Patting PARKING in Its Place New Signs Will Make Space Hunting Easier Traffic Operations at SJSU

FORUM ENTERrAmmENT Making the best of the homecoming Pharoahe Monch takes rap to a that wasn't Prophecies about the new level on his newest CD future of the celebrated game Page 2 .-age 4 SPARTAN DAIL SDA I I YGejmc.sisu.edu Tuesday Voilinte I 1:i, .V(). II) Serving San Jose State University Since 193-1 ()(I ()bur I Patting PARKING in its place New signs will make space hunting easier Traffic Operations at SJSU. "They restricted on weekends or holi- By Jason Stull will be the ones to ticket and days or during winter or summer Daily 'raft writer enforce violations for the perime- breaks, according to the signs. signs were unveiled ter spaces." City parking enforcement offi- NewSaturday that point to Perimeter spaces will be sub- cers will keep track of potential parking relief for the ject to three-hour time limits from time limit violators by marking space-strapped 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through tires with chalk, O'Connell said. university. Friday, unlike the three garages The city of San Jose's Streets See Parking, page 8 and Traffic Department recently on campus. Parking will not be repainted parking spaces around SJSU's perimeter as part of a plan to turn some spaces into SJSU permit-only spots. "The City Council ordinance approving the permit zone identi- fied 112 parking spaces located on portions of San Fernando, South 10th, San Salvador and South Fourth streets," said Michael O'Connell of the Streets and Traffic Department in a faxed statement. An earlier plan called for more permit-only spaces to be turned into permit spots, but the Associated Students sought to revise the plan to keep more gen- eral parking aidmetered spaces in areas near businesses and fraternity and sorority houses, said Alfonso De Alba, Executive Director of A.S. "Associated Students representatives supported the proposal at the presentation to the Downtown Parking Board Aug. 10 and the Photus by Jessica Malay/Spartan Daily city council meeting Sept. 21," Above, Joe Rivas (right), watches as Pete Martinez uses a machine to remove street meter posts O'Connell said. Wednesday at San Fernando and Eighth streets. Rivas and Martinez worked Wednesday and Thursday Unlike the other permit-only parking areas on campus, UPD removing meters around the perimeter of campus along San Fernando, 10 th, San Salvador and Fourth will not be responsible for enforc- streets. ing or ticketing the spaces on the perimeter of SJSU. Left, Rick Key, a maintenance worker for the city of San Jose Streets and Traffic Department, cuts "It's the city's street," said Lt. branches covering the new three-hour San Jose State University C-permit parking sign Wednesday on Marianne Alvarez of Parking and San Fernando Street.

By Ryan McCrossin basement started this month, it books were relayed down to book phone after she looked them up n't have to trudge down the Da14, staff writer has meant more sweat and leg runners Monday by Stephanie on a computer. stairs and look for the book on Basement work for employees such as Wilson, a San Jose State Farhad Sultani, a senior psy- his own. Scott Cofer, assistant textbook Cofer, who fetched the nutrition University student who does cus- chology major, approached the "It makes it easier for me. manager for the Spartan book for a student Monday. tomer service for the Spartan customer service counter Instead of having to look for the beautifies Bookstore, charged up the stairs The basement is currently Bookstore. Monday afternoon to purchase a book, there it is," said Sultani, as from the bookstore's basement sealed off. There is a customer "It's kind of a pain because we philosophy book. The book was- Cofer reached the top of the stairs and called out, "One nutrition service counter at the top of the have to walk up and down the n't available earlier in the Bookstore book!" as he raised it into the air. stairs. stairs a lot," said Wilson, who semester, he said. See Bookstore, page 3 Since the remodeling of the From there, requests for text- was relaying orders via tele- He said he was pleased he did- Faculty not in unison over union dues whether to join the union. Manhole masterpiece By Mike Osegueda Daily staff writer "I've never want- "I've never wanted to belong to a union," Agoston said. "I don't see any New legislation requiring all fac- ed to belong to a reason why I should have to belong ulty to pay union dues has drawn a to a union. It's a voluntary thing." barrier between union members and union. I don't Rocha, who agrees with the bill, non-union members at San Jose see any said the union represents the entire State University. reason faculty in bargaining and when Senate Bill 645, known as the "fair why I should grievances are filed. share" bill, was signed into law by "The union has to go to bat for Gov. Gray Davis on Oct. 7 and have to belong to non-members) legally," Rocha said. requires all California State "If the union doesn't represent them University and University of a union. It's a or doesn't do a good job, the faculty California faculty members to pay member can sue the union." some sort of union dues, regardless of voluntary thing." Rocha said half of the faculty whether they want to join the union. members who filed grievances last The unions on campus includ- year were non-union members. She ing California Faculty Association, Max Agoston said she sees the $10,000 cost of each California State Employees grievance as a way that non-mem- Association and the police union, associate professor bers are taking advantage of CFA's among others will all be affected math and computer science work. by the bill. Agoston said CFA members CFA President Susan department shouldn't have the right to complain Meisenhelder said the union must about others not paying their fair represent all faculty in its collective share because they joined the union bargaining. Starting Jan. 1 when the union. voluntarily. bill goes into effect, all faculty will Amy Rocha, an associate professor "If you voluntarily join an organi- have to pay the CFA's fees. in the math and computer science zation whatever it is if it has "The legislation requires that all department, said she has already side affects that you don't like, the faculty, members and non-members, seen divisiveness in her own depart- option is you don't have to do it," who are represented by CFA in col- ment in e-mails that have been sent Agoston said. "I think what the union lective bargaining will now have to back-and-forth. people don't like is that somebody pay agency fees to CFA," Max Agoston, another associate else gets some of the benefits that David Heller / Spartan Daily Meisenhelder said. professor in the same department, they 'fought for.'" Pictorial art major Nelson Estarlja uses several different colored paints to decorate one of Agoston added he is involved in Non-union members have was responsible for sending out some many manhole covers in front of the Student Union. Estarija and his classmates painted under expressed negative sentiments about of the e-mails. He believes all faculty being forced to participate in the members should have a choice See CFA, page 3 the instruction of their teacher, Leroy Parker, who embellishes covers throughout San Jose. tie

