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Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Volume III. No. 7 SJSU alumnus dies on Flight 261 Erin Mayes journalism from San very small, he was very aware of my pres- Francisco to Alaska and from Boston to at SJSU. DAILY STAFF WRITER Jose State University in ence," Rose said. She said Renato would Oregon. Rose developed cancer in 1993 and her the late 1980s. He was always be peeking out the window when Many times he would meet people on husband died while she was ill. Renato Renato Bermudez lived his life the way also a member of the she came home from work and would jump his trips and bring them back with him. was concerned about her living alone and many people only wish they could. judo team. up and down in delight when she walked Rose said she always let them stay in her decided to move back in with her. He pursued every dream he ever had, Born on Jan. 7, 1961 in the door. home. "He told me, 'You are alone and I don't from biking through Alaska to fighting in San Francisco, Renato Renato attended catholic elementary "I welcomed all these people that my want to leave you," Rose said. fires. He left behind dozens of heartbroken was a happy baby, so and high schools and was always very ath- son met because I wanted to return the Describing how she and Renato went friends and family members when he and happy that his mother, letic. kindness they had shown my son," Rose shopping for furniture together, she said 87 others aboard Alaska Airlines Flight Rose Bermudez, some- "He crossed the U.S. by bike, from said. "He was a wonderful friend, a loyal he had very simple tastes and felt any- 261 were killed when the plane plunged times worried that her Oregon to New Jersey," Rose said. "He friend. He was such a nice person." thing fancy would be unnecessary. Bermudez, 39, graduated with a degree son didn't cry enough. would ride from the house to the beach." Renato had a black belt in karate and Bermudez in environmental science and a minor in "Even when he was He also rode his bike from San went on to earn a brown belt in judo while See Bermudez, page 6 A.S. election Dr al/ dates set outth& Donna Carmichael DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER The date has been set for Associated Students' election for the academic year 2000-2001. Voting is slated to take place ,kkteur on Wednesday, March 22 and Thursday, March 23, putting the election right before spring break. Michelle Johnson, a sopho- more, said holding elections so close to spring break has a nega- tive effect on voter turnout. "Students are busy with mid- terms and preoccupied with spring break," Johnson said. "We are not thinking about student toftv' government that week. They should hold the election after spring break for more participa- tion." But A.S. President Leo Davila recommended the dates to his board of directors after Heather Santa Clara Cook, an A.S. Election Board offi- cer, presented him with the choic- es at the last A.S. Board of County's Directors meeting. Davila said the week of March 12 the other choice was out of the question. Tet festival "The California State University Trustees are meeting are host- celebrated here that week and we l'honn by Rik,, Manabe / Spartan Daily ing the California State Student Association that weekend," he Monica L. Ewing Above, Ngockhanh Phan takes a good look at his dress at the Tet Festival Saturday said. DAILY STAFF WRITER at Santa Clara County Fairgrounds. Right, Huy Phan carries a dragon head and The CSU Board of Trustees dances during the grand opening ceremony at the Ted Festival Saturday. Phan is one meet at San Jose State will Trini Bui, a businesswoman from of 20 San Jose Dragon Dance members. University, March 14 to 15 and Hawaii, decided to stop by Santa A.S. will host the CSSA Friday, Clara County's Tet Festival before March 10 through Sunday, March flying home, and she was glad she did. Festival and its 16th held at the fair- calls forth the spirit of Vietnam to the Tet 12 promising a busy schedule "I am very impressed, it (the festival) grounds. It has rained during each of the Fest ival. for the A.S. Board. was very well-prepared," Bui said with a last three years on the festivities, accord- NI uch of the early celebrations on New A.S. campaigning should start beaming smile. "This is one of the biggest ing to Minh Nguyen, a San Jose State Year's Day centered around cultural tra- the week of March 5, said Megan communities of Vietnamese in the coun- University alumnus who said he attends ditions. including the fan dance and the Anderson of the Election Board. try right here in San Jose." the festival almost i'very year. draon and lion dance, while banners "The candidates will have a The Tet Festival is the most important "It always U1111:, in the Year of the behind the stage declared "Human Rights longer shot at getting their mes- Vietnamese holiday. It celebrates the Dragon," sad Itavid Thomas. a contribu- and Freedom for Vietnam" and "Liberate sage out this year," Anderson said Lunar New Year. This year is of even tor to the rest tv.il wilt, is conversant in Horne Country." at the A.S. meeting. greater significance because of the conflu- Vietnamese t nada ions. Om. of the dance groups, Wings of 100 Voter turnout statistics have ence of three important dates: the Year of The two most tierce mythical creatures Viet. danced :end portrayed the folktales been dismal at SJSU in past the Dragon, the 25th anniversary of the in Vietnamese !Adore are the tiger and and history of Vietnam. years and are steadily on the fall of Saigon and the year 2000. the dragon, according to Thomas. The tiger Than Nguyen. a senior finance major decline, according to university The rain which fell all day Saturday is the king of the land and the dragon is at San Jose State I 'mversity, is a lead records showing the past 10 A.S. did not seem to keep the crowds of revel- king of the air and the water. Along with dancer in many of the group's numbers. elections. ers away from the festivities or dampen rain, the dragon brings luck and prosperi- Nguyen injured her ankle before going on Last year, a mere 1,185 regis- the spirit of this year's Tet Festival held ty, according to Vietnamese beliefs. stage, but still performed beautifully. tered students about 4.5 per- at the Santa Clara County fairgrounds. Saturday's events were kicked off by She said the group is made up of high cent of the student body "The weather is not so perfect, but the lighting of the torch, which burned school and college students who volun- turned out to vote, from an esti- people an. still coming," said Michael continuously throughout the three days teer to perform for free at various com- mated enrollment of 25,000. That Nguyen, operator of one of the food vend- of the festival, and by drum playing and munity events. was down almost 600 votes from ing booths at the festival. ringing of a large bell. The lighting of the- academic year and the 1996-1997 This is the county's 18th annual Tet torch symbolizes freedom and the drum Mt, page 4 down a whopping 1,800 votes See from the 1984-1985 election when 12.62 percent of the student body of 24,191 turned out. Orrin Hatch John McCain Tom Campbell Claire Hargreaves, Chief III:ill-R. Senator 11.5. Presidential Candidate U.S. Senatorial Candidate Election Officer for A.S., said she and her board want to see a good "McCain's cam- turnout this year. paign reform would 'There will be no "Dianne Feinstein, if "We intend to really get the The take real interest you're listening, give food-stamp economy away from the back the PAC." See A.S., page 4 political process." when I'm president."

