[--SPORTS 1 ENTERTAINMENT Men's soccer team kicks off best season since SJSU alumnus, director Luis Valdez returns 1971, ranked 8th in nation by NSCAA Thursday to speak of creativity, role of theater SPARTANSee page 5 DAILY See page 6 Volume 111, No. 13 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 September 17, 1998 Stolen, resold parking permits illegal By Heidi Marie Ortnanan Staff Writer
Students selling parking per- mits originally sold by San Jose State University may not be who they claim to be. According to University Police Department Traffic and Parking Operations records, 86 university parking permits were stolen in the last 12 months, resulting in a $6,966 loss to the department. The UPD is warning students who park on campus to avoid the temptation of buying a cheap parking permit from peo- ple claiming to be students, because anyone caught with an invalid, stolen or altered permit will be prosecuted and could face expulsion from school. "This kind of crime is consid- ered a 'theft of services' crime to the university, because these individuals using invalid or stolen permits are using up spaces that other students who Vicky Nguyen, a sophomore in the Industrial design program, launches her of the Student Union. Nguyen's project soared through the judging criteria, which have paid for their permits model sail boat, which carried an egg safely to the ground below the second story consisted of points for flight performance, a safe landing and design. deserve to park in," UPD Sgt. John Hernandez said. "It isn't fair to those who pay to park here." The UPD keeps a list of all Egg droppers take flight parking permits reported lost or stolen to police. If they happen to find the stolen or lost permit affixed to another vehicle, the owner of that car is fined $31 with industrious designs and could face prosecution by the Santa Clara County district rubber bands, glue and wood prod- one of the highest grades for his attorney. By Hugo Rivera Staff ucts, including paper, in the con- device, a triangular wooden base The case is also forwarded to 'Writer struction of their device. with spiraling sails. student affairs, where the stu- "This project teaches them "A tetrahedral is the strongest dent is punished internally by structure, aesthetics and crafts- base," Lafferty said, referring to the university. In most cases, Students in lecturer Roger manship," Stoller said. the triangular design of his project. the student is assigned "commu- Stoller's industrial design class According to Stoller, students One student who did not suc- service," where he or she gathered at the Student Union nity their grade for the project ceed in making the egg survive the must work as a parking atten- Amphitheater on Wednesday, receive based on whether the egg breaks, fall was Sean Swensson. dant for Traffic and Parking waiting for a chance to drop their performance and the Ile had a large, wooden projec- Operations. In rare cases, the eggs to the concrete below. flight of the device. tile launcher that sent a wooden student could be expelled from According to Stoller, each stu- appearance Student Robert Schuler rocket-like container into the air. the university. dent in his class was to design a one of the highest grades He said his project was not a 'The university is required by device that would prevent an egg received device, a wooden triangle success because he did not have law to enforce all parking regu- from breaking after a fall. for his small red parachutes. enough time to prepare it. lations," UPD Lt. Bruce Lowe The devices were tested by with three an industrial design "I guess I learned that you said. "And this semester, the dropping them individually, along Schuler, he plans on designing always need more time," Swensson UPD will be very vigilant about with the egg, from the second level major, said of the Student Union to the bottom high tech products such as said. "You start with one idea and enforcing them." make revisions things change," UPD, most of the amphitheater. microwaves. According to the also received he said. people selling stolen permits are The students were to use only Matthew Lafferty not students, but people from Phoung Le, a sophomore In the industrial design neighborhoods surrounding program, readies his "egg" craft for flight. Photos by Ryan Olein/ Spartan Daily See Permits, page 4
Donations of $12.5 million allow renovation New V.P. oversees undergraduate curriculum By Hugo Rivera own building I should have "It seems like just because Staff Wnter given that money to scholar- they have money, they get pres- By Glassy White university will be undertaking ly in a well balanced curricu- ships for people who need it." tige and glorification," Mencher Staff Writer the assessment in cooperation lum." The 25-year-old Business Burak said the state cannot said. "It reinforces that certain with the accreditation agency Dorosz said his new appoint- Classrooms Building is set for a pay for the entire project occupations are more important Lee Dorosz has always had a which certifies that SJSU ment keeps him busy oversee- face lift thanks to $12.5 million because the state's General just because they have more vision of how education and meets current accepted educa- ing undergraduate curriculum donated in cash, checks and Fund money cannot be used for money to donate." student learning should work. tional standards next year. and the success of students. equipment by nearly 40 differ- construction. In order to encour- The renovation project, "We want to learn what our "He's inciteful," said Sally Dorosz must also be a part ent donors. age donations, parts of the build- according to Burak, will include students are accomplishing in Veregge, chair of biological sci- of implementing Executive Dean of Business Marshall ing will be renamed after donors open-access computer labs, class other than grades," said ences. "He believes very strong- Burak said the state will give according to the amount they meeting rooms and a state-of- Dorosz, the new acting associ- See Dorosz, page 7 the remaining $5.5 million of the give for the project. the-art electronic network sys- ate vice president for curricu- more than $18 million needed A 30-seat classroom will be tem which is essential for pro- lum and assessment at San for the renovation project. named after a $40,000 donor, viding distance learning. Jose State University. Jim Boccardo, San Jose State and the courtyard garden will be Burak said that the renovat- "(Dorosz) is very interested Leader University alumnus from the named after a $500,000 donor. ed building will be the first one in students and likes to have class of 1931 and founder of The dean said donors have not on campus to have Internet con- discussions," said Howard Boccardo Law Firms, made the yet decided what parts of build- nections in every classroom. He Shellhammer, zoology profes- The fifth single largest donation, which ings they want named after said that "each room will have a Lee sor. He said Dorosz isn't the Dorost Burak said made the renovation them. complete, sound system." "classic" lecturer. of an eight- project possible. When the renovation project He also said that the entire "He teaches the course so part