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a I bt, 11 0 - Haunted house offers genuine fright night shrieks of delight as people real- By Emily Zurich ized chills were all for fun. Special to the Spartan Daily " ople jump out at you!" said Exactly how scary the Lacey Chaput, a six-year-old Beach Street haunted l6use in from W hington. Santa Cruz? Tie entrance corridor , to a courtyard hl,"The year before lasi, imoopned there were 35 eol1eard where different attrac- ple who urinated on th mselves," tions wer6 set. Some stations said Mark Williams, a security had perfor rexe-ances or staged Photos by Chris Corpora /Spartan Daily officer stationed at the Terror on cutions a regular intervals, while othe s were continuous. Top left, a gargoyle sits atop a doorway Beach Street, which is located at the Beach Street haunt- Above, Kim Chaput holds six The electrocution booth ed house Santa Cruz. The -year-old Lacey Chaput, who gets across the street from the Santa 1 haunted house has 21 rooms, is open scared by one of the had showed El, grimacing victim nightly, Thursday ghouls at Terror on Beach Street haunted house Cruz Beach Boardwalk. "I've through Sunday, and closes after Halloween. on Friday several times where ki s wanted lurching beck and forth as an night.The house is across the street from the boardwalk. to come out because it' scary." electric chiarge surged through his body. I guillotine, also in the courtyard. When visitors ent ed, their Donaven Staab is in charge of Watsonville, disagreed. type of A voice t om the group of spec- "Do you wanna see him die?" the audio effects the courtyard with various first indication of the at the Haunted "It sucked!" Betancourt said. creepy awaiting the was a tators sho ted to the execution- the executioner asked. House. creatures. Zombies crawl- fright ini., "We need more scary stuff" ing out of imp wh jumped er, "Fry hi !" The visitors were drenched as "We'll scare their graves and bro- gnarly-faced everybody," Staab Betancourt said he thought ken coffins out and startled al st every Continuing on the themes of the victim's decapitated head said. threatened to jump the spurted the event was more startling out at any person person who entered. ------...._vengeance and execution, liquid on those closest to Jose Betancourt, a 19-year-old who might iiiirPrises kept coming at the the action. than scary. walk by. Fear turned to laughs and visiting the Haunted House from There were two graveyards in See Terror, page 6 alum Evans Quarterback 'Genius' opens mind too campus loses battle with cancer By Cindy Arora who outstandingly contribute Mesa-Bains at 2 p.m Saturday Daily senior staff writer to their field. Previous winners in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Evans recalled, he was knocked range from McCrossin Evans or coached him, the football voting-rights attor- Behar made her mark in By Ryan out in their unconscious. He came back into Dr. Ruth Behar is a ney Joaquin G. Avila Daily staff writer player will stand genius. to academia with her bo ,k, "A minds. Intelligence, perseverance the game, after sniffing some At least that's what the author/poet Sandra Cisneros. Translated Woman," (1992). Brent Evans grew up in and brotherhood defined him as a smelling salts, to throw a touch- Catherine T. MacArthur foun- Behar will discuss her book The book is a cultural look into Campbell, on a street bustling football player and as a man. down pass. Later, he was pulled dation has called her. Behar at San Jose State University, the life of Esperenza, a Mestizo of young boys. Like Like his hero, NFL quarter- out of the game, but his father just received the foundation's Oct. 22 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 Spanish and Indian with the play with "genius many boys, he had dreams of back Dan Marino, Evans wasn't said he was impressed grant." p.m. in the Spartan Memorial. woman. athlete. gifted with speed or mobility. His Evans' play calling and leadership The foundation gives grant She will also be a part of a Wrapped up in a feminism becoming a professional money So, he and his friends got out most valuable attribute was his under those circumstances. to creative individuals, panel discussion with Cisneros can and scrawled the intelligence, said Lee Evans, who "He was a tough kid; he took and independent artist Amelia See Behar, page the spray proud father 6 outlines of their dreams on the coached his son in high school. some shots," the Within those bound- "He was a student of the game. said. pavement. taking hits, he aries, they He wanted to be After years of foot- a coach and he delivered two crushing blows of played tag Tech and the ball, whiffle ball "He was a would've been his own on Lousiana an outstanding University of Pacific. and sometimes hero to all of stepped basketball, said coach," said John When Evans finally Snack snickering Ralston, who into the starting role at SJSU in Evans' father, us. The way Spartans were Lee. coached Evans his senior year, the on fought at SJSU. 1-8. Ally Abrew, SJSU's starting The lines he year, had just that block, Evans quarterback that over the last coached for suffered a season-ending knee where Evans two games. lived and played about three injury. In the final four and-a-half weeks at Evans helped rack up two victo- for 18 years, may Ralston said have vanished Gavilan college, ries for the Spartans. years." but this dream he was excited about those oppor- as he moved on composed to become a star was cut short tunities, and he was quarterback at when he found and confident on the field. Jeff Garcia out about the On Nov. 12, 1994, Evans com- Oak Grove high passes for 181 school and San Francisco 49ers cancer, the elder pleted 18 of 31 quarterback Evans said. Gavilan College, See Evans. page 6 where he broke Although it many of 49ers was clear who quarterback Jeff Garcia's records. the starter was, Garcia said The spirit that took life Evans was very skilled and Services for Brenton between those lines lasted much knowlegeable about football. Eldon James Evans (Feb. longer. It was alive the last time "He was very smart," Garcia 12, 1971 to Oct. 14, 19991 will he put on a Spartan jersey and said. "He made good decisions on be held at 7 p.m. today in threw a football, and it was active the field, and he put the ball South Valley Church on 590 through his four and-a-half year where he needed to put it." Shawnee Lane in San Jose. battle with a brain tumor that What defined Evans more than Evans, who played football took his life Oct. 14 in Hollister. his intelligence though, was his at SJSU from 1992 to 1994, He was 28. ability to persevere again simi- was a second generation foot- "He was a hero to all of us. The lar to Marino. Although Marino ball player at SJSU. His way he fought over the last four has been hobbled by knee surg- father, Lee Evans, played foot- and-a-half years," said Garcia, a eries over the course of his 16- ball at SJSU from 1966 to continues to play former teammate of Evans' at year career, he 1967. His brother, Chris, plays --- quarterback for football because he loves the game SJSU and current football at SJSU this year. Gladys Mondala / Spartan Francisco 49ers. and wants to win the Super Bowl. survived by Daily the San Brent Evans is Alec Smith, 3, points and laughs at Linchi Du, 4, who Shortly after Evans graduated Evans suffered many hits his wife, Tami, and his son. makes a funny face during snack time Wednesday in the Child Development Laboratory from SJSU in 1994, he was diag- throughout his football career, but Ryan; parents, Lee and Preschool. The youngsters had just returned from and he kept playing because he loved a class nature walk at the lawn area in front of nosed with the brain tumor Bonnie Evans; brothers, Chrit Dwight Bentel Hall, where they collected various twigs, the long suffering followed. the sport. In a Central Coast and Jeff. berries and leaves. But for some who played with Section semifinal game, Lee FORUM San Jose Slate University School spirit It's flu season needed to boost the facts you need teams' morale before the shots