2 FORUM San Jose State University Homecoming Tyson needs to '99: the best take responsibility there never was for his actions

Prophecies Lance Analla

JERIMIAN OSIYAN STAFF WRITER

one can deny Before the Mike Nothat homecoming Tyson-Orlin Norris was, at the very fight on Saturday, I ’,!ist, more interesting asked my father what a than in years past. no-contest was. I got a per- The football game that fect example of one after wasn't was enough for the fight. the "interesting" moniker In his return from a to be bestowed upon the whole week of events second jail term during h's professional boxing that never happened either. career, Mike Tyson is once again the center of a Now as for the subjective matter, that might controversy. be the nicest thing to be said about Homecoming After the bell rang indicating the end of the 1999. first round, Tyson connected on a sucker punch Sadly, not having a football game may have that sent his opponent, Norris, to the canvas. As actually saved this year's Homecoming. Now, the Norris went down, his right knee buckled and memory of the canceling of most of the week's twisted, making him unable to continue the fight. events will go largely ignored. Luckily for Tyson, the bout was declared a The whole pregame hoopla if one can even (guess what?) no-contest instead of a disqualifica- pretend to call it that was rather bland. tion loss. Instead of apologizing for blatantly hit- Outside of a couple of dances one which was ting Norris after the bell, he accused Norris of fak- held in the Student Union Amphitheater to start Parents responsible for actions of kids ing his injury. Once again, Tyson refused to take off the week, and the other which was held in the and Randall will be the blame for his actions. Student Union Ballroom to end it were large- y knowledge of Spanish i,., King It's hard to believe this man once had the box- ly ignored by students and, admittedly, the Daily. very limited, but I under- pushing the century mark by the time their children graduate ing world in the palm of his hand. In our defense, we got almost no notification stood crystal clear In 1985, Tyson burst onto the boxing scene by regarding planned Homecoming events. the lady in the grocery store yes- from high school. "Hey Johnny, it's so nice to taking 15 fights in his first year of professional Lost in between was a series of events that terday. She was screaming "silen- fighting. Hurricane Tyson swept through the were canceled because of a lack of interest. cio pendejo" to her son who was see that your grandpa made it to your graduation." heavyweight rankings, knocking out most of his With that said, the canceling of the game was pitching a fit because he wanted opponents in the first round. "Iron Mike," as he the best way imaginable to end the otherwise some candy. "Um, that's not my grandpa. That's my dad." was dubbed by the press, took advantage of mea- eventless week. (Maybe cancelling the game "Shut up, idiot." ger competition and credible, yet over-the-hill because of a lack of interest would have actually Lovely. But as long as King is willing to be an active participant in the fighters such as Trevor Berbick, Bonecrusher been the perfect way, but as anyone who watched I quickly got my shopping list Smith and Pinklon Thomas en route to the unifi- the SJSU-Rice University football game Oct. 16 and pen and wrote that phrase raising of his children as long Tyson became the my children were driving me as he is around I can't complain too loudly. cation of the heavyweight title. in Houston saw, that is never done.) down for the next time youngest fighter ever to hold a version of the But what could have and, maybe, should have crazy. I can, however, complain about Thomas and Susan vegetables." Klebold. heavyweight championship at age 20. been a totally wasted Saturday turned into an "Daddy, I don't want to eat my Once Tyson became champion, he was able to extremely fun day. "Shut up, idiot." You remember the Klebolds, don't you? Nice subur- Brilliant. ban family from Colorado whose son went on a get by on intimidation and a combination of hand Instead of attempting to sober up while speed and power. Then "Iron Mike" 's empire came screaming our lungs out at the football game, we I have to admit that, at times, I'm not the best par- killing rampage along with a buddy, Eric Harris, at ent in the world. Columbine High School. crashing down on Feb. 11, 1990 when a 44-1 were afforded the luxury of drinking a little more underdog by the name of James "Buster" Douglas and sobering up in the parking lot. I get easily frustrated, I'm not as patient as I want Well apparently, the Klebolds filed "intent to sue" to be and there are occasions when my kids really claims against the Jefferson County Sheriff's office. knocked Tyson off his throne with a 10th round. The result of all of this was easily the best knockout. SJSU party I have ever attended. grate on my nerves. They say it was done a day before the statute of lim- But for all my frustration and impatience, I have to itations expired to help combat the mounting wave Since Tyson's loss of the title, his life has never There were no fraternity brothers standing at been the same and maybe it never will be. fi the gates of the parking lot to determine who was say that I am the parent of the year next to this lady. of lawsuits being filed against them as a result of the Webster's New World College Dictionary