Volume 112, No. 9 February 9, 19997 DAILY One Washington Square SDAILYCa5jmc.sjsu.edu San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Burger Rear King -ended opens By Leah Bower Senior Ste'Writer Students began grabbing Whoppers on campus Monday, after Burger King opened in San Jose State University's Marketplace Cafe. SJSU human resources major Luis Figueroa, who was getting dinner at Burger King, said the new fast-food restaurant was a nice addition to the university, because it offers more options. "It gives you a chance to eat something other than DC (dining commons) food," Figueroa said. Jerry Mimnaugh, executive director of Spartfm Shops, Inc., said the Burger King opening was a continuation of a variety of new food operations, including Sbarro, Noodle Bowl and Sushi Sushi, in the last 12 months. Associated Students President Heather Cook said the decision to open a franchised burger joint stenuned from a campus survey. The campus-wide study was conducted during the research gathering phase of the retail mas- ter plan and was interpreted by an independent company from Los Angeles, according to Mimnaugh. "Burger King was one of the top picks," Cook said. "We are giv- ing them (students) what they want." According to Mimnaugh, stu- dent response to the new eatery appeared to be good, but they Sean Penello/Spartdo Daily haven't had time to evaluate cus- Paramedics assist an unidentified woman involved in an auto accident near cam- occurred atter the woman rear-ended a San Jose State tomer satisfaction. University student's car. The "we ere focusing on the opera- pus Monday. She drove her car head-on into a pole at 11th and San Carlos streets, woman was taken to an area hospital, and information regarding the extent of the tion," Mimnaugh said. "We have according to Officer Johnson of the San Jose Police Department. The collision woman's iniunes was unavailable at press time. Both cars required towing. not had time to talk to customers yet." Bookstore thefts require cautious action Student receives By Don S. Perez StaiffWriter medical attention Fifteen minutes into her visit at Spartan bookstore Wednesday StaffReport His friend was in the Express morning, Stacie Haro had a bad Shop, next to the bookstore in the feeling about her backpack and Student Union, where he had how vulnerable it was lying on the A 21-year-old Allen Hall resi- requested medical assistance, floor between the copying dent was taken by ambulance to according to Sgt. John Laws of the machines and the east side cubi- the San Jose Medical Center University Police Department. cles. Hospital Monday night, after "We show up and make sure When she finished buying the telling paramedics he felt numb- the individual is safe, and we wait folder she needed for a class and ness in his hands. for fire (department crews) and returned to her backpack, Haro Oliver Newell, a classmate of the paramedics to arrive," Law noticed several papers were jut- the afflicted San Jose State said. ting out of it and her expensive University student, said his UPD closed the Express Shop, calculator, which had been stick- friend had been suffering from while the paramedics and the San ing out of a pocket on the bag, was flu-like symptoms all week. Jose Fire Department personnel missing. "I went to order our food from provided assistance to the ill stu- 'While I was shopping in the Burger King while he went to the dent. bookstore, I thought to myself bathroom," Newell said. "We were The student's identity was how easy it would be to sneak off supposed to go to class, but he unavailable for this report. with my stuff, and what do you never came back." know," Haro said. According to Haro, she was told by bookstore employee Brandon Hate e-mailer found guilty Matthew that a surveillance cam- LOS ANGELES (AP) A col- pending sentencing era apparently caught only a lege student pleaded guilty Quon, a Chinese-American, vague glance of an individual in Monday to federal civil rights said outside court that he the vicinity of Haro's backpack, charges that he e-mailed hate 'snapped" and sent the messages but the camera's angle was messages to dozens of Hispanics in March because he couldn't blocked by the copier machine around the country. stand the pressures of being "a that sits next to the cubicles. Soren HetronnalSpartan Daily Kingrnan Quon, 22, of Corona high-achieving college student." The account of the videotape Jas Gil retrieves his backpack atter shopping in the Spartan Bookstore Monday afternoon. Gil doesn't pleaded guilty in federal court to He is a marketing major at catching a glimpse of the suspect keep anything important in his backpack and is not worried about thett in the bookstore. seven misdemeanor counts of California State Polytechnic is disputed, however, by the report interfering with federally protect- University, Pomona. filed by the