Clarissa 4#sosterws. sun, Wiunue are two sure There is an old cheer There I once led off that things we can count started like this: on every year, the "I've got spirit, so let's flu and taxes they just hear it." won't go away. Our campus has spirit If someone would have but you can't hear it, see it asked me last week to or feel it. Throughout the explain the causes of San Jose State University campus, a lack of spirit influenza, I would have been stalling awkwardly 's emanating its way from the Spartan Complex for time, hoping something intelligent would just Building to the Student Union Amphitheater and blurt right out. down to South Campus. The truth is, I didn't know a lot about it. It Students aren't lining the halls eagerly awaiting made me wonder how many of those people who Saturday's game. Students aren't even picking up wait anxiously (or not) in line or at medical cen- the free T-shirts, pom-poms and hats that the ters to get their flesh poked know what is causing Associated Students are throwing at them. this virus they are trying to avoid. For example, earlier this week Associated One simple reason for finding out more about Students put on an event in the Amphitheater that the flu is that if you don't enjoy the thought of a was open to anyone who wanted to take part in the needle, no matter how fine, going into your arm, competition. Events scheduled to go on were a thigh or behind, you get a queasy feeling. And Roaring '20's Swing dance, Sock hopping '50's and Newspaper merge not best for public when you think about it, a sharp little shiver runs '60's Spartan-stock. Each show this week was up and down your spine. So, if you can avoid it, you meant to show off a decade in the Century of then there was one offer. Not only did Hearst do will. Spartans, the homecoming theme. To everyone's AndThere used to be three that, it made a formal Influenza, or flu is one of the oldest and most surprise, the last two events looked as if they had papers, that is. announcement of sale before common diseases known to man, according to the been canceled because of the lack of participation Before a joint operating agree- accepting bids from anyone else. World Health Organization. It can also be one of from the students on campus. ment was established in 1965, And that's a shame, because the deadliest, according to the organization. This It isn't easy to participate in homecoming multiple daily newspapers com- other media chains said they respiratory virus can infect animals and humans. events, especially since our football team has lost peted in San Francisco for read- were ready to make offers. Tony The three types that can infect humans are two games in a row, but that could easily change ers' attention. Then, The Ridder, whose company, Knight influenza A, B and C. When the virus mutates with your support. It isn't easy to watch other Chronicle and the Examiner both Ridder Media, owns the San quickly, it can kill because it is producing new teams run all over our beloved Spartans. hit the stands in the morning, giv- Jose Mercury News, was one of strains to which humans have no immunity. But who am I to talk? I've never even attended ing people a choice. Afternoon them. In a press release, the Agriculture and one football game. I never attend events. I just readers could pick up the News- Jonah Goldberg, editor of the Fisheries Department confirmed that waterfowls saunter by the amphitheater and pity those fools Call-Bulletin. conservative magazine National Review Online, said are known carriers of influenza viruses and this down below who chose to participate in the dancing I'm guessing most of you have never heard of that recently, "The story not written is almost as newswor- was the rationale for introducing the strict segre- and singing on stage. paper. And I'm worried the same will happen in the thy as the one that is." gation policy for waterfowls and other poultry. Before the semester started, campus was a place next couple of months to the Examiner. He's right on the mark. The Urban Service Department has also been for academics only and no fun. I peeled out of the On Aug. 6, the Hearst Corporation the People should want to know why someone else conducting inspections to ensure market poultry Fourth Street garage so fast a trail of smoke could Examiner's owner and former owner of the now-obso- decided on their behalf that one paper is enough. It's stalls are complying with hygiene standards. be seen for miles. lete Bulletin announced it had bought The not, for these important reasons: Do the math. One set The World Health Organization put together a This week, that has all changed. Chronicle, effectively ending competition between The of people is not enough to thoroughly cover everything list of things people should do for safe food prepa- I showed up ready to dance on Monday, but City's two remaining papers. There's been a specula- that matters to San Francisco every day. Fewer people ration. The information is provided in an effort to where was the crowd? Students surrounded the tion among the staffs of both papers about what will means fewer stories being written and reported. To help secure protection against poultry-borne dis- perimeter of the amphitheater for only a few sec- happen to them when the inevitable merge happens. someone who is interested, every story matters. eases. onds before dashing off to class. People at both papers have told me jobs have already Interestingly, during the months that sales negotia- It says to pay close attention to cooking foods On Wednesday, I darted from Togo's on Fourth been cut and other employment offers been made. For tions between papers were taking place, there was no thoroughly and to avoid contact between raw and Street to the amphitheater to await the festivities. all practical purposes, the single wall that separates mention of it in either The Chronicle or the Examiner. Editors can set agendas. With no cooked foods. It also stresses the need for diligent To my surprise, either they were nonexistent or the newsrooms of the two papers has come down watchdog, who will hand washing during food preparation. extremely late. With my turkey sandwich in hand, and no one has done a damn thing to stop it. prevent reporters' bosses from altering material to suit A People in San Francisco government, including the people