THURSDA1, JANUAR1' 31, 2002 WW.THESPAR I k D kll MI SUPER BOWL BOUND SJSU alumnus James Hodgins is playing in his second Super Bowl in three years Sports, 5 Oz-mosis What do SPARTAN fraternities, prisons and computer labs have in VoL. 118 common? Find out. is No. 5 Opinion, 2 ASHANNON MCNALLV is V ALS() IN TODAY S ISSUE 'Jukebox Sparrows' better r- left in the elevator. Opinion 2 SpartaGude 2 Crossword 5 A & E, y- Letters 2 Sports 4,5 A & E 6 6 AILY1934 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE Editorial 2 Classified... 5 y- s- ie Delayed parking permits confuse drivers ig By Anna Bakalis the floors that are normally with free parking " lem," Anderson said. nd. Quang Nguyen, a returning assigned for students," said Mar- Because of the confusion about Although the DAILY STAI I \A kiii permits were "We did it for convenience to student studying mechanical Le lene Anderson, Bursar, who asked the signs in front of garages and ready to pick up on Jan. 16 and the students," said Lolita Ann engineering, goes to class one .h Students without permits who UPD to issue a two-week grace in front of the Bursar's office, the permits that were supposed to Powell, the parking coordinator night a week. He read the sign at think they can park anywhere in period because of delay in the many students think they can be mailed were sent out Jan. 18, for UPD. the tenth street garage twice, and a garage are getting a big surprise arrival of permits. park in any space in any garage, parlcing permits arrived a few Although the free two weeks of ran back into the garage. from the University Police The grace period ends Feb. 4. Anderson said. days later than they usually do. parking can be seen as a plus for "I just parked in a 30-minute ig Department: a parking citation on "The last week has not been a "We asked traffic and parking Instead of issuing a temporary students, misunderstanding the space," said Nguyen. their windshield. loss in the area of ticket writing," if they would do a no-cite for the permit to students who hadn't signs outside of the garages bas Parking officials want to "I want them to understand Powell said. "Due to the delay, first two weelcs just because we received their permit, they decid- caused confusion, according to n, that they can't park anywhere but we've accommodated students knew for a fact there was a prob- ed to instead instate a grace peri- Powell. See PERMITS, Page 3 ie ig Debate TAKING TO THE SKIES to tackle

Left, the San Jose State University pollution Flight Club hauls a biplane down San By Dray Miller Fernando Street late DAILY STAFF WRITER Tuesday night. Four people vying for the assembly spot in District 22 are slated to meet tonight in Sunny- vale for a debate focusing strictly Bottom, San Jose on environmental issues, accord- State University ing to Terry Trumbull, lecturer of student Erik Hult- environmental studies at San Jose State University. gren peered into the Among the issues to be dis- engine compartment cussed are proposed cuts in bud- of SJSU Flight Club get by Gov. Gray Davis that will Advisor Brian Sours affect air quality, Trumbull says. biplane. The Flight He noted that the state is short on its overall budget by $10 aub used the plane to million, and one of the many cuts promote awareness of that are expected within the Cal- the club on campus ifornia state system involves the on Wednesday. State Agency Air Resources Board, which regulates air pollu- tion. Incumbent Elaine Alquist plans to vacate the assembly spot when her six-year limit runs out, Photos by Krysti La Tour District 22 covers the entire area of Mountain View, Cuperti- Daily Staff no, and Sunnyvale, as well as 70 percent of Santa Clara and a span of San Jose that stretches from the west side to Berryessa. New club puts students in cockpit The district represents 425,000 residents, and all are By Mike Corpos biplane out to grab people's attention. encouraged to attend. "We flew the plane into Reid-Hillview (Airport) The mainly Democratic list of D ILY STAFF WRITER and towed it through the city onto campus with a candidates features Mayor Sally The Flying Twenty flight club was out in force police escort: said club vice president of opera- Lieber and councilwoman Rose- on Wednesday; recruiting new members and get- tions Patrik Rosenast. mary Stasek, both of Mountain ting the word out about the aviation program at The plane is owned by Brian Stout of the SJSU View, and Santa Clara city coun- San Jose State University aviation department and was loaned to the Flying cilman Rod Diridon. Rounding "We've handed out about 20 brochures to peo- Twenty for recruiting day. out the field is forrner Sunnyvale ple who have shown interest," said club member The Flying Twenty is headed by club president councilman Stan Kawzynski. and senior aviation major, Allen Astwood. and senior aviation major Mike Myers. He's been Scheduled to moderate the Club members and officers were distributing with the dub for over five years, and has been debate is Lynne Trulio, chair of fliers and club newsletters to students and president for one year. the environmental studies passers-by on Seventh Street in front of the Cen- "We are trying to heighten awareness and department at SJSU. tral Classroom Building. increase our membership. We're also trying to "One question will be 'How do "We've been out here all day and some of us make some of the negative press surrounding avi- we protect the environment with even spent the night out here with the plane,"Ast- ation into something positive: Myers said. recent budget cuts?' " Trumball wood said. said. The club had an Acroduster Experimental see PLANE. Page 3 see DEBATE. Page 3 Four SJSU professors Artists vie for gallery space on campus

nominated for award By Moses Peraza Zimmerman said there was sev- eral ways of doing this. One was to DAILY STAFF WRITER Ily iiiber Sheldon reward outstanding persons. write an early proposal one month There are four broad cate- A handful of art students were before the end of the semester. DAILY STAFF WRITER gories. Shaw represents visual sitting on the floor and in chairs in He said that if students did this Three San Jose State Univer- and performing arts. Silber rep- the art building on Wednesday. they would be able to get a gallery sity professors and one dean resents natural sciences, mathe- They were lined in the hallway in in the first few weeks of the follow- have been nominated for the matical, computer sciences and front of the gallery office room ing semester. Wang Family Excellence Award, engineering. Jordan represents 129A for a chance to reserve one of Zimmerman said that the pro- which recognizes the achieve- social, behavioral sciences and the eight galleries to exhibit their posal was one page, which includ- ments and contributions of Cali- public service. Castro represents works of art. ed the student's name, phone num- fornia State University faculty education, professional and Sculptor Jason Rogowski, who ber and a description of what the and administrators. applied sciences. is pursuing a master of fine arts work they intended to show. Professors William Shaw of The winners will each be degree, is known as Chainsaw by He said students would be able philosophy, Herbert Silber of awarded 820,000. his friends, because one of the tools to do this sometime in April. chemistry, Kevin Jordan of psy- Castro said the competition is he uses to create his sculptures is Another way is to wait for the chology and George Castro, asso- different every year. a chainsaw. gallery sign up day, which is on the ciate dean for science outreach "I was nominated last year He said that waiting in line gets second Thursday of every semester will be competing with nominees and I didn't win," Castro said. crazier and crazier every year. from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. from the 23 CSU campuses. Jordan said Robert Pellegrini, "Around 9 p.m. people start to The students can also get a bed down," Rogoski said. "It's like a gallery if they sign up to be put on Shaw said that he was very chair of psychology, nominated , saatsura Oath' Stall pleased to have been nominated. him. big slumber party." a waiting list and someone else "Although I knew my name "That nomination was then Rogowski said that he had been cancels. Then, whoever's name is Sculptor Sean Fassbinder stays overnight before gallery sign- had been put forward, I had no forwarded to a selection commit- waiting in line since 11:30 a.m. so next on the wait list could get a up day. The second Thursday of every semester, from 7:30 a.m. to when way of knowing whether I stood a tee as specified by the SJSU Aca- he could reserve a gallery gallery. 