Conductor of Choir Set to Retire Harris Leaves Health Center "Lam Going to Take an Early Retirement Because I Can."

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VOLUME 123, NUMBER 28 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2004 Conductor of choir set to retire Harris leaves Health Center "lam going to take an early retirement because I can."

By Monica Lauer the I Miversity ofTex- Daily Ste If hter , \ ,mpleted residency train- The position of director for the ing And is board-certitied in emer- Student Health Center is vacant Mt gency medicine. and said he has been the fourth time in the last five seat, tivelv engaged in public health and after Steven Harris. 52, completed his preventive medicine for the last 10 List day Sept. 30 to enter earls retire- years - ment. Prior to his arrival at SJSU in July Harris was at San Ji use State 'ni - 2001 he had held a position as medi- versity t'or a little more than a STAT. co,' , hid of stall at Cal State Los An- "I arn going to take .111 early roue- gels, He also Was .1 staff physician at ment because I can. I will pr t timid) Nlaii.ev University Student Health go back into public health. Sk1111.41 u. Center in Palmerston North, New where I came front and it Is whit 1 re Zealand. ally enjoy," Harris said. Inc of the changes Harris imple- Harris his .1 bachelor's degree in mented Was the conversion of the drop- biology and French front Wislungti iii in Appointment method to a same -day University in St. Louisi master., tie Ind tb .uti,e Appointment method. gree in health management from Cal State IAA Angeles. He alsit has .1 med- limmtmi Tsuda / Daily Staff HARRIS. page 9

Dr. Charlene Archibeque, the director of the San lose State University Choraliers, conducts during the Listening Hour Tuesday at the Concert Hall in the Music building. Archibeque has taught at SJSU's School ofMusic since 1970 CFA members

By Ling-Mei Wong I hi, proomo .11411.k is SS'Iyiti the Chi trailer- gut abroad, 1),///1 Atait ir/11, tulitC; %ears oi older eiVe Petite rising, kV. heel) Will, ' I .t.illeis tembers develop A hond with non- 111,.111r \Old(' 'till C.11111/1.4 Itll the list lIt'e eals ,-,. ,.11.1 .IIItt English speaking audiences by sing- voice concerns In a bla, k silk blouse with her halt 11311 their .11110311 s31.11% earned Site 11.1, trkl..,1 with .1t, litheque es ing in their language, she said. up in French twist, Charlene .1tis hi - the seat pilot to ietileinetit..1,,,,n1 trtISIVe13, Ale ,31l1. To make their diction accurate, begue turns her back to the Audience mg to the FActilts \ mots NVeli site "She', definitely its third patent.- the singers must practice frequently C,tnducting the 11 voice Cho: .Nri lithe,pie tea, gt Ailtiate (151..silw stud. Fliere Ale IN, rehearsals pet Week 1..i mho. on -Tuesday. she shakes her muses iti i.uliiuiuisiullg .111a CitIldt111, The (Ii, raliers includes it-1,11.1,1u the whole grinip and separate week!, the Ch. stalteri, A shattilicr group At us who ate Ina 5151' It IN sestionals, in practices fiir each choir about budget bead firmly when a sectMli gets too loud. When she wants the group Sls11 she wolks ,,iit her home is olnrelnIVC ii. tom the holt. with section. to be louder, she stretches bet in ins %Veil, 1,111.11.0,111g and setting up 1On people worldwide Auditioning 1,,r -She expects a lot . , we meet her betore they come up with a bargain- wide, rings spatkling III her hand. Lei t utthe khoialiets. ()diorite At a 120 percent,- Osborne said. By Kenneth Seli %Vith no baton in hand, she uses het 31.1 het stol, Is .11,11ilieque hanged the ...t le ..1 Ars hibeque joked that the Cho, Daily Irritet mg proposal with the state of Cali- hands to shape the group's sound manditig She studies mum, music, musk, whidi was oi ugtit.uIls ken us rakers is her iibsession, with her giv- fornia. Hill said the California Faculty .r.hibetpie has taught in San lose attend, workshop. And keeps lip with 1314 C 1111IslC. She now ha, ing 200 percent to It. Differences of opinion splintered State University's School st Musk the latest te, hnolog% in re, ording. temporars mush in .1 l’.111111 1.111 When she retires. Archibeque the unity of the meeting of San Jose Association represents the majority since 1970 and still lie tenting next the ('ii, raliers sets staitcd lyric g11.1ges. plans to leave the Choralters com- State University's chapter of the of the faculty, staff and library work- .1,r,Itibegue .1111e ltt SISU. but gresy "filele w.is 'Tile tear in 0111 Fit pletely California Faculty Association on ers on the 23 California State lint- versitv campuses. .1 great way to spend suit larger .itter she AMC. she suit rope program (that) we had 12 .10 "It's just a part of Me that after all Wednesday The event, which had more than life." she said. beg.111 is 12 Jr 14 people . . it tenth lAngThIges.- she Aid. in, ludim, these years. I'm going to have to di- Patricia Evrisige Hill. SJSU pro- t covered Archibeque now. works part time 11.1. beoi 2S to 14 peoplel.itice),".Nt Rusiaan, Latin. Italian, Ihnigatiaii. vorce myself front the Choraliers," fessor of history and California Fac- 35people in Attendance, as contract agreements under the faculty emls retirement Inheque Swedish, German Mid L11%1.111 she said. "Then I'll realls, really be ulty Association state secretary and such issues between the state and the faculty, program. which can be up to tire She said Luger ,itt ti. have .1 Iuig Languages .ire un mpottant retired." chapter president. said the meeting teacher working . tnditions. student years. This IS .Archilieque1s fifth yea' gel st.tIlltr Aliti ...lid better het tit A singer's training And make the Archibeque said rh.tt it has been was .I preliminary forum for all fac- in the faculty early retirement pro- Ch./1.1110s tOut .1 "ClIttll t/l the programs inure interesting. .\t si)1 - ulty members to voice their concerns see we FACULTY, page 9 gram. Wt11.1- .IW.Itti it, 14'01 !Wire Said MUSIC, nage f Caffeine seen as drug of Trippi speaks at Camera 12 in San Jose By Sa a Spivey choice by some students tati Writer Ii 11111. NISNBC political By Monica Lauer had enough sleep, according to an article from Ind commentator and an- Daily Staff Ifiritel the McKinley Health Center at the University t lie Rev,ilution Will Not of Illinois in 2002. It I I, tit, tke on Wednesday Some students turn to caffeine as a late- "We know that caffeine is a stimulant and 12 nis An hose about how night fix to pull them through an all night a lot of students appreciate that effect. As a I . lief is , hanging American study session, others may seek it ituut as An ear- coffee drinker myself, for many of us it gets ly morning pick-me-up. us going in the morning and it still make you mended San Jute State "Usually right before a test I would drink more alert," said Steven Harris, former direc- :is Ai, MI Actonatitical Engi - one cup of coffee and then I would drink one tor of the Student Health Center at San Jose maim but did not graduate. can of Mountain Dew. That's the usual ritual," State University. I I was A student ofnune in the said Christina Monis, an alumna with a de- Emir Vukotic, a junior mechanical engi- its." said Terry Christensen, gree in materials engineering. neering niajor. said he drinks a medium cup 1,1 p 'lit is al science rote . s ,,, Monis said she would drink caffeine of regular coffee at least three times a week s.11t1 he probably corn around 11 p.m. when she started to get tired in the morning. He usually spends about 16 a pleied al, tut 200 units, hut neve! just before a test so she could stay up and study week on coffee. 01.111.11(Ni because he began to get all night. lie drinks coffee so he can stay awake and its ilted lull time with political "I felt pretty alert. It would feel like it was pay attention in his classes, 1,Sikotic soil. ..imitAigiis. starting at the San .1,,se the middle of the day, but I would get tired The Market Cafe sells the most coffee anti Its ...Wit II. around 4 p.m.," Monis said. other caffeinated products in the mornings, If WTI has worked on a total of Sometimes she notices effects of the caf- and especially on Monday mornings, said Ser- residential campaigns. in- feine, Monis said. gio Herrera, a junior electrical engineering . :titling the catimaigns of Edward In terms of effects I would have little hand major who works at the Market Cafe. kellI10.11,V.Ilteti1/410111.11C.GilIN "Mochas and lanes are the niost popular shakes, I think that is just sort of me, though, 11.11r, Iti, hard ( iephardt anti How Don I lorkwater Daily Staff because I am kind of sensitive to caffeine," coffee drinks that sell," Herrera said. aid Dean Caffeine can have some negative effects on Monis said. l'atimaign te, hnoliwy has Science Professor at San Jose State University, shares a different people, [hills SAM. Terry Christensen (right), Political It's possible that caffeine can help a person . hanged since President !fatty Tru- light moment Wednesday with a former student, former Howard Dead campaign manager stay awake and be alert, but it will not improve Joe Trippi. Trippi was at Camera 12 in San Jose discussing the impact of the Internet On po- performance on an exam if the person has not see CAFFEINE, page 4 TRIPP!. page 10 litical campaigning. r

PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 2004 OXYMORON OPINION Pondering the less-than-profound questions in life College is a time in a person's life when they learn about miscalculation, someone needs to get these fixed. One attempt you call me right now? OK. I'll call you back." So, why did he even thinking about parking lots, but considering there is al- themselves, about others and about how the world works. to fix this by a poor soul trying to prevent other women from answer the phone? Ever hear of voicemail? most always parking at the top levels, why do people drive so But four years after my first class at San Jose State Univer- seeing her go to the bathroom was to put sheets of toilet pa- Hot...... slow in the parking lots looking for a space when it is guar- sity', there are so many questions that are still unanswered. per in the gaps. After working AS a server in a restaurant for six years, there anteed there will be spaces on the top level? For those who These are not the questions that many ponder, such as, Sweatbands are many quirky and unexplainable things that drive around the lower levels looking for a space, are you try- "Where will I be 10 years from now? What is the meaning of For athletes, sweatbands make sense they people do and want. But one stands out: Why ing to save time? Are you testing your luck? Are you afraid of life? What will I look like when I'm 40?" need to wipe sweat off their foreheads when do people order hot water to drink? heights? For the sake of all us trying to get around you, tell us No, the questions that 1 have Are the really profound ones they don't have a towel, so they use sweatbands Several theories have been hashed out the what you are thinking. about... on their forearms or wrists. Fine. guest is too cheap to order a real drink, the per- VSO's president Bathrooms But for people other than athletes, why do son has no taste buds or the person has brought For almost two years, this institution has worked without have three questions that have never been answered about you wear a sweatband? It seems useless unless their own tea bag. a president. Yes, there has been an interim president, acting bathrooms, bathroom etiquette and bathroom stalls. you're a sweater. I can see it now you stayed Whatever the case, it is still one of those president, and now another interim president. But do we even No. I. Is it OK to use the handicapped stall if you do up all night studying for a test that you're not questions that I need to answer before gradu- need a president? Obviously, SJSU has tUnctioned without not have a handicap? Trying to justify the use of the stall for ready for. You quiver the test is handed to ating college. one. Why go through the search process one more time? many years, I've theorized that, indeed, it is OK to use these you. Beads of sweat start pouring down relief Tip* Instead, the higher-ups in administration should just pull bathrooms if there is not someone in the bathroom with a at least you have a sweatband. Waiters make their livings off tips, and for together, develop ideas, execute them and forget about having handicap. These bathrooms are really a pleasure to use a Phones in class JENNIFER MCLAIN the most part, it is widely accepted that 15 per- us look for another president. lot of room, always toilet paper, and always place to hang a It is easy for those who have cell phones (vir- cent is the standard. But what about tips for Please, if you have any information about the above, share backpack. Nonetheless, it's still a confusing topic. tually everyone on campus) to forget to turn the coffee workers, manicurists, pedicurists, hair the knowledge. No. 2: I low can men still use urinals without stalls? The ring on silent. But this is not the question in case. Instead, stylists, cable installers, cab drivers or sandwich makers? Since notion of guys whipping it out in front of one another seems people answer their cell phones in class. Imagine the kid in there is not a widely known rule, should we assume that 15 per- out of date, almost medieval. Where is the privacy? the back id' the class. I lis cell phone rings. lie reaches for the cent is the norm across the board? No. 3: Why do some bathrooms at SJSU have two-inch phone to shut it off, or so you think. Instead, you hear him Perking lots Jennifer McLain is the Spartan Daily executive editor gaps between the stalls and the walls? Whether or not it was a whispering, "I ley man, what's up? No, I'm in class. Why did Surely, anyone who drives to SJSU and has to park hates "Oxymoron" appear, every Thursday. Letter: Low turnout shows students not interested in football RELOADING Dear editor, A football, including the 8500,000 and members of minority faiths, such as recently squandered on the Morgan Islam, I linduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Congratulations to the Spartan State debacle, come out of the pockets Sikhism, Bahal and others. Indeed, I Gross, grosser, grotesque Daily for its groundbreaking coverage of every member of the student body. It venture to say that many in the ma- of the Rice University football game. is worth knowing if the number not in- jority Christian population might find For the first time in history, more words terested enough to pick up a free ticket what he said inappropriate. Mr. Dill were written on a sporting event than represents 99 percent, 98 percent isr 97 may well have fiirgotten himself in the there were spectators in the stands. percent of the students. thrill of the moment, but I hope that in a repulsive tour of SJSU Given the present dispute over wheth- Might I also suggest that coach Fitz the future he shows a bit more multi- er to stay in Division I -A, however, the fill curb his religious enthusiasm when cultural sensitivity. Gross! She spit on the sidewalk! Your mother is not enrolled in this class. Clean up after your- Daily should have noted the number of speaking to the press in his oftitial ca- I was on my way to class a few days ago, casually looking at self" student, who were present, or more to pacity'. There are thousands of people lonathan Roth the people walking toward me, when I saw one of them spit. While I would like to see such signs around here, I fear the point, absent in the crowd of 4,093. on campus, whose money goes to pay Associate Pretreirs, As I got closer to the spot. I looked down. She had been they wouldn't have any vakie. The people who would get the The costs of playing Division I- his salary, who are atheists, awls ,stics /hooey Department walking near the edge of the sidewalk, so I hoped she had spit message already got the message and dio take care admir own onto the grass. Nope, there it was a splotch of saliva where trash. anyone might step in it. With the other folks, I wonder: Do they intentionally SPARTA GUIDE I don't want to single out that one person, although I Ant chemise to let someone else be responsible for their rilesse,..'r not used to seeing a gal (I am reluctant to use the word lady") is it actual thoughtlessness that causes then, is, lease salidS- bar spit. wrappers and the like in A slA,r1,in rather than sarry them no Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon I also hate it when I see guys spit. I was about 13 when I the nearest garbage can? three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in decided that habit was disgusting and stopped Do these people ever think about how an- Dwight Bente! Hall, room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spartandaily0casa.sjscaedu titled "Sparta Guide." doing it myself, so I am dismayed whenever 1 noying it is tor others when their used paper Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. see adults treat it like acceptable behavior. towels wind up on the restroom floor next to a TODAY place from 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Dr. Martin At least I saw that spit on the ground and garbage call, Or lloW disglistilig it is when they Luther King Jr. Library, room 225B. For more could avoid it. I don't want to think about how don't bother us flush, or how unbelievably re- School of Art and Design information, call Koty I.in at (415)260-6068. often I have unwittingly stepped in some- pulsive it is when they leave the toilet seat An art exhibition featuring student galleries will take one's spit or something worse. I do know, covered in urine place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For Asian Baptist Student Koinonia however, that it's best to keep one eye on the Maybe they do think about these things, yet ground wherever you walk. somehow get amusement from their infantile more information, call the Gallery Office at A Bible study will take place at 7 p.m. in the It's frustrating how filthy parts of San Jose behavior. 