series "They needed $2 million, and is completed, the Business university would benefit from they are engaged and can profiling new I gave them $2 million," Classrooms Building will be the project because the "class- respond." of Boccardo said of his donation to renamed the Boccardo Building. rooms are used by most colleges Dorosz said he wants to leaders of the the project. The money was SJSU graduate student in the university." know what students can do San Jose Bonnie Mencher said she did The renovation project, which 11, ilia given in three payments. with what they have learned State "I made that donation over 2 not approve of renaming the will start in December, will not once they leave the classroom. Lee Dorosz years ago," Boccardo said. "The building after the main donor permit classes to be held in the According to Dorosz, the University Day state should have money for its for the project. See Renovation, page 8 Courtroom TV good Educating women entertainment, could curbs population be source of revenue REALITY growth and poverty CHECK® the latest report by good reason, Inthe U.S. Census With all but two Bureau, nearly 5.4 states in the uatifornia iesidents are nation allow television living below the poverty cameras in the court- level a good indicator room. that change is needed. For some odd reason If California's popula- Mississippi and North tion of almost 32 million Dakota prohibit the all- continues to grow at its watching eye from current rate of almost 2 observing the judicial percent a year, more fami- process at work. lies will find themselves The other 48 states living in poverty and rely- allow television cameras ing on state welfare aid. in courts with the judge's The issue of population discretion. control is complicated and Most states also have regulations regarding there is no simple way to stop rapid growth. The cases that involve juveniles or sexual offenders. most popular and controversial solution is to It is for the good of the people to have the limit immigration to California, but educating keen eyes of television cameras focusing on tri- women is really the key to curbing population als. That hasty judge would think twice about growth. making any decision knowing that the people The Cairo Conference on population in 1994
are watching. CD 1998 UFS, Inc. vd14A1Kod0 8-11 brought together 180 countries from around the In order tin- us to benefit from having televi- world to discuss ways in which to stabilize the sion cameras in the courtroom, everyone should population. A 20-year action plan, outlining watch televised trials. Hang them first, ask stupid questions later strategies for slowing population growth, was The judicial system not only serves and pro- created as a result of that conference. as top priorities in tects us, it entertains the hell out of us. Stupidity struck again the other day. but that was stupid. We hanged him, too The two strategies listed The bloodier the crime being tried, the higher This time at work. However, that wasn't as stupid as the the action plan are to educate women and to the chance of someone bursting into tears or of driver I encountered the other day at the triple funding for family planning. seeing graphic pictures of victims of murder and "God, I just want to hang all the stupid airport. A study done by the Population Institute com- ' other violent crimes. people," a friend of mine screamed while Anyone who's ever tried to drive to paring European countries that subsidize educa- America loves that stuff grief and blood. throwing a stack of papers in the air in San Jose International Airport in the late tion to developing countries that don't concluded That is the main reason why we watch profes- frustration. afternoon can tell you the place is an that women who are educated have fewer chil- sional wrestling and stock car racing. Being pretty sure he wasn't talking absolute zoo. Trying to turn left into the dren. By the way, if stock cars make money with about me, I sympathized. airport off the Guadalupe Parkway takes According to Werner Fornos, president of the advertising, why shouldn't America's court- I sympathize because I understand. about 20 minutes. A line of cars stretches Population Institute, women who are knowl- rooms? Stupidity is on the rise. for about 100 yards back from the turn. edgeable about contraception and have access to After all, Judge Ito plugged his IBM laptop This really became apparent later on at One amazingly stupid driver decided family planning methods opt for smaller fami- computer by facing its inverted label to the tele- work. It was so apparent, that we decided he would just drive up the front of the lies. In addition, women who become educated, vision camera. Imagine all the money that to start hanging the stupid people. line and attempt to cut Whamond in. Instead of cut- and get jobs outside the home marry later and courtroom advertising would make for the local, My friend and I work at a place not so ting in and saving himself the 20 minute have fewer children, reducing population state and federal governments. affectionately known by its employees as wait, he faced the most amazing wall of growth. The revenues that could be created from dis- "McCopies." While there, I wear a shirt solidarity among drivers ever seen. Decreasing the number of families living trict attorneys wearing Versace suits with the embroidered with the word "McCopies" and wear a However, the driver couldn't seem to figure out why, below the poverty level will undoubtedly occur labels showing would pay for the entire trial and "McCopies" name tag. Over that, I wear a smock and even got angry because, no one would let him in. when one or both parents become educated and then some. Add to that public defenders wearing with "McCopies" written in big letters across the Stupid, stupid, stupid. fewer children are born. It is logical to conclude Prada shoes and judges using Mont Blanc pens middle. The only thing missing is a neon sign that We hanged him. that smaller families are easier to support finan- and we have enough money to pay fin. the O.J. flashes "McCopies employee." Even more stupidity can be found at the mall. cially. trial millions of times over again. However, this didn't stop a well-dressed, middle The temperature outside the mall the day I went The 1996 U.S. Census Bureau reported the Although the idea of courtroom advertising aged man from walking up to me and asking, "Do shopping was well in the nineties. Inside the store annual poverty level for a family of four is may seem extreme, it makes perfect sense you work here?" they were trying to sell their new fall and winter $16,036. At $5.75 per hour, a single mother because money is always the bottom line. We hanged him from the "McCopies" sign outside. line of clothes. People coming into the store looking would make $11,040 a year, assuming she When judges decide not to have television Then there was the customer who walked up to for shorts and T-shirts instead were met with sales- worked 40 hours a week. Obviously the poverty cameras, they may have good reasons fin- mak- me and started to complain about the computers. people selling wool sweaters and flannel shirts. level is not a good indicator of the