and companies editors are aiming to please? In vaccine is recommended for people who are I patiently waited for the music to arrive and the age 65 or older, residents of nursing homes, adults people to begin flocking to the stage. mayor, have publicly said a one-newspaper town will theory, reputable journalists don't do this, but it could be damaging for everyone, not just those employed by happen with no one around to prevent it. and children with asthma, to name a few. No such luck again. Recommendations are listed by various agencies. Instead I watched Chris-da-man, who handed the papers. Readers, advertisers and the subjects Higher chance for error. With no competition, news- being covered will lose a valuable voice the voice of paper staff might give less care to their work. If incor- In a 1998 press release, the World Health out shirts and hats on behalf of AS. Students Organization recommended the use of vaccines as declined the items, saying they had to go to class. another. Politically and financially, everyone benefits rect details appeared in print, there would be no enti- from competition. ty with equal clout to report the correct information. a sound preventative measure against what could Sad thing is, the stuff was free. No credit card be a potentially fatal disease. It said that if the application, or sign-ups for Collegeclub.com. You should be skeptical. Thirty-four years ago, when Also, there would be less motivation to keep moving one paper left the market and the remaining two getting the story first, doing a better job and finding vaccine did not fully protect against the disease, Nothing, zip, zilch, zero. the severity of the illness and the frequency of Students should take pride in their athletic began to share resources, there was proof the deal was- stories readers consider important. n't made in the interests of the readers. There was even Less chance for social change. The substantive, in- serious complications are reduced. teams. After all, you will spend at least two or more There are many precautions we could all take. years in this institution, so you might as well have financial proof that the Examiner wasn't "failing," as depth analysis newspapers undertake bring about required under such an agreement. As with most real, tangible change for readers, including policy As for me, there is something that has been some fun and make some friends. working in family for years lots of garlic and An athletic team is what their fans make of it. If things, it was about money lots of it. Owners can changes. If a paper spreads itself thin covering daily Whamond Daveby make more money by pooling resources under joint events, staff may not have the time nor the desire to do onions and home cooked foods. And for that cold the fans come cheering the athletes will perform. winter day, some caldo, a special soup that seems No one wants a losing team, but how can teams win operating agreements, so that's what they did. additional work. At this point, Hearst can't actually close the deal On Tuesday, a committee of the San Francisco to make everything better topped off with a cup without their fans' support? of tea with lots of lemon and honey. They can't. or one of its papers until it can be proved the com- County Board of Supervisors will look at effects of a Some say it takes a village to raise a child. Today pany was not trying to create a monopoly in the first merger. Go. Listen. Ask questions. And, if you aren't it takes a university to nurture their teams to vic- place. already a skeptic, become one. tory. That's going to be hard. The agreement Hearst Don't believe everything you read. signed said it has the first right to refuse The Laurie Phillips is a Spartan Daily copy editor. Chronicle. It does not say Hearst can make the first Clarissa Aljentera is a Spartan Daily staff writer "Diving Into The Wreck" appears Thursdays. Erika Coron is a Spartan Daily staff writer

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Greeks clean up neighborhood LETTERS No respect for Aptheker Iwant to applaud the efforts of I would urge the fraternities to Herbert Aptheker, a without representation, the Jim the fraternity and sorority vol- clean up the immediate areas Legalizing drugs not answer Dr.world-respected civil Crow laws and mistreatments of unteer clean-up crew that around their houses on a daily rights leader, was inter- minorities in America. To think worked with the St. James and St. basis, to take the dumpsters off down that road. The DEA has viewed on San Jose State someone who was once affiliated There has been plenty of talk Julian neighborhood association, the street on non-pickup days, lately on the legalization of pointed out that during the early University radio station, KSJS, on with a communist party doesn't as reported in the Oct. 15 Spartan and to remove graffiti on the util- drugs. I think it is pathetic part of the 20th century, the Oct. 7. deserve the right to a decent Daily. ity boxes in front of their houses. to believe legalization of drugs United States struggled with the The 84-year-old Aptheker, who interview is outrageous. I have personally worked with Some do this, some don't. I see no will solve our drug problem. consequences of legalized drugs among his many contributions to Should all white people be fraternity guys on a volunteer reason to embarrass those who According to the Drug and concluded the costs to society the civil rights movement, has associated with a KICK past? Are project in the past. They were don't by naming them, but they Enforcement Administration were far too great. spent a lifetime fighting for all Vietnamese people America's good workers and fun to work really need to clean up their act. (DEA), those who advocate legal- As one researcher put it, about human rights. KSJS' on-air per- enemy because of the Vietnam with. ization are attempting to "normal- the legalization of drugs, "How sonality, Arquimedes Garcia, War? Should all African I would like to add that neigh- Roy Christman ize" the behavior of drug taking many people die because of drunk asked him a few questions and Americans be persecuted now borhood citizenship is a year- political science and many are people who have drivers? How many more people then proceeded to attack because there once was a Black round responsibility. tried drugs without significant will die because of high drivers?" Aptheker with reprehensible Panther Party? Garcia couldn't adverse consequences. Don't kid yourselves with the accusations and disregarded have sounded more ignorant. Not I cringe at the thought of drugs "legalization" idea, people. That's respect. One question he asked only did he make the station look such as cocaine, heroin and even just not a solution. Aptheker was why did he fight for foolish, but the entire student Maturity from experience marijuana, if legalized, falling black issues? Aptheker fought for body, as well. into many more hands. Haven't human issues. When injustice is While other universities honor enough Nadeen Sarkis happening to any American, we and celebrate Aptheker's life and Arecent Forum article (Oct. ble. In other words, no sex, no oxy- these drugs destroyed 12) which praised and tocin, a weaker