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CAMPUS PROFILE an independent to shoot a Cyrus Kar, a San Jose State University alumnus and filmmaker who went to documentary on the Persian king Cyrus the Great, hired a taxi after a long, searing day. The next thing he knew he was arrested by U.S. troops and held in detention camps Interim for more than a month before being cleared of any wrongdoing. This is part two of three of his story. dean to Interrogation and incarceration Arrested SJSU alumnus spent 53 days in solitary confinement at in Iraq resume 'AFT and then took our pictures." Kar -The ring leader said. 'We ii ss'st to stack you guys down in old post 1)y. ratnids, hut now we are not allowed to do so And everyone BY FARIDEH DADA laughed.- ))), ( rivF The San Jose 4101. State University interim Library IRAQ dean. Jo Bell Whitlatch, will From their lirst camp. Kar get her former and his cameraman Faraji were position as the tied and blindfolded, and taken associate dean in separate Humvecs to another Of SJSU side of location. Kar said. window s :lie the Dr. Martin "The rolled up: the soldiers were otilside chaffing Luther King Jr. WHITLATCH cooking inside Joint Library the course; we are And uncon once the newly se lecto.1 dean. Faraji was almost to heat exhaustion." Ruth Kiler takes ilk' 1/0,111011 oil st. ions due #4/ K said. 01 October I. narrating the events \lav IS. Since Whitlatch plans to retire 1 atm Rio is etc taken to Abu next year. she refrained from up ilmith itt .1 shopper arOUnd lit plying for the dean position het ui IS self. NiI in, rein non I cattle Whitlatt h chaired the search -I had \s hell ti \\ I is as at Abu Ghraih." committee tor a new dean. K.I1 said "Whulatch has a lot of energy 'Vie health the MPs (Military and is committed to developing use I Ian. and beat irig and providing Ilk ii semis, into a 'Non that meet the needs it this' mist Menisci\ es tient. f community." Christine Holmes. Isis, you here to kill special proiects specialist, wrote Americans''' - Nat said. in an e-mail. They is et e taken to a lobby to Whitlatch has been with SJSU be piticessed where people "kept yelling at us" and there was "lot Library.. a "fairly shabby saint PHOTO COURTESY OF CYRUS KAR :ind pull- plot" at the beginning before the of intentional pushing and gratuitous new building w as built.she de Cyrus Kar, left, goes over the script to his documentary about Cyi us the Great before shooting in Khojand, , in 2004. ing. humiliation scribed, since 197 ;. eante 100Se in the In 1971. it n. as Milne(' ('St San "My Skill BY VAISHALI KIRPEKAR of water next to him, he said the timers." Nat said. hand." Kar said. Jose. Since 1974. it has been called interrogator's "I got a tap on the shoulder and Nut said he told hint he knew It didn't happen. were lined up facing the San Jose Slate link etsity library. They nearly jumped out of my skin. A nothing about the timers U.S. "At 10. the May IN morning hands hound behind their "Dr. Whitlatch was instrumen wall, Allel 51.1,40), at 11.S. personnel was pulling me tound in the trunk of his sun is as beaming down at us." and ordered to put their tal in creating the groundbreaking hacks it camp in I rus Kar, a San by my skin,- Kar said. "A U.S. two .\lier questioning the taxi Kar said. "It was over 100 de- against the wall. Kar said. merged library.- Rebecca Feind. heads Jose State Cm el sity alumnus Army official interrogated me for tinier. his interrogators told Kar gree, and it was horrific." head was kw inches reference librarian and outreach "My and Los Angeles -based indepen- the lirst time. that the taxi driver had admitted In the afteriuxin, they were away front the wall. and the of- coordinator said. dent lihninakei detained in Iraq "They took my blindfold off that the timers belonged to him. taken back to the same interro- ficer grabbed it and slammed it to "She is a tremendous resour.I. on May 17. ii is intenogated at and took my pictures w ith 'I thought, 'Great. That will he gation room where microphone the cinderblock." Kar said. to the campus and community... I a.m. May IS. digital camera. They cut my Ilexi the end of the problem. They will wires. cameras and timers were she said. Until then, he was in a cage, ly- cuffs, the narrow bands on the let us go probably at dawn rather placed incriminatingly. Kar said. Whitlatch sets ed in the cat:, see KAR, page 10 ing in a fetal position with a bottle wrist. and kept asking me about than in the middle of the night,'" "They told me to kneel down logue maintenance posit ton tin two year. before becoming the ON( INF PART THRI head of irculation and picked tip AVAII ABI F ON1 INF - - PART ONE TODAY IN PRINT --- PART TWO FRIDAY interlibrary loan and responsibiht\ for periodicals in 1975. she said "The Arrest" "The Ordeal" "The Release" Whitlatch was an interim actim, dean for a while. 'Dien she applied fiir the top job mimis,. essfullyits decided to retreat mitt the librars las ulty ranks and became lust it'. and AIDS awareness group plans events political ...Acme liaison. she said. Students compute BY THERESA ALSTER 311 is diagnoses Moe been rare I Ile p1-01/1 /I IWO (II >ailing peo- "I had, ei the \cals, been ple is tilt a diagnosis of AIDS in- active in Calitorma Faculty \A,, m thi 11calth center. Students with creased. In 1999, 3.9 percent of all Association and in early 19805, A.S. computer center open to Illn malty seek care elsewhere. all persons is ith diagnosis of AIDS I was one of the four to live key I he IIIV and AIDS Aw she said a Itir were aged 13 to 24. In 2003, 4.7 people \s hit fought hard to get li- BY PRISCILLA WOO classes, and some need to check 'imunittee met Wednesday to plan According to the ('enters y brary liaison get. \Oat tiles call. D)i)ly wpit,, their lantasy football." tts inv olvement in World AIDS Disease (*tumid, iiting people ate iii in Dec. the at an increased t isk for HIV ink, full faculty status tor librarians, Maziar Moezzi. operations I. People from see COMMITTEE, page 6 which means sabbaticals and equal Any day of the week, stu- coordinator for associated stu- Clinic San Jose State Universit hon. pay.