amount of ing thaCitlePtitinj,j , work," he, yelled,,"'rluire something When asked, the salesperson said they usually income need6d to provide the basics necessities They might be thikiksiugo.as ilud4 ’ "r42111004,Silern." started tbeir new seasonal lines about this time of of life food, shelter and clothing. Hastings did in the Polly Maas case, that they I talked to him for a couple of minutes to try to the year, despite the heat. Governor Pete Wilson popularized the issue of do not want a public spectacle made of their find out what was wrong. When he finally calmed We hanged that person with some woolen long controlling immigration during his campaign, taiurt and the trial. down enough to talk, he said something about the johns. four years ago. His tactic of playing on the voters The bottom line is that if people want to computer not being able to find the password. Now, these people really aren't stupid. They suf- emotions won him the election. exploit trials, they will do so whether the trial There wasn't anything wrong with computer. He fer from a mounting problem that can be seen in According to the latest study by the itself is televised or not. just hadn't bothered to ask anyone for the password. every aspect of life. It affects everyone, from the Immigration and Naturalization Service, more Television cameras should be in the court- He then demanded to know "why the hell we had president of the United States to the average Joe. than 200,000 people were legally admitted into room because a little loss of privacy on behalf of passwords on our computers. They have brains. They just refuse to use them. California in 1996. the accused and the relatives of victims is noth- "To keep stupid people like you off our computers" Instead, most people decided to get through life However, immigration is not the problem, or ing compared to what we can gain in fairness, was what I was going to tell him. as best they can without a thought passing between the solution to preventing population from out- entertainment and perhaps some revenue. Instead, we hanged him with the mouse cord. their ears. Instead of reading a book, they watch TV. stripping the world's ability to sustain life. Stupidity doesn't just belong in the workplace Instead of doing something constructive, they play Immigration doesn't stop a population from either. with their Sega Saturn. growing, it just shifts the population from one You can also find it on the freeway, en masse. Stupidity is something they don't have to live area of the world to another. That means "in a group." (That's for a writer you with. Do yourself a favor. Use your brain. There is no easy way to help decrease the recently told me, the day after he used en masse in Until then, we're keeping the rope handy. number of families that live Hugo Rivera is a Spartan Ihnly staff writer. below the poverty a story, that he didn't know what it meant Sorry, level, but the best place to start is with educa- Scott Shirey is the Spartan Daily executive editor tion. His column appears every Thursdat. Julia B. Wright is a Spartan Daily staff writer
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New Greek groups hurt unity, promote gaps PEACE CORPS RICCRUITIRS THE LISTENING HOUR CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY Information meeting from 2:30 - Vocal, jazz and guitar, Katherine Daily Mass from 12:10 12:36 Two separate articles recent- Americans. The third group, the ly made significant efforts to 3:30 p.m. in the Student Union's Cartwright: music of Ellington, p.m. at the corner of 10th and San ly described two "Greek "United Greek Council," was truly become more diverse, both Almaden Room and from 7:30 - 9 Parker and Silver in the Music Carloa Streets &croon from the resi- Councils" which were portrayed formed with Latinos in mind. In within each individual organi- p.m. at the International House Building's Concert Hall from 12:30 dence halls. For more information, as promoting unity. On the con- fact, in the case of the latter, zation and by inviting new, located at 369 S. 11th St. For more - 1:15 p.m. For more information call Ginny at (408) 938-1810. information, call (800) 424-8580. call (408) 924-4631. trary, these organizations only their actual charter was only diverse organizations to join the CHINESE MANDARIN 81111.1 promote further separatism, not changed temporarily to contain IFC should they choose to do so. HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT COUNSELING Elgavicas rsuoirsatie unity. the word "multicultural," with More importantly, these groups Asian student discussion group Bible study, life sharing and These new ASSOCIATION (HRMA) groups only cause hope that two other predomi- claim to be promoting unity, but Student Union's from 3 - 4:30 p.m. in the games from 2 - 4 p.m. on the second already Meeting in the highly segregated orga- nantly Latin sororities (Sigma the formation of such groups, Almaden Room from 4:15 - 6 p.m. Administration Building Room 201. floor of the Student Union in the nizations to further distance Theta and Sigma Alpha Zeta), IFC included, only further dis- topics will include sexual harass- For more information, call Adana Montalvo Room. for more informa- themselves from other organi- who were afraid the original tances them from one another. ment and useful ideas on how to Gratton at (408) 924-6936. tion, call Joyce Lim at (408) 993- zations,which do not share the wording used, "Latino," would manage employees. For more infor- 8008. same racial makeup as their hurt recruiting, would also join. Luis Garza mation, call Sydney at (408) 937- HISPANIC BUSINISS ASSOCIATION particular organization. The I say temporarily, because the engineering 4714. General meeting at 6 p.m. in Saturday existing Interfraternity Council intention of the charter mem- the Student Union's Guadalupe (IFC) has always been dispro- bers was to revert back to the STUDENT HEALTH CENTER Room. For more information, call SAMAJA YOGA STUDIINT portionately Caucasian. original wording at that point. Weight management class sign- Maribel at (408) 926-8787. ASSOCIATION AT 81 113U The second group , as one These new groups are a mis- ups from 12:00 - 1 p.m. in the Sahaja yoga meditation class article explained, formed to pro- take for many reasons. Health Building Room 208. For GAY, LESBIAN AND BISEXUAL from 2 - 4:30 p.m in the Student mote unity for African Specifically, the IFC has recent- more information, call Nancy Black ALLIANCE Union's Umunhum Room. For more at (408) 924-6118 Upcoming event planning at information, call Natasha Levitan 3:30 p.m. in the Student Union's at (408) 923-3737. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN Costanoan Room. For more infor- Student galleries art exhibits mation, call Juan Ramos at (408) LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Art and 456-5058. MULTICULTURAL SORORITY World needs to recognize human rights abuses Industrial Studies buildings. For Fun -in -the -sun picnic at 2 p.m. more information, call Scott or LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA at William Street Park located at Jenny at (408) 924-4330. MULTICULTURAL SORORITY the corner of William and 18th The mass graves unearthed pie. As a powerful nation, let's and advocate for decent, com- Informational meeting at 6:30 Streets. For more information, call by activist Dan Cearly expose put our power, wisdom and passionate human rights legis- SJSU MARIACHI WORKSHOP p.m. in the Engineering Building Michele Costa at (408) 297-1948. the human rights abuses of strength at the service of those lation in every country. Let us Weekly instruction in traditional Room 337. For more information, call Michele Costa at (408) 297- Sunday Guatemala's secretive and who cannot speak for them- help in building an internation- mariachi music from 7 - 9:30 p.m. closed record. Today, at the end selves. Let us tell governments al system that can confront in Music Rooms 111 and 113. Open 1948. to students and community.For SJSU BUD TALILITSU CLUB of a brutal century, the promis- that we care for human rights human rights abuses immedi- CAREER CENTER Martial arts lesson and practice es of the Universal Declaration and assure our brothers and sis- ately, before they escalate to a more information, call (408) 293- 5950. Recruiting services workshop at from 1 - 2:30 p.m. in the lawn area of Human Rights have been ters in every nation we are with genocide or massacre. 1:30 p.m. in the Student Union's in front of the Event Center. In broken. We see it in the killing you. The genocide in Guatemala I look forward to a century SJSU WOMEN'S RUGBY CLUB Guadalupe Room. For more infor- case of rain, meet in the Event fields of Kosovo, Algeria, Congo, should concern us because it is when the human rights of all Conditioning workout from 6:30 - mation, call (408) 924-6033. Center's Aerobics Room. For more Bosnia and Rwanda. The tragic a crime against humanity. people are fully recognized. In 7,30 p.m. Meet at South Campus information, call Garth at (408) fact is that human rights abus- We need to put our differ- conclusion, I would like to near the track. No experience nec- PREMED CLUB 297-7646. es around the world are on the ences aside and support inter- thank Cearly for his hand work, essary. For more information, call Weekly meeting at 1:30 p.m. on rise. national organizations such as courage, and dedication to the Hilda at (408) 924-8799. the top floor of Duncan Hall left of Monday To combat these horrors, we Amnesty International, Human human rights cause. the tower. New members can sign need to unite under one princi- Rights Watch, United Nation WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER up and a representative from SCHOOL OF AST AND DESIGN ple, the Universal Declaration Human Rights Commission. Karim Kahwaji Open house from 12 - 5 p.m at Kaplan will discuss MCAT prepara- Student galleries art exhibits of Human Rights (UDHR), a These organizations educate political science the Women's Resource Center locat- tion. For more information, call from 10a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Art and principle that defines and guar- people around the world, defend ed in the Administration Building Pedram Sam Hajjarian at (408) Industrial Studies Buildings. 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today's Ukraine," he said. "To "Birthday, me." learned that several people he in isolated teach an entire classroom Fadiman leaned over and interacted with felt and out, whose students were raised kissed her on both cheeks. Then wanted to reach mainly under communism was some- the six younger cooks wanted because they lacked modern
thing completely new, thus, ter- kisses, too. day communication technology ribly exciting." "So, there I was dancing and and rarely had visitors. Fadiman spent two weeks in kissing for breakfast while all Fadiman said his American May, teaching in Zaporozhye, the others waited for their tea," students are also isolated Ukraine, which is an industrial- he said. because most of them have ized city far from the usual During Fadiman's free time, never heard of Ukraine. tourist route. he studied the Ukrainian lan- "My next job is to bring them He and six Americans were guage, drank, talked politics together by bringing Ukraine living at a former Soviet rail- with Ukrainian students and students here and sending my road hostel for retired workers learned about the Cossack his- students there," he said. on the banks of the Dnieper tory, which he said intrigued Fadiman said educating indi- River. Fadiman's itinerary him. viduals is important not only in included lecturing at a state "The Cossacks were the United States, but in other university, a private college and Ukrainian serfs who fled a life- countries. an engineering institution. The time of slavery when the "Education equals change," lecture, "Niche Marketing," Ukraine was divided into big he said. "I want students to explained how students could estates ruled by Poland," make specific changes in the get an education and make Fadiman said. "They fled to the way they do business, especially money at the same time. island of Zaporozhye in search in foreign nations." During spring break, Chris Preovolos/ Spartan Daily One morning remains vivid of freedom. in Fadiman's mind. "They fought Russian, Polish, Fadiman will return to Ukraine Jeff Fadiman stands in his Business Tower office which is full of photographs of his trips to East Africa. Fadiman, having learned to Lithuanian and Turkish attack- for 10 days to teach at a small Fadiman, a global marketing professor, recently went to Ukraine to teach as part of a Global Volunteers speak a little Ukrainian, went ers for 400 years." college. He will again teach service program. to the kitchen to get hot water Fadiman was amazed by "Niche Marketing" to students so that the six Americans could Ukrainian students gratitude. and "American Business By Sandra L. Avila with Global Volunteers, a non- In 1996, Fadiman was one of make tea. "I received bouquets of flow- Writing" to the faculty. Staff Wow profit organization with work- thousands of applicants to be Fadiman forgot all about the ers from the students after As a volunteer, Fadiman was ing sites in 19 countries. awarded a Fulbright scholar- hot water when the seven every lecture that they liked," fascinated with his visit to the Dr. Jeffrey Fadiman not only "Global Volunteers strives for ship from the Council for female cooks sat him down to Fadiman said. "A custom I Ukraine and plans to volunteer makes house calls, he makes peace among countries," said International Exchange of eat with them in front of a table wished the San Jose students again, he said. them around the world. Nancy K. Groves, Global Scholars, a committee created fit for a king. would adopt." According to Fadiman, he Fadiman, a global marketing Volunteers communications by Congress to supervise the Platters of bread, meat, fish Yelena Yevgraphova, a stu- would like to lead his own glob- professor in the business coordinator. U.S. government's international and cheese covered the table. dent/teacher in Ukraine, wrote al volunteer team in South department at San Jose State Groves said the organization exchange program. Fadiman, treated like a king, in a letter to Fadiman, "You are Africa, his region of professional University, ventured abroad to has year-round projects ranging According to Fadiman, it is was poured some vodka and ate one of the