bond between a people and taken away the bright journalism should know it is happening to all accomplishments, KSJS used its encouraged abstinence, woman and her husband. I'm not futures of our children? Americans. opportunity to play "let's pretend and even went so far as stating suggesting that a woman is oblig- Petty politicians must not Garcia attacked Aptheker for we're radical, dude." that sex is not necessary for ated to be emotionally bonded to allow us to believe legalization once being affiliated with the healthy relationships, was inter- her husband, but since the author can be a solution. We've been communist party. Garcia played Richard Lofton esting because it brought up the seems to believe that healthy out his little out-dated, infantile, communications important issue of premarital sex. marital relationships are impor- self-impressing game of modern I agree with the author insofar as tant, she should also consider the day McCarthyism. sex isn't necessary for all relation- fact that the very science she cites Changing cultural beliefs Aptheker fought against ships obviously friends don't proves that sex is important for African Americans being taxed have to have sex to stay bonded healthy, happy relationships. pin with the yellow tri- about their realities, but still, but on the other hand, couples Because emotional and sexual Theangle that read, "straight gays and lesbians are isolated exist to fulfill each other's biologi- compatibility are biologically sim- but not narrow" caught my from society and are treated as cal as well as emotional needs. ilar, dating, in spite of the author's attention. I thought it was a sinners. Past drug use an asset about much more way of wording a controver- My first year in this country I The author also pointed out assertions, is clever writing to comment about A high percentage of substance figuring out whether a per- gay and lesbian aware- met a guy, who later became my that biological and emotional than sial issue: Iaman article published in the abuse rehabilitation counselors or ranch dress- week's Spartan Daily best friend, he is gay. Knowing needs are in many ways parallels. son likes ketchup ness. Last Forum section on Oct. 6. I dis- are past addicts. Because they their fries. Since what we articles on the Gay and him made me realize that even She made a point of citing the ing with had agree with Ryan McCrossin on deeply understand the struggle ultimately want out of a relation- Lesbian Awareness week, and the though my culture imposed cer- hormone oxytocin, produced by a the issue of past drug use by with substance, abuse via person- ship and a family, biologically opinion piece on Oct. 15 tain beliefs and values in my woman's body while making love politicians. al experience, they can be effec- a healthy sexual- choices shouldn't mind, it was my own judgement and breast feeding, which creates speaking, is ("Lifestyle McCrossin states "a candidate tive in helping others in dealing emotional compatibility, dating is death") by D.S. Perez. It that made me choose acceptance a simultaneous chemical and result in that has fallen to drug use him- with it. This same concept can be gathering the sexual and mentioned how hating is easier over hate, leaving preconceived emotional bond with the partner about self can't be expected to make applied to legislators. maturity for an eventu- accepting and it made me ideas behind. in the one instance and the child emotional than drug policy." On the contrary, I I am not proposing we vote on commitment, if one about my country. I know it is hard to change a in the other. But her particular al long-term think suggest that past substance use a bunch of burnouts come election chooses to make that commitment Until I came to the United culture's beliefs over night but I use of biological evidence to sup- in an asset for a politician who is day. It is absolutely true that sub- maturity comes with from Ecuador three years think courses, ferums and semi- port a social system the system at all. And States responsible for authoring sub- stances are toxic to the body, are experience, not abstinence from never met anyone who nars, such as last week's, help cre- of marriage and premarital absti- ago, I had stance-related legislation. often employed to escape reality not that every- ate tolerance. nence is a bit wide of the mark. experience. was homosexual; Policymakers must approach and ultimately injure the user. is straight, but it is one of the A hormone that creates an one their responsibilities from an High correlations exist James Brown taboos in my culture. Karla Gachet emotional bond also creates the darkest informed and educated perspec- between substance abuse dif- studies homosexual Latino photojournalism possibility of a healthy marriage, English / religious There are tive. A politician with firsthand ferent from substance use and to write but for the hormone oxvtocin to writers who have begun other problems that may render become activated, the married experience of the effects that sub- couple must be sexually compati- stance abuse can have on the life an individual unfit to serve in of an individual will be far more office. Some direct experience likely to produce sound policy with substance abuse, however, Politician drug use matters than one with no direct experi- equips a legislator with the neces- Dieting doesn't really work ence. sary, empirical understanding president is more than Character is the strongest thing Leiva's Oct. 14 col- more suitable way of eating, the The Why would we want a naive that it is essential to good policy- Franklin just a person, it is a symbol the American people should look politician who has never smoked making in this area. umn about his weight loss pounds will come back. of the strongest country in for in a president. raised an important issue. The key is to find a way of eat- a joint before in charge of writing the world. And if anyone believes If a person has done one illegal substance-related laws that affect Aaron DeNardo He wrote: "I know some people ing you could live with for the rest that past drug use by future pres- thing, it is highly possible that will say they tried dieting and of your life. Could you eat only the entire country? Would we occupational therapy idents is not a big deal, they are a they will do something illegal want a person who has never dri- exercising and it did not work, carrots and bagels for the rest of few cards short of a full deck. Just again. How can we possibly trust That sounds like more excuses to your life? Probably not. Could you ven a car before to create traffic to let everyone know, drugs are someone to run our country who laws? me." eat a balanced diet of protein, illegal. And I sure do not want has used and illegal drug. The truth is dieting doesn't fiber, carbohydrates and healthy, anyone who has broken the law to The mere facts: People who work. According to the Council on monosaturated fats? That seems run the strongest country in the say it does not matter if a future Size Weight Discrimination, more reasonable. world. president has used drugs, are between 90 and 99 percent of Don't get sucked into the "diet" Seventy-seven million people probably one of the 77 million who diets fail to produce permanent mentality. Losing weight requires in the United States have used an have used illegal drugs. weight loss. A Federal Trade a long-term commitment to mak- illegal drug at least once in their Commission report states that a ing better food choices. Pain in the neck?! lives. That narrows it down to find Billy Whitaker permanent lifestyle change is the a candidate who has never, used public relations only way to lose weight and keep Cynthia Morse drugs. 