- Whit lak It said. dents have the option to ac- dents computer services center, minima!, are invited to tiittt the Whitlatch Ss as quite an atm% ist cess the Intentet, rent laptops said all students are welcome. committee, said Sharon Wilk'',. as in CFA and she was president of and get tech support when they "This is basically a one-stop sistalit 5 lie president tor student the CFA chapter on campus be- isit the Associated Students shop for any need a student at lairs and committee cii s ham tween 1988 and 1989. Computer Services Center lo- would have." Moezzi said. "We "Our primary Mission is to "Jo Bell sets extremely high stan- cated in the upper level of the are a full functional copying, educate the campus community dards for herself," Luann Budd. the Student Union. printing, faxing and scanning regarding HIV and AIDS and also library administrative officer wrote Open every day of the week, service center which also in- ilt's situp administrative procedures. in an e-mail. "I have found her to be with new service hours on cludes our laptop rental pro- as needed. if any concerns should a leader who makes decisions based Sunday, the services center is a gram." arise.- said Willey. "Also, they on input from all the relevant inftir- place that is geared toward stu- The laptop rental program need to be aware of the impact of 'nation, and in difficult negotiations dents needs. The center is open is available for students for a 111V needs globally. - she is able to lind the win s in so- Monday through Thursday discounted rate, Moe/Li said. Dr. Cecilia Menai, interim lution which is so imptMant in our from 8 a.m. to II p.m., Friday The price ranges from $15 to medical chief of staff of the SJSU joint library." and Saturday from 8 a.m. to $30 a week to rent a laptop. health center, said that AIDS Whitlatch got her bachelor's 5 p.m. and Sunday from 5 to They have Macs. PC' and 1.inux continues to spread because of degree in history in 1964 from 11 p.m. systems as well. Students can unprotected sex with multiple University of Minnesota. She then "les a student lab. And it's choose whether they want to partners. got her master's degree in library about students' needs,- said use a basic laptop or a more During sexual intercourse, the DANIEL SATO / DAILY STAFF science in 1966 from the saute uni- Jason Stu% at I information high-powered multimedia lap- vaginal, anal or oral recipient is the From left, Martha O'Connell, co-chair of the HIV and AIDS versity. technologies manager for as- top. Moezzi said. partner at greater risk of contract- sociated students computer "It gives the students more ing the disease, Menibo said. Awareness Committee, Mttlinda Chu-Yang, Peer Health Education Whitlatch started her first pro- Whilley, co- services center. "Some students flexibility in matching their "Last year, two students were Coordinator for Student Health Services, and Sharon fessional job in 1965 in a small Montalvo room need it to do papers, some need found to be asymptomatic HIV chair of the HIV Awareness Committee, meet in the Unien on Wednesday to discuss upcoming HIV/AIDS see DEAN, page 6 it to chat and unwind between see CENTER, page 6 positive." Menibo said, in the Student Awareness events. PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 Opposing Is the safer since the Views: beginning of the War on ?

There have been no attacks on the U.S. The War on Terrorism is thinly veiled YES since the War on Terrorism teas started. attempt to assert U.S. dominance.

Yes. the War on Terrorism has made our country safer. Since Sept. Numbers speak for themselves. 11, terrorists have not launched a single attack on U.S. soil. Obviously. By looking at the following unofficial statistics released by the the Bush Administration has been doing its job in keeping us safe. Department of State and the National Counterterrorism ('enter. one can Americans are more ay.:Ile of the potential dangers they face front hardly say that the U.S. is safer since the beginning of the so-called War those hostile um aid the Mted States than they %%ere before Sept. II. on Terrorism. Al-Qaida. the international terrorist organization responsible for the The numbers of significant international terrorism attacks involv- 200 I attacks, has been largely incapacitated over the last four years. ing a U.S. citizen and/or U.S. facility were 64 in 2004, 45 in 2003 and Saddam Hussein is no longer a threat. These are the factors that has e 43 in 2002. while the numbers before the start of the so-called War on contributed to the safety of the United States. Clearly, they are the di- Terrorism were 19 in 2001. nine in 2000 and 12 in 1999. rect result of the War On Terrorism. The U.S. administration's failure is also clear from the weak anti-ter- True, surveys indicate that more than half of Americans feels less rorism coalition of U.S. allies. Nicaragua. Spain. Dominican Republic. safe since Sept. II. hut that feeling of insecurity simply shows that We Honduras, Philippines, Thailand, New Zealand, Tonga, Hungary. are more aware of our need to defend ourselves. We were attacked in Portugal and Moldova who had supported