University Police ed activities. Quon sent the same racially Department. According to UPD "Spartan Bookstore is not respon- her bag, it only invited someone to thief)," Haro said. Specifically, he was accused of derogatory e-mail, which included Sgt. Dan Accardo, the police sible for unattended items left in take advantage of the situation." "Their customer service people threatening to use force against phrases such as "kill all wet- report stated there were no sus- this area." Although, a similar Bookstore Director Court did take responsibility for the his victims with the intent to backs," to 42 professors at pects identified, and nothing was sign is not posted near the cubi- Warren also said the reimburse- incident, and I'm grateful, but I intimidate or interfere with them California State University, Los unusual in the video. The case is cles where Haro left her back- ment was in the best interest of still think they need to improve because of their national origin or Angeles and 25 students at still open and officers may give pack. the customer serviCe department. on their customer services." ethnic background. Massachusetts Institute of the tape another look, Accardo The next day however, the "We don't typically reimburse Theft has not been a major It was only the second federal Technology. said. bookstore reimbursed Haro with a people, and we have stringent incident at the bookstore this civil rights prosecution involving "The only reason you people Both Spartan Bookstore and $94.99 TI 83 calculator, similar to security watching the backpack semester, according to Martinez. e-mailed threats. are in state colleges is because of the UPD could do little for Haro the one she had lost. areas, but there were extraneous He said only one other incident Quon could face up to seven affirmative action," the message other than take a report of the "We replaced her calculator circumstances around this inci- happened this semester a years in prison and nearly read. incident because of the lack of evi- based on her whole plea," said dent the copier machine and Spartan Bookstore plastic bag, $700,000 in fines when he is sen- One copy went to dence on the tape. In addition, David Martinez, sales floor man- people blocking the camera's containing small items, was taken tenced on April 26. Assemblywoman Gloria Romero, book- Haro did not have the serial num- ager for Spartan Bookstore. "It view," he said. from the tent outside the He is expected to receive a two- D-Alhambra, a former Cal State ber of her calculator, in case they was the right thing for us to do. Still, Haro was unhappy over store and three backpacks were and-a-half year sentence under a psychology professor. stolen last semester. caught the suspect. During the first two weeks there's the incident. plea bargain. Outside of court Monday, Quon A sign in the bookstore, located a lot of people moving in and out, "I never thought to get the ser- He said all items were replaced Quon, who was charged in apologized for the messages bookstore. and above the cubbyholes on the south and some will have an intent. ial number on a calculator, so they by the January, remains free on bail asked the victims to forgive him. entrance of the building, states With a calculator sticking out of can't do anything to (the apparent See Bookstore, page 3

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....-..ara.=11mm.E.m..0 Page 2 FORUM I uesday. February 9, 1999 Boring, monotonous Barbaric crimes C Carsaltasi sNsioicars sic wwwecizizeiL_ caces;a5 co-% against Afghan traffic court a waste of time for offenders women repugnant k ;17 sun does indeed rise before 10 a.m. on Imagine your fingernails being completely ' ' . The scrapped off for the crime of wearing nail pot weekends. While this may seem obvious to .sh, or being beaten with a stick for clicking many, it is a very disturbing discovery for me your heels as you walked. and if it wasn't for traffic school I might still be liv- In Afghanistan, women are being shot to death ing in my happy, albeit, naive world. for not covering their faces in public. Traffic school is where people like me go when It may sound like something out of Nazi they get a ticket so their insurance rates don't go Germany in 1935 but actually these atrocities are up. It usually consists of a monotone teacher, a occurring today in Afghanistan. high school or junior college classroom and eight The voices of to ill tons of desperate women have hours of the most uninteresting, useless informa- been crying out for atten- tion that can ever be given tion for more than two from one person to anoth- years now. er. In September of 1996 This is my second time the ultraconservative attending traffic school. group called the Taliban despite vowing that I took over Afghanistan would never return after and enforced a strict set my first experience.