defines a massacre their son perpetrated. In 1992, rape charges landed him in jail for fit to enter, and there weren't any fools just look- three years and cost him a lucrative bout with ing for a fight. parent as "any animal, organism, or plant in relation to Excuse me? a its offspring." The Klebolds claim they are going to sue based on Evander Holyfield. Once Tyson was released from What was there was a lot of SJSU students, jail, a string of unchallenging bouts made for an some of which were involved in the Greek sys- It goes further, defining parenting as "the work or the fact that the police failed to inform them of knowledge that their son had a hate-filled Web page, and unsuccessful effort to resurrect Tyson's lugger- tem, and alumni who just wanted to make the skill of a parent in raising a child or children." cant' Imitge. best of an otherwise boring evening. This would seem to imply the ability to become a that he seemed to have the propensity to carry out vio- parent does not necessarily mean one knows how to lence. They are also claiming the police failed to inform Once Tyson was able to take on Holyfield, ' Music blared from more than enough stereos, Tyson was a shell of his former self and was dis- and several makeshift dance floors rose from the parent. them about the friends their son had and Harris's pre- I think one of the great thespians of our time disposition toward violence. posed of in the 11th round of their first meeting. grass. In the second bout, instead of taking the chance of I got to see several friends who I hadn't seen Keanu Reeves summed up the whole parent versus Never mind that they had lived with their son all parenting issue best in the movie "Parenthood." He his life it had to be somebody else's fault. losing again, Tyson resorted to biting Holyfield's for several months, and I would imagine I was far ear and was disqualified. He claimed he was sick from the only one making a good time for myself. said and I'm paraphrasing "You need a license to Here's a novel idea. Why don't they accept responsi- drive a car, a license to catch a fish, but any nimrod can bility for their son's actions by admitting they failed as of Holyfield headbutting him throughout the As an aside, I must give kudos to whomever fight, and mauling his ear was the only form of made the call to turn some auxiliary lights on in have a baby." parents? Exactly. If you're willing to bring a life into the world, then retaliation he could come up with. the parking lot and allow for the tailgaters to Hope emerged when Tyson announced he was n- sober up instead of kicking everyone out immedi- Lately, I have seen several cases of "parenting" that accept responsibility for raising that child. You can bet have made me stop and shake my head in a combina- if Dylan Klebold had gone on to win a Nobel Prize, his severing his ties with the human leeches known ately. as promoter Don King and his scandalous side- Maybe that a huge tailgate party can tion of disbelief and anger. parents would have been right by his side as he accept- First, 76-year-old Larry King and his 35-year-old ed the prize. Why bail out now? kick, John Home. Alas, Tyson was headed back toN become the annual Homecoming event instead a jail again after kicking a man in the groin and bunch of rather childish dances. wife, Shauna King, are expecting their second child. Being a parent is not a glamorous thing. They already have a 7-month-old baby. It is chock full of dirty diapers, midnight feedings, punching another after a traffic accident. So what if the biggest and best event It's hard to decide whether you want to hate Homecoming had to offer turned out to be an For the life of me, I can't understand why older scraped knees, temper tantrums, colds and dinners celebrities such as King and Tony Randall feel thrown onto the floor. Tyson or feel sympathetic toward him. accident? Tyson said in a Playboy interview that he feels It was just fine with me. the urgency to leave their mark on society as they Yet, none of that matters when your child comes approach the age most start perusing the classifieds over to you, hugs you and tells you that he loves you. his fate will lie in an eventually violent demise. At for burial plots. And if you don't think so, then I think the only least he is honest. Unfortunately, this honesty dis- Couldn't they have thought about having children appropriate thing to tell you is, "Shut up, idiot." appears from Tyson once he enters the ring or Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily executive when they would have actually been around to take appears behind jail cell bars. If and when his hon- editor "Prophecies" appears Tuesdays. Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily assistant sports esty ever reappears, it will probably be too late. care of them? editor "Mr Bad Example' appears Tuesdays. Lance Analla is a Spartan Daily staff writer

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they don't make very ands CFA money, but she said the unit* "People who also fights for benefits for part- 1 belong time employees. Continued from pg to the She pointed out the part-time other organizations that do union and professors will only have to pay things to benefit people, such as a certain percentage which ill environmental groups. Yet, he think it is the yet to be determined of their doesn't go around and say that salary from SJSU other people need to help pay right thing to Part-time faculty member because he helps make the envi- Christine Wilson, a first-year ronment better. do have been nutrition professor, wasn't Agoston said the union's goal aware of the bill but said it isn't getting faculty to pay their complaining shouldn't affect part-time pro- "fair share, it is trying to get for years." fessors the same way it does more people to join. full-time employees. "The real issue is that they "It's fair for full time because want everybody to belong to the Steve Sloan they're getting benefits from the union," Agoston said. "And I university," Wilson said. "I don't don't see why one should be Unit 9 representative see it especially relevant to us forced to belong to a union." as part-time people.' However, Meisenhelder said Kurzweil said. But, for part-time employees she wants people to join the Kurzweil sees the increased such as Wilson, there is no way union to change things they revenue