most dynamic lectur- expertise. teach "Niche Marketing," a con- from teaching English to assist- an honor to be awarded two breakfast. ers, Russian or American, that "Global Volunteers is out- cept that teaches students how ing with health care and to con- Fulbright scholarships: one to While eating and drinking, me and my student friends have standing," Fadiman said. "It to study and earn money at the structing community buildings. Kenya and the other to South the oldest cook, knowing little ever met." offers people who have achieved same time. Fadiman, a frequent traveler, Africa. English, asked, -Music?" Fadiman is not only thought something in their lives the His spring destination was has shared his ideas and knowl- During Fadiman's visit in Fadiman replied, "OK." of highly by his students but opportunity to share it with Eastern Europe. edge with students in other Ukraine, he conducted 29 lec- Ukrainian folk music began also by colleague JeromeBurstein people overseas." Fadiman traveled to Ukraine countries. tures, which he said was benefi- Permits: regulations will be enforced Continued from page 1
campus who steal permits and mit, we found out that they were "Students, faculty, and staff sell them for extra pocket money. being used by her friends." can buy a park-and-ride permit "We've caught people who The university is warning dri- for $40 a semester and park at don't go to this university break- vers that parking regulations that lot on Seventh and Alma ing into cars and stealing per- are going to be strictly enforced, streets," Lowe said. "There is a mits, later pretending to be stu- because parking is going to get free shuttle that is available to dents who have dropped out of worse and more people are going take people to and from the uni- school and selling 'their' permits to be competing for fewer spaces. versity. to unsuspecting students for $20 According to Lowe, Lot 20 on "There are almost 1,000 or so. Eighth Street will be closed spaces available in that lot. "It is becoming a real prob- because a child care center will Right now, only 700 are being lem. The school loses money. be built. used. We are encouraging people People who don't have a right to Lot 4 by the ATM on 10th to use that lot and the shuttles park here steal much-needed Street will also close for the ren- and also to carpool or take public spaces from others, and students ovation 'if the business class- transportation." who buy these permits get in rooms. But some students don't want real trouble. They could poten- The ground floor of the 10th to use park-and-ride. tially be expelled from school or Street Garage might be convert- "I commute daily all the way II YOU VI Got WI IA I Ii Ti be prosecuted by the county. It ed into a makeshift administra- from Oakland," public relations just isn't worth it," Hernandez tion building because the pro- major George Texiera said. "The IO RI said. posed joint library may be built last thing I want to do is drive all A Ii R IN OUR COWAN) Non-students caught stealing on the site of the current the way to school, park and then or selling permits will be prose- Wahlquist Library Building. take a bus. It's very inconve- I I I COMP RI YOUR ()111( I cuted by the district attorney. "Unfortunately, this campus nient. I get up extra early for the Some students and staff are is located in the middle of down- hour-long drive in rush hour creative when they try to cheat. town San Jose and we just don't traffic. I don't have time to wait "We've caught people filing own enough land to expand the for a shuttle bus." false reports of stolen permits," campus and build more parking Lowe said the university is said Yolanda Castro, traffic and structures," Lowe said. "That's trying to be as responsive as pos- parking citation enforcement why it's so important that park- sible to the parking needs of coordinator. "One former staff ing regulations be enforced." those who park here, but that member reported three permits The university concedes that everyone must be careful to lost or stolen within a short peri- parking is indeed a problem and avoid violating regulations od of time. By the time we gave likely to get worse, but there are because chances are that viola- her the third replacement per- some solutions. tors will be caught. Access magazine is currently seeking student freelance writers for its Spring 1999 issue.
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The Sharks take on the Calgary Flames for Among others, the team acquired unrestricted their first preseason game on Friday at the San free agent defenseman Gary Suter from the Jose Arena. The two teams meet again for the reg- Chicago Blackhawks in July. ular season opener Oct. 9 in Tokyo, Suter has played in 918 NHL games. Japan, where they will play their first During his career, he has scored 181 two games. goals and registered 563 assists. A lot of changes took place within the Last season, Suter tied for third National Hockey League as well as place on the Blackhawks' scoring list. within the Sharks organization over the The 34-year-old defenseman was summer. named NHL rookie of the year in 1985- For example, NHL teams will have to 86 and has played in four NHL All-Star cut down their active rosters to 24 play- games. ers by the time of their first regular sea- The Sharks signed another free son game. agent defenseman during the summer. This means players attending San Two-time Stanley Cup winner Bob Jose's training camp who do not make Rouse, who played for the Detroit Red the roster will be assigned to Sharks Wings last season, joined the club in affiliate minor league teams or sent July. back to their respective European or The Sharks had the third overall junior teams. pick in the 1998 NHL Entry Draft and Though this week's practice sessions used it to select 18-year-old defense- and scrimmages have cleaned up the Sharks' man Brad Stuart from the Regina Pats of the .0 active roster some, many questions regarding the Western Hockey League. team remain unanswered. The 6-foot-2, 215-pound Stuart registered 65 Spartan Daily So far, centers Mike Ricci and Jeff Friesen, points (20 goals and 45 assists) last season. (.1ir is Prrowlos/ along with right wing Owen Nolan, have failed to He said he was a bit nervous before practicing Spartan forward Brandon Snyder juggles the ball with teammate Todd Duncan. The men's soccer team reach contract agreements with the Sharks and with the Sharks, but added he thinks it is encour- is 5-0 for the first time since 1971 and will face California State University Sacramento at 7:30 today at thus did not report to training camp. aging to know last year's rookies Marco Sturm, Spartan Stadium. Friesen was San Jose's leading scorer last sea- Patrick Marleau and Andrei Zyuzin were able to son, with 31 goals and 32 assists. Nolan and Ricci make the cut during their first season. had totals of 41 points and 27 points respectively. After the successful 1997-98 regular season and All three are restricted free agents, which playoff run against the Dallas Stars, the Sharks Spartans shoot out with 5-0 record; means the Sharks can match any bid made for the are ready for the new hockey season to start. players by another team. Based on the turnout