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WM& 1111K,,,e 4 tar vor Thursday, OctobeeIri 1999 ENTERTAINMENT State uierit David Lynch does Disney tion about the news of Lyle's ly again. and sense of purpose and, Kb Lime St,anson stroke, finally makes a decision There are also other marvelous although she's not on screen a lot enlertammenl editor huh. to go visit and make peace with vignettes with Alvin encountering in the film, her presence in Alvin's his long lost brother, who lives a woman who has a problem hit- thoughts is always evident. The enigmatic David Lynch 350 miles north at the ting deer with her car as they "The Straight Story" is a won- has given the cinema world many Wisconsin/Iowa border. cross the highway, a spiritual din- derfully touching film, an twisted, visionary looks at Now this may not seem like an ner with a caring priest and a American classic. It also brings to America, with "The Elephant appropriate plot for a mainstream friendship that evolves with Tom the forefront a director that most Man," "Blue Velvet," "Twin Peaks" film, but Lynch pulls on the (Everett McGill), a man who people thought could only make and "Lost Highway" among them. extremeness of the situation and invites Alvin to camp in his yard disturbing and bizarre films. It seems Lynch has enjoyed creates one of the finest films of while waiting for his mower to be Kudos to David Lynch for his place in Hollywood as the this decade, haunting and lyrical, fixed. bringing this eloquent film to the director who makes films revel- and often quite funny. Among the most affecting is screen. ling in the fact that they are As the antithesis of the typical when Alvin, about to have his With "The Straight Story," he . bizarre, to say the least. He has "road" picture, "The Straight first beer in years, tells a man sheds his image and proves to be .:always looked at ordinary people Story" is a totally original con- that he accidentally shot one of one of the best storytellers in extraordinary situations. cept. Because of Alvin's health his own squad members as a around. Take Laura Dern and Kyle problems (he also has bad eyes), sniper in World War II. This inci- MacLachlan's amateur sleuths in dent has long scarred Alvin, and his dark, visionary "Blue Velvet" Alvin meets a he says "in my mind, all my bud- LAN(;E'S 119861. On a whim, after finding a dies' faces are still young." It's a LIST severed ear in a field, wonderful group haunting, enlightening moment lP MacLachlan's character is in a film filled with them. Photo courtesy of Walt Disney Pit-r,,,, obsessed with finding out what Farnsworth 'The Straight Story' of characters As Alvin, Richard Rated G ksutlable tr- happened. transcends the craft of acting. He ait age.) Alvin Straight (Richard Farnsworth) takes a trip on his riding mower With Dern as his love interest along the way must rely on nuances of facial Directed by David to see his brother, who lives 350 miles away, in "The Straight Story." and helper in the quest, the audi- each of them expression and tone of voice to get Lynch ence is brought into a sick world his character's feelings across. Written by David teaching him last major perfor- Lynch and John Roach within the confines of a small Perhaps his Photographed by Freddie Trends town. And Lynch seemed to revel something mance, Farnsworth creates one of With Richard Farnsworth. Sissy So in bringing his skewed vision of the most unforgettable characters Space', Everett McGill and Jane Heitz many have met with success.. America to shocked audiences all about life, while the screen has ever seen. Musical score by Angelo Badalarnentt over the world. Spacek ("Carrie," "Coal Miner's Opens Friday at theaters valleyw,nt Why shouldn't you?? And who can forget his awe- taking some Daughter," "Missing") once again proves why she is one of the all- inspiring "Twin Peaks," about the wisdom from Advertise with the Daily murder of a high school girl in the time great movie actresses. She and ,s.ti what you've been missing! , Pacific Northwest, causing many him as well. infuses the apparently-slow Rose of the television show's fans to and fills her with a quiet dignity- obsess about "who killed Laura Palmer?" While Lynch may be the most he has not had a driver's license fOgailkaa.111111E. / / offbeat director working in film for years and opts to make the today (with David Cronenberg, journey to see his brother in a 30- director of "Naked Lunch and year-old John Deere riding "ExistenZ"), he has mellowed mower. Rose is emphatic in her with age, and his new effort, the insistence that her father not fascinating Disney film "The make the trip on his own. She Straight Story," is perhaps his wants to drive him. best. But Alvin says, "Rose darlin', "Straight" is certainly his I'm not dead yet. I want to finish friendliest film, but ultimately this one my own way." Alvin looks carries Lynch's stamp because of at the trip ahead as one last jour- the eccentricity of its characters. ney before it's all over for him. It is also based on a true story, Along the way, Alvin encoun- something new for Lynch. ters many problems. Driving We first meet 73-year-old Alvin along at a few miles an hour on Straight (Richard Farnsworth, an the shoulder of Iowa's northbound Oscar nominee for best actor in two-lane highway, his cowboy hat "The Grey Fox" in 1979) in a doc- flies off as he is passed by a semi. tor's office getting a checkup. As a wind and rain storm hits, he Alvin needs two canes to walk is forced to stop his rig and find and his doctor tells him that he shelter in his trailer. may soon have to use a walker or All of these situations Alvin a wheelchair to get around, which encounters are masterfully shot Alvin dismisses as malarkey. by the film's cinematographer, Alvin's lungs are also not well Freddie Francis. Although these due to a lifetime of smoking. The encounters with difficulty may be physician tells Alvin to stop seen as boring or trivial, Francis' smoking his beloved cigars. He camera brings the whole land- says he will but lights up the sec- scape into the scenes, making ond he leaves the office. Alvin's ritual seem all the more But the doctor visit opens daunting. Shots of the flat land, Alvin's mind to the fact that he is corn fields and meadows couldn't wasting away, that he doesn't be more beautiful and haunting. have much time left. He must They bring to the forefront the come to grips with his on mor- extreme conditions of Alvin's trek. tality. As he makes his way to his Alvin meets a wonderful group small town Iowa home, he says of characters along the way hello to his daughter Rose (Sissy each of them teaching him some- Spacek), who, despite a strange thing about life, while taking speech impediment which causes some wisdom from him as well. a lot of the town to think she is After just a few miles of his retarded, takes care of Alvin's journey, Alvin is camping and house with smart dignity. cooking wieners under the stars The phone rings. It is not good in a small field. Dorothy (Jane news. Alvin's brother Lyle (Harry Heitz), a teenage runaway, sees Dean Stanton), is very sick after Alvin's fire from the highway. suffering a stroke. She's been hitchhiking and is This news seems to energize tired. At first, she thinks Alvin is Alvin out of his funk. He and Lyle ridiculous to be travelling in such had a falling-out over a never- a way, but through their conversa- revealed problem 10 years ago, tion he gets her to think about and have not seen each other how her life has gone wrong and since. Alvin, overcome with emo- inspires her to seek out her fami- SEXY & SINFULI- A MUST if SEE!" HONEST, AN ENTICING LOOK COMPELLING, AT SINGLES IN REAL!" THE NINETIES' t it ak 17, 14100# vs BODY SHOTS It NOW PLAYING