war in !rag as a part of the War 2001 largely because wc ere not aware of our vulnerability. on 'terrorism pulled their troops out of Iraq. Norway will soon pull out its Now that we have seen the amount of harm that can he potentially troops and Italy is also reducing its military presence in Iraq. inflicted on us, the government has heightened security measures to Furthermore. opinion polls show that support for U.S. has dropped in a great evtent The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was cre- the world. In the Muslim world the nation's image is worse than ever he ated. along with a color-coded terrorism alert fore. The t 'toted States' popularity in Egypt, system. Airports are as meticulous as ever in the second largest recipient of C.S. aid, in screening passengers and employees. Jordan. the fourth largest recipient of U.S. !vily point is, if you're alert, you're not an assistance. in Pakistan. which has close rela- easy target. You're less likely to he robbed in tions with the United States, and in , a the middle of the night if you're standing in NATO ally. has dramatically decreased. the living room ss I Ii a loaded shotgun than if Other polls show a drop in the popularity you were sound .isleep it your bed. of the United States in major European coun- Immediate retribution for the Sept. II at- tries. Solid majorities in France and tacks was absolutely necessary in order to are skeptical of the United States' intakes in CHRISTINA YOUNG keep others from attacking. Going after al - its so-called War on Terrorism belles ing that FARIDEH DADA Oujda .ind successfully weakening its struc- the war on terrorism is being conducted to ture sent out a message to enemies of the United States: "Don't mess control Mid-East oil and dominate the world. with us.- And so far, they has en't It is not only terrorism that is a threat -- the feeling of insecurity is a We demonstrated our strength and power as a nation by assailing bigger threat. The fear of terrorist attacks has crept into the Americans those 0 ho threatened our liberty and democracy. We did this when we esery dos, hies. joined the Allies in World War II alter the attack on Pearl Harbor. As a lilt iecent blackout in Los Angeles on Sept. 12 that made the city util- nation. %ye toe a reputation to uphold. We have to get everyone else ity official announce publicly that the outage had involved no terrorism to belie% e that we're the biggest, toughest kid in the schoolyard. highlights this fear. this is also known as -bullying.- which is seen as boorish and juvenile Another evomple is the tragedy that happened on a bridge over the by some. but it keeps terrorists away nonetheless. And besides. they hit Tigris Riser in in Aug. 31. Because of the panic created by us first. rumors ot suicide bombers among the crowd of pilgrims. people cross- Yes. yes. I know. I know! Saddam', supposed weapons Of MaSS de- ing the bridge crushed each other trying to escape and plunged into the struction were never found by Bush's !rag Survey Group. hut the fact muddy riser resulting in about 101)0 of them losing their lives. is, he still posed as a major threat to the S. First of all, lie had had 'Hie number ol terrorists - being imaginary or real characters Is In- WMIN hefine. hag implemented chic it IL :II % j11.11e during the -Iraq creasing. is bile no serious attempt has been taken to catch Bin Laden, the war. As a matter of fact, the former dictator used chemical weapons on main terrorist target. his own people. Saddam ran nuclear weapons programs while he was The main reason Bush attacked wits to arrest Bin Laden. in pom.er. The Bush administration lOund illegal plans tor "Weapons Not only has Bin Laden not been aught. but Mullah ()mar and Zaryim of Mass Demi-wool-related programs" during their search of Iraq. have a.I so 1v ecome to-nor -4 tarveic Hussein i% as klear thic.it to our safety and to the world's. And he Moieoiei after the start oi the War on Terrorism, not only has the was ellet tmsely eliminated as a result of the War on Terror. U.S. government not as i.ided innocent civilian casualties ill the Middle With national assaiciles. a weakened al-Qaida. and a captured East, but also added to the number of fatalities of the U.S. soldiers. Saddam. the United Stales is safer than before the attacks of Sept. II. In short, no major s ictory can be observed in the so-called War on Terrorism. while provoking hatred among many potential tmorists that has made the United States less safe than before Sept. II. 21511.

Illustration by AnnaCorey Christina Yining is a Spartan Ihiav staff writer Faruleh Muhl Ls a Sial/ Editor's note: ( )ppo.ing s COMPILED BY CHRISTINE BARKER; PHOTOS BY KEVIN WHITE campusvolces usually appears evei Wednesday.

"Yes. I believe it is because "Yes. Because when I'll "No. I don't think so "Ni,. I don't think so "No. The U.S. is not safer. "No. Because our I frel we know exactly travel a lot and I feel because I think it's because I tknrt think All war does is create foreign policy is now what we're looking ..or." safer when they check made more people tve're sate from our own mare hate." not as strong because my luggage. - angry and made us governMent.- other countries look look more aggressive. - down upon us." J.R. Acacio Ashley Short Julien Shields Rachael Jacob Ryan Buchan Michael Searles junior, senior, junior, Junior, freshman, graduate student, finance nursing illustration art journalism criminal justice

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liii Rtil).1Y SEPTEN1l3l I( 22, 20)5 OPINION SP.\ RIAN I) \ PAGE 3 SJSUCK Why get drunk at home when there's beer on campus?