9:30 a.m., students can sign up for a gallery. chance of being selected," Shaw demic Senate," Jordan said. the office open up at 7:30 a.m. He said that masters of fine graduat- said. Shaw said a committee of pro- Thursday. arts students who were these students are required to pass prngram, and venfy the date and The award was first estab- fessors chooses the SJSU nomi- John Zimmerman, a graduate ing could sign up for a gallery one before sign- gallery with the office by the sec- graduation the pre-thesis review lished in the fall of 1998 when nees. In his letter to the campus student who works at the gallery semester before their ing up. ond week of the semester. Trustee Stanley T Wang donated community of Jan. 7, President office, said that each year 25 to 50 date, but had to show pmof of a students "Students have been doing this secure the The bachelors of art $1 million to the CSU system. Robert Caret announced the students wait in line overnight paid graduation fee to can sign up with Gladys Crowell, a His contribution is the largest every semester to sign up for a gallery. secretary for the fine arts office see ART, Page 3 ever given by an individual to See AWA R I). Page 3 gallery to have their art exhibited. Zimmerman also said that Pin

2 JANUARY 31, 2002 OPINION SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Plotting new schemes for the new semester a long time. I shouldn't friend. they made the Spartan Book- It's been since Remembering SJSU's have left you ... Yes, folks. I'm Heck, if we get enough we can all store look like Old Navy. back yet again. You thought you go live in some smelly ass house Well, woo-freakin-hoo. finally had gotten rid of me. Nope. together and live out the typical col- I'm not going to sit here and com- tragic loss of students It's a new semester, a new year, a lege-age men stereotypes. plain about it today. Naw, instead, I'll new job, but the same old column. Yipee. take a page out of their book. past SIX months have been marred with The As I walked around campus the I'm tired of all the damn fences. Students of SJSU, I present for senseless deaths. Since the Sept. 11 attacks, first couple days of school, I was look- Sure, a colleague of mine wrote about your approval a new computer lab. At people have come together in the wake of vio- ing for something to share with all of all this yesterday, but these mon- only $15 per month, it's way cheaper lence. you. strosities demand far more complain- than the computer lab A.S. is current- In the past two months, San Jose State Univer- I was thinking of complaining ing. ly milking $18 per semester out of us sity students have realized that death can also hit about the crap on television these My typical path is between Dwight for. quite close to home. days, which of course I spent my saw the Lexus commercial too many Bentel Hall and Hugh Gillis Hall a And if you people think the A.S. lab With the tragic deaths of Lia Ramadanoff and break watching because I had nothing times and it's affecting my brain, but few times per day. The fences out- has great features check out mine: Brandon Chernick, students must realize that life better to do than watch MTV, "Grow- I'm tired of some of San Jose State number the blades of grass on this It could have 1,800 stations. is precious and can be cut short in the blink of an ing Pains" re-runs and that damn University's quirks. path. It could be open 29 hours per day. eye. Lexus commercial where everybody Tired of the damn fraternity folks It seems perfect for a steel-cage It could be state-of-the-art. They didn't deserve to die. get a Lexus for Christmas. standing around in circles trying to wrestling match or something. And I could change all of this once Parents shouldn't live longer than their children. Sure beats a box of printer paper get people to join their little gangs. But still I have a better idea: we I've taken money for a while and give Maybe you didn't know them, but you might and a few weak rap albums. My solution is this: Start my own make a jail. you one broken down old computer have passed them in the hall or sat next to them in New anger has spawned within fraternity. I'd like to create a sorority It's perfect for imprisoning from my house. class. me, though. As I tried to walk around and get girls to join, but I don't think crooked members of Associated Stu- Maybe A.S. logic isn't so bad after They are our age. campus, I found that I couldn't. it would work. dents, crooked former members of all. They are our peers. It's nothing new. In my past four So, my own fraternity, it would be Associated Students cough I figure between this, and the They are one of us. years at this university, I've gotten called Theta Zeta. Altbar Shetty cough and the money I'll get from my friend-selling It's sad to see two of our own students having used to certain things: no parking, Imagine the possibilities: I can various other people who piss me off business ... I mean ... my fraternity, their lives ended too quickly. people handing me fliers forever, that have my little booth. I don't need on a daily basis. I'll be stacking money like the dad in Who knows what they could have accomplished? one smell, construction, student gov- some guy in an Ox costume. Nor do I It would still interfere with my "Silver Spoons." Even if you didn't know them personally, griev- ernment. need some trophies that make me path, but at least it would make And then I can afford one of those ing for them is the most natural thing. And usually I've been able to figure look like some cool guy. And that big things more entertaining. Like going stupid Lexuses. Think about their families and try to help them out ways around them. frame with all the pictures who to the zoo or something. out if you can. But this semester ... this semester cares. I'm tired of that stupid A.S com- If there is a fund set up, donate some money, ... this semester ... I don't need anything but my sign: puter lab. Mike Osegueda is the Spartan even if it is a small amount. Maybe it's because I'm graduating "Friends for sale: $75 per month." I know, I know, it's the greatest Daily Opinion Editor "Oz-mosis" Almost every person on this planet has had to and almost out of here or maybe I just You need a friend? I'll be your thing to happen to this university appears Thursdays. deal with death, and it's not an easy thing to deal with. The best thing to do is to think about the good times and the best memories of that person. Students should realize that we are not invinci- tor5litiiS C11119 NAV A GpM8)-1 ble, although we like to think we are. Prince Harry sure isn't We always think to ourselves that this sort of Orr WI SorIG"SoRVIVoR:' thing could never happen to us. zo-rass soccEss Wrfkl It's not supposed to happen to us. treatment Because we're young and have so much more life getting royal left within us. 'PER rads:A4-02... Prince Harry. It seems We have to get out there in the real world and poor make our mark in society. that the only things that Some of us want families, while others just want land him on the cover of a good job. "People" magazine anymore are We as students, however, must think in terms of the death of his mother, Princess self-preservation. Diana, and the recent revelations We have to be ce refill with our lives, whether it's of his alcohol and marijuana drinking, drugs or sex. addictions. In this day and age, we have to be extra careful de,40t% On Jan. 13, London Sunday about the choices we make and how we conduct our- newspapers revealed details of selves. ItS r IOCY" the young prince's pot smoking Think about calling a cab before you decide to c3t,V\ and underage drinking (Harry is credible journalists a bad name. drive after a night of partying. 