of spectators at this week's Following Wednesday's morning practice at the training camp practices, so are the fans. Let the San Jose Ice Centre, Sharks head coach Darryl show begin. ranked No. 8 in nation by NSCAA Sutter said the fact that Friesen, Ricci and Nolan remain unsigned hurts both them and the team. Asa Bezel, is the Spartan Daily sports editor "Rinkside By Sandra Avila too confident." Smare. "Not having them here, sure, it concerns me," he Report" will appear from time to time ',tail r SJSU showed its ability and "Our goal is to make the top team work on Sunday, when it five teams, to get into the WAC The men's soccer team has shut out the Cal Poly San Luis (tournament)," he said. just been ranked No. 8 in the Obispo Mustangs 3-0. The WAC tournament is nation by the National Soccer "We capped off a good road where the five best teams in the Coaches Association of America. trip," Allain said. "We needed a WAC play each other to win the San Jose State University is shut out." No. 1 position in the conference. SJSU football notebook leading the Western Athletic The team is looking forward In 1997, the Spartans went to Conference in scoring with 61 to Thursday's 7:30 p.m. game at the WAC Tournament in Las Meeks' ability to run the football was not points, which is 36 points more Spartan Stadium against Vegas and played Southern Possible lineup changes: California State University Methodist University, to whom There may be some fresh faces at key posi- what Baldwin had a problem with, it was his than the next team. ability to block. Baldwin admitted much of that The 5-0 Spartans are off to Sacramento, a team they beat they lost 2-1. tions in Saturday's Spartan football game. Four years Ago; -tHe' Sprei.thro Head football coach Dave Baldwin said there blame must also fall on the offensive line. their best start since 1971, when "Our running back; weren't cutting (block- coach Julius Menendez led the were recognized as the 19th best would be open competition at quarterback and team in the country by Soccer at running back during this week's practice. ing) the defensive ends," said Baldwin, who team to a 7-0 season opening. partly blamed the running backs for giving up Todd Duncan, co-captain and America. Kicker David Silberstein will also challenge The Spartans would like to Tim Morgan for punting duties. four second half sacks against Idaho. a four-year veteran of the soccer Our goal is to Oregon should be the biggest challenge, so team, said it is a nice feeling to beat Fresno State University True freshman Marcus Arroyo will challenge make the top five and Santa Clara University incumbent starter Brian Vye for the chance to far get national recognition for the To beat No. 22 Oregon, Baldwin said the team. because they are rival schools. start San Jose State University's game against teams, to get into This year Soccer America the University of Oregon in Eugene, Ore. Arroyo Spartans would have to play almost perfect. "The rankings are more "They are tremendous," he said. "Their important at the end of the year the WAC (tourna- ranked the Spartan team as the logged his first pass of his college career during 9th best. Saturday's 17-12 loss to Idaho. He was removed offense is scary, they have tremendous speed in than they are now," Duncan said. the backfield and at wide receiver. Their defense So far, the team has defeated ment). Nick Winslow said everyone after one series. is after the team. "We are going to push and push until we are is better than I've ever seen it. They will match Stanford University, ranked No. up well with us.' 6, and California State Ron Smare "Teams have seen what we confident we have the best player in there; can do and they want to take it Baldwin said. "We can't have the kind of incon- Still, Oregon's game against the University University Fullerton, ranked Spartan assistant coach of Texas-El Paso showed some chinks in No. 18. to us," he said. sistency we had last week." According to Allain, the Vye completed seven of 20 passes for 111 Ore4(ciparmor. The season for the Spartans ran the ball real well," Baldwin said. is not going to be easy. coaches are preparing the team yards and one mterosption, a far cry from his to take on the Hornets. Western Athletic Coaferance Offensive Player 'They have two backs that are very much like Other teams will be prepared ours.' for them since they have beaten last season 4-1, Vega said. "We have to be able to match of the Week performance against Stanford. In Hornets' record at this Sacramento's intensity by mak- passes two UTEP's performance against Oregon may two ranked teams. The that game, he completed 12 of 16 for time is 0-2-1. ing some early goals, then calm- touchdowns and didn't throw an interception. have actually hurt the Spartans' chance of an The Spartans are not going to upset. Oregon head coach Mike Belotti said that predict a win against any team, Head coach Gary St. Clair ing down," he said. Baldwin did find some good things to say said preparation is something Allain added it is a good feel- about Vye's performance, though. game was a sort of vrakeup call to the Ducks according to co-captain Adrian() 'We got a real scare, he said. "We were Allain. the team does well, but he hopes ing to be ranked and to be recog- "He did a great job of running the ball," he distracted by the nized by other coaches and the run- Anima ambushed in El Paso. We didn't have the "We are taking each team one the team is not said. In the first half, Vye led all Spartan soccer community. same intensity as we did against Michigan at a time," he said. "We respect rankings. ners with 44 yards and a touchdown, with three "I hope their eyes are on Allain, who is a senior, is runs over 10 yards. 'His first half decision mak- State.' Oregon beat the other Spartans 48-14 in every team." Michigan. Goalkeeper Gilbert Vega said Sacramento and not the polls," three assists away from cracking ing was also a Or,' Baldwin said. he said. into the top 10 San Jose State back spot Injury report: the team is not letting the wins Calico Media 'darting running St. Clair and the assisting University all-time list for jeopardy. Baldwin said James Omarr Smith and Edgar Nava, both injured or the rankings go to its head. may also be in for first coaches have brought the team assists in a career. Hodales and Dante Scarbruugh would both be in the game against Idaho, will not be held out Vega, who is tied Athletic from a 4-17-0 record in 1990 to a He said going to the NCAA getjinore touches against br for long. Smith, a starting cornerback, had X- place in the Western 0.500 goals- 9-10-0 in 1997. would be a great way to finish Meeks ran for 132 yards in s opening rays on his right leg and ankle to determine the Conference, has a The team has steadily his career. game against Stanford University but severity of the injury he suffered during the against-average. is still want to move up in improved over the years, accord- "I'd be going out in style," he to 89 yards against Idaho. Bodging hcrtZ Idaho game. Smith practiced Wednesday and "We said. "We can't be ing to assistant coach Ron said. used primarily as a blocker while Scarbrough expected to play Saturday. rank." Vega has been used primarily as a badrim to Meeks. An MRI revealed a damaged anterior cruci- will sit out the "We want Donts to get the ball more," ate ligament in Nava's knee. He Baldwin said. 