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jEREMIAN OSHAN STAFF WRITER In retrospect, attending traffic school for the of rules claiming it was a part of Islamic law. Negative male stereotypes denounced by reality first time was not all that bad. About half the peo- From the day they took over the already war-torn ple in attendance were between the ages of 16 and teacher was far more country, music, television, kite flying and even No.2 All women 21, and the concerned with not, men. I have scored Myth teaching everyone how not to get a ticket than how laughing in public were banned. Fearanother victory for our side MR. want a career, just like a man. Nevis reports, articles and documentaries have to drive correctly. in 'Family Feud's: Battle of Try again. recent experience shown the world the uncivilized way the Taliban amusing that women This most was not nearly as the Sexes." BAD I find it interesting. treats the women in Afghanistan. Reports of the who are seeking a "career," Monday, my wife, Debi, and I It is not only that a whole Saturday was wasted Taliban invading homes, raping and killing were at the ultrasound appoint- EXAMPLE often look down their collective women has captured the interests of Amnesty who are per- or that I had to be there for eight hours, but it was ment for the baby we're expecting noses at women and teacher who International and The National Organization for content staying home and the people made this experience in July, and the doctor gave me fectly so very excruciating. Women (NOW). the news I'd dreamed about it's Aaron Williams raising their family. Under their regime, women are physically realities didn't Part of the problem was that the most exciting a boy. If economic was finished restricted to their homes, and they are not dictate my wife must work, she part of the day within the first hour While I wouldn't have been of class. You know, the part where everyone says allowed to attend school or work. disappointed with a little girl, I and I would be content for If they do leave their homes, they must be her to stay at home and have a steaming plate of their name, profession and why they are there. must say I am ecstatic to bring another man into the Not surprisingly, an overwhelming accompanied by a close male relative and be heav- world. The joy of another son was compounded as I chocolate chip cookies waiting for Brady when he got majority was there to clear up speeding was ily veiled. According to Taliban rules, the veils Daily. As I home from school. tickets. There read the Forum page of Monday's Spartan the occasional "illegal left turner" and the "cross- should cover a woman from head to toe. The small read what was jokingly referred to during Sunday's It reeks of "Leave it to Beaver," but it is a far better opening for the eyes is even covered with a shear Many societal ills ing the double liner," but the vast majority of us production as the "Estrogen page," I had to cringe. alternative than a latch-key kid. there because we material making vision very difficult. drug use, teen pregnancy are indirect were decided to ignore a traffic Now, before I have every card-carrying member of crime, teen sign with numbers and an MPH under it. These women are being denied their most fun- the National Organization for Women (NOW) beating byproducts of a profound lack of parental presence damental rights, including the rights of associa- Although my reason for being there was similar down my door, or every man-hater calling for my tes- during a child's formative years. to tion, freedom of expression, employment and are women who think chasing that of my fellow non-law-abiding citizens, it ticles in a formaldehyde-filled jar, I must preface the I can't believe there was actually very unique. I was health. a career is the most noble thing she can do. Is it me, or the only person rest of my remarks by saying I agree with some of the there who got their ticket while test-driving a car Healthcare is practically nonexistent for estrogen-laced rhetoric on Monday's Forum page. is there a bra-full of contradiction with a woman seek- women in Afghanistan. The Taliban does not about men putting a career which made my presence there all the more frus- I agree more needs to be done in the way of breast ing what they despise trating. After taking a allow females to visit male doctors, and with no pay is deserved above everything else? friend's 1988 Volkswagen cancer research, just as I agree equal Golf off the freeway, onto a desolate women in the work force there aren't any female for equal work. *Myth No.3 Men just want to sew their wild oats backroads doctors to care for them. themselves in anywhere they can. area of Gilroy, I sped up to about 55 mph. There I agree women need to stop viewing were no people, bikes or cars Having left the country when I was 2 years old, comparison to the "heroin-chic" models gracing the Three strikes, the other side to steal. around or so I I don't remember much but my parents tell me pages of "Vogue" and "Elle." I agree there is gender If I remember correctly, it took both my wife and I thought. Afghanistan wasn't this way while they were inequity. to