16, Great Britain's drinking age They contributed to the death Be critical of drugs. is 18). of Princess Diana and are now No matter the circumstances, always use a con- From reports, the young blowing Harry's substance abuse dom, or don't have sex at all. prince's carousing was so bla- problems completely out of pro- Even though these things had nothing to do with tant, that it prompted his father, portion. . their deaths, we have to be careful these days. Prince Charles, to send his son to They don't respect life or pri- We realize that Lia Ramadanoff and Brandon visit Featherstone Lodge, a drug vacy. Instead of ignoring the Chernick didn't expect to die so early in their lives. rehabilitation center in south young prince's personal problems But their deaths have affected us all. London in an attempt to scare and letting the royal family take The Spartan Daily extends its deepest condo- him straight. care of the situation privately, The same reports also said the tabloids chose to ignite the lences to the families of Lia Ramadanoff and Bran- I -J don Chernick. that the young prince would par- story and use the tawdry details take in lock-ins, the practice to their selling advantage. www othemark.com Mar kPansi@aol. corn rl& where a pub proprietor locks his First of all, there's only a outside doors but continues to small population of our genera- Uhmumum Room. For more information, 90.5 KSJS Ground Zero Radio serve drinks inside. Other times tion who haven't, at the very contact 391-9721. Tuneful Tuesday: Live music every he would invite friends to his least, experimented with some week. This week: hip-hop group Ostrich self-proclaimed (and ridiculously type of illegal substance. Monday Head in the Student Union Amphitheater named)"Club H" his basement (Pause for a second. Harken rumpus room that had a well- back to the days of high school Spart from noon to 1 p.m For more information, curiosity). contact Shaun Morris at 924.8764. stocked bar. Coalition for Social Justice, I don't pity the prince for his I'll testify that I have. uide Solidarity and Unity Am I proud of it? Wednesday substance abuse. Weekly meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacheco What I do pity him for is the No. Room to collectively organize events this Feb. 28. Bring donations to the box at Mosa- fact that he must grow up in an In retrospect, do I wish I had- semester All student organizations are wel- Today ic or to the oflice at 116 Paseo De San Anto- ant farm where his every move is n't wasted my time and money? come Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and nio. For more information. call James at monitored, recorded and ana- Yes. Alliance Spartan Basketball Transgender lyzed by the world press. But I make no excuses for myself Study Abroad Office Club meeting at 5 p.m to 6.45 p m in SJSU men versus the Univenoty of Texas-El Study Abroad Office Since his conception, Harry other than the fact that curiosity Study Abroad information meeting at the Almaden Room of the Student Union. makes people do things, Paso at 7-30 p m. in the Event Center. Free Study Abroad information meeting at has been under a microscope that, with a 11 a m in the Guadalupe Room of the Stu For more information, e-mail with an unbelievable magnifica- clear head, they shouldn't. admission for students with Tower Card. noon 111 the Guadalupe Room of the Student dent Union Applications due Feb 8 For glbtaeemail edu. tion power that none of us will Thankfully, my parents don't Union. Applications due Feb 8 For more more information, contact Dave Rudel at ever know. take the Spartan Daily. Associated Students Government - information, contact Dave Rudel at 924-5931 Spring 2002 elections 924-5931 Movimento Eatudiantil Chicano Who is going to stop the young Much like the business man Interested in running for student gov. de Aztlan prince from entering a bar? might unwind with a few Man- Friday hattans after a long eminent? Pick up a candidate application at Tuesday Weekly general meetings addressing What barkeeper would refuse work week, Chicano issues and making familia at 6 p m to serve royalty an alcoholic liba- the young prince more than like- the A.S. house to find out more information. Study Abroad Office Novimento Estudiantil Chicano in the Chicano Library Resource Center, tion when he asked for one? ly uses alcohol and marijuana to All candidates must attend one d the three Study Abroad information meeting at de Action Module A For more infomiation, contact Perhaps most of all, what pub escape and retreat from his scheduled meetings Feb 5 from 5.30 p.m. to 9 a m in the Guadalupe Room of the Stu. Weekly oflieers meeting at 6 p m in Adnarta Garcia at 250-9245 owner wouldn't love having a celebrity lifestyle. 6.30 p.m in the Pacifica Room. Feb. 6 from dent Union Applications due Feb 8 For more the Chicano Library Resource Center, Mod celebrity a member of the I don't condone his contraband 1:30 p m to 2.30 p.m in the Pacifica Room information, contact Dave Rude! at 924-5931 use, but I ule A For more information. contact Adnana Office royal family, no less as a draw do understand it. Or Feb. 14 from 4 p m to 5 p.m. in the Coun Study Abroad in his lounge. Garcia at 250-9245 Study Abroad information meeting at cil Chambers Application deadline IR Fnday Saturday I've always been a proponent Chris Giovannetti is the Feb. 15 by 5 p m. Call 924-5950 for more noon in the Guadalupe Room of the Student of the now ill-famed paparazzi Spartan Daily Sports Editor information Hillel of Silicon Valley Union. Applications due Feb 8 For more Spartan Baketball and other gossip writers who give "No Shame" appears Thursdays. Live from Hillel. it's Tuesday night- Live information, contact Dave Rudel at 924- Center. The Doubleheader in the Event comedy and pizza at 336 E. William Street 5931 School of Art & Design women take on the University of Hawaii at at 6 30 p m fi3 in advance, 85 at the door Student pllery exhibitions from 10 a m. 5:30 p.m and the men play Boise State Line For more information. contact Brett Shore at Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to 4 p.m. today through Friday in the Art ind for stu- versity at 7:30 p m. 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SWC'et DreaMS ART: Students wait for gallery space PLANE Club offers competitive prices ook- continued from Page for Coulter said that she had a continued from Page I reopened to private aviation. gallery already but wanted "Last time I flew down to Har- about 15 or 20 years," Zimmer- another one because she was The Flying Twenty is open to ris ranch in the (San Joaquin) Val- !OM- man said. planning on doing a joint exhibit full-time SJSU students as well as ley. It's mainly up to members as He said that students who put with another student. faculty and alumni who are inter- to where they want to go," Rose- in the extra effort succeed in the Hager said last year she ested in learning to fly. The club nast said. for business and in the real world brought her small dog to wait boasts the lowest prices for both Leo Rodriguez, a junior in the o. At too. with her in line but the faculty instruction and plane rental. aviation program and a club mem- 'per Zimmerman said that they didn't approve of it so they Originally formed in 1939 with ber since spring 2001, enjoys the ant- notify the University Police passed a rule saying that no one nine members, the Flying Twenty advantages the club has to offer. f us Department every semester that. could bring their pets anymore. have grawn to about 80 members, "You don't really have to check people will be staying out in the She also said that in the past, according to Rosenast. in. You just pidc up your keys and lab hall overnight and they stop by students have paid students to The club incorporated in 1949 meet your instructor. There's to check to make sure the stu- wait in line for them. and has operated as a more freedom to do what you nonprofit want," dents are not doing anything ille- "Some students were paying organization since then. In 1998, Rodriguez said. ay. gal. up anr.vhere from $10 to $20 Myers said he wants people to the Flying Twenty became a rec- know that the Flying "This is the most unique sys- dollars an hour," Hager said. ognized SJSU student organiza- Twenty nce tem, unlike any other in the One student who was waiting offers the most bang for your buck tion. in terms of cost of lessons. rive whole country," Zimmerman in line for her boyfriend was Bar- The club owns and operates iter said. bara Lilly ,a senior. She said that Aircraft rentals begin at $46 an four Cessna aircraft, all based at hour for a Cessna 152 arid go as Sculptor Jenny Hager, a mas- her boyfriend went to get an air Reid-Hillview fter Airport in San Jose. high as $99 an hour for a Cessna ter of fine art student, had been mattress and some supplies for "We're all volunteers. None of waiting since noon said every the sleepover. 