A.S. Elections ti I) I I ,1 Ii I' .1 y 2000 Spring C 0 11 V ' ii 1 0 11 Quick Hits Donna Carmichael Golden State Woodstock for the Donnelly of Orange ('mint y, who recent defeat in New Hampshire Voting Times: DAILY SE\ STAFF WRITER GOP was missing one of its still hadn't decided which presi- and his poor showing in polls for Race lead acts. dential candidate to throw her the upcoming primary in South iii, Wednesday ch 22 Thursdoy Mat h 23 BURLINGAME Republican George W. Bush, governor of support behind. Carolina. which was until now party faithful from almost every Texas and GOP presidential "He's (George W. Bush) done considered a Bush stronghold. Number of votes last year. nook and cranny of California hopeful, fresh from a resounding this to us before. He should have Bush's recent performance 1 185 I 4.5 pet cent converged on the Hyatt Hotel in defeat in New Hampshire's pri- been here (in California l," she has left some supporters wonder- of the student body Burlingame over the weekend in mary, was missing from the line- said, shaking her head. ing if backing Bush was a poor Stipends per month a show of support for their can- up. In his place was brother Jeb Bush, reportedly, was sitting investment. didates for the U.S. Senate and Bush. governor of Florida. out the Northern California con- Louise Spain. a Bay Area the presidency. But the proxy had little effect vention at home in Texas, Pre,,itient on is on party activists such But the event a kind of as Linda regrouping and resting after his See Convention, back page

EDITORIAL Outside influence grabs ahold of media's hand psycho in the box says wel- was such a thing, or the writer happens The statement about freedom of Thecome back. Now starring in the to be writing an opinion or review speech in the First Amendment comes top column on the week's face, piece. If it's a piece of crap, he or she to mind. Free speech rather than at the ass end of the five- writes up a story saying so regard- Well, if the speech is free, it should- day schedule. Nothing wrong with that less of getting freebies like watches, n't have a price tag on it telling which though; there would only be 500 stu- money, free food, prophylactics, whatev- slant it should take. And if the facts dents who could possibly point me out er. This isn't a host-and-guest affair. and details lead to something not being protects even on campus. Although the Spartan Daily might right, then it's generally not right. Now let's get started on the topic of be at the lower end of the Great Media By the way, the Spartan Daily today's column. It's about voice. No, not Food Chain, we've received our share of received three free video games a few the physical one that sounds pretty freebies. We get event passes and music weeks back. Those copies were late, ugly words hoarse most of the time, but the voice of CDs to review. We either review them since I had asked the company for one the media. The images, sounds and or use them in practical means free copy for a review. Instead of having he prevailing notion of free speech seems words you see dance in front of you Frisbees, coasters, crappy gifts. a free copy to review, I had to borrow a to be that you may say what you choose if when you watch the idiot box, click a And no matter how boring the story friend's copy. The game got a good T you don't shock me," wrote Supreme web page or flip physical paper pages. could be, should an editor mention that review before we got the freebies, so it Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Seems the public is just becoming there will be free food at the event, wasn't influenced. Really. Nearly 100 years after Holmes wrote those aware that within the storylines of someone will cover it. So, when you unfold the Daily, words, it is what many Americans believe free "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" or sections tainment media ever check out the In a related case, a Web site that was maybe you should enjoy the news while speech means. However, nothing could be further of the newspaper about new sports are- movies made during World War H and dedicated to an upcoming video game its not being sugarcoated by all inter- from the truth. nas are actually purchased messages the beginning of the Cold War? The sequel I took interest in was blacklisted ested parties. Free speech, Holmes would add, means, "Not that an interested party wants the other examples The Times and by the company that was releasing the Don't send any letters though, free thought for those who agree with us, but free- media to send out to the masses. Stone stories are breaches in ethics. game. because we won't be appreciating your dom for the thought we hate." All sorts of juicy items are flowing In theory, the job I do journalism Why? input. Everything here is flawless. For In today's issue of the Spartan Daily, there is an from this discovery. The Los Angeles is supposed to highlight facts on Because the guy who ran the Web the right price, "Born Under A Bad advertisement which some will find hateful. Times does a few pages on the new both sides of the story. To be as fair and site was putting up bad reviews and Sign" can be yours. Next time, please It is an ad for a group called the Committee for Staples Center, but does not put down objective as possible. That is where The valid complaints from people who had check out my next column, which will Open Debate on the Holocaust. In the ad, Bradley the words "paid advertisement." The Times erred; it misled the public by not bought the game when it was first be put out by the financial support R. Smith, director of the group, questions government is criticized for paying saying it had been paid to say as many released. from parties that spend $415 apiece, Holocaust accounts and the validity of claims money to studios that put anti-drug nice words about the new arena. I cannot imagine how any publica- such as .... brought forth by some Holocaust survivors. messages into its programs. Sharon C'mon, the building ain't perfect, and tion would manage to have coverage of We at the Spartan Daily neither defend nor Stone sends out expensive watches to it's not designed for Average Joe Fan's anything if they were kicked out of the challenge Smith's claims and