exploding ammunition in the who was not identified, told burning house prevented officers Australian Broadcasting Corp. from rapidly searching it to learn radio. the fate of the three hostages. PONTIAC (Si1l1V1 he rri r 1.1 T

TUESDAY, APRIL 30TH, 10am - 5pm FACES OF A NEW GENERATION PLAY GAMES LISTEN TO MUSIC CHECK OUT CARS AND PERFORMANCE PARTS ENTER TO WIN SOME OF OVER PRIZES Troops move to stop Serb-Muslim clashes KALININ, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) In Large groups of Muslims, who fled their ensured. an effort to prevent new ethnic bloodshed, homes in the course of the 43-month war, have As a result, NATO sought Sunday to prevent NATO troops blocked crowds of Muslim tried to enter Serb-controlled territory in large groups of Muslims from traveling in con- weeks to visit homes and family voys to their former homes, although they per- Cosponsored by refugees who tried to visit their former homes recent Sunday to mark Islam's most sacred holiday. gravesites that are now in the Serb half of mitted some pedestrians and individual car- Hotel Do Anza loads to cross into Serb territory. San Jose Live WHERE: The maneuver, dubbed "Operation Bosnia. San Jose Museum of Art Shortstop," represented a widening of duties Thousands of Muslims and Croats had Some 300 U.S. troops equipped with more San Jose Sharks PEDESTRIAN MALL '7TH STREET) American and other NATO troops in announced their intention to cross into at least than 30 tanks and Bradley fighung vehicles set Tuning Concept for BETWEEN SAN FERNANDO AND SAN CARLOS Bosnia, drawing them into policing actions that 12 different Serb-held areas this weekend, U.N. up a dozen checkpoints on the 12-mile road UA Theatres running from their headqttarters in Tuzla Wheel Works SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY they have tried to avoid. refugee agency spokesmen said. Nov Ofttispo It also put the troops in an ironic position: Serb authorities have complained about the southeast to the Serb-held town of Mahala. Limiting the movement of Bosnians whose free- returnees. Groups of Serb civilians have con- "We are limiting freedom of movement, THIS AD IS REDEEMABLE AT THE EVENT FOR A GIFT dom of movement they were sent to protect. fronted sonic refugees and violence has sure," said It. Col. Tony Harriman. Apartment fire kills 12 GIVE BLOOD TAKE A BREATHER TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) A "The 12 dead ... the bodies were fire at a run-down apartment in a completely burned," said firefight- working class district of this border er Martin Alvarez. metropolis killed a dozen people Building resident Carmen ASTHMA AND ALLERGY and injured four others Sunday, Lopez, 30, awakened to screams GET CokiEs SUFFERERS officials said. and the sound of people running If you are healthy, non-smoking Some people were trapped by by her apartment door. and between the ages 12-65, blocked stairwells, a falling roof, or "They're bunting. They're SJSU BLOOD DRIVE you may qualify to participate inside their windowless apart- burning! Wake up," she said het MONDAY APRIL 29 & TUESDAY APRIL 30 in a research study using an ments, survivors said. husband told her. investigational asthma or 10:00AM-4:00PM allergy medication. You will STUDENT UNION LOMA PRIETA ROOM receive financial compensation for you time and effort. PHOTO ID REQUIRED $$ WE PAY TOP CASH$$ Qualified participants could To donate you must: earn up to $900 *Weight at least 110Ibs. *Be free of flu and cold symptoms for 48 hours Allergy & Asthma * FOR 01.D /USED COMPUTER MEMORY 8c CPU'S. Associates of Santa Clara within 4 to 6 hours *Increase your fluid intake *Have eaten Valley, Inc_ Releartil Center * WE BUY/TRADE-IN/SELL MEMORY FOR Questions regarding eligibility, call: 415.723.7265 4155 k Ave. Suite 3, Sail IBM/MAC/SUN. Call Cholesterol screening available. Hosted by: Arnold Air Society 1-()() 7 1- \111\1 \ Thank you! Stanford Blood Center 415.723.7831 800-808-8356