182. Instructors can charge up to the us get paid. We just want to pro- $20 an hour for lessons. year students were showing up Rogowski said that he had vide cheap flying for students," ling earlier and earlier. brought a grill and some ham- Michael Balangitao, a junior Astwood said. aviation major and perspective Hager was there to secure a burger meat so he could eat his The 1 in dinner tonight. Flying Twenty meets at 7 recruit, said he was just checking gallery to display some of her p.m. on the third Wednesday of work. Marcela Reyes, an art major prices. ose and senior, said the first time she every month at the SJSU Aviation "I heard of the club on the Wednesday she had no classes Campus at 1120 Coleman Ave. in Internet and it was her day off from came last year she had to borrow and wanted to get more work. San Jose. They also hold plane information. I came to She said that she creates a sleeping bag and a pillow for a SJSU friend, but this time she was pre- washes on the third Saturday of because it's the only CSU with an sculptures out of wood and steel. every month. aviation program," he said. tan Tara Coulter, a photographer, pared. tis" She also said that the art According to Myers, the club Balangitao transferred to was the first student to arrive. gets 15 to 20 new members yearly. SJSU for the aviation program in ys. She had been there since 8 a.m. exhibits were to prepare them in the real world when they went Club members are required bp the fall of 2001. "Last semester someone got fly at least one hour per month. For more information on the here at 10 a.m.," Coulter said. "I out to get galleries to exhibit their art. Members ean choose their des- Flying Twenty, check out the wanted to be the first." tination freely since much of Cali- club's Web site at fornia's airspace has been umw.flying20.com.

DEBATE: PERMITS: Parking permit grace period ends Feb. 4 Ivan Kashinsky / Daily Staff continued from Page 1 said. "Now students think it's a Ride Lot has been a popular place and online continued from Page I free-for-all." for students to park, Nathalie Jablonsky took a nap in the afternoon sun on emphasize that parking tickets Eric Cheung, a junior studying purchasing of permits has also Wednesday in front of the the Student Union building. She is Another issue of more are still being issued and that Computer Engineering, drives gone up, according to Powell. visiting from France and was an exchange student last year. national relevance that Trum- students should pick up their and parks in the garage. "Students from last semester bull expects candidates to dis- permits. "I paid for my permit online, know about Park and Ride, and a cuss relates to the decision by "Because regular citations but I still haven't received it lot of students are using other President George W Bush to start on Monday, students must yet: Cheung said, who has been alternatives," Powell said. hold the federal government pick up their permits as soon as utilizing the grace period to his All permits, including com- back from working on global possible," said Anderson. benefit. He parked on the third muter and night permits, can be warming, he said. Normally when students do floor of the 10th street garage. picked up at the Bursar's office ath AWARD'. Winners announced in May "Something that needs to not receive their permit, the Bur- "If I don't get my permit by until 6 p.m. low be discussed is should the sar's office issues a temporary one tomorrow, I'll have to wait in line "Students are encouraged to use state of California do some- to substitute until the one they at the Bursar's office on Monday," come by as soon as possible to continued from Page 1 you just hope for the best. Cheung said. "What else can I do?" permits," Anderson pro- "I'm honored to be nominat- thing?" Trumbull said. "There ordered by mail arrives. pick up their will need to be tougher emis- "Our normal response was to Alternatives to parking in the said, "Before the line gets long names of the nominees and those ed," Castro said. , garages, such as the Park and pri- Silber said he knows the last sion standards on cars." give out-courtesy permits," Powell again." of the committee and explained His Environmental Studies the the procedure by which the com- two people who won in his cate- sms gory, and they are good at what 140 claAs will be at the debdte, mittee members are selected. taking place from 7 p.m. to 9 ske "The associate dean of our col- they do. ely, "I believe that my record is p.m. at Sunnyvale City Coun- LOWEST TEXTBOOK PRICES lege, Lou Eastman, put my name cil chambers, located at 456 W the forward by writing a letter on my every bit as strong," he said. Silber also said, "For the past Olive. behalf and submitting my cur- Each student is required to GUARANTEED! riculum vitae. I knew he was three years San Jose has yet to a win the award." bring a question for the candi- 0R doing this because I supplied my dates to discuss. Shaw said. "I The winners will be Ty curriculum vitae," The SJSU Environmental had never heard of the award announced during the May 15 WE'LL REFUND ne and 16 meeting of the CSU Studies Department, Califor- until this fall. I was away for two nia League of Conservation DOUBLE THE DIFFERENCE years in Zimbabwe as director of Board of Trustees. :en Jordan said a nomination Voters, Sustainable Mountain the CSU overseas program." View, Pacific Industrial Busi- Each year, the names and such as this is quite humbling SpartanBooks tore when he cOnsiders the entire fac- ness Association, Silicon Val- accomplishments of the selected ley Bicycle Association, and A Divtsion of Spartan Shops nominees will be forwarded to ulty at SJSU is dedicated, hard San lost State Ur,rersit working and committed to excel- the Sierra Club sponsors the the CSU's Wang Family Excel! event. Visit Spartan Bookstore for Details winning should be viewed as lence in education. _ _ d- part of a bigger picture, which is Shaw said SJSU has a lot af the statewide competition. good, dedicated professors and Castro said when your name he felt honored to have been cho- self and achievements are submitted, sen. ity St a SF airport evacuated after Tired of arriving to campus early to look for parking? an 1.11 n- residue found on shoes Save your energy for class and ride VTA to SJSU. k, e- SAN FRANCISCO 1APi - The from planes ready. for takeoff and to mystery man whose brown the terminal was cleared as offi- is loafers forced the evacuation of cials and bomb-sniffing dogs thousands of passengers Wednes- combed the area. The man was Avoid the parking hassle by taking day from San Francisco Interna- not found, and the terminal was tional Airport may simply have reopened at 9:40 a.m. PST advantage of your Transit Access Pass. walked across a lawn earlier in The FBI interviewed the the morning. screener, an employee of Argen- It's valid on all