conceive our children. That means the old cliche, "It All of sudden, I saw one of California's finest sit- growing up. Afghan women were more prominent takes two to tango" still holds true. ting on the side of the road. I slowed down, but it I consider myself to be a '90s man, I am sensitive to during the 60s and 70s. the needs of the women in my life. Holding any one person responsible for any preg- was too late. The highway patrolman said, " You Illy mother has a master's degree in economics. So, I had to nancy is not only ludicrous, but irresponsible. should not be driving in a populated area like this. However, I am still Mr. Bad Example. A kid could run out into the street." Never mind. As a juvenile attorney, my youngest aunt remem- chuckle at the naivete and hypocrisy of some of the Men, as well as women, have an obligation to them- bers the day when women made up 50 percent of there were no kids around. Anyway... broad generalizations spewed forth Monday. selves, their partner and society to make sure unwant- the university student populations and 40 percent of ed pregnancies are prevented. Once the introductions were taken care of, So, without further ado, let's play "The Feud." day went quickly downhill. the civilian government workforce. *Generalization No.1 Men aren't good care- Singling out men for siring multiple children is I feel I should be doing more to help the coun- almost as bad as the government increasing welfare The instructor put us into four groups in which givers. we were supposed collectively answer all the try that I'm from. I've tried to help by writing let- Survey says, WRONG. payments to women who "pump out units every nine to ters to Amnesty International, the United Mom. It is months for a little extra cash." After all, if we don't questions in a booklet. For the past 18 months, I have been Mr. The booklet such brain teasing Nations and even to President Clinton, concern- a role that I accept and relish. have a place to put our "dumb sticks" there isn't an consisted of ing the injustices toward the women of questions such as,"What is the shortest time it haK I work nights, while going to school, and I take care unwanted pregnancy, only a mess. are Afghanistan. It's just not enough though. agree most men are greedy, egotistical, self-cen- ever talcen you to get to your destination?" (You of Brady, my son, during the days while Debi is work- I school): The feeling of inadequacy still remains in my ing. It's not exactly the life path I thought I would tered and chauvinistic sons-of-bitches, but I fail to see supposed to pick a destination like work or heart. The Afghan community in the Bay Area bringing men down a peg will make this world a The point of the questions is to make all of us non-: travel when they had me fill out that "'What do you how speeding does. has been squirming for attention about these want to be when you grow up" survey in high school, better place. Women raising themselves above men law-abiding citizens realize that issues for more than two years now. but the precious moments I have been able to spend won't help either. We all know that absolute power very little good. We are embarking on the 21st century, but we with Brady will be a treasure in my heart forever. corrupts absolutely. OK, I realized that I should not have been: still haven't opened our eyes to the mass genocide We have been to baseball games, gone and hit a Either way, it doesn't matter to me. We can work speeding, but I have to believe there is a more pro, happening in Afghanistan. Does the situation in bucket of golf balls, and right now, Tm teaching him to together to make things better for my children or we ductive way of proving that to me. Afghanistan have to turn into another Holocaust throw a football. I confess, there are some things that can play 'The Feud." So, speeding only creates more problems, but for the United States and the world to notice? I'm not maternally qualified to do, but I must say I couldn't they have saved me the trouble by just: have done my share to raise a respectful, loving little Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily production editor. giving me Saturday school. Kalinin Karen' is a Spartan Daily staff writer boy. lir Bad Example-appears every Tuesday. Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily sports editor: 'Prophecies" appears every Tuesday, Today Room, Student Union. For more Student Union Arnpitheatre. 