I got Wiwi, an the Market Cate. pitted nom Ness iii leans as I doss lied my sixth beer. so did the pisilds,w, hat usually accompany drunk It seems that the availability of cigarette lighters Uniseisity rules are pretty straightforward when it [Blued out of my skull. 1 re:tilted that my mission to people. in the bookstore is a simple leftover practice from the comes to alcohol. The policy states that nobs itly can get booted would not be accomplished. "Ninety-nine percent of the time people come in, day , of debauchery. So since smoking has been uni- possess an open alcoholic beverage "while in :my I couldn't believe that I got drunk on they get a beverage or two, are pretty much versally recognited as a disgusting and deadly habit. public area on the San Jose State link ersity cam campus and that it was OK. Kind of. done and liest lea\ Whiner) said. "We would selling lighters be considered enabling'? pus." However, the rule doesn't apply to 1,niu el sit) "If I knew you had six already. I don't has e theisisillness here." "I guess it could be enabling, but there's lots of sponsored events or beverages "purchased front wouldn't give you anymore," said the -au After getting sauced. I had the hankering stuff we carry that people don't use all the time," Spartan Shops and consumed in designated areas." dent supervisor behind the counter. "I'm for a nicotine Its. The school used to sell Skebba said. "I don't smoke, but I have five or six So. di inking is OK if the university sells it to you'? supposed to cut people off after two or ,igarelles, lighters at home I use Mr various things." That's %%lien I decided my goal fin. the week was to three "I suorked here one summer in 1978 as Sure, lighters could he used for nonsmoking ac- get cut off or thrown out of the Market Cafe. Didn't know you could drink on cam- a cashier, selling them into the late '80s or tivities like burning down Campus Village. or burning I hobbled into the Market Cafe in the old Caleteria pus.' It's not heavily promoted. and many early 90s, until a campus ordinance de- down the library, or even burning down the Spartan building, pretended to look at the diffilent items hit students may be unaware of this. There cided cigarette, were not to be sold any- Daily. NH those things would have to wait. a bit and then meek IN ordered a beer I had no idea used to be a pub where the Maiket Cafe more." said Bill Mowson, management I usalked out of the bookstore and sparked up my KEVIN YUEN hous many people actually ult. 1.11s 'ant ii Ming. now stands. but after it sits tent us information systems and data processing ness c.ind red His lighter, putting it up to a Newport. 1101e a number of choices: Bass. Nee., ;edit'. Fat Tile in the late 90s, it is noss 'simply a shell manager for the bookstore. "There used to Taking a drag. I thought to myself. "This is how and Coors Light. The cashier didn't es en tlinch when of vs hat it used to be. us itin the 211 glorious beer taps he vending machines all around campus too." James Dean must have felt.- 1'111 So cool. *cough* I ordered a Newcastle. %slue]] ran me a cool S4 tssi shrinking to a meagei Is iii Though cigarettes are no longer sold on campus. pint. It was a bit ilea, stint getting Cut 'n" " as'nit 'When nit' slid the s.ons sion over from 'is hit the the bookstore still stocks lighters. But Jen Skebba, the happening at this rate. pub was use didn't us.int to lose all aspects of it." gift and clothing department manager at the Spartan I sat there and vs an lied CNN as beer alter beer went said James limeiy, managei sir the old Caletei Bookstore. said they don't II) off the shelves. down the kik h. I had a Fat hie, then rode the Silver building. -55e us anted to still have it as an option on "We could stop selling them and 5a considerable Bullet foul 'lines all the \say to Sus co Inebriation. campus." amount ot the population on campus I us .suldnI care." Kevin Viten is the Actf: editor. "SJSUCK" runs With the sun still in the sky, Brian Williams re - When the iii Ii sit the alcohol disappeared. Skebba said. eirry other Thursday. SPARTA GUIDE DEVOUR THE CHILD JAMAICA DYER Sparta I ;Ili& is pros ided free of charge to students. faculty and staff members.The deadline ha- entrie. noon three working davs before the desired publit late. Space restrictions 111:1 require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in 'is huh the) are received.

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State University football team will out for the final II days of 1111S disappointing season and just observe momentum heading into that ing to sec la lin Iii.' ct.iililug -We'd like lo show Idle far,s I vs lot try to get back on track when it vs ho's still Inv mg their all. game. With the Attees looking for vvecks. so ii millhe vve'v e been \tirkillt! anti We travels to Qualconun Stadium to And, the skipper hopes, maybe fslll,lles.rtto vs ill shake up the playoff their test min. it will make both Us Vve ,1 dt.1- scant theini hi come baik alld sup- face San Diego State University at picture in the process. teams !limply and SJSU's chal- 5alllage poll us. - 5 p.m. Saturday. Michael Cudd)er !mulcted, hit Once doubles and drove in four lenge is to come out with inure had an evtia 4. lii pi, , and 51/2110 C1)1111)11ell a 7-1-2 The week off Caine on the heels runs, and the Twins beat the Oakland Athletics 10-4 Wednesday to intensity. 