VTA Light Rail, Bus and Twenty-eight gates at the bright Security Inc., the naticn's s. domestic terminal were closed for largest airport security company, eligible Paratransit services. two hours after a screening which was replaced at Boston's machine's alarm was triggered by Logan International Airport in residue on the shoes of a man December after being blamed for Not sure how to ride VTA to SJSU? who then disappeared into the security breaches there. crowd. "When the alarm went off, Contact the A.S. Transportation Solutions While a security guard there was a lack of proper proce- checked with his supervisor, the dure on the part of the security Program for a trip plan, they're located in man put on his loafers and screener," Wilson said. "He should can also visit walked away. Airport officials say have held on to the shoes, or the A.S. Business office. You he may have left on one of the two should have held on to the guy." them on-line at as.sjsu.edu/tsp or call planes that departed even after The Federal Aviation Adminis- the alarm was sounded. tration is investigating the secu- (408) 924 -RIDE. "This was not a bomb threat, rity breach, said Jerry Snyder, an this was a security breach," air- FAA spokesman. He would not port spokesman Ron Wilson said. comment on any findings. "This individual probably has no "From the information that I VTA Service Information: idea he was the cause of so much have received there were no telephone information disruption this morning. He is threats made and there was no 24 -hour not a mad bomber or a terrorist." physical resistance, and so there (408) 321-2300 Wilson said the man's carry-on is at this stage very little evi- bag showed none of the sub- dence that this was a plot of some stance, which Wilson said "is sim- sort," Snyder said Wednesday. ilar to a plastic explosive, but has Evacuated passengers were Hearing Impaired (TDD only) in many the same signature forced to stand in the road in (408) 321-2330 respects as common fertilizer." terminal building on the front of the Airport officials speculated cold San Francisco over a lawn. an unusually man simply walked morning, with temperatures in The alarm was triggered dur- www.via.org random check at 6:36 a.m. the 30s. ing a "No one's told us anything PST after a gauze-like material man's about what's going on, it's very was wiped across the /CIFTA. Valley.Transp'o'r;otion Authority shoes, then put through a frustrating," said Ethan machine. Evacuation of the ter- McLaughlin of San Carlos, who Port 4-every trip you take minal began about an hour later, was turned back while boarding Wilson said. his flight to Manchester, N.H., for Passengers were removed a job interview.

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11111111111111110i111 MN, SPORTS Back in The Game Belichick: Brady to Three 145 career carries. years out of According to former Spartan start over Bledsoe Deonce Whitaker, who was a SJSU, alumnus is proposition 48 player during NEW ORLEANS (AP) It's in the full practice and was Hodgins final season in 1998, Tom Brady. expected to play on Sunday. playing in his Hodgins was a player everyone The big question of Super Punter Ken Walter, who left the respected. Bowl week was answered team for two days to be with his second Super Bowl "All the freshman really Wednesday night when New wife for the birth of their son, looked up to him," Whitaker England Patriots coach Bill practiced with the special teams. in three years said. "He was a team leader on Belichick said Brady start at Belichick's decision, though, and off the field." quarterback over Drew Bledsoe, may not settle the quarterback Whitaker recounted a 30-10 choosing the former backup over controversy for long. By Chris Giovannetti loss at the University of the $103 million, three-time Pro There's always next season. Wyoming in 1997 where Hod- Bowler. Questions could linger long DAILY SPORTS EDITOR gins broke his leg but still man- into the offseason as coaches and You might not recognize him, aged to walk off the field. club officials consider their but you recognize his work. "He was my idol when I was a Super Bowl XXXVI options: Dump Bledsoe's big He's the unsung hero of pro- prop (48 student)," Whitaker salary, explore a deal for the fessional football's most prolific said. "He ran so hard when he So Brady, a second-year pro younger Brady, or keep both. offense. was on the field. He was a lot who hasn't lost in two months, Earlier, Patriots owner Robert For former San Jose State bigger than me but I always will start Sunday's game against Kraft had some ideas about keep- University fullback James Hod- tried to run as hard as he did." the St. Louis Rams instead of the ing the NFL's deepest quarter- gins, it's all about the dirty Hodgins cited the Wyoming nine-year veteran who sparked back corps together. work. game as his most memorable the latest victory. "If I have a vote, I would not be Now a member of the St. during his tenure at SJSU. Brady, who sprained his left against both of them playing for Louis Rams backfield, Hodgins Before breaking his leg, he post- ankle in last Sunday's 24-17 win us next year unless someone has earned the position of being ed 136 rushing yards against in Pittsburgh, was cleared to play comes with a blockbuster offer for tailback Marshall Faulk's lead the Cowboys. after Wednesday's practice, the either one," Kraft said. blocker and a primary blocker "I definitely feel connected first by the Patriots this week. And what might that be? for National Football League's with the South Bay," Hodgins "Tom Brady demonstrated in "Oh, I don't know, ask the most valuable player Kurt said. "It'll always have a place practice today that he is fit to coach," he said. Warner. in my heart. I want to come play," Belichick said. "He will be The Patriots could fit Bledsoe's "Basically, you have to know back there after my playing our starting quarterback on Sun- and Brady's salaries under next your role. We have so many days are done." day." year's cap, Kraft said. Bledsoe's great players it's easy to get Hodgins helped lead the Against the Steelers, Bledsoe cap number next season is $7.5 overwhelmed and overlooked," Rams to the 2000 Super Bowl replaced Brady with 1:40 left in million, a $5 million salary plus Hodgins said in a telephone title against the Tennessee the first half, threw an 11-yard bonuses. Brady's cap number will interview from St. Louis on Fri- Titans after signing with the touchdown pass to David Patten be $370,833, a base of $358,000 day. "I do my role. I block for Rams as a free agent in April of for a 14-3 halftime lead and was and a prorated signing bonus of Marshall and protect Kurt. It's 1999. solid the rest of the way. It was $12,833. great with our offense because Hodgins started a combined his first appearance in 126 days But Brady may get a new deal every block has the chance to two games in his first two sea- since he sheared a blood vessel in to keep him from becoming a lead to a big play." sons as a pro but worked his his chest when he was hit in a restricted free agent after next On Sunday, Hodgins will be way up the depth chart and loss to the New York Jets in game season. And that could make it playing in his second Super started nine of the Rams 16 Photo courtesy of SJSU Athletic Department two. too costly to keep both, especially Bowl in three years when his regular season contests in But Brady, the AFC's third- a backup with a 10-year, $103 Rams battle the New England 2001. St. Louis Rams fullback James Hodgins carries the ball against rated passer, was 12-3 in his pre- million contract that began this Hodgins was most instru- Patriots. Stanford University during a 1998 contest. Hodges, a four-year play- vious 15 starts after the Patriots season. Born in San Jose, Hodgins mental during a 45-17 division- Patriots er at San Jose State University, will be playing in his second Super lost the first two games of the "That is irrelevant," attended Oak Grove High al playoff win against Green season with Bledsoe at quarter- fullback Marc