924-4330. Guadalupe room in the Student Union. For more State I inaversity are. I'm not a germopholw. Nonetheless, there infomiation, call Chantra Chao at 472-2465. When I walk into classrooms, it no are good reasons to Wolt1 kertain restroom, Career Center longer surprises me to see bottles or food around here like the plague -- s,r +Wile other Representatives it' sin GameStop will be recruiting Black Alliance of Scientists and Engineers wrappers on the floor and on windowsills. RON PANG RAC communicable disease. for retail positions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside A general meeting will take place I' at 7 p.m. in the It's all too easy to find gum stuck under Ss .me reek so much that I have to breathe of the Building F. A job fair success workshop will Ohlone room in the Student Union. For more a desk. Om nigh my mouth it 1 dont Want to gag OtIl take place from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Building information, call 644-0572 I frequently see loose papers, including pages of the sp.t, el,. are so repugnant In mid morning that I'll only me the. F. A current resume, Tower Card and Career Center tan Daily, lying along walkways or in the parking garages. bottom of my shoe tot,,,, I, the flush handle -- hey, it al- membership are required. For more information, call Master of Science in Accountancy Program There are garbage cans around campus, ins Wing new bins ready covered in spit an al L ord-knows-what. That would he 924-6031. "Meet your colleagues and future colleagues night" that allow people to separate bottles Or recyclable paper from easy enough to do if I had dared Ilse the t..alet, Nit it s Mtn II will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at South First straight trash. Too many people, however, seem oblivious tit harder when Tin trying to rem h the hest high hatidle of a Study Abroad Office Billiards. The event will he hosted by the California their presence. urinal. The "Study Abroad Fair" will take place from 10 a.M. Society of Certified Public Accountants. Students get As a parent. I want to yell, "Were you people raised in a (hice a restmorn us int my list, I will even go to another to 2 p.m. in Paseo de Cesar Chavez. The fair will in Mr $5. For more information, call Valerie Bishop at barn?" building to avoid it. provide inhumation about opportunities to study, 983-1122. Instead, I just get frustrated and wonder what it takes to A year ago. I left my pd. to attend S.'S! null time There me work and volunteer abroad. An informational meeting get people to clean up after themselves. Oust many things I trilw abolit the "motet., workadas cs, srld, will take place at noon in the Pacheco room in the Campus Crusade for Christ I know this problem isn't unique to SJSI I. It's easy to spot but t lean restroonls are high on the list. Student linion. Learn about the last chance to apply "Nightlife," a time for worship, prayer, fellowship the (non)efforts slobs almost anywhere you look --- in While I an, here, lloWeVer. I will be gratettil t' sr the 'II. up "them for spring 2005 programs. For more information, call anti hearing the word will take place at 8 p.m. at the dtiwntown San Jose, alongside the freeway, on the floor of any Maid trews. Evers night, they come in and Iran movie th . And sure, matters are oftentimes worse else- people's trap. 924-5931. Spartan Memorial. For more information, call Mark where, but that doesn't make it any less bothersome here. I think they deserve A hAlld t' .r 'Making this place More Depiiid 421-9281. Two weeks ago, the Associated Students Board of Dire, - bearable. Catholic Campus Ministry tors appnwed a COMMittee to promote campus pride..-\.S. Actually. I think tires deserve a hand in another was a, A daily mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. Phi ( ;amnia Delta President Rachel Greathouse said the committee is develop- Well Next nine voll're about to lease garbage in a Confirmation classes will take place from 6 p.m. to A is. Texas I lold 'Ent tournament will take ing plans, both short- and long-term, tiir the Spartan Pride rot,m, put ft,rth a luithes,,mss,11,11I1.511, ati.rt and lake it to a 7 p.m. The "Bible and Thu" will take place from place at 10 p.m. at the chapter house located at Campaign. trash All. 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Alpha Omega Student 567 Eighth St. For more information, call 293- 3454. I hope the campaign. in part, gets down to basics en Fellowship will meet at 8 p.m. All events will take couraging people yid)) their share to keep the campus hiciking place in the Catholic Caitlin's Ministry. For more FRIDAY inhumation, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. nicelne of the first college classrooms I ever went into had a Hon Pangni. us a Spartan I holv produamn Schoid of Art anti Design sign prominently displayed in at least three places that sod, 'Reloading' appears 1103 Thumlat School of Music An art exhibition featuring student galleries will take "The Listening flour" concert series featuring a place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For Vibraphone Concert with Stefon !laths will take more inhumation, call the Gallery Office at THOUGHT CRIMES KONSTANTIN ABADJIEV place froni 12:30 p.m. to 1:20 p.m. in the Music 924-4130. Building Concert I lall. For more information. call the Music Office at 924-4671. Career Center NO' A Mb fair so, c es. W..rkSliop Will take place Itotli Student 11.ife and Leadership 10:30 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. in Building F. A current The "Leadership I! NVorkshcp Series" will take place resume. Tow et Card and Career Center membership from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Ohlone room in the are required. For noire inhumation, call Jill Perez at Student l 'Mon. Stop by Student Life and Leadership 924-6055. to till s ail a registration form. For more intisrmation, , S%`'3. in 424 i9511. Catholic Campus Ministry A daily mass Will lake place at 12:10 p.m. in the Feminist Nlait miry 1,eadership Alliance Catholii Catnpus Nlinistry C'hapel. For more A general imeting will take place from 5 p.m. to intimmation, call Father Mike Carson at 938- 1610. 6:10 p.m. 5,n the Montalvo room in the Student !won. For more inhumation, s all 924-6500. Phi Gamma Delta A presidential debate party will take place at 5:30 The Entrepreneurial Society p.m. at the chapter house located at 567 Eighth St A cream-as workshop featuring speaker Mitchell Refreshments will be served. For more informatp.n. I ,evy, tat kering and ream ity expert, will take call 29 1454. THERE IS NO WAY REPUBLICANS WOULD USE TRICKS TO WIN THE ELECTION