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Perez to change the rules of the game score on or the goalie is unbeat- Daily senior stag Sri lox allowing for an arcade-style, no- able, you can tweak the meter to holds-barred game or a realistic solve the series' biggest complaint In its ninth installment, hock- hockey simulation. goalie inconsistency. ey's greatest effort is shining But aside from watching polyg- In previous installments, the brighter than ever, pioneering onal players celebrate goals, argu- goaltender would perform to his new ground in rocking body ing with refs or getting crushed on real-life counterpart on some checks, dramatic goals and adren- the glass by body checks, there are games Dominik Hasek of the aline-pumping excitement. new items to spice up the aging Buffalo Sabres would truly be No, not the San Jose Sharks, series. dominating, for instance but on but EA Sports "NHL 2000" video The most important new fea- the next game that same goalie game for the Sony Playstation and ture to breathe life into the fran chise is the goalie boost meters the PC CD-ROM. Screen shot toortesy of EA Sports For years, the video hockey that can be ,et before a game. If Game Review the game 11., been too easy to game has been the game to which make your alter-ego look like connection a game played over the hockey are pleased almost all sports video games are would allow 10 goals. Frankenstein. a 56k modem is just too choppy. judged, and it has built a reputa- Whether you A huge improvement in both Gaming over a local area network tion to convert even hockey haters Other new features include the GAME ability to knock someone's helmet versions is the altering of the or telephone lines is also support- and anti-sports computer geeks to love hockey or clock timer. Even if you select a ed. Facis play it. off with a hard check, button- mashing fights (simpler than pre- game with five-minute periods, New flaws, however, include This year's edition offers what don't understand the clock starts at 20:00, and injuries and suspensions that is expected: Updated rosters, vious games), career seasons "NHL 2000" it well, the game where you can manage a team drops at an accelerated pace. This happen too often and players that By EA Sports incredible graphics and detail, also allows for more realistic sta- don't leave the ice when you call awesome sound effects and hectic through drafts and free agency, For PC and Sony Playstation is fun and the overtime and instant replay rule tistics during a simulated season for a line change. Sony Playstation requires no extras. action that give the illusion of previous versions had goalies For those who don't already watching a game on the television options the NHL considered, the Minimum PC requirements: action and ani- Atlanta Thrashers expansion with 20 shutouts or the scoring own an NHL game for the Windows 95 or 98, Pentium 166 MHz or being at the arenas themselves. leader having 30 points for the Playstation, this would be a good with 3D acceleratoi, 70 MB tree And this game, as usual, rocks. mations of the team, faking out and hard check buttons. season. additiion. For PC owners with a space on hard drive. 32 MB RAM, 4x Whether you love hockey or don't For the PC version, Internet souped-up system two con- CD-ROM drive Tested on a Pentium understand it well, the game is players will And for PC owners, there is also an option to import a picture multiplayer gaining was offered in trollers and a 3dfx Voodoo graph- II 266 MHz with 96 MB RAM, 3Dfx fun and the action and animations "NHL 99." and this year's game ics card are essential it is a Voodoo 2 card. two Gravis Gamepad of the players will make anyone's make anyone's file with your face into the game and "become" a player on the ice. does improve in that aspect. must buy. Pro gamepads and a 24X CD-ROM jaw drop. jaw drop. However, the gamer will need a EA Sports has delivered anoth- drive. Also, there are plenty of options You need a good facial picture, however a slight shadow can cable modem or a very fast Net er gem. And it's a good bet that You don't 'Crazy' is funny but tedious don't believe Arrakeri American Heart want to read everything Association.- By Erika Coron this. Daily staff writer you feel. You want to read You know you are in for an your own ad unusual ride after Aunt Lucille Medicalmiracles utters, "Mama, I killed him," start With research And for just $22.22 this then you hear Nancy Sinatra's Rf I3T DE PRE SSION space could be yours. song "These Boots Are Made for Spartan Daily Walking" and you can pretty much http save OT Advertising confirm this character may have more than one loose "nut" upstairs. "Crazy in Alabama" is the kind of movie you can enjoy if you are not looking to be swept away by a sensational film. It is a light comedic drama with convincing acting you will have a few laughs but you probably won't be rushing back for more. "Crazy in Alabama" is the directing debut of Antonio Banderas and debut-screenwriter Photo courtesy. of Columbia Pic tut is Mark Childress, who adapted his Holmes Osborne and Melanie Griffith perform in "Crazy in Alabama." book for the film. tired of a husband who she pack her husband's head with her The time is 1965, and the South believes has kept her pregnant taking it everywhere she goes. is brewing with racial tension and at home to care for him. She She looks like a lean, tall 40- the Civil Rights Movement is hap- decides to get rid of him and go something Marilyn Monroe with pening. Also unfolding is Aunt after her dreams dreams of black hair and protruding, glisten- Lucille (Melanie Griffith), who has Hollywood. ing lips. just told her mother and nephew, As racial conflicts happen in The audience travels back and Peejoe, she has killed her husband the small Southern town, the film forth from Alabama to ride west and placed his head in plastic con- develops a serious side, with depth. with the rather "unstable" Lucille tainer to take with her on her trip The first scene, at the public and her adventures. to find stardom. swimming pool, turns out to be the Her brother Dove (David This would be a summer Peejoe catalyst for tensions between Morse), back in Alabama, is an (Lucas Black) would not forget. Sheriff Raymond (Noah introspective funeral home owner Two stories branch out from the Emmerich) and some unwelcomed who turns out to have more to him little Alabama town, one dealing visitors. than just cold bodies. with serious issues of justice and If you don't expect Aunt Black is oustanding as Lucille's injustice with a bit of light humor Lucille's character to have much nephew a boy with sharp, pierc- the other, about a woman who is depth, you won't be disappointed. ing eyes. She shines bright in her colorful This Alabaman brings authen- MOVIE outfits and bright lipstick. ticity to his narration throughout After she explains to Peejoe how the film. and why she did what she had to Rod Steiger steals the show as do, she takes off to Hollywood the judge in the courtroom scene "Crazy in Alabama" leaving behind seven children and where he seems to be making up Rated P0-13 (language, sexual situ- a dead husband. 