as an opportunity to around paying. don't agree with, not because expand on areas that had previ- Kurzweil said according to they feel they are forced to join. ously been under funded. the bill some faculty can claim a "I would certainly encourage "Until now, CFA has been a conscious objection by virtue of non-members, instead of cri- dramatically understaffed their religious beliefs, but they tiquing CFA which is easy to union," Kurzweil said. "A great will still have to pay in one form Gladys Maedala/Spartan Daily do to actually get involved," bulk of income goes into hiring or another. Meisenhelder said. "If they don't staff. We are understaffed as far "If you happen to be in posi- Andy Huerrera, Spartan Bookstore shipping and receiving supervisor, uses a hammer and crowbar like the direction that is it going as communication capability, as tion where conscious objection is Monday to dismantle a counter in the textbook area. The area will undergo a renovation to build metal or they don't think they repre- far as our research capability established, then you will be shelving units to house the books and improve wheelchair accessibility. sent the faculty, all it takes is and as far as our campus-based able to select some charitable member involvement to change field representatives are con- organization from a list to which that." cerned." you have to direct your "fair Steve Sloan, who is the unit 9 Meisenhelder said the union share" money," Kurzweil said. Bookstore representative of the CSEA will be sending out a question- "But your "fair share" money the union that represents tech- naire to members asking where will go there." Continued from pg 1 unveiled it will have a fresh coat pleasing and hold more books; nicians, groundskeepers and they would like to see the Despite the apprehension of paint, metal bookshelves, a Cofer said. A new vinyl tiled secretaries, among others money go. between the union and non- with his book. "It took, like, two newly tiled floor and improved floor will seal a 30-year-old com- said he doesn't see as much dis- Rameshwar Singh, a civil union members, both sides hope minutes." wheelchair access, Cofer said. mercial asbestos tile floor. It is sension within the ranks of and environment engineering to see the dispute handled in a The remodeling of the base- The remodeling, which will being sealed rather than torn ('SEA as within the CFA. But professor as well as a union calm manner. ment, which will be completed in cost Spartan Shops close to out because of the dangers asso- he said the legislation was long member, said he would like to "I just hope that everybody early December, is the first step $400,000, is a much needed over ciated with removing it. Warren past due. see the money go for three pur- respects other people's opinion," in remodeling the entire book- haul, Cofer said. said. "It's something that was poses, including lobbying and Agoston said. "I just don't want store. The plans for the tqp floor The plans for remodeling In addition, the disable needed for a long time," Sloan better legal representation. to belong to a union." have not yet been finalized, but were made in 1998 after the entrance to the bookstore will be ,said. "People who belong to the "I think the lobbying effort Rocha said the lines drawn work on it should be completed bookstore consulted a retail equipped with a new system in union and think it is the right has to be effective," Singh said, between the two sides are unfor- by August 2000, said Court store design firm, Warren said. which patrons can push a button thing to do have been complain- "and to be effective it costs tunate because both sides are Warren, director of the Spartan The metal bookshelves that to gain entrance Previously, ing for years.' money:" working torward a common Bookstore. will replace the old wooden they had to wait for employees to Jack Kurzweil, the SJSU The money will be coming in goal. Once the basement is shelves will be aesthetically let them in, Colin said. CFA chapter president, said from all faculty, including part- "Phis could be divisive in a whether people want to become time SJSU professors. time when we need people to be involved in the operation of Currently, only 32.5 percent more unified against this begins CFA, the bill will bring increas- of the part-time faculty are administration," Rocha said. "A UCSF campus construction es to all of the union's resources. members of the union while stronger union is definitely SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Keith Yamamoto, chairman of the use chemical procedures to "After fair share is instituted, 44.6 percent of full-time faculty needed at this point to combat first piece of a new 43-acre department of cellular and molec- understand very complex biologi- CFA's statewide income will not belong. the increasingly aggressive and University of California, San ular pharmacology. "It allows us cal problems." he said. quite double, but maybe go up Rocha said she feels bad for non-benevolent administra- Francisco campus will be a five- to define ourselves with larger When completed, the campus by a factor of 1.7 or 1.8," the part-time facility because tion." acre biological research complex. opportunities." will house 9,000 faculty, students The new campus means Yamamoto said the key to cut- and staff in 2.6 million square research space will t nearly dou- ting-edge research at the campus feet of space ble what is available at the cur- is the creation of a system letting The first buildings will be in rent complex. The university says researchers in different disci- use by 2002. If all goes as it's "the single most important plines combine their strengths, planned, in 30 years the school SIEMENS undertaking" in the school's 135- particularly in biology and chem- will surrounded by the Mission year history. istry. 