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Shooting for the stars Donahue lands best score at NCAA tourney By Jeffrey Niese Also on Thursday, Spartan Daily Staff Writer Casey Bryan from the Jerry Da,' iahue He did an awesome job. It's I oversity of said he has always klahoma tied for been pessimistic, so been a while since SJSU has had first in the floor with when his son, Ian Bachrach of Garrett, scored one someone in here, this will pump Stanford University' tenth better than he with a 9.875 mark. predicted on the everyone up. Blain Wilson from floor exercise last Ohio State University Karl Thursday at the '96 Nove won the all-around event with a total NCAA men's gym- SJSU gymnast nastics champi- Score 58.625. onships he wasn't Stanford's Keith surprised. Wiley finished second "1 use to be a in the all-around with judge so I'm always too critical," Jerry a 57.850 score. The top eight competitors in Donahue said after Garrett scored a season each event advanced to the championships on best 9.7. Saturday. Jerry signaled the start of Garrett's perfor- Stanford finished first in the team event with mance as he put a video camera to his eye. On a 231.150 score. University of California was Garrett's first pass he executed a front double .15 points behind Stanford and OSI finished full. For his second pass he did a whip, a 1 1/2 third with a 230.875 score. twist, punch front. He did a Rudy for his third The championships for the individual events pass. i I I 2 front twist. Then for his dismount were Saturday, where Ian Bachrach for Gauen did a front step out whip double full. Stanford won the floor exercise with a 9.913 Immediately after his performance, Garrett mark; for 0512 Drew Durbin won the pommel was hugged and congratulated by his coach horse with a 9.875 score; Scott McCall of Ted Edwards and teammate Karl Nove. And a William and Mary University and Wilson tied small section of people in the Maples Pavilion for first with a 9.825 mark. In the vault Jay erupted with cheers and applause after the Thornton scored a 9.613 for the University of performance. Iowa; both Jamie Ellis of Stanford and Wilson Garrett said the performance was the best in scored a 9.75 to tie for first in the parallel bar. his life. "I just wanted too good. I was trying to And Carl Imhauser of Temple Us a i.ct ,tt won get pumped up and I feel good." the high bar with a 9.875 mark. Although the 9.7 was the best for Garrett all On Thursday Garrett, who only competed in season long it was only good enough for 13th the floor event qualified for the NCAA overall in the floor exercise, an event where Championships by scoring a 9.5 at the NCAA only the top-eight advance to the champi- West Regional. onships on Saturday. Garrett's previous best in Jerry said his son belongs here. "He started the floor exercise was a mark of 9.55 at the when he was about 6-years-old and I thought MPSF Championship. he could reach this level if he staved with it." "I wasn't expecting to go," Garrett said, "this Jerry knows gymnastics haying been a gym- is a good way to finish up the season." nast at New Mexico State University. a coach Nove said Garrett is carrying SJSU's name. and then a judge for the junior olvmpic pro- "He did an awesome job. It's been a while gram. since SJSU has had someone in here, this will "Gymnastics is much harder now-a-days," pump everyone up." Jerry said. "He's doing stuff I never thought Garrett is the first Spartan to qualify for possible. he's at a higher level than I was ever NCAA Championships since Brian Heery in at." 1988. Garrett said it was his first time at the NCAA Championships and he wasn't expected PI 101 it RS CHRIS SIMLIe A STADIA I\ DAII Edwards said he felt Garrett was always capa- to do much. "I had nothing to lose out there." SJSU gymnast Garrett Donahue extends his arms before starting his dismount during the floor exercise ble of doing that. "He represented himself and routine last Thursday at the 1996 NCAA men's gymnastics championships at Stanford. the school extremely well." Galaxy stay undefeated, beat Clash PASADENA, Calif. (AP) Jorge nearly 30,000 less than for the oward the end 01 the game, Laurie Calloway said. ereSaddie 2ae4 Vasquez and Mauricio Cienfuegos Galaxy's home debut two weeks we dodged a few bullets," Los Getting his first start for the scored first-half goals and the Los ago, when a crowd of 69,255 Angeles coach Lothar Osiander Galaxy after assisting on the Oil Angeles Galaxy, drawing a crowd showed up for a 2-1 victory over said, adding that Wynalda's free ning goal against Washington a Wednesday Extravaganza of 40,347 to its second home the New York-New