accusations. critics in order to "buy" a nomination wallet, either. loop for not putting out the ugly truth D.S. Perez is the Spartan Daily They belong to his group alone. for her acting in "The Muse." For the Stone incident, the media is a bad agenda by a politician, corpo- Investigative Reports and The decision was made to run the ad, a decision Want to know something? Nothing not meant to call a film or performance rate misdeeds, crappy service at a Copy Editor. "Born Under A Bad we, as the editorial staff, stand fully behind. We really new, especially with the enter- "an awesome spectacle" unless it really restaurant or bad entertainment. Sign" appears Mondays. feel it is the ultimate test of our First Amendment VIrUAL. ekrry rights. LR JE SPANS We believe in "the marketplace of ideas," as 4LAYE:RS FOR CAR ono Holmes so eloquently put it. ,RECP6E. (-10WS i1L) to act There are some who will immediately denounce , F. TC gE ? Congress needs Smith as hateful because of his message. But we at the Spartan Daily believe, as Americans, as enlightened students at a university, you will be (61.1 &EY I in leveling wage field able to make up your own mind as to the validity ,11(#ie of the claims Smith puts forward. seems the 1963 Equal Pay If we, as a newspaper, refuse to run an adver- vdiiiitSiON I ItAct isn't cutting it and never tisement merely because it offers unpopular or will. "hateful" views, then we are no better than fascist The Equal Pay Act makes it dictators who rule their country with an iron fist. eip'/A0' ..1;:rrovs RE_PLACEDTP illegal for an employer to pay We believe it is not our place, nor our right, to MCS.E7CPS 1-4,RINSA acti(NG women less than men as long as tell you how to think or what to believe. they are fulfilling the same We feel, however, it is our duty and obligation to duties. at least let you make up your own mind. However, statistics show The First Amendment gives the Ku Klux Klan women earn an average of 75 the right to march in Skokie, Ill. It also gives vouiclu cents for every dollar men are Smith's group the right to express its point of view. LACE KW? paid. We realize we might be criticized for printing 0.116POTEk Employers get away with the advertisement because of its viewpoint. 91PEPSZED7 paying different wages to their We believe in the Constitution, the freedom of men and women employees by speech, the freedom of the press and all they stand changing the job title, even if DAILY STAFF WRITER for good or bad. the duties only slightly differ. Most people have heard that nation. Akers and some team- ourselves an advanced Michelle So why aren't we acting like one? mates of the United States has championship soccer Here's the deal: Congress brings about positive changes World Cup to approve President Clinton's Adversity team have boycotted training has presented me with cataclysmic and wholesale descent the roommates, spending time are less bill and a regulatory agency LIle because their salaries established to monitor some specific and taxing is not as important as what I got with my family is done with the than those of the men's soccer should be challenges over the past 50 out of it. greatest care and the most tact. employers that try to get away team. of pay discrimina- or so weeks. I was shoved nose-first into the Even the small stuff, like my I can't imagine what excuse with any type In fact, the anniversary of the Dark Time, where I was able to soon-to-be former job waiting Federation has tion. the U.S. Soccer the likes of the day that my year went to crap is take a step back, survey emotional tables gets my full attention. I cultivated for not rationing Eventually fast approaching. inventory and slowly get my bear- used to get the food to the table to Akers and Boeing Company, which accord- equal pay checks ing to the Los Angeles Times Although the "Dark Time," as I ings. and take the check, that's it. Since her teammates. have come to call it, ended months Well, after being re-worked and the Dark Time, I have a higher Do I somehow fail to see the recently settled a $4.5 million ago, some lessons were learned re-tooled in the Cave of the Dark regard for the people I see at work, athlete suit for sex and equal pay dis- variation when a female will have to pay during that time. Time, I have a whole new philoso- drive with on the freeway and sit plays soccer to when a male ath- crimination, The challenges I faced in that phy. I am now the immovable next to in class. colossal amounts in penalties for lete plays it? any act of big- span of time were some I would object, and my challenges I have taken to observing the If, indeed, there is a differ- even considering not wish on my worst enemy. whether a tough class, dealing environment around me, seeing certainly the fact otry towards female workers. ence, then it's a bunch of Almost no good came of that time, with difficult people or writing a the things that I didn't see before. that the women's soccer team I am not preaching save fbur things. column are the underdogs. No longer do I walk looking the trophy, and feminism, as some might think. brought home a woman, I'd like to believe D I know who my real friends I am the Champ. I rule my down at the sidewalk. Instead, I the men's didn't. As house. I wear the pants. look up, to catch the things I or dream that if I work as are. The Dark Time was a trial by through lik with the greatest of Before Akers' protest, fire, and now I have friends that Now, meeting my challenges wouldn't normally see. President Clinton proposed a bill hard as a man, I'll get paid the ease. If something presented a head-on is the only plan of attack I almost feel goofy writing like same wage. will stand by me no matter what. challenge greater than the that would close the wage gap 2) I know exactly who I will I feel is effective. this. This is something I would not between the sexes but Congress I insist that women get a dol- amount of effort I was willing to Before, I would only go for the have even thought of saying in the lar for every dollar men make. spend the rest of my life with. put tiirth in order to solve, I would failed to pass it. 311 know the name of one man sure thing, the challenge I past. President Clinton used the If that's not going to be the simply move aside or