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But! think the I know people probably get tired of my that, but I know a lot of producers are best guests are on "The Truth." Common view of hip-hop albums week after week, referred to himself as "God's gift to vocab- always fans of remixes and "Internal and Talib Kweli from Blackstar join so for a change of pace I have brought ulary." I think it's safe to say that he puts Pharoahe for a dream trio. together some of the rap music's biggest some time into writing his rhymes. XL: That's a good mix right there. All names for a roundtable discussion about MP: What's a vocabulary? three of them are known to take their Pharoahe Monch's new album "Internal SD: You need to listen to "Hell" which I'll sum it all up lyrics to the next level. They delve deep Affairs." features Canibus. The two get together on by saying on this one too. Joining me, I have the man whose a dark beat produced by Lee Stone and SD: I agree, but I think it's Common label, No Limit Records, has ruled the rap Pharoahe spits off alliteration of the let- Pharoahe that steals the show when he's talking world for more than two years now ter "F" for about 20 seconds at the open- about how people search for the truth. Master P. Also I have another of hip-hop's ing of the song. You've got to love these Monch's "Where must one go to find it? / Time is youngest and brightest entrepreneurs, lyrics: 'Focus upon the fact that facts can real, we can't rewind it /out of everyone! Jermaine Dupri. Third is one rap's be fabricated to form lies / my phonetics "Internal met who told the truth? / time did ..." he Album cover courtesy of Rawkus Records hottest names, leader of the Ruff Ryders, alone forces feeble emcees into defense on says. you playa hatin' DMX. Finally, we have one of the most the fly ..." Affairs" is a JD: I got lost there, I'm sorry. Does he DMX: Why on P? underrated emcees in the industry today, XL: Pharoahe definitely has skills, but That's my dogg. solid album ever talk about his jewelry or something? need to drink Chino XL. I don't think he has metaphors like me. MP: Bling, bling! .7th Yeah Mike, you some SD: "Internal Affairs" hit stores last SD: But you don't think anyone has your Cristal and chill out. with quality SD: Master P, that's not even now. I'll week and marks the emergence of metaphors like you, Chino. Did you check song. Can you please pay attention to XL: I want to battle take out Pharoahe as a solo artist after straying out "Official," where he kicks repeated lyrics and what is going on here? And no, Mr. Dupri, all three of you. away from the group Organized metaphors and similes about sports over he doesn't ever talk about his jewelry. SD: Well, it looks like this is over. Konfusion. another Lee Stone beat? He says, 'By any beats. Before Chino XL dismantles these guys, One track where he is talking about JD: I used to hang out with Kris means like Natrone / the bomb / like hail something different, though, is "Rape." I'll sum it all up by saying Pharoahe Kross, but I broke away from them to marys inflated with napalm." DMX: I was acquitted, man! Monch's "Internal Affairs" is a solid start my label So So Del JD: You talk about all these lyrics, but one is actually a album with quality lyrics and beats. Affairs" even has an all-star remix of SD: No, this head SD: Yes, I know, but let's concentrate what about the beats? "Simon Says," featuring Method Man, metaphor. He kind of takes Common's "I It's a balance of catchy, -nodding on Pharoahe's album. Many people with- MP: That's right, I need a beat! Redman, Busta Rhymes, Shabaam Used to Love HER." to another level. beats and mellower tracks. Regardless of in the industry refer to Pharoahe as one Unghhhhh! Sahdeeq and Lady Luck. He's talking about raping a beat. the beat, Pharoahe has a strong presence of the greatest emcees; that's a rather SD: Pharoahe has some real nice beats DMX: How come I wasn't asked to be XL: There we go, there are some on the microphone and is saying enough steep claim. too. Besides Lee Stone and himself he on that remix? metaphors. to satisfy any lyric fiend. DMX: I never heard of this guy. He has collected a few other hot producers SD: Well, DMX, I'rr sorry, but you can't MP: I'm a No Limit Soldier. must not be from the streets like me. I'm such as Diamond D and The Alchemist. be on every remix that ever comes out. Unghhhhh! Editor's Note: None of these people real. And, I know you've all heard "Simon MP: Hoody hoo! SD: OK, Master P, you can't partici- actually participated in this discussion. SD: OK, I remember on Organized Says." It's getting a lot of play on the radio SD: What is he talking about? As I was pate anymore. 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(Left to right) Mary Burke Scorsese doesn't (Patricia Arquette) and Frank Pierce (Nicholas Cage) watch Noel (Marc Anthony) in amaze- deliver goods in ment in Martin Scorsese's new film, "Bringing Out the Dead." 'Bringing out The film, which opened last Dead' weekend, is now playing at the- By Lance Analla aters all over the South Bay. Daily staff writer After coming off of box office Movie Review disasters such as "Snake Eyes" and "8mm," it appears Nicolas Cage is in need of a hit. Cage's Scorsese films so successful. The newest film, "Bringing Out the movie might have been Dead" looks like another bust. better Cage plays served as a documentary, rather Frank, a burned- than a major motion picture. It is out paramedic who continues to never explained why Frank sees see a dead victim he failed to the premonition of the same per- save. It is never explained why son continually and the issue is this certain individual keeps never really resolved. appearing. The film follows Frank The picture boasts a star-stud- over two days and three nights on ded cast, which includes John the job. It takes place in the early Goodman, Ving Rhames and Tom 1990s in New York, which is bluntly Sizemore. clubbed over the audi- All three characters play Photo courtesy of Paramount ence's heads in the beginning of Pictures Cage's paramedic ambulance (Sizemore) the movie. partners at different times in the is enthusiastically bit- ingly suicidal drug addict. The de-facto plot involves a life ter about his line of work. Anthony is so irritating, it would and film. His few joys include destroying be death struggle between the Goodman plays Larry, who better served if he actually suc- comatose father of Mary (Patricia medical equipment and beating ceeded in killing himself so he detaches himself from his work in on Arquette). A love-hate relation- order to maintain his sanity. His trouble maker Noel (Marc could not longer pester the other ship develops between Mary and Anthony (.Walls is excited to be re- characters on the screen. Frank. character is convincing, yet forget- united with his partner, with Mary sometimes seems to table. Larry can't understand why "Bringing