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Above: Charlene Archibeque, the director of the San Jose State Univer- sity Choraliers, conducts during a practice held at the Concert Hall in the Music building. Far Right: Clem Cano, a member of San lose State University Choraliers, sings solo for "City Called Heaven" during the listening Hour Tuesday at the Concert Hall in the Music building. MUSIC I Demanding career 'worth it conitnuedfrom page 1

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"I'm not sure I want to know," Ar- ,11001, Anil work With thrIII." .t, hi chibeque said. heiliie said Osborne said the Choraliers was She alsii looks torwatd rii no c. Charlene Archibeque, the director of the San Jose State so much labor of love for Archt- with lie: husband .ittet lie retires ii. University Choraliers, has taught in the music depart- beque that it will probably die after the toed'. ii tield ment since 1970 and will be retiring next April. she leaves. Archibeque want, . el to Archibeque will still be busy Ater Wartll . uti.itsrs .11, I. I retirement. (;reece. she said She will guest conduct. have work- Despite the demand- .IfeCt. r-- shops and be a scholar in resideme. or Archibeque said it was is, oil] it. Chinese Cuisine guest lecturer, at Azusa Pacific Uni- "You forget other things and. versity. share beautv," she said 1001) TO ( Archibeque is a choral clinician, a Arc lubeque and the Chorahers can MEETSJSU.COM ,,,, job that entails working with a choir be heard At their se,is HI debut con- to improve its presentationssound, cert at X pan Fridai at Resurrection