Edwards said. School, where he led the Eagles Bay on Jan 19. Bowl in three years when the Rams take on the New England Patri- back. "Drew has earned every penny in scoring both his junior and Hodgins, whose only other ots on Sunday. So the 24-year-old player from with how he helped keep the senior seasons. professional touchdown came on Michigan, who has shown out- team together this year." He was named most valuable an 11-yard pass from Warner in (Green Bay) to come back," Hod- game. As a team, we know we standing poise in big games, will Bledsoe, who made Pro Bowl offensive back in the Blossom a 24-17 defeat of New England gins said. "I knew that back in have to perform," Hodgins said start in the biggest game of his three times before Brady turned Valley Athletic League in his earlier in the year, caught a 4- San Jose, my family was watch- of a team that averaged 418.1 life Sunday after being a fourth- pro, seemed to be the odd man senior season. yard pass from Warner for a ing. It was good to know that yards of offense over the regular stringer as a rookie. out but kept helping his succes- Hodgins also played basket- touchdown that gave St. Louis a they saw it. It was an awesome season. "Just because we're the Belichick delayed naming his SOT ball and participated in track. 21,7 lead and helped propel moment." Rams, no one is going to hand starter until he and his assistant "He's never done anything After high school, Hodgins them to the win. Despite the gaudy offensive anything to us. coaches had a chance to watch that hasn't reflected well on the moved on to SJSU, where he "That TD was key. We hadn't statistics the 16-2 the Rams put "But then again we've played tapes of the afternoon workout at team," Kraft said. "He's the proto- played four seasons. He had 626 done much offensively up until up this season, Hodgins realizes New England already. We have Tulane University. He went so far typr4 the kind of playetanyone yards and four touchdowns on that point and altar that we that the 'Patriots are no patsies. filib and we know what 4to as to ask a pool -reporter not to would want on their team." knew it would be tough for "No one will hand us the expect " identify who took the most snaps The 24-year-old Brady was the in practice; the starter usually AFC's third-rated passer and is 5. t,akes almost all off the practice years younger. Richard confident heading into crucial Hawai'i matchup snaps with the offense. Asked how he would feel if he "They both worked, and I was were told in the offseason that By Alvin M. Morgan player Tariq Abdul-Wahad. satisfied with how they worked," Brady would be the quarterback ICnown as Olivier Saint-Jean Belichick said in the pool report. next year, Bledsoe said, "The DAILY STAFF WRITER during his college days, Wahad Bledsoe was the Patriots' future's the future and, right now, With two-thirds of San Jose Under ? starred at SJSU during the starter until a crunching hit we're focused on this game, this State University basketball sea- 1996 and 1997 seasons. He sheared a blood vessel in his week, and whatever happens son completed, the women's and scored 1,050 career points, chest in the second game of the after that happens. Right now, men's teams are headed in very which ties him with S.T. Saffold season. Brady went 11-3 as a we're not going to even address different directions. the >44- for tenth on SJSU's all-time starter to help New England win that." The women's program is cur- scoring list. the AFC East title. Brady, who remains friendly rently in fourth place in the In 1996, after transferring Brady led the Patriots to a 16- with Bledsoe, praised his men- Western Athletic Conference from the University of Michigan, 13 overtime victory over Oakland tor's selflessness. standings (6-3, 11-7 overall). Wahad led the Spartans to the in the playoffs, but he was hurt in "When I was growing up, that They are just one game behind E/0k: Big West Conference tourna- the first half of the AFC title was a guy I watched," Brady said. the University of Hawai'i (6-2, 13- ment title. The win propelled the game against Pittsburgh. Playing "I got the opportunity to come 4 overall), whom the Spartans are Spartans into the NCAA tourna- for the first time in 126 days, here and meet him and really scheduled to face Saturday. ment, where they were defeated Bledsoe came in with 1:40 left in learn under him and then learn The women's team is coming by the eventual national champi- the first half, threw a touchdown with him. It's been pretty neat for off back-to-back wins against con- ARO on University of Kentucky 110- pass to David Patten for a 14-3 me." ference opponents Fresno State 31 percent field goal percentage currently 6-15 overall, and have a 72. halftime lead and led the Patriots Whether they keep learning and the University of Nevada while Hawai'i, known as a 1-8 conference record. Soon after being drafted by the to a 24-17 victory. together is uncertain. where the average margin of vie-. defensive team, team shot 51 But despite the dismal record, NBA's Sacramento Kings, Saint- That sparked the big question tory in the two contests was 15 percent from the floor, which the team still remains upbeat Jean changed his name to Tariq of Super Bowl week: Would Brady points. was the highest percentage following its win last week Abdul-Wahad. or Bledsoe start on Sunday? Head coach Janice Richard allowed by the Spartans this against Hawai'i, the WAC's No. 1 Wahad, a native of France, Bledsoe, the first player draft- feels the team is moving in the season. team. won a gold medal at the 2000 ed in 1993? Or Brady, the No. 199 pick two years ago who threw ValiNera. right direction, after winning four Hawai'i's pressure defense "They're together, they're Summer Olympics while playing cinemas of its last five contests. held the normally offensive- resilient and they stay with it." for the French National Team. He just three passes last year but jumped from fourth CAMERA 3 CAFE 288 S 2nd SI 998-3300 "You want them peaking at the minded Parker to only nine Barnes said. currently plays for the NBA's on the depth IN DOLBY DIGITAL, "THE YEAR'S conference sea- points. The Spartans are scheduled to chart to bring New England back % HA.1.1131RAN 8E5'1 FILmr latter half of the Denver Nuggets. BaLa H.-Moen. ilow Elwr son," Richard said. "They did a good job denying face the University of Texas-El The only other retired jersey is to New Orleans? Tackle Matt Light, who has MONSTER'S BALL The team's success can be her (Parker) the ball the last Paso tonight at 7:30 p.m. and the No. 34 for!,-.!,.- worn by the a GOLDEN GLOBE Woodr P. GOLDEN GLOBE N.., attributed not only to the play of time," Richard said, "We've added Boise State University at 8 p.m. late Ricky Rerry who excelled at sore ankle and was the only IN THE GQSFORD Spartan standouts Cricket some things to the offense, more on Saturday. Patriot besides Brady listed on BEDROOM PARK SJSU from .1.,..et-1988, and is first SI 998.3300 Williams, Atari Parker and Elea movement, we want to give her In their last meetings with the number c...rlo en the all-time scor- the injury report, also t,00k part CAMERA ONE 366 S A'Giza, but to team chemistry on more looks," Richard added. clubs, Boise State defeated the REREMIEMEEIEM and off the court. 