Jersey kick "almost caused me to have a we c it or, Vasquez took Jones' game, held on to defeat the San MetroStars. heart attack." pet Ici Is paced pass and rolled the ...after 10pm... Jose Clash 2-1 Sunday. After dominating the first half, Vasquez, a Southern Califot nia ball Iwo ihe right side of the net as Gobi Jones had a hand in both the Galaxy barely held on to win, native who played last season lot' San los, goalie Tina Liner rushed No Cover charge goals for the Galaxy, at 3-0 the only as Paul Bravo knocked in a header Celaya of the Mexican hist divi- out to hallenge him. undefeated team remaining in the off Eric Wynalda's corner kick in sion. scored in the 26th minute "It ',a, great pas, It wade it Draft Beer $1.00! Well Drinks $1.50 new Major League Soccer. the 77th minute, then the Clash after} 'ties fed hint a through ball one-twa-. :against the keeper. Not applicable on special event nights The Clash, which beat missed several late scoring oppor- from jiNt outside the 1st A. whii It made it CAS% lull me." Washington D.C. United 1-0 in the tunities. Included was a free kick "We talked about .1 people Vasquei 1408)286-3393

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Cross country team pportawiiii= competes in fund-raiser Making the play at home Asbury Results ; ,nt finishes Women's Tennis e Spartans shutout , an State. 5-0, at the second in Fi+AC Championships ,)n Friday for a ninth : -ace finish 10k run ',ton Or CW8 t By William Jeske Spartan Daily Stall Writer As part of its spring training, the SJSU women's cross country team ran Saturday morning in the Fourth At Pun Run and Walk sponsored by the Campbell police department. The run has been a fund-raiser for the Campbell police's chapter of the Dnig Abuse Resistance Education (DARE.) program. Several dozen runners and walkers, from toddlers to senior citizens, con- gregated at the Water Tower Plaza in downtown Campbell to participate in a round-trip route in one of three races. A 10 kilometer race, in which the Spartans ran, a five kilometer walk Men's tennis and a one mile run for runners 13- Spartans finish in sev- years-old or younger. enth or eight place at SJSU cross- the BWC country coach 66 Championships. Results Angie Argabright said mil be available today. The alW the race will be the last in training helps which the team will run until develop Pilot() RN ( .1111-Ku ARISDRA SPARTAN DAILY the fall season. The team races aerobic SJSU catcher Megan Rabin thwarts UCSB outfielder J.J. Cannon's attempt at scoring during the first game of Saturday's double- in at least four capacity header against UC Santa Barbara at PAL Stadium. The Spartans won 8-4 in the first game and 3-0 in the second game. cross-country' races during its Angie Argabright spring training and begins its SJSU coach fall season in Softball team wins two, loses two _ August. 99 "'The training Spartan Daily Staff Report tance for SIM' to earn her 10th win of the scorch's. with a five-run third inning. season I CSB's offense was pm ed by ,,ted its lone run on an RBI sin- ..zoet storv Drl poge 5 helps develop The SIM., 18-22, 22-31t softball team J.J. aerobic capacity," he said. swept a doubleheader against University of Cannon Mite 11111:M1d Michelle' Ray's two I i411 )). Cromer in the sixth. The first runners to hit the pave- Santa Barbara (8-18, 19-25) Saturday Alter hily.utd two RBIs. I lit' Spartans took a 4-3 lead into the ment were the 10k participants. dropping both games in a doubleheader In game two. Lill) st attered Once hits third inning of game two afterfill Tawney Softball About five minutes later the one mile versus Long Bea, h 17.), stven homigs let tift 11,1 thud and N'al Quintero connected on back-to- win Spartans their first rtniners took off. Then the 3k walkers 291 unc,wcic ,1111111111 of the seasoi, is In Spat tans held back triple's during a three-run rally in the doubleheader against strode away. PA1 t )1) to Will 3-0 Nlat luta/ bloke a sLoteless second inning. JCSB. 3-0, and lose Though the 10k runners had a Pat Mai Lintz drove in tie with an RBI SiJII ii In third, and the After a scoreless third, the 49ev.fryptFri Saturdays double- Spartans added tk 0 4,11 at) RBI dou- for eight runs in the head start, the first 41111' Mile runner runs in the openet and Corina Lilly fourth and