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Associated Press made 43 straight appearances with- Jacque Jones that appeared to he too The Twins tied it at 5 in the stands, perhaps costing the Twins the ovation. out going more than one inning, but shallow to score Jeter from third. eighth, rallying against Gordon and go-ahead run. Pinch -runner Luis Ri- After MorriegOs RliI NEW YORK The New York manager Ron Gardenhire sent him But Jeter took off tin the plate, and Rivera. Jones reached on a wild pitch vas was running on the pitch. double in the first, icier hit Radke's Yankees waited all season for that out for a season-high third inning in Jones' throw didn't have much on it. after striking out, and Hunter sin- Rivera recovered to strike out third pitch into the empty black sec- huge hit from Alex Rodriguez. hopes of finishing it. First baseman Matthew LeCroy, who gled. Kubel and retire Cristian Guzman on tion beyond the center -field fence for Boy, did he deliver just in time. After a strike, Nathan walked entered as a pinch -hitter in the 10th, That was as long as manager Joe a comebacker, stranding the potential his 14th career postseason home run. Rodriguez hit a tying double in the Miguel Cairo and Jeter on eight relayed the ball to the plate, but Jeter Torre could wait to go to Rivera, go-ahead run at third. That ended another punchless 12th inning, then Derek Jeter dashed straight pitches with one out in the slid in safely. who had been 12 -for-12 in postsea- One night after getting shut out string fur the Yankees they had home on Hideki Matsui's sacrifice fly 12th, bringing up Rodriguez, who Paul (..).yantrill got one out in the son save chances at Yankee Stadium. by Johan Santana and two relievers, been shut out in olive postsea and the Yankees bailed out Mariano struggled in clutch situations for most 12th for the win, retiring rookie Jason But he gave up a blimp RBI single to the Yankees hit three homers off Brad son games tot the titst time in Iran Rivera with another improbable post- of his first season with the Yankees. Kubel with two on. Justin Morneati, cutting it to 5-4 and Radke one each from the top three chise histor, dating to Josh Beckett's season comeback, beating Minnesota He's changing all that in Octo- Jeter led off with a long hall, and leaving runners at the corners. hatters in the lineup. gem in Game I, of the 2003 World 7-6 Wednesday night to even their ber. A-Rod hit a ground-rule double Sheffield and Rodriguez hit their first Koskie then came through with Rodriguez added An RBI single in Series for Florida series at a game apiece. to left-center on Nathan's 49th pitch, postseason homers in pinstripes to an outstanding at -hat, fighting his the seventh to make it 5-3, snapping Jeter pipped out of the dugout The Yankees responded with tying the score at 6 with his fourth hit help the Yankees build a 5-3 lead af- way back from an 11-2 count. Chok- New York's postseason skid for A Clinditi All, 1111 the teistv Twins a championship-caliber rally after of the game. It gave him three RBIs ter seven innings. ing wAy up on the handle just like Di- with runners in scot-nig position since went right hack Alrei.I falling behind in the 12th on Toni in the game, and made him 6-for-10 With two All -Stars in Toni Gor- Amonribar ks slugger Luis Gonzalez Jeter's seventh -inning RBI single in Koskie dress lin us ilk from I.i Hunter's home run. in the series. don and Rivera at the back of the did tourist Rivera in Game 7 of the Game 5 of the 2003 Vorld Series. eber leading ott the scored Corey Koskie keyed an eighth-in- Sheffield was intentionally walked bullpen, that Was supposed to be the 2011 \ Vali' Series, Koskie sliced A 3- Jon I.ieher pitched ri 2 1 solid in un NItchael I. ill uriouigIr' I lents ning rally with a tying double against before J.C. Romero replaced Nathan. Yankees fixilproof tirrmula for play- 2 it. ii ntl) the left -field corner fir in his first ...ricer postseason Blanco poked a ..11.11h.ev tls Rivera, who blew a save in the post- With the outfield drawn-in, Mat- off success. But they couldn't put this double, tying the score at 5. start, lie left with a 4-3 lead and down the right tirlii nialung it Season for only the third time in 33 sui hit a liner directly at right fielder one away. Koskie's ball bounced into the jogged off the Mould to .1 ,tanding 1- I. chances. Game 3 in the best -of-five AL series will be Friday night at the Metro- dome, with Kevin Brown starting for the Yankees against Carlos Silva. Jeter, Rodriguez and Gary Shef- SOME OF THE field homered earlier in this game, and it went to extra innings tied at 5. PLACES WE FLY It stayed that way until Hunter coil nected on the 49th pitch from reliever Tannin Sturtze, who had worked 22 Albuquerque 3 hitless innings to that point. JuSt an hour avid,/ 1ogr SAnt., 1. But Joe Nathan was running rim of gas, too. The Twins closer had

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Photos by Megan Kung / Club Puck hosts Daily Staff Left: Andrea Shephard, a Club Puck member, tells other players to get ready for practice Sunday afternoon at the Aquatic Center. Pacific Coast Below: Underwater hockey players battle for the puck in a men's IP'he."114, s tournament Sept. 26, 2004. Players must handle three-pound pucks with sticks that are about a foot Championships long.

San Jose borne to largest underwater hockey dub in nation, comprised of50 men and women

By Sara Spivey hockey from the stands, it may seem SO male and female members, ages Daily Stall Writer like a tangle of legs, tins and bodies ranging tiont 12 to SO, club member everywhere. There is, however, a lot Yuri Illuynh said. Thirteen underwater hockey clubs ot organized activity going on under "It's a fin toed sport," said club from cities such as San Francisco, Los the surface. member Andrea Shephard. "The Angeles, Seattle, San Diego, Mon- "With the underwater cameras ... women can keep up with the guys treal and Vancouver will travel to San it gets very exciting and you call 6,1 - and hold their own. Jose to c pete in the Pacific Coast low (the game)," lichen Ch ad said. There are about 12 married cou- Championships Friday through Sun- Members of Club Puck compete ples on the team, including Shephard day at San Jose State University's in national and international tourna- And het husband. Aquatic Center. ments, said Kendall Hanks, the un- She said Although the game is Club Puck, SJSU's resident coed derwater hockey national director fast paced, the Water element slows underwater hockey club, whit It has and club member. it down a little to allow the women practiced And scri llll Raged At the "We average tour or five tourna- to compete. Aquatic Center since 1997, will host ments a year," he said. "There's some women who've the championships along with the Ranks and other Club Puck play- been playing for a while that are a lot San Francisco Seals. ers have been members of Team better than men in the pool," Sheph- "What's neat about the tourna- USA, which has won several gold ard said. ment is that they have underwater medals at the I lnderwater I lock), She said injuries on the teilITI are cameras," said John Eicher, a club World Champ hips, club member LOC and the lack of stress on her member. "In order to really see the Randall Curtis said. you've got to go underwater." It is the largest underwater hockey game, PUCK. page a spectator viewing underwater club in the I lnited States, with about

Above: Men's and women's teams surface before diving down again during practice on Sunday, Sept. 26 at the Aquatic Center. Club Puck meets every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, and is open to anyone who wants to join.