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Published opinions and advertisements do not neces- sarily reflect the V1PWS of tin, Spartan Daily, the School nf Journalism and Mass roninumications or S.ISlf Never Ronal 4 4, 414 1.119 409 42 4 3291 Adeverthiag 409 924 3270 SPARTAN Dia.t Miff ad.A ,ho owl tn,1 1111 Panorlic paid at Asa Jose Mail mbrieriptlikliMM011kiek k b.". P. 0'7140.1 11.11 ,n I 0.1re. hAnger ihn Spartan Daily Ran Jaw Alma Ilrawarkity On. W91.40411242442.94,0 Sim asp CA 9611141119 Tuesday, February 9, 1999 NEWS Page 3 Prosecution closes case against Clinton Bookstore: pilfering WASHINGTON (AP) Urging that have been brought against chief prosecutor, wrote Senate must vote to convict Clinton to Continued from page 1 attendant at the information desk senators, "Don't be fooled by the him. ... He must not be removed leaders. Blumenthal has denied remove him for office. Students however, have their did not see the theft. president's excuses: House prose- from office." giving false testimony. The president was out of the doubts about leaving items She added that the coin-oper- cutors today brought their The prosecutors argued in their Senators seemed committed to country for the funeral of Jordan's behind in the cubicles. ated lockers are located in an out- impeachment case to a close with closing arguments that the evi- ending the trial this week. King Hussein, accompanied by "I don't think my stuff is safe of-the-way place, and also ques- a final plea that President Clinton dence supported the charges of Sensenbrenner said Clinton two senators who normally would in those cubicles," Justin tions the bookstore's policy of be removed from office. The chief obstruction of justice and perjury alone was Greenlee, political science mejor, attendants watching over person- responsible for instigat- have been at the trial Patrick al property. White House lawyer accused law- lodged against Clinton and that ing only the second presidential Leahy, D-Vt., and Ted Stevens, R- said. "Nobody looks like they're makers of hurting the country by failure to watching the backpacks but it's "Nobody knows that you can do remove him from office impeachment in American histo- Alaska. that," she said. "There's no sign or "vaulting to win too much." would harm the institution of the ry. The Wisconsin Republican said "I was so been the same case at every other tired of that trial," college campus I've attended." display saying you can leave your White House Counsel Charles presidency. that while Clinton had apologized Leahy conceded. He predicted the Ruff Jennifer Cruz, a business stuff with their attendants." said "we know the pain the "If the president does not suffer for his affair with Ms. Lewinsky, articles of impeachment would Warren disputes Haro's claim. president has caused" America major, was a bit more opitimistic the legal and constitutional conse- his apologies had been "carefully come Thursday and senators about bookstore security. "It's not a secret because we get with his effort to conceal his affair quences of his actions, the impact crafted for the president to contin- could use Friday to debate alter- people all the time leaving stuff with "I feel my stuff is safe...some- Monica Lewinsky. But he of allowing the president to stand ue to evade and, yes, avoid respon- nate punishments. times. As long as I have my wal- with our attendants. They ask us urged senators to conclude that above the law will be felt for gen- sibility for his deceiving the Democratic leader Tom let, it's OK," Cruz said. to hold their computers, (and) Clinton's transgressions didn't erations to come," Rep. F. James courts." Daschle estimated today that a Martinez added if students are other valuables." rise to the level of impeachable Sensenbrenner argued. "The truth is still the truth and follow7up resolution to censure worried about their belongings, There is no one staffing the offenses as the House charged. It was the prosecutors' last a lie is still a lie, and the rule of Clinton would need support from the bookstore offers coin-operated backpack check desk because peo- "You have heard the managers' chance to sway a Senate seeming- law should apply to everyone." about 20 Republicans to clear an lockers downstairs in the Student ple rarely used the service accord- vision.... But I believe their vision ly on track to acquit the president Sensenbrenner argued, expected GOP filibuster. Cente. For students that still ing to Warren. to be too dark, a vision too little on the two articles of impeach- "Senators, don't be fooled by Daschle said of the censure don't feel comfortable with leav- "It was a waste of manpower to attuned to the needs of the people, ment passed by the House last the president's excuses and spin effort that could follow votes on ing their belongings in lockers, have two employees (information too little sensitive to the needs of December. control," he pleaded. "For the sake the articles of impeachment this they can ask the attendants at and bookcheck) practically doing our democracy," Ruff argued in his After today's closing argu- of our country and for future gen- week, "We're trying to make a his- the register to put their valuables both jobs 10 fet from each other. It most direct attack on the 13 ments, senators were to begin erations, please find the president under the desk and watch over is true, however, that the policy is toric statement of record" on not posted," Republican House lawmakers deliberating the charges most guilty of perjury and obstruction Clinton's conduct. them. he said. who have prosecuted Clinton. likely behind According to Martinez, the Still, even though she has been closed doors and of justice when you cast your Most Republicans are expected reimbursed, Haro hopes to The presidential lawyer said vote by week's end. Republicans votes." to vote for the impeachment arti- bookstore will be