Out the Dead" is a welcome Frank with open arms, whom he first began his profes- painstakingly long movie. Despite while at Frank is so frustrated with his job sion, but Frank seems more other times she wants and continues to go through the tricky camera work and decent nothing to do with him. The actors frightened than happy to see him. acting, it fails to hold its audi- seem so distant motions. Once his character disap- Sizemore adds excitement to the ence's from each other. pears from the film, it neither attention or interest. By the Maybe it's because they are too picture, but like Rhames can't time it's over, the joy of leaving the busy concentrating helps nor hurts the picture. keep the film afloat. whole experience on making the Rhames, wearing a Billy Dee will make the audience forget about their off- Anthony portrays an aggrevat- film vanish from memory. screen marriage. Williams replica wig, plays Marcus. Rhames is an evangelis Director Martin Scorsese's talent is wasted in tic pervert who spends his shifts this picture. His ogling prostitutes and sweet talk- THE PRECIOUS first-person camera perspectives ft. ing (Queen 1--- are a nice touch, which realistical- the female dispatcher GIFT OF LIFE ly display the filth-ridden streets Latifah). Marcus tries to cheer up of New York which the para- Frank with toilet humor and medics are subjected to sharp crudeness, but fails to snap EGG DONATION PROGRAM Scorsese's latest film is far him out of his funk. II you .tie het tveen the ages at 21 and I) And in from a masterpiece, which is what Rhames plays his character good health you f an expo Imre the reward and this well-respected veteran direc- with trademark charismatic sat Wart ton of helping anti( bet woman to con tor is expected to make energy, which almost saves the t ewe It is the most hem I fell gift oliv tan give "Raging Bull," "Taxi Driver" film. Pm Meth( off amily wet Wm,s in the twat and He steals the show from Cage meat of fertility We help many t hildieqs t mleos "GoodFellas" have brought with our I.gg Douai ion Program lofty expectations to each film in the most memorable scene in "Bringing Out the Dead," in which with the name Scorsese on it. Visit Its out (hi' web wtvw ihre tandlefertilt "Bringing Out the Dead" is a he convinces a drugged-out rock band he has raised their lead plotless, pointless venture. The Kristin (925) 867-1800 ext. 161 singer from the dead. I Contact: film lacks direction and sophisti- Center of the Bay Area Cage's last partner Walls Reproductive Science cation, things which made earlier 3160 Crow Canyon Road, Ste. 150, San Ramon, CA 94583

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4 ENTERTAINMENT San Jose State University 'West Wing' flies in right direction Familiar ensemble formula works for new NBC drama. By Jon Perez mnOtaffeduor TV Review The first line Martin Sheen says in "The West Wing: Mr. Willis of Ohio," sets the formula of success for the new television series. who they really are. "It's the only one," Sheen tells his staff at a cigar It is little nuances such as these that save the smoke-filled poker game at the President's chief of main problem of the show: its predictability staff office. brought out by weak writing. Although the premise of "Wing" is a rehash of There is strong evidence of "ER" throughout the such television shows as "L.A. Law" and ratings show. "ER"'s success relies heavily on its fast- leader "ER," "Wing" is the "only" show this season to changing environment and wonders of medical sci- boast a cast that includes movie regulars such as ence. Sheen, Rob Lowe and Moira Kelly. These tactics don't work in "Wing." The NBC show, which airs 9 p.m. Wednesday While "ER" can throw in medical facts, statistics with "Mr. Willis" airing on Nov. 3, attempts to show on how much a census costs come across as a behind -the-scenes look at the runnings of the strained dialogue in "West Wing." Oval Office in Picture Judd the same man- Nelson as a ner "ER" shows street -tough life at a hospital While Sheen's presence is strong cop in "New "ER's" direc- as the charismatic President Jack City" tor John Wells spewing out is one of the Josiah Bartlett, it is the subplots cocaine statis- three directors tics: "I am a for- of "Wing." of his executive staffers that mer drug user. While And do you Sheen's pres- make the showa successful know there are ence is strong 34,634 new as the charis- formula spawned by "L.A. Law." cocaine addicts matic President a year? It is Josiah Bartlett, growing at an it is the sub- alarming rate." plots of his executive staffers that make the show It didn't work in "City," and it doesn't work in a successful formula spawned by "L.A. Law." "West Wing." Directors Wells, Aaron Sorkin and Thomas Fortunately, "West Wing" successfully incorpo- Schlamme picked the perfect actor to lead this rates the strongest part of using special guests strategy by enlisting the acting services of John made famous in "ER" and saves the new show Spencer, who plays Leo McGary. from patchy lectures on government spending and The actor made a name for himself in the last world political crusades, such as an alluded seasons of "L.A. Law," and was one of the only rea- Palestinian terrorist reference. sons to watch the declining show. "Mr. Willis of Ohio" turned an average episode Spencer's sunken-eyed seriousness brings the into a rememberable interaction between Ziegler required no-nonsense taskmaster qualities to Leo and Willis, who is filling in as congressman as a McGary, the chief of staff who is immune to the result of the recent death of his wife. a perfect President's persuasion. The conversation between the two is Photo courtesy of NBC Television Coming in a close second to Spencer is Richard example of the show: The plot is far from original, Schiff's character. but adds enough twists to make it interesting. As the staff's communication director, Schiff The potential of the show and good acting from (Lett to right) Richard Schiff, Allison Janney, Brad Whitford, Martin Sheen, Rob Lowe, Moira Kelly and plays Toby Ziegler as an uptight jackass who lives the star-studded cast gives "West Wing" a good John Spencer make up the ensemble cast of "The West Wing," a drama that airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. out a paradox by caring enough about people to see review to an otherwise standard Hollywood show.