three neader to Long Beach returned a little multi 10 minutes pitched a shutout in game two as SJSU ble by Lindsay Lewis in the fourth and a more in the filth to account for the 14-4 7-1, 14-4. Liter streaking though the multi-col- went on to win the first game, 8-4 and the run scoring single by Kara Ran in- in the final after five innings. ored flagged runway like a green bolt second 3-0. fifth inning. LBSU strung together five consecutive of lightening. Twelve-year-old Mike The Spartans got on the board first and On Frida I.BSU powered by a live -tun hits out of a total of seven in the decisive Baseball Bauces sported the green with yellow- never trailed in game one after junior Val inning in game one and an eight -tun fourth inning. :_-.)(x-tans 10Se a crucial trim shirt and shorts of Rolling Hills Quintero led off the bottom of the first frame in game two enabled the 19eis to Every 49er starter recorded a hit, led by ,e, es tc, ,JCSB by being Middle School. with an inside the park home run. sweep a dotilileheader 7-1 mid 14-4. Amanda Adams, who drove in three runs sNedt 6-5. 18-7. 18-11 Having won the one-mile race, what Martinez added a three run triple and Alii Min er h eld the Spat tans to with three singles. Marie O'Beck pitched rhis weekend. was he going to do next? "I'm going Michelle Morga collected three hits for the one run oil three hits in the opener to three innings of shutout relief to improve to go home and sleep," Bauces said. Spartans, who led 8-0 after three innings. improve her record to 12-4. Miner also her record to 6-3. He was quickly corrected by his Sophomore Lindsy .Jarrell went the dis- belted a three-run triple as I list In oke a father, Mike Sauces, that he still had a Schedule little league game to play. A little over half an hour later, the first 10k runner, Jim Russel, clocked in at 36:16. The first Spartan to finish was journalism major Leslie Asbury in BWC who clocked in at 41:40. Tennis teams fare well matches Men's Golf "I wasn't feeling up to par," said '.porn Ili Staff Report SJSU hosts 27th annual Ither Spat [ADS who won their matches in honors. Asbury slightly winded. "I could have t.,,k BWC Championships What an you expect when \ ou are 3-20 the ninth place round robin match include The Rebels second place behind the run a better race." Heather Klein who defeated Julie Power 6-4, play of Vallin, raiiked 17th in the latest Rolex Monday and Tuesday Asbury was the second woman to going into the Big West (.onference hCaling 6-1, Collegiate at Fort Ord, Calif. Championships? 6-3; Staci Mindy Nelson Tennis Rankings. Vallin defeated cross the finish line. The first was 29- 6-4; Amy Bat ikstow over Julie Hansen 6-4,6-I; Okada, ranked 25th in the nation. year-old Laura Ezell. Argabright's Possibly a bad showing? The SJSU men's tennis team did anything and Denh Wong beating Angie Thomas 7-5, The Rebels defeated Long Beach State 5-0 assistant Julia Galeazzi was the third 7-4. and Pacific 5-0 to make it to the champi- Baseball but that. It was guaranteed a seventh or eight woman and second Spartan to finish. The winner for the women's BWC onship match where they fell to 30th ranked SJSU takes on Long place finish out of 11 teams as it played for DARE. was started in 1984 in the Championships was the University of Santa UGSB. Beach State Friday, seventh in a consolation match Sunday after- Los Angeles, Calif, school district. Barbara. The Gauchos won their sixth straight In the third place match, Pacific defeated Saturday and Sunday noon at ( )jai, Awards for first, second and third BWC title on Satin day by defeating UNLV a-4. Nevada 5-2. at Muni Stadium at 7 And what about the women? places were faux gold, silver and \I Vs Mat Luna' Wallin was named Big New Mexico State defeated Long Beach pm.and 1 pm The women's team blanked Utah State 5-0 bronze medals with indentations of West At Itlete of the year after defeating Jean State 5-2 for fifth place. University of Hawaii Saturday and Sunday. to take the 'limb place spot on Friday. the winged sandals of the Greek Okada 7 1. 3-6, 6-2. UNLV's head coach ()la swept Cal State Fullerton 6-0 for seventh ty-thoh>gical messenger Mercury. Michelle Matro led the Spartan attack as she won 6-2, 14-1 over Sara Swaim tf l'tah State. MaInuptist earned BWC Coach of the Year place.