'Iffiney said. 1111 Sure Ilicv is 1.,115.. 511,5, 51.. lecind :irainst Si,, Diego State of the Spartans' 40-19 loss to the snap a three-game skid. pot got to not let them he said. xx hile coaching at the I lli%e'rstty University id Illinois on Sept. 10, The A's began the day trailing the hist place Los Angeles Angels be hungrier than we are." Tomey which dropped their record to I-1. by I 1/2 games in the AL A ngc Is 1,11) CI II late game against have something West. the Coach Dick Tomey said he said. "We both Texas. prove. We can only do that by was happy with the way the team to 44 W ,..iust have to go out and -This was a good win for us.- said (411dt:tame. whose club is al- winning. practiced during the bye week and ready eliminated from postseason contention :diet v inning the AL "We'd Inse to get back on the make fewer mistakes that the players showed a desire to Central the past Mice years. -To conic out :aid sonic Ions and right track this week. but again, we improve. than they do." get a lead. we liaen’t done that %el) often. It %:i. Ion I lie guys got know its going to be a big chal- Justin James, Spartan defensive end to run the bases.- ,4111111111111 lenge." C'uddyer finished with a saleCI 1101 1,1111 1111, allil 110111L'ICLI against Senior defensive end Justin Overall record Oakland for the mai mile this sc.iseii xii, I,, . .010 shot in the second James agreed with *Jimmy and said 1-1 inning. he tollimcd with ti I tour-RBI team wants to show that 1,1111C s. \SIM IS lied 1,1 V. \( 1 1,11.1. a 1 I .111.1 his' t 111%e1,11 1,1 the game. He was intentionally walked in Mc Next gam. performance against Illinois was 1Call SA1111 11A 1101 It .rIII \ 1 I/into. alst, pt.L1s It, set: p1C111 Matthew Let.'roy added Mice hit, :Intl Ritls klinnesota. Saturday at San Diego State not the people should expect Iv", sack,. ...;11,1 that it . \ /It's lalls 1111111U S1,1(1111111. kind which had lost live of six. 'the l's'. Ill'. tarrcil KCIIIIell) 111 taking a to see. ysill not lie lirokiliy p.r.1 Ii,- I, 1 liry host. o Itut CALA% d 7-0 lead in the fifth, and avoided a due,. .0 ,11 "We feel like we haw a lot to or theo it t lee 'il "I thought our ,'11 .11.1 C,C 'Cuddyet killed us all year, tle wa. ,nie wan wreck- prove," James said. "V MI the new I he) it. ontalict it to fie a great job last meek and t Sundax ing crew.- ..Vs manager Ken Ma, Ii., "I thought (Sunda) , coaching malt xke'te rcalls Louth - !lent lust lit ckSI Ittod. I. attinispheie e' re lortking for- Tomey said. Scott Bake' (2-21 pitched IR,. C Il,t ii'. intim,. Ill %%ill tor the first !Ws 1..111 practice vs as one of the best we dent about the things we're doing stmt. 1/,11 is a lac V.01,1 time in live -.ants. He fettled 12 ol ilk II, .i I lit is ed, allow- we just want the opportunity to allyhOd ..lis ,1111, \\ had all year. just in terms of con- and imig one out single to Jay Payton in the ',Amid and a leadoft single centration and enthusiasm and just show that to every lusty else. - Ila \ C 111,i1., I shakc lip by. Dan Johnson in the third. 1111,10A,Cs lies li guys corning out and going back Bobby Ciosby ietui lied to Oakland's lineup ,,,, I dung out to work. \Nord hr the tteeS loiney made s11,11lr1L'a to lot ;iiikle I lc singli .1 aild sLoictl crowl the otlensise line this xeek luesday to rest his hactured "Our scout team did the best job Big evccIed and at Oakland's Mice-inn 111111. when 1.1,,on add.. d , 55 5, i lilt double Sin to,,,vs ill they've done all year. I thought it 1.tier,, State ss ill be looking least has e nev.' and Nick Ss%ishei hit a saL tilts II) was a real good indication that our e5 en the all-time record w ith S(111 I slat leis. leading .41 die .1's lot In. I lib of the 54,1)4)11 seat i,ill d. .win, '11 Liu Mark Ellis tunneled guys want to be better and that's tilS1 this week and earn its wall Justin year. important this time of year,- he straight win iier the Spailans %Vitt] (he ',I I 1 11, o ieplaces Mark A's center fielder Mark Kohay Ise, ,,m, ,I,d,110,, Mien soilleone SJSE.1 :\ tanning at centei. while 1111111,1 said. holds a 15-14-2 :ids an- Chil1L7CI, suggested Oakland didn't evlidid the toil t 1", Mad CX- The Spartans will be facing an tage in the all-time series that dates I...1,1 1115 'vii 11 \ Litt Cantu. tht: 1,111. .1.111111r 5t',', pect in the middle oh a late wason p. inlaid its Aztec team that is looking for its back to 1935, when the Spartans the ihml Lit, a III. . III I l'111C/ OW last 1\ 11 ...,, hike!, 'We didn't ,,,ine out flat,- Ktasay I s 11111 .11111 swung first win of the season. San Diego beat the Aztecs 24-9. but SJSU has :111ellt1,111. III. 11.01.ili I 1111 1).1%111 (. 11, 11 .11 11r111 the bats \Veil. Hoy\ call a team come out tlai what's on State enters this game 0-3. but lost 12 of the last 14 meetings %kith old Illr I Ills, I .11.1111 the brie It's Sept. 21 and we're I I ram, I II s inmped out 011 those losses came from Ohio State San Diego State, The most recent IILAKCICA. 1 , N1,111 T .111111 ,111 1.1 ,1 1111111. Us and nese, let tip. Ihey kept then 1111111111 IMP 11 1 s, 1 11. %LT let us University. the Air Force Academy vv ;is a .44-6 loss in 1998 at Spartan ICS.Is. I I l'aso 11.1 111 .11110.111 1111,1111111. 1,nney breathe. - and UCI A Ohio State and UCLA Stadium. 