get another absolutely knew I could handle. This is not to say there has case and women still make 25 I will never have a beer with or hobby, read a different book or example of Akers and her team- welcome into my home. Now, I take risks and aim high. been some religious thing that mates to once again propose a percent less than men in the write on a different subject. Taking on the prospect of unfamil- happened to me: Rather, it's just work force, then I propose These first three items are of My philosophy was one of, "I'll bill to Congress, which would immense importance on their iar tasks may not always result in an awakening. direct federal agencies to collect women get a 25 percent cut in get it done ... or if I don't, I'll get victory. Times have changed. I have college tuition, general bills, and own, but are affected by the something else done, or some- data on wage disparities and fourth: a profound feeling of deter- Failure was once something to new confidence, loftier goals and increase penalties to those who health care. thing." be afraid of. Now, it is something greater value in the things that Plus, throw in free birth con- mination to simply do my best. I was lazy and unmotivated. would dare to violate the equal The Dark Time left me to learn from. really matter. pay law. trol and yearly mammograms. Pathetically, much of my life Perhaps it is some astrological I feel I can handle any chal- Why not free tampons for life? equipped to deal with some heavy was lived this way. There were a Congress is still debating the duty doody. phase that has taken over one of lenge. I will deal with it all. bill. God knows a woman has plen- few times I finished a video game my "houses" I hear astrology buffs Maybe I can move any moun- ty to deal with in the course of Where once I was a charter or perfected a put-down or two. When will members of member of the Path of Least talk of, or maybe I have just had it tain. All I can do is my best. Congress come to their senses her lifetime. Pay discrimination Outside of that, most things were up to here with just getting by. should not be one of them. Resistance Society, I have become not met with any high level of and realize there is just no room the spokesman for the I Can Move I have started to take immense of intolerance? enthusiasm. Spartan for this sort , Any Mountain Syndicate. pride in all the things I do. Jason Stull is the We are living in the year 2000 That all changed almost one Daily Managing Editor "Up 7b Nadeen Sarkis is a Spartan . What I mean is this: I used to The big stuff dealing with for God's sake, and we consider Daily Staff Writer year ago. girlfriftid, compromising with Here" appears Mondays. simply want to "get by," to slide The event which started the my

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.5PA RYA ' LETTERS G Rocker's reaction only human Today the SJSU Career Center Alpha Kappa Delta Phi Wednesday not saying what John spilled beer on him. Now, if some- at 7:15 p.m. at the Career Center, Exchange with the brothers of I'mRocker said was appropriate, one spit on you or spilled beer on Associated Students SJSU Building F. For more information, Zeta Chi Epsilon at 7 p.m. in front Chicano Commencement but I do believe he has the you intentionally, you would be a Fifty-five A.S. nomination forms call Lan i Hoang at 398-6199. of the Seventh Street Plaza foun- Weekly meeting at 7 p.m. every same rights as we do. little upset and you would make a are now available in the A.S. tain. For more information, call Wednesday in the Almaden room, In this world, we look and treat comment about the people who Government Office, located on the School of Art and Design Linda at 924-8363. Student Uhion. For more informa- athletes differently. They have did that to you. third floor of the Student Union. Student galleries and art exhibi- tion, call Celeste at 259-5630 or certain privileges that we just And, if you made a comment Deadline to turn in nominations is tions from 10 a.m to 4 p.m in the School of Art and Design Alejandro at 971-7942. don't have, and nobody ever asked like John Rocker did, nobody March 10. For more information, Art and Industrial Studies build- Student galleries and art exhibi- them if they want these privi- would have the right to suspend call Maria Murphy at 924-6240. ings For more information, call tions from 10 a.m. to 4 p.rn and M.E.Ch.A. leges. They were just handed to you from yeur job or make you go John or Jenny at 924-4330. from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Art and Weekly meetings at 3 p.m. every them. On the other hand, every- through treatment because of Associated Students SJSU Industrial Studies buildings. 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When asked about the signifi- said there were no arrests and cance of the Year of the Dragon, no incidents, aside from a few Tet he did not have an answer. firecrackers. The Rescuers continued from page) "I will have to check the books The overall turnout for the on that one," Dinh said. festival was expected to be from Paramedics "We love to perform together," Most of the younger people 30,000 to 40,000, according to Festival commit- for the San Thao Nguyen said. "We are very came for the food and games Kiet Tran, a Tet proud to keep our culture alive instead of the cultural events. tee member. Last year, about Jose Fire through events and celebrations Leah Ebalaroza, 30, and her 35,000 people attended, Tran Department, like this. It's something that friends who came later in the said. Tony Gunane, keeps us together." evening admitted they came for At midday Saturday, the left, and In one of the small buildings the food. crowd estimate was about 7,000,

George at the fairgrounds, participants "We saw the martial arts according to festival organizers. show cute Planners expected that number Guerrero would light incense, then bow the kids were and shake a bamboo jar, called and walked around and played a to swell as evening approached. attend to Paul xam the, until a numbered stick lot of (carnival) games," "Traditionally on the first Meadrow, a fell out. Ebalaroza said. "The food is morning of the New Year, (peo- downtown The corresponding fortune is great." ple) visit their families and then Tran resident who read by kim loc, a fortune teller. In addition to the usual carni- they come to the festival," val fair such as cotton candy and said. frequents the Although many cultural events took place, the rides, corn dogs, several food vendors The words of Minh Nguyen SJSU cam- sports events, carnival games sold traditional Vietnamese cui- were echoed by several of the pus, after and food were just as popular. sine, such as Michael Nguyen, carnival-goers: receiving a James Dinh, a recent college whose booth "Rendezvous "I like the Tet Festival