Right: An underwater hockey player kicks up water during practice Sunday afternoon at the Aquatic Center.

Above: Underwater hockey players race for the puck in a men's tournament Sept. 26 at the Aquatic Center. Players from around the country came to San Jose to compete. "It's given me friends all around the world," said Gregory Appling, national director of underwater hockey. THURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 2004 SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 7

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Underwater hockey is a non -contact, internationally recognized sport that was started by divers in England in After a record -setting performance in its "We'll (be) in many high-scoring games," the 1950s, club member Doug Roth said. 70-63 win against Rice University, the Spar- Watje said. custom made handheld sticks tan football team will trek to Seattle to face I lill said his offense knows what to do to The players use mostly the University of Washington at 12:30 p.m. move the ball and convert on critical downs about one foot long to push or pass a three pound coat- on Saturday at Husky Stadium. with Rogers distributing the ball to different ed lead weight through the water and along the specially receivers. designed pool floor into a metal goal about 10 feet long, said. SPARTAN FOOTBALL "(Rogers) spread the ball (around) like he jackrabbits," Hill said. "The goals are on either side (of the width of the IN THE %tie said he feels the Spartan offense is pool), and the floor is marked with half circles (about 10 reaching its potential. feet) long for defensive penalties and edged by one-foot- "We're just using all the (organization) of high walls on hinges," Roth said. RED ZONE our capabilities; Watje said, "making us a dy- The game is played with a running clock in two 15- NOTEBOOK namic offense." minute halves, with a three-minute halftime. Each team has one timeout per half The Spartans, who have evened their re side six can play in cord at 2-2, 1-1 in the Western Athletic Con- Defensive Reloading "There are 10 players on each ference, and have faced off against the Hus- the water at a time and there are four subs," Ficher said. kies eight times beginning with their first MR said he was not concerned with his He said that is where the similarities to ice hockey game in 1958, have yet to score a win against defense's performance against Rice despite end. the Huskies. having 63 points scored against them. "It's more like water polo or soccer," Ficher said. San Jose State University football coach "We gave up a lot of points but when our Players wear a basic diving mask with a nosepiece, a Fitz Hill said he is confident the team's mo- defense needed to stop them, we stopped snorkel, a mouth guard, ear protection in the form of a mentum will carry it to a win in Washington. thin I hwkwatei Daily ',Litt them," Hill said. "That's what matters." water polo cap or wrestling headgear, padded gloves and "(Washington is) probably the best 0-4 Joined by San Jose State University corner back Trestin George, Spartan safety Brian Linebacker Ezekiel Staples, cornerback Jerrell tins, Huynh said. I lardy and safety Bobby Godinez, who caught team in the country," Hill said. "We have a Nunez returns an interception 28 yards for the winning score in SJSU's 70-63 vic- He said the gloves most players wear are gardening the game -ending interception against the Owls, great challenge ahead of us, but it's one that tory over Rice University on Saturday. gloves modified with a thick latex coating. took more than UM snaps against Rice. we look forward to." "The coating protects the players from injuries from Tony Ficklin. Spartan defensive end and Washington, which has been riding a los- ers, the NCAA fifth -ranked quarterback in Gilbertson said he believes his team still a stick or puck and keeps players' knuckles from scraping ing streak, will face a Spartan team that was pass efficiency rating, is expected start against has what it takes to pull out a win against the Western Athletic Conference leader in tackles behind the line of scrimmage, said he cel- along the bottom of the pool," fluynh said. able to snatch a fourth-quarter win with an the Huskies. Spartans. To an outsider, the players can look a little funny when offensive aerial firestorm. Rogers, who I fill describes as a "blue col- "This is an experienced coaching staff and ebrated the Rice game regaining some of his energy back. they are all suited up. Despite facing a team that has yet to see a lar" football player, posted 359 yards passing a really good bunch of people, and this is a re- "I was so tired I went to sleep," said Fick- "The first time I saw this I thought it was the stupid- win this season, Hill said the Spartans are still with five passing touchdowns and one rushing ally great bunch of kids to coach," Clilbertson lin, who was involved in 73 plays against the est thing I've ever saw, but after a while you get addict- wary of their opponents. touchdown against Rice. said. Were young and we're a little beat up Owls. ed to it and it becomes a part of your life," club member "We have to match their intensity," Hill !fill said his quarterback was feeling better and what we have is what we have." said. "We can't take anything for granted." after the win against Rice than he did after the Ficldin said the defense was close to stop Chuck Encarnacion said. ping Rice many times during their game. Encarnacion, who has been playing fur three years, Washington tacked on a 27-13 loss against Spartans 36-13 loss against Southern Meth- Offensive Proliferation its PAC -10 rival, Stanford University, at Stan- odist University. "It wasn't (that) we weren't making mis said he still considers himself a beginner. ford Stadium, snapping a six-game winning "Those natural body endorphins kick in takes, it's just that we weren't making tackles," Many members of Club Puck have been playing for I lill thc Spartan offense is playing streak against the Cardinal. when you win because you feel better," I lill Ficklin said. 15 to 20 years, said Ficher. a club member, lie said he has with ail emotional high. Keith Gilbertson, the Washington head said. "(Rogers) has a lot to be proud of" 'Hie Spartans, who will he playing in the been playing since 19/18. .gaiiist The I. hyls, the Spartans posted 455 coach, said he felt the Spartan threat of offen- Gilbertson said his team's recent Achilles largest stadium of their 2004 season at Ilusky "I figure if I stop playing it I'll probably die," said yards ill 1,1.11 ottense, the majority f which sive ball movement was dangerous. heel was their ground defense. Stadium, have failed to win on the road this Ficher. "It's the only thing that keeps me young." t AMC riolli R. iget s' passe, "One of the things that is very evident to "The running game has become a big season. Ficher said a sense of camaraderie and sharing some- Spartan tight end Brian Watje, who scored us is the way (the Spartans) hung in last week problem against us," Gilbertson said. "We've Malin said the game against Washington thing obscure is what makes club members want to keep his first two niiichilowns in an NCAA when Rice (jumped) up with a sizable lead of been giving up big runs - a lot of big runs." could go either way, playing. ii I 14.111a .114.1111kr Rice, recognized the know if we play hard and play fast, no 34 to seven," Gilbertson said, "and they come Gilbertson said the Spartans have an em" lie said they are always looking for new members, and battling back and complete big balls and hung tional edge from winning against Rice in a threat \ ill poke, body can heat icklin said. "If Washing they encourage interested people to 11111e OM to the pool in there and play and end up really shootout. ,cot theii backs to the wall and ton plays hard and fast like they know they winning high -scoring and try underwater hockey. the game." "With that kind of a win and scoring those 11.0111 heir intensity: Vale said. can, nobody (can) beat them. all about would be great if we could get some student's Hill said he is looking to avenge a 34-10 kinds of points, (the Spartans) will feel real "The \ led like the% an get a will against us." who makes the big plays at the big mo "It par- loss the Spartans recorded in their last meet- good about themselves and feel emotionally Wine mined tailback Tyson "Iliompson ments." ticipation," said Banks, the underwater hockey national rector. ing with Washington in 2002. ready to win the game," (iilbertson said. and %vide visa't.t, John lir011skard .111t1 kit Ficklin said even it many expect a Spartan di "A couple years age we went up there, we !till said 2-2 is where the Spartans wanted tli skillern with six nitichclown receptions loss, he and the rest of the defense play as j SJS1 I graduate student Aniatiry Heresztyn is the played well for a half and ran out of gas," Hill to be, and a win in Vashington would help against lilt c. team and never let up. newest member of the club and recently came out to the 1 "This year we look forward to the op- them attain their team goals. le added th.rt the Spartan ottense's speed "Coaches can coach pm anti tell you to pool for his first scrittiniage. portunity to play in a big time college envi- "This week is a big challenge tor us be is finally re.nliing its stride. be in this spot, but nobody can coach effort," "I used to watch them play from my room in Joe West ronment." cause it brings us closer to being bowl eligi "We're e \ tremely confident: %Vane said. Ficklin said. "When we come out we're going I WI," lie said. "Three years later I decided n, , oifir "In Hill said Spartan quarterback Dale Rog ble," I lill said. "We feel like we have the momentum." to come out bucking." and try it ... it's a lot it fun."