'Nan Ii,,-',, 15 515 II' cral stts that Kennedy 1 ; 4, didn't last stint, Hi t,I . .i ita fnitl He al- are ranked in the top-25 in both the Coach Tom Cratt. in his fourth .111C11,1,11, . trim pl., ,ssilsi las h i smut.. lowed six inns mid live hits in I I 1mint, Associated Press and LISA Today year with the Axiecs. has never 2111) A It. '1/1 I 1 ,11 tl The telly, vv ho wined the .V's 11, a had,' v. .aota.1., k '11 July 13, coached against the Spao tans. but Ii Ar'r 5,5 'Asil it,' 1,1 III.- 111,11 s 111C le's1 began as a iclicci I, Ir. I lotalion -It's. in many ways, the best he m as unpiessed hs w hat he sass 1.1. .1sil .. ILI, 4. 1111, is polb,1111), Aug. 27. team we've played," Tomey said. on tape. ding to the transcript Sall lies'' Si .'t ill, bc '151, is, hue A\ C "Their record is not good at this from San Diego State's weekly at licnne .11,, I oni,..) hav ct itt makc a deo- point, but they've played outstand- piess cainference. A opener I 1 I \sss I 'is xi,it Ills' left guaid jiosition be - Sports slideshows cowing soon ing competition. "Looking at them on tape. deteiisive man 4m, [sat," , Iv\ , rumor lvtatcel Burrougli. die IIIhttp:11www.thespartandadv.emo "If you look at their game they Se got good team speed." title ill the I 1 11 111’ -.laity' lin the hist two games. and against UCI UCLA was un- ()all said. '"they 're very athletic tOTM...1(dit, 1111. ,11, Booker. able to nun,. the ball against their the funning position. Hie) F. at back defense. Ohio State had a dittixidt haVe Ivy olitslailditlg receiv- time against their defense. ;is \s ell. ers (Rufus Skillem and Jailles Defensiv elv . they has.' wally been Jonest who ate as good as any - stingy iigainst sonic prover! ul op. body mere going to see."

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"Catholic colleges don't pay career, the only place that she has from University of CalifOrnia. Starbucks not worked in is special collec- Berkeley. located in very Well Whitlatch said. "I was probably the lowest-paid gradu- tions. "Just around the time 1 finished the Village ate." "Every other job I have done it up the degree I also started teach- Market. In 1968 Whitlach was appointed in sonic point.- she said. ing the graduate library school in as the head of acquisition :Ind col- Whitlatch said the opportunity campus which I continue to do and lection management in Stanislaw, that she could keep moving around v.iltie very much,- she said. State College library. in Turlock. in the library has really added a lot "Jo Bell is a teacher at heart," Calif. of value in many ways and has led Budd said. "She's also passion- "We were just transitioning into to learning a lot of things. ate about library resources and "It's been interesting that I have ensuring that every dollar of the a more academic status tor librar- ians and unit of a classified simple never had the same job for too library's limited acquisitions service sy stem.- Whitlatch said. long." she said. budget is protected and well "One ot the things they were re- Whitlatch 's commitment to her spent.- PHIL BEDROSSIAN DAP 'I SIMI quired to get tenure was a second profession and her hardworking are Whitlach. as she said has kept master's degree. - acknowledged by the library staff. up in the field and is still current Therefore. she got her second "Her leadership springs from with most of the things going on, master's degree in Asian stud- her dedication to high-quality "although you can't know every Starbucks peps up campus service, in the thing," she said. "You have to rely. ies in 1973 Iron) I vii ersity in public lier work area of assessing reference ser- on a lot of other people." California. Berkeley CHRISTINA YOUNG for customer traffic to start in- to cater to the students, faculty By encouragement of Patricia creasing. atitit1 staff members who live in the Senn Bret\ k . the former library Whinery. who did all the 'leg - apartenm ts on campus, Whinery dean. Whitlatv li applied tor the er leadership springs from her A lot ot the San Jose State %sort," to bring Starbueks prod- said library associate dean pi'sit ion and Is Un ucts to S.M.', said he was OK "We're the most convenient,- ggH University community - dedication to high-quality public got the position III 21100. aware that the isialit's leading %s till not having signage for the Frasier:sr:on You just go Budd believed that working services. Her work in the area of brand ot speiralts coffee has toffeeis, rimier in the beginning. dom.ii a couple stairs and take the with her as the associate dean is a made us %% as onto campus, said although a sign ssas installed two eles.ttor ;Ind scone right here." blessing. assessing reference service is highly regarded in James Whinery. assistant director %seeks :Igo. :in marketing "She's easy to work with and the field of library science." of retail operations for Spartan "Right mos its good that a lot for the Starbucks counter would understanding when mistakes are Dining. of people di m .1 know Starhucks target on -campus residents, al- made," Budd said. Rebecca Felnd, reference librarian Carmen Phu. a freshman ma- is there.