'We might even line him up at remainder of the season. jny &mint+ ini.** wide receiver. All three of them have to be play- makers.' 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lence, adventure and mystery," Chicano involvement in the By Adam Pavlacka Glns White Staff Writer By riter Williams said. "That's why I Vietnam War with works such as think he gets across major "Vietnam Campesino," "Soldado Chicano issues to a broader Razo" and 'The Dark Roots of a The Attila and Dave Project Luis Valdez, a critically audience." Scream." tried to break new ground acclaimed playwright and uni- Born in 1940, Valdez was the Valdez founded El Teatro with its latest release, but the versity alumnus of the turbulent son of a farmworker. He studied Campesino (The Farmworker's only thing that broke was the '60s, will discuss the importance theater arts at SJSU during the Theater) in 1965 during the CD when it was thrown in the of creativity and the role of the- sixties and remembers vividly Great Delano Grape Strike. El trash. ater in the 21st century at the sitting in the old cafeteria on Teatro, located in San Juan The sound behind "Songs Of Morris Daily Auditorium tonight Seventh Street when John F. Bautista, has traveled to Innocence And Experience" is at 7:30 p.m. Kennedy was assassinated. Europe, Cuba and Mexico and, a surreal cross between the As the first presenter in the "It was the usual coffee in 1969, won its first of two Los music of Simon and Garfunkel Center for Literary Arts' Major Idatch, then someone jumped on Angeles Drama Critics Awards. and the current alternative ing that will either annoy or Authors Series, Valdez has some a table and started yelling," Bob Jenkins, chair of the the- trend. amuse depending on the song. advice for aspiring writers: be as Valdez said. He said everyone ater arts department, has Some might credit the Musically, "Songs Of honest about your world as you was laughing at the guy until known Valdez personally for group with trying to break Innocence And Experience" can be. the cafeteria personnel put the many years. new boundaries in the aural could stand on its own as an "Write from you heart. Write radio broadcast over the loud- "He's very warm and open," arena, but those with any instrumental, but even then it from your gut," Valdez said. Luis Valdez speaker. Jenkins said. "He has good sense will see this CD as a wouldn't be anything great. "Write what you see and feel." "I will never forget how silent things to say and says them the failed attempt. In attempting to produce Valdez may be best known for "I made my own opportuni- the room got," Valdez said. right way." A quick scan inside the their own sound the group has writing and directing 1987's "La ties," Valdez said. Valdez said he is also partly Jenkins said Valdez' work is album's cover reveals the produced something a bit too Bamba," starring Lou Diamond "You have a freedom and a responsible for the closing of the intersection of art and polic- depth, or lack thereof, of the derivative. Phillips, and "Zoot Suit" in 1981, responsibility," Valdez said. "It's Seventh street to traffic. He said tics in his work. album's lyrics. Lines such as The Attila and Dave Project introducing Edward James a craft and a discipline yet a he was among the students who "He looks at both dynamics," "Sally was a girl who lived made a great attempt with Olmos. serious responsibility to the took their chairs into what was Jenkins said. "His plays are across the way/Running and "Songs Of Innocence And Valdez, in an interview, said issues of your time." then a busy street and stopped political events and theatrical laughing all of the day," and Experience," but failed to fol- he plans to discuss the impor- Valdez said he has spent the traffic, he said. productions." "When I was young/And they low through completely. tance of creativity and the better part of his life dedicated "We demanded a place to Valdez met his wife Lupe at taught me to pray/To trust in Listening to the disc sounds responsibility of everyone to be to being as honest as possible in speak, and that's what we did," El Teatro and they have been the heavens/And that I'd get more like a demo tape than a "media aware." his work and to himself. Valdez said. married for 29 years. She co- there someday," are typical of release product. "People need to deconstruct He has written and directed Valdez said student concerns writes and produces many of his the disc. Given some time to mature, what they hear all the time," such works for TV as "The Cisco at the time were of the rapidly plays. Nothing here is going to the Attila and Dave Project Valdez said. He emphasized the Kid" in 1994, "La Pastorela, a escalated civil rights movement Valdez' three sons are also evoke an emotion or second has the ability to develop a relativity of the world we live in Shepards's Tale" in 1991 and the and the beginnings of war in closely involved in the arts thought from the listener. The sound that is uniquely their because, he said, the truth is adaptation of his play "Corridos: Indochina. Anahuac, which means lyrics are very basic and fail to own. often obscured by the medium Tales of Passion and Revolution" "It became a regular noon- "America" in Aztec, teaches digi- intrigue. They are lifeless to Their style is intriguing. by which it is transmitted. in 1987. time event on campus the tal editing at California State the point that they could be They just need to work on it a "We are seeing a confusion of Noelle Williams, a professor of Sevenh Street forum," Valdez University Monterey Bay. interchanged among songs bit more and feel it out before fact and fiction every day in the English will be using "Zoot Suit" said. Kinan, meaning "solar energy" like Logos and no one would be they are ready for prime time. news," Valdez said. "After all, in her classes this semester. Valdez earned his bachelor's in Mayan, directs theater and the wiser. As for this disc however, it is what is truth?" Though Valdez' work is on degree in 1964 but really began film and plays the leading man Attila Medveczky, the lead best left on store shelves. Valdez said he realized he had Chicano issues, she said he real- his writing career in 1961 with in Valdez' Bandido. Lakin, mean- vocalist, swings across the Even so, it might be worth to define a path for himself once ly plays to the American audi- "The Shrunken Head of Pancho ing "sunrise" in Mayan, is a board from soft, barely spoken checking them out at the he knew he wanted to be a play- ence. Villa." musician, actor, painter and poet words, to a high pitched whin- Amphitheatre today at noon. wright. "He plays on romance, vio- Valdez also took up the and attends Cabrillo College. Downtown SJ showcases unique festival By joAnn Peach will also have booths at the also be wandering throughout club will feature Creamsickle, Start Writer event. Several vintage clothing the parade, making balloon ani- The Defiant Ones and Your stores will have racks of clothing mals and passing them out. Precious You. The Usual will Every Friday Night Is for attendees to browse through. Various bands will also play have several bands play into the iuPday s g Weekend couch potatoes may In-street entertainment will in the clubs after the festival night including Good Life and have a new use for a "sofa." come from three stages in vari- closes. Gourps Unknown Sketch. The sixth annual SoFA ous locations at the festival. Jeromes and Verso will perform The festival charges $5 for m x (South of First Area) Festival Each will have various bands at Agenda Lounge. The B-Hive admission, unless people arrive 901s's;77cla will be held from 11 a.m. to 7 and other entertainment for fes- Bring Your Student ID Lounge will have N's Jammin before noon when admission is tt. Get In FREE 134 IIPM p.m. on Sunday at the intersec- tival attendees throughout the G. and Jimco spinning 70's, 80's, free. All children under 12 who Niire brivi v tion of San Salvador and South day. Disco, Funk and R&B. are accompanied by an adult are First Street. 