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10 THURSDAY OCTOBER 7, 2004 NEWS SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 9 HARRIS' FACULTY' Members discuss departmentfunding, studentfee increases continuedfrom page 1 by the absence of a director," Man- continuedfrom page 1 ating the pressure of from such im- ty because they do not want to pres- crease CSU student, have had to pay ibo said. pacted majors. ent unrealistic demands to the state has not opened more class sections or "During my tenure at SJSU, we Rascoe said she doesn't know learning conditions, teacher salaries Howard W. Combs, the Col- when it comes time for bargaining. brought any new faculty to SJSU. had a site survey from the Accred- why there have been that many di- and cost of living. lege of Business' California Faculty "It is easier to bring (demands) to "You are paying more for less: itation Association for Ambulato- rectors, but thought it might have Hill said the California Faculty Association representative, said the the board when we are not asking for Karpf said. ry Health Care, a national accred- something to do with whom the Association works hard to provide union is not doing a good job of lis- too much," Hill said. Hill said it was unusual that the iting agency, and were awarded a position was open to after a direc- benefits for all the teachers in the tening to every academic department Jonathan Karpf, a lecturer of an- California State Students Associa- full, three-year accreditation with tor leaves. CSU system and SJSU is an example on campus. thropology, said historically people tion was working out a plan to in- substantial compliance in all areas," "I don't know why, but it may of a school where the cost of living Combs said the College of Busi- from the business department are de- crease student fees and cited the Harris said. have been because we didn't open dwarfs the standard CSU salary. ness voted "no confidence" in the tracted to joining the California Fac- California Master Plan for High- The target is to hire a new di- the possibility for someone who is "I think (SJSU) would be an ex- California Faculty Association. ulty Association because the people er Education, which organized the rector by the Spring semester, said not a physician to apply," Rascoe treme case of CSU imbalance," Hill Hill said most of the people who who are business leaders are usually University of California system, the Monica Rascoe, vice president for said. said. voted from the College of Business against because they represent labor. California State University system student affairs at SJSU. "There are some excellent peo- Hill said a professor at SJSU and were not involved in the union. Karpf said any faculty member, re- and the network of California public Two things will happen between ple that have been in the health care Cal State Bakersfield may be paid the "Most of them gardless of title or community colleges. now and the time profession for same salary, but the high cost of liv- don't come to our class size, works as "Its sadly ironic," Hill said. another director is years that could ing would make the SJSU professor's meetings," Hill hard as any other "According to the master plan. the hired, Rascoe said. "Ongoing change and would be living quality much poorer than the said. "I think (SJSU) faculty member and citizens of California (would support "Two weeks good directors," professor from Bakersfield. One of the that it is the quality the public universities and communi- ago we established is a basic reality she said. Sak Onlcvisit, a professor of mar- issues Combs is of education for all ty colleges). We have to convince the a Student Health would be an Rascoe said in keting who is not a member of the concerned about students taxpayers all over again." Center transition this search it is California Faculty Association, said is the institution "All faculty are Rachel Greathouse, president of team, made up of of organizational of extreme case of going to be clear the union was not catering to faculty "merit pay.' the same. One Associated Students and vice chair the leaders in each which that it is open from departments that are more im- COMI/s hour of office hours of internal affairs for the California of the areas there, to all candidates said b., pacted by higher student demand. provides CSU imbalance." for every class that State Students Association, said the and I. In about noses will be reviewed Onkvisit, who called the union and raise, they teach. The is- plan the California State Student As- two weeks I will for hire, even it to Roger Elrod, "the Communist Faculty Associa- teachers sue they have to deal sociation put out was meant to iinple- be appointing an they are not a get good tion" at the meeting, said the College feed- with is the quality of ment a gradual rise of student fees so interim medical physician. back from associate director, of Business is not properly funded their students' education, it would not overwhelm students. director," Rascoe "And I be- students Patricia Hill, and the union should be lobbying to and fel- and that crosscuts "The position of the California said. lieve that is go- low faculty. allocate more money for these colleg- all (the) faculty." State Students Association always has The transition Health Center ing to make a "In business, history professor es because the faculty and staff service Karpf said been and will continually be that we team is made up difference," Ras- when you do a more students. Onicvisit's accusa- don't want tees to be raised," Great- if Os s ar Battle, health education coe said. great job you get rewarded,- t ombs tion id Onkvisit said class sections in im- the California Faculty Associ- house said, "but in the long term tee coordinator; Roger Elrod, associ- "Ongoing change is a basic real- said. ation being communist TNAS pacted majors are often closed and unfound- policy, is (the state of California) will ate director of the Student Health ity of organizational life." Elrod said. Combs said the number of stu- ed and judging the that he is concerned for students be- merit of teachers raise our tees, we were looking ter a Center; Felictta, Johnson, laborato- "Over the years we have consistently dents in one particular major versus on hoot, like CIA, Sizes cause it may take seven or eight years trivializes long-term tee policy." ry supervisor; Nlaricel %nib, phy- focused on supporting staff as they another should be factored in the es other teachers* and students' work. for them to graduate from an impact- Hill said the California Faculty sician; Ruby Phillips. lead registered provide quality service to students. timation of funds and resource, allo- "thy averaging class size (as A ed major. fac- Association represents the entire fac- nurse; and Rascoe. With that long-term emphasis we cated to a particular department. tiq to adilist program funding) it un- "The (California Faculty Asso- ulty and that 70 percent of operat- The Transition Leadership Team nimbly adjust to short-term chang- "We cannot aftiird to recruit tor der-111111es All faculty to adequately ciation) distortion (is that) facul- ing tees are taken out of every faculty members declined to comment on es," he said. the College of Business)." Combs help the students.** Kalif said. ty should be equal." Onlcvisit said. members pay. their time working with Harris. Rascoe described her vision of said. "iThe state of California) wants "(Funding) should be subject to de- Combs said the California Facul- "We have an excellent group of the right candidate to till the posi- "The faculty (members) that are Ti balanie the budget on the backs of mand and supply." ty Association is not representing his experienced department heads," El- tion of director. left have to work extra to/ CoVer the the poor and the students." Onlcvisit said since the Colleges department's needs. rod said. "We work in a collabora- "We need a good strong, solid of Business and openings." \ nother issue that was touched Engineering have They don't represent me. they tive fashion, covering the day to day administrator, a good leader and the highest demand, market supply I MI said they would have to ,oine upon in The meeting was student tee don't represent the College of Busi- need, of the health center." he said. someone who's dynamic, full of en- dictates the to a common ground between the I thee AM,. California Faculty As- ness." Combs said. "None of the Student I lealth ergy and tits into our San Jose State sociation should lean toward allevi- dissident voices from the sISI' Kaipt .iid the ti percent tee iti- Center servi, es will lie impa, ted ,iinniunity," Ras, i)e said.