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"Probably. has this (cancer), tioned at the far end. the coach made a mistake in not starting A split screen showed four him sooner." he said 'I'm not views of people as they pc.g.scti What impressed Ralston the most over through the scariest parts of the those two weeks was the spirit in Evans that going to let this house. enabled him to lead a battered team to vic- A few visitors said the Beach tory in enemy territory. Like the days when beat me.'" Street haunted house has Evans and his neighborhood friends painted Lee Evans improved over past years. their dreams on the street, he and his team- speaking about his son Brent "It was much better than the mates painted a new standard for the year before," said Enedelia Spartans those final games with teamwork. Preciado of Watsonville. "It scared "What you remember with him is his abil- Even though Evans always wanted to be the hell out of me." ity to get all 10 guys with him to play," competing on the field, he was classy in the . Jamie Antweiler, a high school Ralston said. role of backup quarterback. Garcia said. student from Santa Cruz, said her Garcia, who roomed with Evans for one "He always kept a very positive frame of favorite part of the Haunted year at SJSU, also recalled the team spirit mind and he was very helpful to me. He House was the body bags. Evans possessed he said. Evans was a people always had very supportive things to say to Although advertisements cau- person another reason why he would have me," Garcia said. tion that the attraction is not rec- made a great coach. Evans stayed in a positive mind state ommended for those under age 13, When Garcia was the quarterback at from the time he was diagnosed with cancer several smaller children accompa- Gilroy High School, he said he kept tabs on to the time he died, Lee Evans said. He nied their parents. the top quarterbacks in the Central Coast never complained one day. He held on to his Williams said the event is prob- Section. Evans, who guided the Eagles to a will to survive and he was uplifting to oth- ably not appropriate for small chil- CCS championship as a sophomore in 1986, ers. dren. *as on his list. Evans took his team to the "He taught me a lot about mortality, about "Its not for 6-year-old kids," playoffs in the next two seasons, and was dealing with life in general," Lee Evans said. said Ed Bretz, a Campbell resi- inducted into Oak Grove's football hall of "Even though he has this (cancer), he said dent who brought his 9-year-old fame. 'I'm not going to let this beat me.'" son Eddie to the haunted house. Eddie Bretz said he knows it's all for entertainment. Minority will be majority in 2000 Staab said Beach Street is the best fright attraction in northern LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gold Rush, according to state in California is how second- California. Half of California's popula- researchers who used popula- generation Latinos do eco- Ed Bretz disagreed, saying tion will be ethnic minorities tion projections from the nomically and educationally Gyro's World of Terror at the by next year, marking a mile- Census and the state over time," said Hans Santa Clara County Fairgrounds stone five years ahead of pre- Department of Finance. Johnson, a demographer for goes to greater lengths to scare vious Census Bureau esti- The U.S. Census Bureau the San Francisco-based visitors. mates. had predicted California Public Policy Institute of "World of Terror is serious shit," By 2000, no single ethnic would become a "majority California. "As Latinos said Bretz. group will comprise a majori- minority" state by 2005. become a bigger group, that The Beach Street haunted David Heller/Spartan Daily ty of the state's population, Hispanics, Asians, blacks becomes a bigger issue." house, currently in its fourth sea- While walking through a hallway in the Engineering Building, mechani- according to a report com- and American Indians will In 20 years, Hispanics will son, is open Thursday through cal engineering major Jeanett Wood glances up at the legs of facilities piled by the state library's make up half of the state's be 39 percent of the state's California Research Bureau population, with Hispanics population while Asians will Sunday nights until Halloween. worker Leroy Barnette as he repairs a broken hot It is owned by the Santa Cruz water valve. and scheduled for release this being the largest ethnic be 14 percent, blacks will Beach Boardwalk. week. group. By 2021, Hispanics decrease slightly to 6 percent, Guests received free, hot apple California's white popula- will make up about 40 per- and Americans Indians will cider and temporary tattoos. A tion will be 50 .percent next cent of the state's residenti. remain constant at less than mainland tarot-card reader.offered year the lowest since the 'One of the central issues 1 percent. services for an extra fee. 'Head injury kills athlete SAN JOSE (AP) A 15- ming into another player dur- year-old high school football ing a junior varsity game, player died three days after said Maureen Davidson, to Behar injuring in his heed in a colli- spokeswoman for the San How ruin the moment #28 sion with another player and Jose Unified School District. ;Oontinued from pg 1 a month after he had a con- He suffered a blood clot on - cussion in another game. the brain and had been hospi- Arnica, the book gave the reader Hospital officials listed talized since then. øn inside look of the cyclical Joseph Barajas' cause of It was the second time in ;struggle Esperenza lead with death as "traumatic brain four weeks that Barajas, who lioverty, domestic abuse and the injury." played linebacker and guard, "I'D LOVE TO HELP YOU ’role women have in the Latino Unties, a sophomore at was injured on the field. A .eulture. San Jose's Pioneer High concussion sidelined him for According to Barbara Pollard, School, collapsed on the side- weeks until he was cleared by CRAM FOR YOUR a social science major, "A lines Saturday after slam- a doctor to resume playing. Translated Woman" is unique :because the author and her expe- HUMAN SEXUALITY QUIZ, rience become an important part of the book and the message it is trying to convey. BUT I'M GOING BACK "I thought the book was excel- lent and engaging. It gave me insight into what Ruth was GRE thinking because she became TO MY ROOM emotionally involved even STRATEGY COURSE though she was the social scien- tist," Pollard said. TO CHECK MY EMAIL." Lois Helmbold coordinator of Unique Strategies the women's studies department introduced Behar's book to her $350 woman's studies class, Women and People of Color. Helmbold said, through the years, she has Oct. 23, 25, 27, 30 noticed that students have a Nov. 6, 13 reaction to the book. 