Laughs abound in 'John' How to ruin the moment #41 people to experience all things up such a premise and actually Associated Press Malkovich for brief interludes. see it land in theaters. It's an Craig, Maxine and eventually absurdist's delight that first- If whimsy translated into Lotte, who also becomes smitten time director Spike Jonze, a box-office success, "Being John with Maxine, use their entry music -video veteran, could exe- Malkovich" would be the year's into Malkovich's body and soul cute it so cleverly. And it's an runaway blockbuster. to their own advantage. audacious bit of self-immolation Fabulously funny and "I'D LOVE TO FIND OUT For Maxine and Lotte, the that Malkovich was willing to delightfully disturbed, "Being notion of being John Malkovich play victim to identity rape and John Malkovich" is the ultimate offers a chance to live out gen- put himself on the line in such a voyeur movie, a dark and at HOWYOU LIKE YOUR der-bending sexual desires. warped way. EGGS times malevolent take on what "Do you have any idea what The cast is superb. Cusack it's like to be in someone else's it's like to have two people look combines brooding scruffiness skull, looking out. at you with total lust and devo- with almost evil earnestness as IN THE MORNING, BUT Extreme adjectives don't do tion through the same pair of he realizes he may finally live this film justice. So here's a stac- eyes?" Maxine asks. the life he wants by co-opting cato rundown of the plot: For Craig, being John someone else's. Diaz is sweetly I'M GOING BACK Puppeteer takes file clerk job. Malkovich is a shot at the ulti- hapless and nearly unrecogniz- Puppeteer finds tunnel behind mate puppeteering gig as he able under a mop of frizzy file cabinet, crawls through. gradually applies his talent to brunette hair. Keener is beguil- TO MY ROOM Puppeteer is sucked into mind of making Malkovich do his bid- ingly mean and self-assured. John Malkovich. Puppeteer ding. And Malkovich is, well, drops out of sky along Jersey "It's just a matter of practice Malkovich, reacting with believ- TO CHECK MY EMAIL." Turnpike 15 minutes later. before Malkovich is just another able anger, curiosity and terror After that, "Being John puppet hanging next to my work to an unbelievably grotesque sit- Malkovich" gets really weird. table," Craig proclaims. uation. The film stars John Cusack Early on, Craig wrestles with The film features a handful of as puppeteer Craig Schwartz, the philosophical implications of nice cameos by actors playing Cameron Diaz as his pet -shop being John Malkovich. themselves, commenting on the keeper wife, Lotte, Malkovich as "Do you see what a metaphys- strange twists Malkovich's sexu- Malkovich, and Catherine ical can of worms this portal is?" al and professional life take. Keener as Maxine, the beautiful he asks Maxine. As funny and fresh as "Being romantic interest for all three. Pragmatic, Maxine replies: John Malkovich" is on the sur- Craig lives for his puppeteer- "We'll sell tickets. Tickets to face, somber themes of bitter ing craft but can't make a living Malkovich." envy, vicious vanity and theft of with his performances on the In the end, everyone gets a self burble throughout. The streets of New York. With Lotte piece of Malkovich, including a characters have no moral com- doting over a chimpanzee, an band of old folks led by Orson punctions about insinuating iguana and a menagerie of other Bean, who as Craig's centenari- themselves into someone else's pets in their apartment, Craig's an boss has his own nefarious persona, squashing another per- marriage is unfulfilling. designs on the actor. son's soul to make room for their When he takes a clerical job Malkovich himself gets a own. on an office building's 7 1/2th taste of what being John Consequences are ambiguous. floor with literally low over- Malkovich means. In a surreal There is punishment for at least head in its 5 -foot, 3 -inch ceilings scene, the actor passes through one of the guilty, reward for oth- he becomes enamored of the portal into a nightmare ers. There is torment for the Maxine, who rebuffs him with world peopled by Malkoviches, guiltless, and the implication of an icy cut: "You're not someone I and every word spoken has future suffering for the truly could get interested in, Craig. three syllables: Mal-ko-vich. innocent. You play with dolls." It's a testament to out- In its uncertain morality, Maxine changes her mind landishness that screenwriter "Being John Malkovich" is kind once Craig discovers a portal Charlie Kaufman could dream of like being human. into the actor's mind, allowing

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1 - SPORTS Sit J e Stal t. Spartan Roundup Daily staff report was tied for the lead with a two- below par, first round of 70, but Left off the A 4-1 victory over the rounds of 73 and 75 on the fol- University of Tulsa set Sunday's lowing days moved her to showdown for the women's eighth. Marcela Leon shot a 72 tillecer team's Western Athletic on the tournament's second day Conference tournament bid. for a 17th place finish. The team clinched a berth MI Christina Francisco when it beat the University of extended her school touchdown Texas-El Paso 2-1, to improve record to 20 as she scored three FIELD its WAC record to 3-2-1 (12-6-1 in the women's rugby team's overall). 17-0 win over the Santa Cruz belongs heart and strength of Clemente on page 223. The WAC playoffs will take Sirens Saturday. Clemente character when it When I realized my place Nov. 3 to 6 in Dallas. The The match was the first of comes to selecting play- class was on page 315, game schedule has yet to be the University of California- on All-Century ers. and we weren't going announced. Santa Cruz Banana Slug tour- There will be no crit- to read the three-page The top four teams in the nament. The Spartans went on team for reasons icism except for story, I decided to read was hooked. conference are eligible to make to finish second after a 5-0 victo- Griffey, who was picked it on my own. Clemente was my first hero. the trip. ry over the Santa Clara other than baseball on potential and really I read more than It was the first time the word On Friday, Tulsa got on the University second team, and a belongs on next centu- Clemente being the "dad" had any meaning for me. board first with a header from tie with SCU's first team, 5-5. In There is no way Ken Griffey ry's team on the 1966 season and 1971 That word was never in my Julie Twellman at the 12:44 the tournament's final game, Jr. belongs on the All - process of picking play- World Series MVP, vocabulary until I read about mark. It was all Tulsa could the SJSU reserves lost 39-0 to Century Team instead of ers in this column. winning four national Clemente. Jouster as the Spartans netted UC-Santa Cruz. Roberto Clemente. There, I feel The voting process league batting titles That one talk in the car on a four unanswered goals. The team will play next at better now. was