undergoing ren- ovations within a year and dome- encounter the suspect, even if it's the House impeachment case was concede they are far short of the But the odds were firmly cles, but if those votes fail as a long shot. "more focused on retribution, 67 votes needed to remove Clinton style panning cameras will be against the prosecutors, and some expected many of the GOP sen- installed. "If I ever ran into this person more designed to achieve partisan from office. Democrats suggested that the ators feel that a follow-up vote to with my calculator, I'd say, 'Oh, I ends" than on Haro, however, has doubts the high standards House prosecutors made one vote on the perjury charge might censure would be too little punish- about the bookstore's current had a similar calculator. Hope the Founding Fathers had set for last effort to extend the trial this not even attract a majority. ment and a bad constitutional state of security, noting that the you really needed it,' " she said. removing a president from office. afternoon, asking Senate leaders Two-thirds, or 67 senators, precedent. In his final words, Ruff appealed to issue subpoenas for two to the memory of the Founding reporters and a third person who Fathers and to future generations have challenged the sworn testi- who will look back on the mony of VVhite House aide Sidney impeachment proceedings for Blumenthal in the impeachment THIS YEAR A LOT OF COLLEGE guidance. case. CALLING ALL He then reit,erated the phrase "This new evidence indicates SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATING he began the defense with a that Sidney Blumenthal may COMPUTER GAMERS! month ago: "William Jefferson have testified falsely before the INTO DEBT. Clinton is not guilty of the charges Senate," Rep. Henry Hyde, the 101. 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7:30 pm SJSU International House 360 S. llth Street SCHOOL OF LAW (between San Carlos & San Salvador) s36 Misoon Street, San Francisco, CA 94105,2968 - Page 4 SPORTS Tuesday, February 9, 1999 Seniors rise over Pacific Learning to stand Spartans swam against two packs zapped back and forth in the By Ryan McCrossin of Tigers. SJSU took first and sec- water to complete season's bests Shoff Writer ond place to win the overall relay. in the 500 free(4:57.18) and 100 The first place team consisting of breaststroke(1:06.99). Pablo Morales stood like a god Mai Nguyen, Carlsson, Michelle "A tremendous final meet froni atop Mount Olympus with his Mowry and Jackie Castellano a fantastic swimmer," said long arms reaching over the pool sped to a time of 1:50.09. Pacific's Morales of Carlsson's perfor- and fanning in whichever direc- best time was 1:56.18. mance. tion his swimmers went while Brooks followed with a season The last event was the 200- yelling "Go, Go." best in the 1,000-freestyle freestyle relay. Castellano, Anna His antics payed off as the (10:58.80), taking second place. Ballentine, Veronica Gunn and Spartan women's swim team beat "I made a goal for myself to go Nicole Paskvan swam for the University of Pacific 115-84 under 11 minutes, so I'm happy," Spartans. The swimmers' desire Friday in the team's final dual Brooks said. and cheers from fans crowding at meet of the season. Natalie Phillips and Cherisse the pool's edge propelled the The emotional turbines churn- Hughes brought Pacific to within Spartans, but the Tigers emerged ing within five seniors swimming striking distance following strong victorious in the tight race. Pacific in the final dual meet of their swims in the 200-freestyle. After finished with a time of 1:39.59. to careers was another force behind three events the Spartans led 31- the Spartans' 1:39.61. the Spartans' victory. Before the 24. "We weren't giving up and let- meet, seniors Suzy Broolcs, Elin Then, the Spartans turned on ting them take it by a lot," said Carlsson, Allison Jensen, Vivian their jets. Mowry took first in the Pacific's Carie Bertrand about the Lau and Tara Phillips were hon- 50-freestyle with a time of 24.43. meet. ored with special introductions First and second places in the 200 Staying submerged in the vic- and well-wishes topped with flow- individual medley were earned by torious pool after the meet, the ers, candy and blue and yellow Gretchen Cook(2:10.45) and Spartans swam back and forth as balloons. Michelle Nguyen(2:14.35), boost- if they were doing victory laps. Dal Sugano/Spartan Dail% The festivities ended, but the ing the Spartans to a 58-35 lead. "It was a beautiful day," said within reach when senior Vivian Lau. Gymnast Stacy Martin trains with a handstand emotions carried on throughout Pacific kept machine, a training apparatus for the uneven bars, the day with fans' cheers and the Natalie Phillips beat out Gretchen The Spartan women plunge Monday at the Spartan Center Complex. The SJSU Women's Gymnastic team will compete Friday swimmers' intensity. The first Cook in the 100-fly. But, the back into the pool in three weeks against California State University Fullerton at SJSU. event was the 200-medley relay Spartans finished first in four of at the Western Athletic race where two groups of the next five events. Carlsson Conference championships.