- Whiner said. tie said though anyone is is elcoine to "She always listens to staff joring in management informa- Its grand opening elehrat ion is "come by." tion systems. said she frequently not scheduled to lake place until Because 'the Village Market buys lunch at the Subway counter homecoming week in i kdolver is incorporating Starbucks' "We inside The Village Market. hut To build the clientele slim Is Proudly lirew" program, the she had no idea Starbucks had a through word of mouth ;dims., menu ill feted there is not exactly CENTER - A.S. allows students to rent laptops counter in there. us to train and get better below the same most other retail stores' Located in The Village use get busy Once people stall WhITICIN said. continued from page 1 "II -students need help, they need search when I have papers, and e- Market. behind the grocers se, to know about it. is e.II delnittely lie said the Lorporation's food to do research, they need to add a mail and games." lion and around the COMici hum get there. And it si ill he tun." prodth is are wit served at the on- needs." Stun all said. "For exam- class, or they has e questions about Raymond Chen, a senior major- Subway, the Starhucks as not Whitten said. campus location. and "Cremise" WebCT - all aspects ot SJSU, ing in electrical engineering, said marked by in signage during the ('orbs Garcia, a senior major- blended drinks are offered instead ple. if 1 just want to tine Microsoft knowledge- to friend, Word tot one %seek. and I don't tech support is pretts he comes in watch his lost month it is as open. ing in engineering who commutes of "Frappuccino- drinks. need it to play games or any - able," Moezzi said. play games. "I think that alone kind to school, said even though he " 'Fraippuccino. is striu tin sumi !! have thing, then there's no need to rent All staff technical "I come here when I have time of slo5, things down." said knows about the Starbucks and is licensed store product. but iii Ii,. ci iiiipuuters, a more expensive laptop. "Then been trained to to check on my e-mails, do my Shay neca Francesconi. a pre - a fan of its beverages, it would he you're a connoisseur, you're tie, Mou://i a ,,,itern goes there are other students that need said. When homework. - nursing hmeslirmian and a harista too inconvenient for him to go to er really going to tell the differ- down. it shouldn't it for art which might be Adobe - take more than Chris Phan, a junior majoring ;it the new counter. She said she Campus Village to buy a drink. ence 'ci I he ri ills iii'. up. based products like Photoshop hinir to get it hack in computer engineering, said he is and the other haristas are eager The Village Market was made Whiner s or Illustrator then they would With 100 stations available, there every day. probably need a more robust students take advantage of the fa- "We're usuall. here around the cility. system . - chick," he said. Stovall said that students iv ill Ociaido ; ntt,,ile,,a senior ma- A future project that the sen ice also save a lot ot money %% hen witt- joring in nistice studies, said he center is ssorking on is to develop ing through the ser% likes the last Internet connection an online ele, non poll ss stem for student ele, non,. Stun all said. ..00111pared Ii, i rthcm id111:11 pro- that the lab provides and comes in grams outside ill the unisetsity. every. day he has class. 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GALVESTON, Texas (API tral Texas coast betneen (ialveston mica of 4 million people where the Gaining strength with frighten- and C'orptis Clinsti. Hurricane-force twos ass are often clogged under ing speed. Hurricane Rita swirled winds extended up to 70 toilet from the hest of circumstances. toward the Gulf Coast a Category' the center of the storm. Mayor Bill White urged resi- 5, 175-mph monster Wednesday. But is ith its breathtaking si/e dents iii look out for more than as more than 1.3 million people tropical storm-force o Inds themselves. in Texas and Louisiana were sent ’l I Mlles across pi:wit:all) "There will not be enough gov- packing on orders from authori- the entire »cstern cud of the LS. ernment vehicles to go and evacu- ties who learned a bitter lesson (hill Coast was in peril. and esen ate everybody in every area," he from Katrina. a slight rightward (Urn omit! prose said. "We need neighbor caring "It's scary. It's really sears.- des astating to the Iraciiiiecl let for neighbor." Shalonda Dunn said as she and protecting Nei) ( frleans. Houston Police Chief Harold her 5- and 9 ear-old daughters In the ( idly eston-llouston- Hurtt issued a stern warning to waited to board a bus arranged Corpus ('(in so at ea. about 1.3 anyone stay mug behind that loot- by emergency authorities in mullion people is cie under orders ing would not he tolerated and Galveston. "I'm glad yse'se got to get out. in addition to 20,000 anyone caught stealing after the the opportiiims to lease You or more along ss ith the Louisiana storm would be pi, secuted. never kiwis ii at can happen " coast. Special attention SI.;iv giVell At the Calsestoll Community With Rua projected hi hit to hospitals Lind mason/ homes, Center. where 1.5110 evacuees Texas by Saturday. Gos Rick three %seeks ,ml met seines ot sick had been put on school buses to Perry Urged lesItlents iii ow the and eldetls patients in the Ness. points inland, another lesson from state's come oast to begin cs.k. 11- Orleans at ea dims ned in Katrina's Katrina was put into practice: To ating. And Vsy I Weans 1 'Lis el.1 Hoods) ate' s oi died in the stilling ON et COIlle the reluctance of peo- for the possibility that the slot in heat it hile is au ing to he rescued. ple to es aeuate without their pets, DANIEL SATO / DAILY STAFF could swamp the iii sery sow ken 3111 oat s personnel in South they is etc allowed to bring them city il lot er again. st.uted mos mg north. too. along lii crates.