valid in satisfying and recording 3,000 Friday night gave life to my The first came on an unas- the Scrum by the Sea tourna- It could have been the best the fans and experts hits. dad. sisted effort by Rosie Maaera. ment on Nov. 13 at UC-San defensive right fielder, who died interests. I read about a man I found out Willie Mays was Molly Cowell put the Spartans Diego. in an airplane crash providing Fans were asked to who gave me an identi- his hero. up for good at with a goal at The SJSU judo team and hurricane relief to Puerto pick two players at the ty. He later told me Joe DiMaggio 34:12. Jenny Mescher notched alumni took part in the 1999 Ricans, whose name was called infield positions, nine I found a person was my grandfather's hero. in assist on the goal as the team United States International Sunday night, but it wasn't. outfielders and six pitchers. who was not only a great base- Clemente linked us all togeth- went into the locker room ahead Invitational Sunday and placed So Roberto Clemente not The experts filled the holes at ball player, but cared about his er. We all had heroes, and for good. well in the day's events. "Bob" which is on most of his the remaining outfield position, Puerto Rican people and in turn, Sunday night my dad's and SJSU got a two-goal cushion Liliko Ogasawara took the gold baseball cards this is for you. the three pitching spots and cared about me. grandfather's heroes were hon- in the second half with goals medal in the 70 kg division and This is from one Puerto Rican shortstop, filled by a Honus I could now brag about ored. from Kristina Jacob and Brandy put herself in position to make the to another. Wagner selection. Roberto Clemente, but first I had Mine wasn't. Apodaca. Mescher got her sec- 2000 Olympic judo team. This is to the baseball player The experts made the right to pass my dad's test. So Clemente, I hope you ond assist of the afternoon on Sandra Becher took the sil- who was the first non -family pick in selecting Stan Musial. Since my parents divorced accept my invitation to be on Apodaca's goal. ver behind Ogasawara, but Puerto Rican I knew of. Stan "The Man" won three when I was about a year old, I another team. The women's golf team remained the No. 1-ranked play- Clemente, you made me proud MVPs, had a .331 career batting was raised by my mom and sis- On behalf of all of the Perez's, walked out of the Stanford er in the division. to be a Puerto Rican. average and seven batting titles ter. you always have a spot in right Invitational with a sixth place In the 73 kg division, Ali I hope I can do the same. in 18 seasons. They didn't know jack about field on the Perez team. finish Sunday. Moghadas took the bronze Anytime an all -something You can't argue with that, baseball. It wag a team I joined when I The Spartans finished 17 medal and David Caramillo team is picked, there is sure to plus he is the Daily adviser's So as my sister and Dad were was 9 years old. strokes behind tournament win- took seventh after losing to be criticism. hero and I want to pass this talking about who knows what, I ner Tulsa but four strokes Moghadas. Such is the case with Major class. piped up from the back seat of Jon Perez is the Spartan Daily ahead of the host Cardinal. In the 66 kg division, junior League Baseball's All -Century But, Clemente deserves more his boat-like Lincoln Mercury sports editor: "Don't sing it. Bring The team rebounded from a Joshua Resnick and freshman Team, which was presented at than this. and asked my dad about it" appears from time to time. 307 score on the first day to a Joe Bencosme tied for seventh. Turner Field before the second What makes it worse is that Clemente. second-best 292 mark on the Resnick was a silver medalist in game of the World Series Clemente was 10th in fan voting. He gave me a funny look and Career Statistics tournament's final day. the event two years ago and is between the Atlanta Braves and If there wasn't an expert vote, was surprised that I knew who Jessica Krantz led the returning to action after being New York Yankees. Clemente would have been in. Clemente was, since he died in GAMES 2433 Spartans individually with an sidelined by an injury. Despite But, don't worry, The Jon is no So, if baseball can't honor 1972 three years before I was AT BATS 9454 eighth place finish that tied her the placing, Bencosme is still crybaby. him, I will. born. RUNS 1416 with Jenne Daniels of the the No. 1 -ranked junior in the I realize the fans have a short- I was 9 years old when I With my dad explaining how HITS 3,000 University of Arizona. 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Seefa Patel, an advertising there are no more spaces left in ment officers will not begin Parking major who leaves for work directly "They're doing all this stuff to the garages." enforcement until Monday, Nov. from class, sees some construction Burgess, a senior advertising 22. Continued from pg 1 efforts at the university as misdi- beautify the campus while students major, lives in Mountain View and "City and SJSU staff will begin rected. commutes to SJSU five days a issuing informational notices to SJSU "C" permits, the ones "They're doing all this stuff to need spaces to park in. I have to week. He said he uses the Park parkers during a two-week period issued to students, are the only beautify the campus while the stu- and Ride service to get to class. ending Nov. 7," O'Connell said via permits that will be allowed in the dents need spaces to park in," get here at 7:30 in the morning in "The bus to the lot is inconsis- fax. spots, according to O'Connell's fax. Patel said. "I have to get here at order to get to tent. It doesn't come every 15 to 20 For another two weeks, dimm- "Part of the deal that the city 7:30 in the morning in order to get class by 9:30." minutes like they say," Burgess ing notices will be left on all cars council approved expressly stated to class by 9:30." Seefa Patel said. "I guess I could take parked in the perimeter area not that the spaces were not to be for Patel also mentioned she has SJSU advertising major CalTrain, but I'd still be a mile displaying "C" permits. staff or faculty permits," O'Connell resorted to "stalking" other stu- from campus when I got off the Fines for violating the parking said. dents by following them to their train." terms range from $31 for parking Some students feel the permit cars from class in hopes of getting mute was less than satisfied with besides forcing me to ride on a con- Although signs stating the without a valid permit to $33 for parking area, though a nice ges- their space when they leave. the situation. vict bus?" student Mark Burgess terms of the new parking zones parking beyond the time limits, ture, will offer little relief. One student with a long coin- -What does my $81 get me, asked. "By the time I get to school, are now in place, parking enforce- O'Connell said in a statement.

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