There's a whole world out there! Upset highlights first round of Sybase Explore it with Contiki- SAN JOSE (AP) The days of confidence to hit the shots you After good showings in minor e #1 tour for 18-35 year olds doubt are over for Paul Goldstein. lcnow you can hit," he said. "I tournaments, his confidence was Wide, After a big upset win at the think it's been a gradual develop- boosted even more as he got his Australian Open, the former ment of confidence." first win over a Top 10 player at Stanford player has the confi- Defending champion Andre the Australian Open. I mndint $282 dence to come back against high- Agassi, who celebrated his return "Being in the locker room er-ranked players. to top-echelon tennis last year toward the end of the week was a ,, THIS VALENTINE'S DAY ESCAPE To THE BILTMORE That's exactly what he did with a victory at the Sybase Open, feeling of belonging," said ig$ Paris $289 Monday in the first round of the faced Todd Woodbridge Monday Goldstein, who has improved his ROWlE 1'01.1 VALENTIN( A ill ILI Witt, ( $325,000 Sybase Open, rallying night in a first-round match. ranking to 124th in the world. yit /it a 9, , ?iirohlear,4). 4ri:ere Madrid $330 for a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 win over Carlos Pete Sampas, returning to ten- "There's more a feeling that I Deluxe Two Room Simr In Addition to Cupid's Package Euly atAkin Lite theLk.Out A Romantic Candle Light Dinner In Our Costa of Spain. nis after a 10-week break that belong out there, and having the Monugue's Cafe Rome $330 Goldstein, who as shots I know I Chilled Bottle of Cluorpagne Menu Includes Choice a qualifier was the longest since his junior confidence to hit Of Filet Mignon. Salmon, Chicken i .111.N ?Remake Glasim tklor Breakfast br 2 aro Round inp and subjeo ,liantn. upset eighth-seeded Greg year in high school, is scheduled can hit." Florentine or Mushroom Rawl' Restocnons apply Taxes not included Rusedski to reach the third round to take on Galo Blanco of Spain in Against the 80th-ranked linshcsS Chocolat Han Live Jazz from 6pm-9pm of last month's Australian Open, his first-round match Tuesday Costa, he survived 14 aces was within two points of trailing night. including five in the third set. NEETravel only $1999P.,,,, C1EE: Council ow loternatioaal by a set and two games against Sampras is the tournament's Goldstein said he doesn't try to Educational Exchange Costa. top seed. hit as hard as players such as But he came back to win the Goldstein, a native of Sampras, Rusedski or Costa, but 408-295-8886 second set, getting the decisive Rockville, Md., who last spring tries to keep them off balance PS I LTMORF HOTEL & SUITES or 650-325-3888 break in a game that lasted played on his fourth NCAA cham- with a mixture of shots. Umvavity Are. Sude C klu. CA WWI through five deuces, and broke pionship team at Stanford and "By necessity, I'm not going to FOR REsERYAnONs CAu. 1-800-255-9925 seu VIJr../ Based on Anolabihry fink Adman] egensni $89 46 how canatIsnon polio Costa twice in the final set for the graduated with a degree in hit every serve that hard," he 21S1 Laurelwood Rod Santa Clara. CA 95054 4084118-8411 www hotelbiltmore com victory. human biology, won a set off said. 'There aren't going to be wt./.4.counci t travel . con+ 'Even though you may be down Sampras in the second round of many guys who serve slower than in the second set. you have the last year's U.S. Open. me." The College of Applied Sciences and Arts $21,250 in Scholarships!! Alumni Association for SJSU Students is accepting applications for its S U 1998-1999 scholarship program. t i . Now seeking applicants . rer . for tha . SY'IJ TWO schciarships to each College . . and one to the Nine scholarships, $500 each, of Library and Infccrnation Saence Sr-% : Alumni Association : Schcol aailartatkia : Deans' Scholarships : (17) $1250 Scholarships will be presented at the Dean's 10. Nb awards reception on May 3, 1999. to: Ata.. SOpen Undergraduates $ Requirements for consideration: Requirements: Graduate Students 3 5 Overall GPA in mai. or * Minimum GPA of 3.0 within your major and overall at SJSU Itt-Ni.ttdess mx.it, adll 30 Overall GPA & Involvement in community service * Not be graduating in Spring 1999 or your department *Aran Jose State University dean s offim for an application * Majoring in: DEADLINE March 1. 