8 0 ' The San Carlos Street stage The newly-opened Cafe allowed in free. According to Gary Walker, will have bands including Babylon will feature DJ's Rick Tickets to the festival are San Jose Downtown Chicken Coupe DeVille and Pete Gagarin, Chris Leath, Nada and available at the door or at BASS Association's SoFA Festival coor- Juju. Horchata. Supersauce and bands including Antonym and ticket outlets with no service HORTON NEAT dinator, the one-day event could several other bands will play at Betty's Love Child. The Phoenix charge. draw over 20,000 people to the the Gore Park Stage. On the popular nightclub area. The fes- Arts Stage, various comedy 'hp BPst HAPPY HOUR in the Boy tival started in 1992 to represent troupes and belly dancers will the growing subculture in the perform throughout the day. Si Drinks CINDERELLA South First Street area. 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_ Art 'exhibits' nourishment places By Katrina Torenski nourishment other than food." ent types of art. Staff U'ruter According to Cheryl, they Eron was interested in the decided to use "vessels" because it ceramic part of the show. She sounded better than vases. went to look at the artwork as an A married couple from San "People get nourished by going assignment for an art class to Jose State University is trying to to different places; said Cheryl. sketch the vases. explore the double meaning of "My daughter goes to her room "The texture ion the vases) is empty spaces and nourishment. to nourish her head, my son puts very interesting and I like the SJSU students Joseph and on Rollerblades and goes out to colors," Eron said. Cheryl Battiato are showing the neighborhood," she said, "and Jessica Trummel, a graphics their art works, titled 'Vessels my husband and I go to the beach design student, said she is really and Nourishment," in the Art regularly because that's his nour- impressed with Cheryl's paint- Building's Gallery 8. ishment place." ings. The exposition consists of four The people on Cheryl's paint- "I think she has done a good paintings and 10 ceramic vases of ings are sitting at the same table job in representing the facial fea- different shapes and colors. with the same dishes, an empty tures," she said. "I like the colors Cheryl said it was her hus- glass, an empty plate and a and facial expressions." band's idea to do a joint show. spoon. Cheryl is currently working They both decided that the vases The four paintings have differ- on a master's degree in fine arts were connected to the paintings ent backgrounds. The first one and her husband is working on a because of the empty plates and has a street with a house, the sec- bachelor's degree in art. glasses on the table of the paint- ond an ocean and the third a door Joseph is currently working at ings. They decided that the vases to a room. Safeway and is heading towards as well were representing nour- "My paintings are about my retirement. ishment. family and relationship to them "He is looking to do pottery as "It's something that holds (husband, son and daughter)," a profession as opposed to work- something," Cheryl said about Cheryl said. ing for Safeway," Cheryl said. the vases. "These could be wait- Pheobe Eron, who is currently Joseph is also showing his art ing for holding something." enrolled in a representative pieces at Gallery Morgan Hill, Joseph is presenting works drawing class, said she likes the and Cheryl is showing one of her from the Japanese culture. exposition but she doesn't see the paintings at the Applied Global -My husband's art is Baku. connection between the vases University in Santa Clara. Chris Preovolos/ Spartan Daily is That's traditional Japanese firing and the paintings. "Vessels and Nourishment" Cheryl Battiato stands in front of paintings she made of her family. A SJSU graduate student in art, for pottery," Cheryl said. She feels that there are more showing between 8 a.m. and 4 on display in "I titled the paintings 'nourish- vases which are more visible, and p.m. today. Cheryl and her husband Joseph, created the exhibit titled, "Vessels and Nourishment." It is ment,' " said Cheryl. It's about pottery and paintings are differ- Gallery 8, on the third floor of the Art Building. The works will remain on display through today. Renovations: Continued from page 1 building until the project is com- pleted in the spring of 2000. According to Burak, before the renovation begins, the building "will be pretty much gutted." Buralc says that in the mean- time, classes will be held in portables which will be located in the 10th Street parking lot near Building Q, where the ATMs are located. He added that the portables will be set in the same orientation as the classes in the Business Classrooms building. "If it's for the betterment of the school, I'm willing to give up my comrjr, cozy little Classroom," said SJSU graduate student Liz Brett. Birds probably can remember where you left your car keys
AP To scientists' surprise, birds have been found to have the kind of memory that enables people to recall where they left their car keys. The research by British and American behavioral scientists shows that birds can remember not only where, but when, they hid critical items such as worms and other food. The birds even dig up less perishable food if too much time has passed and their favorite worms have probably rotted. The study of scrub jays, pub- lished in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature, marks what the researchers said is the first demonstration of episodic, or event-based, memory in ani- mals other than humans. Previously, many scientists believed episodic memory was unique to humans. This type of memory is com- parable to "seeing" yourself walking into the house while dropping the keys on a table. The study also may help researchers more fully under- stand the human brain's decline into Alzheimer's disease. -It could be a big step in understanding how space, time and events are represented in the brain," neurobiologists Kathryn Jeffery and John O'Keefe or University College in London said in a review of the study. Women Be An Angel!! Donate Eggs? If you are 21-28 yrs. healthy, bright & responsible. Call Stephanie OFFC . Also special need for Asian Donors 1400-939-SIN GENEROUS COMPENSATION 4 41 1