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Alexander In the Akerordet, San SJSU Francisco Don midfielder, tries Trentbeo to keep Spartan midfielder Jacob Kurey from Dons advancing down- Volleyball field early in the Notebook game. The Spartans eventu- a loss ally lost 3-2 in By Clarissa Aljentera overtime. Sideline warriors Dully stuff writer kind of pressure than trying to By Jason Stull win games. It's for working for A strong first-half start and two Daily staff writer next year to be able to get time." goals by Amin Kebreab were not Walk-on players do not have enough as the Spartans lost in For December Dodson, the job security enjoyed by overtime Wednesday night. Michelle Brazil and Bethany recruits such as Gallop, Sarkees The San Jose State men's soccer Fowles, practices and sidelines and Christina Lukens. team battled it out at Spartan are where the action is for "Most of them are here from Stadium against the University now. year one as freshman," Choate San Francisco Dons. As walk-on prospects for the said. "While they don't usually The outcome was a 3-2 overtime San Jose State University get cut from the team, it has loss. women's volleyball team, the been my experience that a lot of "A lot of credit goes to the Dons," trio are officially part of the the time these players lose said Ron Smare, the Spartans team, but rarely if ever see something for the game in their assistant coach. "They played a playing time. later seasons and leave the hard and intense game." Whereas most of the team team on their own." The Spartan attack started off was actively recruited for their Choate stressed that he with a Kebreab goal in the 40th skills directly out of high school, doesn't see any problems with minute in the first half, off assists walk-ons literally walked into the current crop of walk-one. from teammates Carter practice with hopes of trying Given that the recruits gen- Hernandez and Lars Lyssand. out and being chosen for the erally receive scholarships and Leading 1-0 at the start of the team. more playing time than the second half, the Spartans capital- Chris Copora / "These players add enthusi- walk-on players, a cohesive ized on another Kebreab scoring Spartan Daily asm and make practice better," bond between the whole team opportunity. head coach Craig Choate said. remains. He managed to bury the ball Even the big-time team-lead- "At the start of the season, again with a shot to the bottom left ing players appreciate the there may have been some kind corner. efforts of walk-on players. of division, but I hope it's gone Kebreab, who has had three "They push us in practice," by now," Sarkees said. goals in the past three games, likes beat him with a quick shot. with the diving save. entire game. Nobody gave up. They senior middle blacker Joslynn All three walk-one are fresh- his recent success, but would San Francisco didn't stop there. "They had good goals. One even played 100 percent the entire Gallop said. "The walk-ons give men this season. rather walk away with a Several minutes later the game went through my leg," Vega said. time," Smare said. us great support. When we "As a freshman, you're going "In a good way it's nice to score was tied after a Akerordet shot into Vega had five saves for the "Sometimes the breaks don't go leave (for an away match) they to feel a little weird," Brazil a goal, but it is great to come out the net. evening and Dons' goalie Scott our way" are there to wish us luck. When said. "But it's not like we're with the victory," said Kebreab, Akerordet was assisted by Per Spaulding had nine. The Spartans are now 5-7-2 in we come back they congratulate made to stand in the corner or who has had three goals in the last Christian Larsen to tie the game. The winning goal was shot by overall play. us. They add a lot to the game." run around and pick up the two games. With four minutes remaining in the Don that started his team's In other soccer news: Spartan For the walk-ons, playing for balls." The Dons countered the the game, neither side was able to scoring. Torgersen was able to hit a freshman Isaias Bardales was the team isn't all positive. Spartan attack with a goal in the put any more shots on goal. shot that fell into the back of the named Western Athletic Walk-one come to the team 73rd minute of the game. The Dons' second half goals did- net with four minutes remaining in Conference soccer player of the knowing that playing time is Refocusing Moten Torgerson, off an assist n't come easily. the first overtime. week,with a hat trick against not for them, especially right from Alexander Akerordet, hit the Vega put up a good effort by Despite the loss, the Spartans Drury and an assist against Tulsa. away, but if they work hard, After suffering just their sec- ball deep into the net, to start his leaping into the air and punching outshot their opponents by seven. Molly Cowell, forward on the they can earn playing time, ond loss of the season Tuesday, team's comeback. the ball with his fist, protecting the SJSU took a total of 23 shots and SJSU women's soccer team was Choate said. the Spartans tightened up a bit Thrgerson went one-on-one with goal. the Dons had 16. named to "Soccer American" maga- Because the team is allowed during Wednesday's practice. Spartan goalie Gilbert Vega and Other times Vega was there "Our boys played hard the zine's women's team of the week. to take only 12 players out of a "I think it may have been our 15-member roster on the road, best practice all season," the walk-one an. always left Sarkees said. behind when the rest. of the "We're ready to rededicate WAVE team travels. ourselves to having the season "Traveling bonds the team. we want to have," said Gary HELLO There are little inside jokes that Mano, assistant coach. "They happen on the road that we worked hard today in practice. start saying when we get back," Afterward, we talked about our Than setter Michelle Sarkees said. goals for the rest of the season." rs; J "The walk-on players miss out Goals include finishing with entirely new it tifillii\i 1 voi 0 I on that, but I think of them just 25 wins and going "deep" into audience! like any other member of the the post-season, according to team." Mario. Even with such dim "There's only six weeks left. Advertise in the prospects for playing this sea- We need to focus on volleyball, son, the enthusiasm for volley- both on and off the court," Mano Spartan to ball is not diminished. The pos- said. sibility of seeing playing time in The talk after Wednesday's reach studerrt6 all future seasons fires them up. practice involved discipline, aGrO55 carpus. "It makes you play harder in specifically concentrating on practice," Dodson said. 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