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confinuedfrom page 1 typically distribute inti it ma .11 from reefing and very fast." Trippi said. the top down, but the Internet allows He said the Internet makes ev- information to be distributed from errine An expert And able to find the man campaigned from the back of a the bottom up, putting tlw power truth because untruths can be easily train, "Iiippi said. back into the hands of the Ameri- confronted. He spoke about how the history can people. "(The Internet) is inner democrat- of technology in p lineal campaigns, In the Dean campaign, people re- ic and mote correcting than a stan- from in -person speeches to television alized they had the possei to rekirni dard newspaper," lie said. to the Internet. and change a political system that is Tripp' encouraged students to get Trippi was the national campaign "busted and broken," he said. involved iii politics by starting manager for Dean's presidential cam- small Trippi said the speed at which in- groups ot 10 to IS people on campus paign, known for utilizing the Inter- formation is distributed on the Inter- to discuss what they want to change. net for timdraising and organizing po 'wet, supporters. net also gives people however. Ile said when students get involved in politics they will "Technology ... can sometimes realize that politics change people's lives more than poli- are riot painful. contagious," tics," he said. "It's he said. "You'll "What was more good when you Dean's campaign started out with feel make a differ- 432 people and grew to 650,000 ence." sign jficant was the Trippi's discussion at Camera 12 through the Internet community. was part of The Commonwealth Trippi said. Club if Silicon Valley's Voices of "What was more significant was number of those people Return i speaker series, and co-spon- the number of those people who sored by the San Jose Downtown didn't just use the Internet (Mr) e- who didn't just use the Association. mail, but used it to (form) a c011111111- "Voices of Retnrin is .1 two-year 11ity, to go door to door and use it as Internet (for) e-mail, program ... to speciti, ally look at a way to organize in a way we'd never govetilliiCill issues in California," Wen betiire." Tripp said. said 'Fish Nevi-farmer, director for The Internet is waking people up, but used it to (fbrm) a the ('''lion' tivmalth Club Silicon he said. %%Alley. "Too many Americans (think they community..." series (delves) into changes can't) make a difference," Trippi said. "The that need to be made in California "The Internet (changes that)." government and how they can be af- Ile said the Internet enables peo- fected," she said. ple to think the; can change any- Joe Trippi, She said Trippi lit into the se- thing. ries "because what he's been The Internet allows people to, have doing with the elections has had such comnumal disciissions about what we political analyst an effect." need to do As a c' unity, he said Spill Polo!, Al Science "You cannot have this much tutor- Profes- sors Terry t. Inistensen and :nation and this much power, in terms Larry the Internet so oinetunes has a problem Gerstiiii. who wrote the li,mk ol being able to communicate with "Re- with credibility. , all! C.Ijlottii.i's each other and become active with Polltli..11 Earth- "How do we sort out what's true quakr," were speakets in die series on ca h other, to not have the Ameri- and test it?" Asked Christensen, who can people finally say, 'we're going to Sept. 22. asked questions to o ono behalf oil is change things,'" Trippi said. Chn.ten,en on the Statewide the audience. Steering loot the series I' said government institutions Committee "The (Internet) is verv self - cor

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