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"That's why I still make st, iisive project aimed at learning more aviation like the flight deck land) instru- when something like this the classroom; there's a world out there my graduate students give two presenta- about how htunans see. ment pat id. you take into account human that we can teach them," he said. tions." Jordan is currently involved in otigoing happens, it's a true honor. capabilities and limitations," he said. if Jordan received his bachelor's degree in Jordan continues to encourage academ- research with the NASA-Ames Research von Ihne a tiled crew .. or you his psychology at Northern Illinois University ic growth and field participation among Center. whet e he participates in pet cc ptu- Kevin Jordan crew that doesn't get along (or) psychology professor and his Ph.D. in the psychology of percep- both his undergraduate mid graduate stu- al and cognitive processing resean Ii don't con llllll Meaty well, there are going tion and cognition at Kansas State dents. "lordan has worked on projec is I tom to be problems." jordan's research with 99 University. He speaks of his Outstanding Professor how to design the display to allow space NASA-Ames focuses on dealing with those lot not sjs( students. Jordan also sct es He said he had not envisioned becom- award as a byproduct of his efforts to help craft to dock with one another in space common problems. as the dire, o it of this cooperative agi ce- ing a professor during the initial stages of students. (to) how to set up the computer aviation But Jordan is not alone in his research: ment, funded by a grant with the NASA- his education. "No one ever sets out thinking they will assistance devices in aircraft." Coopti said. he works collectively midi about 24 SJSU .Ames Research Center. "When 1 went to graduate school, I accomplish something like this," he said. The incorporation of psychologic al fac- graduate students, 18 post-degree people, Jordan said encouraging students to get think I primarily thought I would be a "You just work hard and when something tors into the design of aerospace te, hi I three faculty me-mhos and a niimbcf invol% ed wit It pr.tjutis sto h :is the NASA- researcher someday," he said. like this happens, it's a true honor." Race: SJSU team tested 120 cement mixtures Celebration From nage 1 c. s.iiJPas, oal kticS .11111 II.1111Cd IN boat 66 -,,.! . bound with a paste of more inyok , 1 than I expected." the Perlin. Pn.11111.i .111d had the From page 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Loma He said it ISIS "mentally taxing" head and 1,11 1 a fish made out of Prieta room of the Student ctiitii and water. He used sand It was a real growing The celebratory events on the event will allow and silica as other components of over months of juggling school Styrofoam atta, he'd to the boat. SJSU campus have been orga- Union. This a date with the concrete The materials were .uid working on the canoe. Cal State University Sacramento experience. I've been nized by various Latino student people to bid for stu- found at schoi il. bc night and given Linda Doherty, a volunteer, said had a '70s theme with fake fur on organizations that have come certain graduating Latino more involved than I or as the free by sponsors. people worked, "in between class, the catioe's stand, Cadillac together to form a group called dents during a dinner,

Pascual and Garvey tested 120 after class and skipped class." emblems and hood ornaments on El Councilo, according to food servers of the dinner. After expected. of the cement mixes for strength until Doherty found paddlers for the the CallOe and the team builders Adrian Rodriguez, Associated the auction, a screening will be thev found the best formula. canoes and coordinated practice. wearing leisure suits. Paul Pascoal Students director of student movie "Mi Familia" Weight is not the only factor for Paddlers must be civil engineering Saturday was the race at Lake designer of SJSU's canoe affairs. shown at 7:30 p.m.