19'99 ASSOCIATION Administration of Justice Health Science $2,500 - $5,000 Hospitality management SCHOLARSHIPS Human Performance Journalism & Mass Communications Now seeking scholarship applicants Nursing Nutrition & Food Science Robert and Ellen Baron Occupational Therapy Student Leadership Award Recreation & Leisure Studies OPEN TO: Undergraduate students vs ith at least 50 units completed as ol January 31,1999 For more information Graduate Students call the College of Applied Sciences and Arts at (408)924-2900 or pick up an application in your department office. 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VP> ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, FebruMqi 999 Integrity, intensity power band's style

Editor's Note.- Here's a brief history of Sunny Day S.D.R.E. Real Estate. Now that the band has decided to tour Discography in California, you should start hearing more about it.

By Jarnes S. Gunsalus Correspondent Back to this integrity thing, a little background may be in order to comprehend this not-so- tangible aspect of their music. The band formed in 1992 and released their first full-length record, "Diary" (songs from which were sparse on Thursday's play list). The band toured extensively through 1994 but never in "How It Feels To Be California due to Enigk's unpub- Something On" licized aversion to the Golden State. The band's lineup at the ,:./// Daily time consisted of Enigk on guitar Sunny Day Feels To and vocals, Dan Hoerner on gui- Real Estate plays in front of fans at the Catalyst in Santa Bay Area. The show was to support their third album. "How It tar, on base and Cruz Thursday. The show was their second ever performance in the Be Something On." William Goldsmith on drums. In March of 1995, the band released a self-titled album, bet- YUNNY PAY REAL ESTA',.. ter known as "the pink album," and then broke up shortly there- 'Sunny Day' shines after. Bass player Mendel and drummer Goldsmith joined certs were all-ages shows, so the itself to see. Sunny Day Real Nirvana's Dave Grohl to form the ByJsunes S. Gunsalus hormone factor was in effect, and Estate makes loud, intense dri- the same year, Correspondent to the best of my knowledge, any ving music to do what it is sup- while Enigk perused his own solo "Self Titled" group of three or more have never posed to: make you pay attention endeavor. Just when you thought MTV In spite of successes in other had done it all, someone in the needed an excuse to run round in and listen not cut your eye open circles and bash the hell out of on a stranger's boot. avenues, the band's members, music scene came up with a new minus original bass player gimmick integrity. each other. Most impressive is guitarist/vocalist Jeremy Enigk's Mendel, re-formed to produce Sunny Day Real Estate, always their third project titled, "How It gracious and always on fire, unswaying ability to whisper at a scream equaling the intensity of Feels To Be Something On," showed a less than capacity crowd Concert which was released in at Santa Cruz's Catalyst what his bandmates groove, power and intensity. The singer's talent sets September. integrity sounds like in person Review But beyond this who's who Thursday night. the pace and color for the band as a whole. Enigk's vocal range and and who's done what, the band's Dal Sugano/Spai tan Daily Also in attendance for their poeticism, showmanship and show in San Francisco three use of dynamics while performing Instead of background noise for songs such as "100 Million" or the energy makes them believable on Lead singer Jeremy Enigk per- months ago, I witnessed a subtle disc and in concert. forms a mixture of songs from testament to the band's intensity chaos, the band is in control of the latest album's title track "How It at both shows no pit just a sway and power of hundreds. This Feels To Be Something On" are the band's three albums. The enigma is something in and of testaments to this talent. Covers courtesy of Sub Pop Reccords show lasted 90 minutes. spellbound audience. Both con- "Diary"

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