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ports SPARTANS it fl HIT GOLD er Barnes said he was not happy St Men capitalize with the poor play of the Spartans oin in the first half and he urged In- them at halftime to pick it up in on charity, beat both ends of the court. The pep talk worked. in A stingy SJSU defense, which Miners 47-44 ranks sixth nationally in fewest points allowed, held the Miners to al Franklin Leiva DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER seven points during the last seven ur minutes of the game. ee An inability to make free But the most significant statis- throws can take away from one's tic of the game was the number of te game, just ask Shaquille O'Neal. free throws recorded by SJSU. After Saturday's victory over The Miners did hit seven out of Texas-El Paso, the Spartans can nine free throws in the second attest to this as well. half, but it was not enough when Going into Saturday's game compared to the Spartans 13. the San Jose State University Two free throws by Landram basketball team had the worst evened the score at 40 with 3:54 free throw percentage in the left in the game. Western Athletic Conference. Landram and Powell hit key However, the Spartans did look free throws to put SJSU in front very un-Shaq-esque at the line, 45-40 with 32 seconds to play. hitting 16-of-19 in the second UTEP allowed the Spartans all half. The baskets paved the way the chances at the line as they to a 47-44 victory at the Event had committed more than 10 Center. fouls during the second half. SJSU coach Steve Barnes said UTEP came back thanks to a in order to make a free throw, bucket by Eggie McRae, which Kohjire lanne / Spartan Daily toughness and concentration are made the score 46-44 with 9 sec- a necessity. onds left. A free throw by Spartan Spartan forward, Damell Williams jumps past the Texas-El Paso Williams had his eighth double-double of the season, with a team-high "It's not only about your tech- Cory Powell made the score 47- defenders to score under the lights Saturday at the Event Center. 13 points and 10 rebounds. nique when you're shooting free 44. throws," Barnes said, "it's about The Miners had one last concentrating when you're shoot- chance to tie at the buzzer, but ing them. Tonight we made some Roy Smallwood's off balance when we had to." three-pointer missed, bouncing PA ID ADVERTISEMENT In the first five minutes of the off the back of the rim. game, both the Spartans and Williams led the way for the Miners traded baskets. Spartans, recording his eighth xasiaNt Walk t. 4Tr4.stwortfriness A basket by Spartan forward double-doub/e of the season with Darnell Williams made the score 13 points and 10 rebounds. It' Holocaust Studies 9-8 UTEP. Miner Brandon Wolfram was s in me . The Miners then countered the game's leading scorer with 15 COOPERATION 140I/lESTr, with a 7-0 run capped by two free points. LeocierShip lenaoinalion Appointment with Hate?* throws-by-WHO guard William The Spartans snapped a two ris mwesstis Smith with 11:49 minutes left in game losing streak and are now Let's agree that one ideal or the anis ersity is to promote intellectual freedom. the half. 3-4 in the WAC and 12-10 overall. It's in you . . and one ideal ol the ploic.soi ial class is to teach students to honor it. Yet this is not The next five minutes were SJSU will go on the road to fan cuitura true in Holocaust studies. I here. i I ,ItIdellIS espress doubt about "eyewitness- tes- scoreless for both teams due to ,ape.4 mink4,-dr.-s% timony. tier maniac. esen if it is demonstrably ralse_ dishonorable or both, they AAA tilt! Y tough defense and sloppy offen- SJSU 47, UTEP 44 understand they run the danger of being accused or being "haterul.- sive play. rotontunleut Ion Consider eyewitness testimony gisen by Nobel laureate Elie Wksel. The Spartans missed four lilt' three-pointers during the UTEP (44) Elie Wiesel as an "eyewitness" authority drought, including three by for- Mullahon 2.10. 0-0. 6. Smallwood 3.8. 0-0.6 Do you want to he a Resident Advisor? how about an Assistant Wolfram 6-12. 3-4. 15, Smith 3-5, 4.5, 10, McRae 1-3. EVL claims he was -liberated- from Dachau (Jewish telegraphic Agency. 11 ward Billy Landram. Conference Manager? Or a Administrative Assistant? What about 3.45. Nelson l-3,0-0,2. Lucas 0-0. 0.0.0. April 1983). "liberated- from Buchenwald (N)'T. 2 Nov. 1986). and "liberated" did not fare any 0-1. 0-0 0 Totals 16-42, 10-13, 44 a Peer Advisor for Residential Computing? Or even someone The Miners Escobedo 11(1111 Aeiscimiti I\ r post 21 better, as they missed three of who Focuses on All Cultural Experiences of Students? Then apply Der 1986. and \TT. 4 Jan. 1987). One of these their own. SJSU (47) tubes student staff member of University Housing Services. claims may lee true. Hee mhos ;tic fake. Do the professors beliese it matters? Williams, who hit one of two Landram 2-6, 6-6, 11 Egans 141 1-1.4, R Powell 0 EW claims in .I// RIVet,Rtttt (It the 8.171 (NY. 1995): "1 read !Immanuel Kant's! 7. 1.2, 1. Williams 6-13, 1.6 13, Goan 0-0.0-0.0. Applications are located in the UILS Office in Joe West Dail The I 'ring, Ill pure Blunt 3-7. ill Yiddish." KanCs Craning: has not been translated free throws with 6:29 to go in the Sanders 1-1. 0.2 2. C Powell 3-8, 5-8. 11, or on the web at http://housing.sjsu.edu Tolals 16.50, 14-25, 47 into Yiddish. I lere again. EW did not tell half, broke the scoring silence, but 0-0, 6 Informenonal Samson, the truth. Does it matter'? 1/11 - 06 8p on LW claim,. that alio esectiml at Bala Yin' in theI UTEP was still up by the score of UTEP 18 Ikraine. "geysers Halftime - SJSU 19, 2/1- Hoover 11.11 Od 8 30p m . UTEP 2-17 (Mullahon or bltsid" spurted loon their ttras . tor "months- ailensard Part)/es 16-9. 