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SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSIT1 SPORTS JANUARY 31, 2002 Lopez ready to make good on preseason La accolades 113, Julian J. Ramos "He made an immediate impact," for who would start at the position I was DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER Manzo said of Lopez's leadership. lasted about a day. "Everyone listened to what he inday. All-conference honors are nothing said." "Not many times do you have an All- ;ft the new for Gabe Lopez. Recruited to SJSU together, the pair American on your team." Frandsen joined a team that had appeared in the th his The Spartan second baseman said. r son, received the same honors College World Series the season before. at the high "I was CAMS. school and junior college levels. excited to play for a College World Series team." Lopez said. ough, To be voted by his teammates as the The book on . . . rback most valuable player of the Lopez said he proved he deserved to 2001 San be a Spartan on the first day of batting Jose State University squad came as a ;on. surprise. practice. long "I couldn't believe it," "I hit really well," Lopez said. "I Lopez said. gained Gabe Lopez SS and The accolades for the senior respect. Other players knew transfer that I could play." their from Cerritos College in Norwalk did- s big n't end there. His teammates elected him as a team captain that season. Age: 21 ir the The Pico Rivera native was selected h. to the All-Western Athletic He will be one of three team cap- Conference tains this season along with catcher, Year: Senior Robert First Team in May. He was also select- keep- ed to the All-WAC Adam Shorsher and pitcher, Andy pre-season First Cook. Home: Pico Rivera, Calif arter- Team as well as to the Louisville Slug- While at SJSU, Lopez and Manzo ger pre-season All-America Third Team Number: 2 lot be in January. have been roommates. They are cur- rently sharing a house with teammates Previous School: ng for Lopez said at first he felt the pres- Cerri- Teone sure of Jason Van Over, Ryan Adams and Scott playing up to those honors. Niheu. tos College, Norwalk, fer for "It was a burden on my shoulders," Manzo has yet to pitch in a game as he said. "I found that the best way to Calif succeed a Spartan because of an elbow injury is to go about my business, set- Christy Kinskey / Daily Staff that k the tle down required major surgery and six Position: Second Base and relax." and a half months of During the After a 2001 season that included a .353 batting average, 40 runs batted in and rehabilitation. summer, Lopez, 21, went When Manzo couldn't drive back Height: 5-foot, 9-inches Asoe's back home to Southern California to 18 doubles, Spartan second baseman Gabe Lopez was named to the Westem Ath- next home to Whittier because of the elbow visit his parents, Jose and Sylvia, letic Conference first team as well as being elected team most valuable player by operation, Lopez would Bats: Right other drive Manzo's :dsoe's family members and work on his his teammates truck on the four to five hour trip. ; $7.5 game. Gabe's brother Carlos, 24, is a Throws: Right ytv plus School in Pico Rivera, Lopez played transferred to Cerritos College, to team "We bonded most on road trips," graduate student at Columbia Univer- Lopez said. ir will sity in New York against Manzo, who played at La Serna up with Manzo, who was the team's top 2001 offensive stats: City studying social When a healthy his 58,000 work. High School in Whittier, four times a pitcher in 2000. Manzo makes season. debut in the Blue and Gold Spartan .353 batting average, 91 nus of After leading the Spartans with a "I was excited to be "I think I only got on his team," Lopez uniform, Lopez said opposing batters .353 batting average and posting 91 should be prepared. hits, 18 doubles, 40 RBIs. w deal hits, 18 doubles and 40 RBIs him out twice in 30 said. "It's good to play in 2001, at-bats." "He works harder "He was dominant is high school," ling a Lopez continued to work on his hitting Manzo said. with guys you grew Honors: 2001 All-West- r next Lopez and Manzo up with." Lopez said. "At Cerritos, he was un-hit- at the Diamond Batting Cages in than anyone I've table. Batters looked foolish." rake it Santa Fe Springs. were selected to the That season, ern Athletic Conference same all Teammate Kevin Frandsen icially Defensively, Lopez was just as -league team ever seen." Manzo set school nearly every year in records with 11 saves describes Lopez simply as "the greatest first team; 2002 All-West- $103 impressive committing three errors in teammate you could ever have." da this 59 starts. high school Lopez - Mickey Manzo, and a 0.96 ERA while em Athletic Conference said. Lopez batted .347 Frandesn, who came to SJSU last "He works harder than anyone I've San Jose State University pitcher season as a freshman from Bellarmine atriots ever seen," Pitcher Mickey They were able to and drove in 37 runs preseason first team; Manzo said. develop Prep in San Jose, was also a second said. Manzo and Lopez have known each a friendship and scored 47 runs as at functions that honored the squad. the Falcons claimed the South Coast baseman like Lopez. 2001, 2002 team co-cap- penny other since their freshman years in Frandsen, who started at third base the high school in 1994. After graduation and a year at Loy- Conference title. ola Marymount most of last season, said that the battle tain. While playing at El Rancho High University, Lopez Both received all-conference honors. Bowl turned di man mcces-

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41 a 6 JANUARY 31, 2002 ARTS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY & ENTERTAINMENT Tearlerker 'I Am Sam' worth the box of tissues

By Allison M. Foley Portraying an extremely fluctuated or, were overridden at stressed out, high-powered some points in favor of the story DAILY STAFF WRITER lawyer who makes top dollar at flowing more easily. "Spectacular." "Riveting." "The her job, she has to be convinced to Because of the nature of the most captivating movie of the take Sam's case "pro bono," or plot, there were an overwhelining year." without pay, because Sam works amount of legal terms to be dealt All these are ridiculous over- at Starbucks Coffee and doesn't with, and series of explanations of statements said about movies make nearly enough money to how the case will proceed in that in no way deserved the com- cover the costs of her services. court, and so on. pliments they got. Pfeiffer begins her appearance In the beginning of the story, on screen as a woman with a cold, Sam is obviously confused by all unfeeling personality. of these technicalities, consider- REVIEW Because it seems as though ing even the smallest details in she wasn't given enough time in excess confuse him. Hopefully, "I Am Sam" will the movie to change her ways, she His confusion is dealt with by receive none of these comments, metamorphoses, in what seems to speaking to him slowly, and and that is a positive thing. This be a matter of seconds into an repeating until he understands. is because, as a whole, the movie over-emotional wreck, feeling too Later on in the movie, he miracu- does not need to prove itself to much too quickly, and risking a lously understands anything just audiences with flashy statements performance which is too acted, fine when spoken to at a regular in order to sell tickets at the box and obviously not felt. pace. office. Dakota Fanning, who plays The seriousness of Sam's con- The movie presents itself to Sam's daughter, Lucy, is the fluff dition never really changes, but it the public very simply, in the in the movie, looking incredibly is made to appear less relevant same way Sean Penn's character, adorable, but not adding any- depending on what he needs to Sam Dawson, views the world thing spectacular in the way of do. The fact that his condition and deals with his setbacks. acting talents. was fabricated to fit the story was A mentally challenged father All in all, even though the disappointing. who raises his daughter and movie progressed slowly, and The final fault the movie had devotes his life to her, he must probably needed a few more ups was that it used the heavy emo- fight to remain her primary and downs in the plot, it high- tion the audience would most guardian, against the courts who lighted a lot of life lessons, which likely feel in place of a real plot. don't believe his mental capacity were frighteningly true at times. The storyline meandered, and would allow him to do so. Photo courtesy of New Line Cinema The lessons in the movie were there wasn't enough variation. Penn was yery believable in Sam, played by Sean Penn, puts his head against a television picture of his daughter, Lucy, played by believable, even though some of It must be admitted, though, "I