a good canoe. On a computer. students in the ASCE. Lagunita in Stanford. There was The festivities kick off at 2 Thursday's events include Latino Pascoal used "nautical design soft- The paddlers had some previ- an endurance race which was 99 p.m. today in the Student workshops to promote ware" to design the cam ie to have ous experience and they- practiced about a mile long. Union Amphitheater with an culture starting at noon in the low friction in the water. in rented canoes near the The sprints were 100 meters. Pascoal said he gained a lot in exhibition by a group of Aztec Student Union. The musical It took four months to get the Shoreline Amphitheater. "That's Women's, men's and coed teams building the canoe. dancers. Keynote speaker Felix group "Los Sonieros" materials and shape finalized. tough, going in a straight line." raced in both categories. He said he made many connec- Alvarez of the theatrical group will perform in the amphithe- Four weeks ago they started build- she said. With all of the races run and tions with sponsors and learned Teatro de los Pobres will appear ater at 1:30 p.m. ing the canoe. Presentation scores from points from the presentations how to organize a project and be a after the dancers to discuss the The week's festivities wrap up Volunteers came to help Pascoal Saturday's presentations were added, SJSU came in ninth out of leader. significance of Cinco de Mayo. with a free Cinco de Mayo old and Garvey. They made plaster added to race results for the over- 12 teams. "Anything is possible though A series of athletic events pit- dance at 9 p.m. Friday in the molds then poured the concrete all score. "I think San Jose came in first in hard work. I proved 1 can make a ting fraternities and sororities Cafeteria. According to to get the shape. Finishing the Ti) get points, some schools had having fun," said Andrew Michel, concrete canoe." against each other called the Rodriguez, either a mariachi concrete canoe, it was sanded and themes for the canoes. Cal State president of the ASCE chapter. After a pause he added, "That Sigma extravaganza will begin at band or a deejay will be on entertain. He added painted. Fresno went "Greek." holding up "I'm glad to see everyone here hav- can float." noon, Tuesday on Tower lawn. hand to "It was a real growing expert- their canoe on columns with hike ing a good time." A Chicano and Chicana grad- that there will also be a raffle in uation auction will be held at 6 which prizes will be awarded. Gingrich says companies should justify hikes

STOCK I ( .kP ) House eral taxes totaling 47 r ulits a gal- for Republican congressmen in ed the rising prices at a California Hot weather setting records speaker N,,st Gingrich said lon. But, he said, tin oil industry Sonoma, Stockton, San Diego and Air Resources Board hearing last SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A 39- He expected above-aserage tem- Sunday that oil companies should should tell the public why the Las Vegas, Nev. All were for GOP week. They said a combination of year-old record was broken Sunday peratures to continue Monday open their books and justify the increases are occurnng. incumbents. refinery fires, increases in the per- when the temperature reached 86 although he said it's unlikely that spiraling increases in gasoline "I think the oil companies "He'll do the (GOP) chal- barrel cost of crude oil and the degrees in San Francisco's Mission any records will be broken as tem- prices, because "in the long run should be able to explain what is lengers later." said Pombo aide cost of "reformulated" gasoline in District, the National Weather peratures slowly drop to the 70- the price of gasoline affects every-- happening and why," GinFrich press Mike Hardeman. California all contributed to the Service reported. degree range throughout the one. said moments before attending a In California, pump prices have sharp rise in prices. The previous April 28 record week. The speaker, who along with $250-a-plate fund-raising event for outpaced the rest of the nation, Some critics, such as the truck- was 85 degrees, set in 1957. That's still above average, how- GOP presidential contender Bob incutnbent GOP Rep. Richard averaging about $1.55 per gallon ers' lobby and others, say the National Weather Service mete- ever. Dole favors repealing a 1993 feder- Pombo of Stockton. The event, for regular unleaded. In some California increase is due in part orologist Miguel Miller said no Normal temperatures for this al gas tax hike, also said a signifi- expected to raise $100,000 for areas, full-service premiutn exceed- to the state's newly mandated use other records were broken in the time of year in San Francisco usu- cant factor in the price of fuel was Pombo's campaign coffers, was ed $2 per gallon. of "reformulated" gasoline to cut San Francisco Bay area. ally are in the low 60s. the combination of state and fed- among four fund-raisers Sunday Oil company executives defend- emissions.

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