3-pornt held goals - 2-10. 2/2 - throng Commons 0.6I 30p m. (See srnaliwood 0-3 Sm., 0-I McRae 0-1 Nelson 0-2/ 2/3 - Spenen Voltage 0s1 Bp m 1982. p. 8(r). Impossible? Ye.. it is. INe the prolessors belies': it matters? The Spartans came thunder- SJSU 1-8 Ilandrarn 1.4 Evans 0-I R Powell 0-31 ing back with an 11-2 run of their Fouled Out - UTEP (Smon) Relmunds - UTEP Applications are due: February 14: 2000 'le 4p.m. When I hats:mkt Studies prolessots arc too tearful to condemn such claims, and own, capped by a tip-in by center 29 (Wolfram 71 SJSU 36 \Whams 101 Assists - UTEP 11 (McRae Smallwood 31 SJSU 5 IA Powell. those who make them. what ate their students to do? Kevin Blunt, which put SJSU in Egans 21 Total Fouls - UTEP 23 SJSU 14 A - front, 19-18, at the half. 1337 Elie Wiesel as an authority on "hate" An Important Message to our readers i tic W iesel has won the hearts and minds or 1101ot:tato Studies prolessors is th 011 1111%S .II, pelptillate ii lOilthille Women still winless in WAC From the Spartan Daily Advertising Department his iolinsel for ( iermates: I ser y Jew. soilless het e in his tieing. shook) set apart it /1111C Or route to their 76-53 loss. For the Staff report Accompanying this message is a paid advertisement with the headline hale Ilc:11111 I ink: hate for what the German personifies and Spartans, it dropped their record Studies." n hat pCIS1,1, III 111C ierinan. The women's basketball team to 2-17 and 0-7 in Western "Holocaust 0; )1,0 IOW: A11110(Illillefd %OH' I laic... notch a conference win 't1 //,/, has yet to Athletic Conference play. 196s. rep. after dropping two road contests Natasha Johnson led the We are running this ad as we received it. NY. Aeon. 177-1781. to the Texas-El Paso and Fresno Spartans with 18 points and Students understand the implications or this statement when hr011g111 10 their Chair of the Jewish State. Sasha Spalding had 12 points and We submitted the copy to Dr. David Meshes. aftentit en, while their In Orcs,or. old 10, Perhaps it sic change one word ill Saturday, the San Jose State five rebounds against IJTEP. Studies Department (SJSU) and Dr. Harvey Gotliffe, Professor Elie Wieser s sage :shies% it ss ill locus their attention: "Users Palestinian. some- University women grabbed an Earlier in the week, the Journalism (SJSU). who has recently accomplished a great deal of is here in his being. should set apart a mile of hate-- health) s irile hate --ter what early 20-11 lead, but the Miners Spartans suffered yet another scholarly research on the Holocaust, as well as college newspaper the Jess personifies and or what persists in the Jess." Does thk help'? had tied the game at 30 by half- loss, this time to Fresno. advertising acceptance standards. The purpose of their review was to I low is LW pet cei %est in Holocaust stutlie.'! I Ic is esteemed as a moral author- time. However the game was much determine if any of the copy was false or misleading. Both Dr. ity. Chairs ate created in his honor. Students ale taught to emulate him. UTEP capi- help us In the second half, closer at halftime when the concluded that content. while troubling and a Spartan scoring by seven Mesher and Dr. Gotliffe talized on Spartans only trailed definition of either "false" or "mis- Holocaust Studies and the exploitation of hate drought that produced only four points. The Spartans ended up divisive, failed to meet the classic points in the first six minutes of losing to the Bulldogs by a score of leading." In Iltelocaust Studies. hoc is all the rage. lo merely note that Stephen Spiel- the second half. 84-66. SJSU was led by Johnson berg hiked his "1.11’11111 Schindler 's Lis/ on a cheap nosel-is hale. To sug- The Spartans went on to be and Crissy DeLuzio, who each We carefully reviewed our options before deciding to publish today gest that the "Diat \nnc I rank is not an authentic personal diary land should outscored 46-23 in the half en had 13 points. not he taught ilS ). .1 -liter:ay production- craned by Anne. and alter the I. Ignore the ad and don't run it at all. is or others, 16,111 he ol miscellaneous writings and insentions--that's hate. 2. Run the ad with changes recommended by Dr. Meshcr Fsposing false eyes\ testimony is hale. 1. \ posing Forged Nuremberg dom. Register... Play 4 1R1 -l' and Dr. Gotliffe. ments is hoc. 1 sposing laked photographs and the use or torture by the Allies to 3. Run the ad as is. produce wale...it ens by I iermans is hate. Asking tier pt(ia that one lone!) Jew was & WIN RI CASH!!! gassed in any 1 terman camp as part or a program or "genocide.' is hate. Asking what "crimes against humanity- National Socialists committed during WWII that 111) (11.55%n rafile,! In a unique collaboration with the Spartan Daily editorial department Itepublietin. and It lat. did 1101 C011111111 is hate. lo note that the story- is editorial response appearing on page im- win the game - in I he Money! we are publishing this ad with an mensely notifiable lor those who adminkter it it hate. Arguing for intellectual Daily. Again, this is done with the knowledge and permis- 5%1111 !licit(1'. & 2 of today's freedom ',Tattling :My 01 that's lute too. 1 hat is. commenting on the record 1,11111 IS membeis sion of the advertiser. is hate. telling the truth about the record is hate. !laving an open mind is hate. J e.) make .1111. % int led% e I U.S.! '1 he unspoken ethical and intellectual scandal in Holocaust Skulks is that We are running this ad in this manner because: key materials used ill I hese 1110g1111115 are stoked through with baud and false- hood led he use ta lake and ignoble eyewitness testimony. I len: we have !hews loti'remart www.hunting4treasure.com I. The advertiser has First Amendment free speech rights pro- highlighted the hapless I I lc VI icsel. hut the literature is full of "eyewitnesses- who tected by the U.S. Constitution. gase rake testimony about gas chambers and a great many tether matters. 2. We did not feel the copy was false or misleading hut rather 1 or mote information 011 Elie Wiese' and other problematic eyewitnesses-- an individual expressing an opinion. such as Simon V1ieYentlial. Dr. Iladaysah Rimko (Roseman). Filip Mueller, T SHIRTS 3. We did not conclude this to be a case of "yelling fire in Rudolf Vrha. Kurt Gerstein. Ntel Nlermelstein, go to our site on the Web and CUSTOMIZED I' t I,ts ef a crowded theater.