his role. If most of his fans didn't Dakota Fanning in "I Am Sant" the actors weren't. Am Sam" is a great tear-jerker already know that he has a per- Along with the myriad incon- movie and retains its value solely fectly normal mental capacity for was trying too hard or overacting This is tons more than can be said does not save her from complete- his part. He played his condition about Michelle Pfeiffer's charac- ly embarrassing herself on sistencies in acting abilities on that fact alone. his age, they would certainly be between the movie's biggest So, it seems the emphasis on convinced to think otherwise. realistically, showcasing truly ter, Rita Harrison. She appears screen, and seeming out of place genuine emotions along the way. later on in the movie, but this altogether in the story. names, there were a few details the emotional subject nature sold He never seemed as though he related to Sam's condition that at least one person already. Dishwalla hoping to rebound after flop and avoid becoming a one-hit wonder By Allison M. Foley NIusic Awards and realizing how far released in the middle of the merger task. Once you're done with the we had come." of major music labels DAILY STAFF WRITER Universal and record, you have to figure out how to Of his amazement at how far the Polygrcun. play everything you recorded Counting Blue Cars. band came, Richards said, "The year Polygram was home to Dishwal- again." Sound familiar? before we were still working day jobs la's label, A&M Records. "When Morning Comes" is the Most people wouldn't have the or going to school. "Everything involved in the album first single planned to be released slightest idea of the significance of Then, there we are, playing on was beyond our control," Richards from "Opaline." The single, set to these three words. this television show in front of 'nil- said. "We ctid the only thing we could, begin playing on the radio on March For Dishwalla, the pop-rock band lions of people. It was completely sur- stuck it out and moved on." 4, brings great hopes for the success Photo courtesy of immergent Records hailing from Santa Barbara, Calif, real." Richards said this event caused of the new album, Maloney said. these have been the three words most In 1998, Dishwalla released the band to sign with a smaller label, Although the new album is to be Dishwalla's new album, "Opaline," will be in stores on April 23. commonly used to identify the band another album, "And You Think You immergent Records, a label that promoted with radio singles, as most They haven't released an album since 1998. since its first CD, "Pet Your Friends" Know VVhat Life's About." allows the band to share profits and other bands promote themselves, 'There are songs that have literal was released in 1996. Guitarist Rodney Browning ownership of master recordings. Maloney was careful to point out meanings: he said, "but the lyrics This initial contribution to the Cravens said this album was appro- Dishwalla's most recently com- that, "it's not a record about one hit 0 should be able to translate to any of American Heart musical world contained Dishwalla's priately titled because it reflected the pleted album, "Opaline," will be song." first notable single, Counting Blue band's the listeners' own idea of what the Association-1k)) mindset at the tune. released on this label on April 23. "We did not set out to make a Vrbny INbert Deseuse song means to them." Cars. According to Cravens, all the band Of the band's new album, drtun- record that is all about singles. We set wtel StroX According to Maloney, his only This single catapulted the band members were at confusing points in mer Pete Maloney said it is to be a out to make one complete record from hopes for "Opaline" are that "the lis- into instant success, even going so far their lives and with their career as a "reconnect" albtun reconnecting start to finish," he said. tener can enjoy the whole journey as to be named "Rock Song of the band, and they really didn't know with Dishwalla's fans and getting "Opaline" deals with emotional and not want to get off in the middle A stroke can change Year" by Billboard in 1996. what life was about. used to touring and playing once topics inspired by Richards' daily life of it." Lead vocalist, J.R. Richards, The lyrics in the songs from this again. and things he has observed. your life forever As far as what to expect when the recalled this time in the band's histo- album reflected that state of mind as "VVe spent close to two years mak- Although the lyrics were written record is released, Maloney said the ry in a December interview. well, Cravens said. ing this record," Maloney said. "Writ- with one specific event in mind, fans emotions explored on the new record "After a slow start, things just He also said the album produced ing for a year and a half and then the are encouraged to allow the lyrics to will "tap you on the shoulder and ask happened all at once," he said. "I no hit singles and largely flopped actual recording process." represent whatever feels most if you have a conscience." remember playing at the Billboard because of its lack in timing. It was That in itself is a monumental poignant to them, Maloney said suotaisvamid (You re leading one now) McNally's 'Jukebox Sparrows' leaves a sour note o 11:.% I ti a \ filler sion of a more southern-based Having elements of blues, and "Bolder Than Paradise" can up-bringing DAILY WRI I LEL for McNally, but the rock and country in her music easily be mistaken for some- 27-year-old former anthropology point to originality, however thing that's been around for The latest album from major was born in Long Island, the similarities of McNally's years already Be an Angel... singer/songwriter Shannon N.Y. music to that of other female McNally's singing abilities " McNally is a mixture of pop, Location, however, wasn't as pop singers becomes quite are respectable, and her song- Donate Eggs! blues and country sounds that much an influence on her work; apparent hence the medioc- writing skills admirable, but in walks the line between original- being raised on the music of rity. the end, it leaves no lasting BUCKLE UP If you are 21-30 years old, ity and mediocrity. Elvis and Sam Cooke set the At first sample, "Jukebox impression. 1-104,1) t, healthy, bright & responsible: "Jukebox Sparrows," the sec- pace. Sparrows" ignites a sense of It's obvious that plenty of Call Family Fertility Center iind release from McNally on The originality in McNally's familiarity in the listener, possi- hard work and emotion went All nationalities needed songs, which are wistful one bly from endless hours of listen- into the making of the album, IA11_4 1\D moment but melancholy the ing to variety radio stations or but the result is nothing that 1-800-939-6886 REVIEW next, comes in the way it con- sitting through daytime televi- hasn't been available (not to Ther, dim ho !Nab tr, Ln Generous Compensation nects adult alternative pop and sion commercials. mention overplayed) for the last Capitol Records, features alternative country rock. The sense of familiarity does- several years. upbeat, flirtatious songs as well While most songs are slow n't fade; in fact it isn't long Whether it is destined for as calm, soft, and, to a point, and soft, in a moment's notice before the likes of Sheryl Crow hours of tiresome, predictable depressing pieces that despite McNally picks up the pace with or Bonnie Raitt come to mind as radio play, or rather the comfort having rock status, could easily a jam that can get heads nod- the album drags on. of elevators and dentist offices, Spartan turn off the average rocker, but ding and toes tapping. "It Aint Easy Being Green" time will tell. at the same time catch the ear of In the first track, "Down and a yuppie, hippy, country fan or Dirty," McNally shows a bit of a Basketball someone who has grown too old naughty, scandalous side a-la vs. for the music they used to bang Alanis Morissette. Menu: ITEP their head and party to. 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