- "resisionism." I ter hackground on myself. follow my name. %. 111 leallinted .499 Committee for Open Debate on way represent the opin- the Holocaust (COHOH) SACO Please understand that this ad does not in any 7.37 SICa Bradley. K. Smith. Director hoop 4..1 ion of the Spartan Daily advertising staff or its advisers. / IA /7-1 .* gsk'IZIgart"n"1-orkild andm(als are encouragedquestionsto respond to any ortitudents Thank you, statements contained in this ad by contacting Bradley Smith at: FNI(JUV GRAPI itr 140816167700 Spartan Daily Advertising Staff fax140816167133 Jack Quinton, Faculty Adviser www.codoh.com ' 1 . "He was a very Bermudez likeable fellow. He More held for continued from pagel memorials Flight 261 "He was not a material man," would buy me PORT HUENEME (API the plane. Among them was a victims, has said that it has sev- the National Air Disaster Rose said. books and sheet Navy crews on Sunday mapped service by Cardinal Roger eral nearly complete bodies. Alliance in Washington, D.C. She added Renato was con- more of the ocean floor near the Mahony, archbishop of Los Sheriff's spokesman Eric "They need to recover every stantly taking courses in subjects music because I trash site of Alaska Airlines Angeles, who led a service near Nishimoto said it could be a single thing," said Dunham, that interested him and he was Flight 261, leaving the plane's Los Angeles International week before any are identified. whose support group has a mail- always learning new things for play piano." wreckage alone but collecting Airport. A pocket knife can take on pro- ing list of 3,000 members. self improvement. some human remains. The Alaska Airlines MD-83 found significance when they're The recovery of the bodies "He was a very likable fellow," The National Transportation crashed a week ago, killing all 88 the only links that families have if they can be recovered will Safety Board wants a detailed people on board during a flight to loved ones lost in plane crash- help ease the shock, numbness Rose said. "He would buy me Rose Bermudez books and sheet music because 1 picture of the aircraft debris from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The es- and denial that are constant play piano. He was a wonderful Mother before pieces of the plane are plane was bound for San Francisco United Airlines Capt. Harold companions of victims' loved son, ... very, very generous." brought to the surface. and Seattle. Green's silver pocket knife was ones. She began crying when she the Mission District. He earned a Exactly what will be brought The plane's voice recorder misplaced during the recovery of "What will allow them to move spoke of times when Renato commendation from the city fire up will depend on further inter- shows that for at least 30 min- personal effects of the 24 people out of that stage is the actual would pick her up and run commissioner for his actions that pretation of flight data and cock- utes prior to the crash the pilots killed when his Flight 585 tangible evidence their loved one around the house with her in his day. pit voice recorders, which were were struggling to correct a prob- crashed in Colorado Springs, is gone," said Robert T. Scott, a arms. San Francisco's Council of still being analyzed in lem with the tail-mounted hori- Colo., in 1991. The loss still member of the American Red "My older son would say, 'Be District Merchants Association Washington, an NTSB zontal stabilizer, which they said weighs heavily on his ex-wife, Cross disaster mental health careful, you're going to break also honored Bermudez with the spokesman said. The debris area had jammed. Gail Dunham, now president of team formed after the crash. Mama," Rose said. Firefighter of the Year award. is about 10 miles offshore in the Witnesses who saw the plane Santa Barbara Channel, cover- go down said it rolled upside her son as felt Willi Rose described "The first thing I ing an area intelligent, having always earned shock when the news said his about the size of a down and spiraled into, the He attend- his picture," football field in water 640 feet ocean. good grades in school. name and showed deep. Meanwhile, more memori- ed the University of California at former Judo teammate Dave The Ventura County Medical to als were held for families and Examiner's Office, which is Berkeley, then transkrred Williams said. "I went, 'I know friends of the 88 people lost with SJSU. that guy,' and my pager went off responsible for identifying the Rose said she loves to travel, with others calling to find out if I so Renato took her to Europe. knew." "He said, 'I want this to be the Williams said Ren;lio best trip of your lite.- she said. Bermudez was always full ol While they were touring cas- energy. COME PRAY WITH US! tles in Europe, Rose said Renato "He had a big competitor's said. "That's felt the wealth displayed within spirit," Williams ',inn, join us for was excessive compared to the probably what sent him into that Prayer, Worship, Sacrament, meager homes outside. burning building after that guy itriuniunity and Sirs ice "He was really a humble per- Marius Popescu was another son," she said. one of Bermudez' pub( team Renato became a firefighter at mates who said he is still in P the age of 36. Hose said she point- shock. SILNDAV ed out an ad posted hy the San "We lost track if each other in F NId%StilKS Francisco Fire Department to the last couple of years,- MASS ughlitaqq, him. said. "I wish I would have HO p anipuy Ministry She added that 1(.ing a fin- the effert to keep in touch alt bawl "Thanks is not enough. We never met her hut we wish her a fighter was soinet lung he'd bun. It just didn't happen and '""'I,," Ylnityp /I tit/ p lifetime of happiness." 11111,.nrli I tlin always wanted to iii ii that he now I have this deep regret.- M. in....ph (riot, I o f you can help do something good for others. If you're had even applied a few years Popescu said he can't remeni nItiedrial As an egg donor before. This time hi, %%as( aecepted her a time when Bermudez didn't between the ages of 21 - 33, and would like to find out more about the and he ended up hecoming an have a smile on his Ilice. egg donation process, please call us. Compensation for your time and outstanding fireman. "He's one of those guys who is iL annuls MLnIrtry Canter & Chapel commitment.in this confidential process ranges from $4000 to $4500 Renato became known as a just a pleasure to be armind,- ring of 1001 anal Sao C arlos sire. per donation. Saint josrph 4 alhodr.il local hero in July of 1998 when Popescu said. "Truly, this guy w:c: tot rict lay 1.4 .11111 '1.111 I V11,1111111 Sir o-oI he and a fellow San Francisco just a great guy, extremely pellie Reproductive Science Center' firefighter rescued a 70-year-old I never had a chance to meet his 4 3160 Crow Canyon Road, Suite 150 Spring Programs man from the second iii sir of a new wife, but my heart goes mit San Ramon, CA 94583 Bible StudytNewman CommunitytScripture Prayer t burning apartment building in to her and his family." tSpiritual Counsc(ingtR C.I.A. 1925) 8674800 .161

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Tony Lopez up the ante for McCain's luncheon Front-runner Tom Campbell of low Republicans that not taxing plays tunes Saturday. San Jose squared off with San Internet sales would bring about the ruin of small businesses such as "La Thunderous applause and Diego County Supervisor Bill Horn enthusiastic cheering forced and State Sen, Ray Haynes, anoth- because consumers would start Bamba" and McCain to stop several times er Southern California conserva- shopping online exclusively in "All My Ex's throughout his speech that hit on tive. All three were peppered by a order to avoid the tax. Live in Texas" key conservative issues. panel of reporters. "Your position (against Internet to entertain McCain focused the talk on It wasn't long before Horn and sales tax) just doesn't make sense," to gun at Campbell's Campbell told Horn. attract change and reform. Haynes began and "There will be no food-stamp too-liberal style of conservatism. Staunch Republican W.M. Buck people to a economy when I am president. I will "Tom Campbell is not a moder- Johns, a Southern California table support- not conduct foreign policy as social ate Republican, he votes like a lib- developer, said Campbell is on the ing the welfare," he said with obvious indig- eral Democrat. I believe the party's fringe. George W. nation, referring to the military Republican Party wins when it runs "He represents the Stanford and Republicans, but they cam- McCain was shot down over on Republican values," Horn said as Silicon Valley Bush North Vietnam in 1967, survived five a clearly uncomfortable Campbell are not the majority," Johns said. paign during excruciating years in the influnous tried to strike a conciliatory note. Horn, who clearly respects the the California "Hanoi Hilton" prison and was "We are Republicans. We are traditional conservatism of Republican released in 1973, according to biogra- united and we have so much in Haynes, suggested Haynes should Party Spring phies. He is considered a war hero. common," he said. drop out of the U.S. senatorial race But things got worse for if he can't raise sufficient cam- Convention in As for campaign reform, McCain said he would take the Campbell when the crowd of about paign funds soon. Burlinganw government out of the hands of big 700 began to loudly boo and jeer at Haynes said he did not have Saturday. self-interest groups and give it his controversial stances on drugs personal wealth but intended to back to the people. and the Internet sales tax issue. continue in the race. "I believe union members should Campbell has campaigned for Feinstein's myriad special inter- give their permission on how their giving drugs to addicts in treat- est ties and her business dealings union dues are used," he said. ment centers and he favors taxing with China through spouse Richard I 4,e), .Civall / I (4111 The presidential hopeful sales made over the Internet, both Blum came under intense criticism. referred to the debauched values of very unacceptable positions to the Getting the debate's last word, the Clinton White House, obliquely GOP mainstream. Horn said they had to send Feinstein 11.11111 HO' (1,11\ (101,0 - considered the restrictions imposed by the fed- citing myriad scandals of the past "The government should not be packing a pun referring to her con- Convention A key link Istiire California's pri- eral elections commission on nation- eight years. financing drug addiction," Horn nections to political action commit- ("mowed from page] imir on March 7 al corporations, according to a dictio- "They tried to turn the White said flatly. tees, known as PACs and the barb ;eorge's brother, Jeb, spoke it nary of new words by Sid Lerner. House into a Motel 6," McCain Campbell tried to convince fel- got laughs from the audience.

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nine $500 undergraduate 10 student scholarships for the 1999-20(10 academic year. One scholarship will be given to a major in each of the tolloving departments/ scho(uls/ programs: Administration of Justice Nursing Health Science Nutrition & Food Science Hospitality Management Program Occupational Therapy now hiring Human Performance Recreation & Leisure Studies Campus Operations Manager Journalism & Mass Communications Notetakers The College of Applied Sdences and Arts' Alumni Association has set the following Marketing Reps minimum scholastic standards (Grade Point Average or CPA) for applicants for this award: Overall CPA of 3.0 CPA at SJSU of 3.0 apply online: CPA in major of 3.0 www.versity.corn In addition to meeting scholastic standards, the applicant must: a) be enrolled in an undergraduate major (or be accepted in a program) in the- College of Applied Sciences and Arts b) not be graduating in the semester the award is given (Spring 2000) c) have completed at least 12 units at SJSU Deadlines Friday, Feb.18, 2000 - Applications due to College office (MH 433) by 5pm Friday, April 14, 2000 - Applicants notified of award VErSIB Monday, May I, 2000 - Awards reception for scholarship recipients, 5-7pm --tom For more information: where te le when eeu need ti Mew. call the College of Applied Sciences and Arts at (408) 924-29(X) visit our website at http:/ /www.sjsu.edu/deptsicasaisciart2.html Application forms available in each department office.