(ialseston. l'its-lying parts 01 S, ht.'', ti "It % rIS quite a sight:' Mayor Meditating for peace ... Corpus Christi and Houston. and \S. Ole also shut dois it. Some Lyda Ann Thomas said. "We were mostly emptied -out New Orleans spoiling et ents ss ere able to put people on ss ith their dog Flom left, Shelley Ram, a freshman majoring in social science, Natasha Flowers, a Falun Dafa practitioner, were under mandator) es actia- Gill% evton ss as a s irtual crates. their cat crates, their shop- Elizabeth Unpingco, Deborah Simon, and Glenn Pham, a freshman majoring in art, practice Falun Dafa tion orders as Rita sideso iped the ghost tossli In iimiil-,ilternoon ping carts. It went %cry well." meditation in the Spartan Memorial on Wednesday as part of International Peace Day. Florida Keys and began dra» mg Wednesday. In tie 'glib, hoods But Fhomas warned late energs ys ith terrifying efficiency throughout the island s its. the Wednesday that the city was near- from the \soon waters of the Gull few people 101 net,: pas king the ly out of buses. She said those left of Mesh,' last of their salitahlcs and getting on rite island Vt old have to find a Governor looking for bad teachers Forecasters said Rita could read) to head ninth nay oft or face riding out a storm he the most intense hurricane on Helicopters. anibulanecs and that is "big enough to destroy part record eier to hit Texas, and eas- buses it etc used to ei it itate 200 of the island. it not a great part of RAMENTO. Calif. AP) us. We'd like to share the stories ot 3Ihance 1,0 a better California. ily one ot the 111051 powerful ever 1)1111e11" I")) Gal) eq")) "11l the counts t iris. Arnold Schwartenegger's Califfinnans like you! - )) Inch is campaigning against to pion into the U.S. mainland. hospital And at the 1-1hgesiater ('it', Manage! Steve LeBlanc eampaign posted a form on its Web It was part of Schwar/enegger's Proposition 74 and other Hie& CalceotS 5 is the highest on the Retirement C.tiininunits. a 5, said the swim stage could reach site asking Californians for stories campaign in favor of Proposition SUN,. had plumed a conflict :a scale. and only Once Category 5 51) feet. ( ;al) eston is protected by about interior teachers to support 74. which would boost the pro- tack Thursday III Los Angeles hunk .inc, Arc knim it to haw.. hit 21)11 I, sri\n":Sll iikmeel1111, ii t'ie not ti seas'. all that is onh 17 feet lam the ballot initiative to lengthen bationary period foi neo teachers The group still still dcminisli.iic the Mainland most recent a am, c More than ISO polls e officers were hers' probationary. period. from two years to Its,: yt,u rhe and launch a Web silt ly. !itch smashed South 1 hi, !It, with a taittil expected stay behind to guard the Hie form was then removed goN ernor ;Agues that its nearly im- ceptional teachers. spokes»,,man Florida in 1992. incinbci ii thin, go it mmli us. hut alting 1.1111 1 1 7 hielighters. 35 ednesday after an Associated possible for districts to get rid ol Robin Swanson said Hie I S. mainland has lies it this building. is not sal,' on Rita appioached as the death Press reporter called to inquire pito!' tcacheis has e been in the 'Wlis do teachers have to point been H both a C.itegotA 4 mut the ...canal' 55 111.1101 1111111s:111e toll twin Kairma 'sassed the 1,0(X) about it. classroom tor yeas out to him that its a had idea to (,itei4iii 5 in the same season solIIII1g. smith Ws id Hastings. ex - mails to 1.0.9., in five Gulf Posted Web Harris. a spokesman for attack them' Why are he and his on the site Todd Katrina. at one point tot "I 11.1% 11.111 Coast slates The body count in http is 33 33 . joinarnold.com the California's RegOser Team. said ..impaign staff playing these sorts Cali:grit .1 +101-111. n eakeneil i. I don't 3% 1111 lo i',, it,,1 I Louisiana alone was put at 799, ut form asked. "Have a story about a the campaign "eser esen p,tht teal games?- she said. slightly to a Calcgor 4 hurl hone 1.111 Most linind in the receding flood - teacher who just might not be cut the form. ...There111V "Tlw governor should has e lust he) to corning ashoic ,s it', 14 I Ill is ot Nei% Orleans. 1,4 the nothing can be egregious examples 01 this oe iiiure respegl lOr teachers in his out job. yet Goiettiment officials cage' to .1 ,11.1NI.11 S I Mid it heel ahl,s Nel the Anns Corps of Engineers tenure? Please tell never even needed to.- state,- So anson said. done because of shoo the) had le:tined their les- let el, Sims Ilk. silt: I II i If 111 the raced to fortify the city's patched- sons hoin the sluggish response dead! ieSI 101 Mal ill S. up levees for fear the additional rain

to Katrina sent in litindieds ii lust y alle in could swamp the walls and flood bust, ii, evaeuate the poor. 'nosed 1000 that killed hi:loco' (0/00 the city all over again. The Corps ditt h,,spital and nursing home :Ind 12,1111)1 people and said New Orleans' levees can only patients. dispatched tott kloads ot w wed the ,:ttv oil the mall. handle up to I, nches of rain and a it atel. ice and reads -made Meals. lite last tutu ii litirric;ine to storm surge tit I) Ii,, 2 feet. and put rest litIlledls .11 le,11115 strike the Houshni :irea it is New GrIcans Mayor Ray oil standby 30 Sony genetal (.Iitcl." 1 Alit ma In 1983 - It Nagm estimated only 400 to 500 lexas oas told to be re,ids ii' is- flooded downlin% it Houston. people remained in the vulnerable suilie eolith,' of a militais task spawned 22 tornadoes and left 21 east bank areas of the city. They, -irOC force in Rita's iiake people dead. too, were ordered to evacuate. But "We hope and pray that In Houston, the state's largest only a few people lined up for the HurtIC:ille Rita will not he a dev- city and home to the highest con- evacuation buses provided. Most LIVE RACING astating storm. but we got to be centration of Katrina refugees, the of the people still in the city were ready for the is orst," President area's geography makes ey:It'll- believed to have their own cars. Bush said in Washington. :Mon particularls !treks While Late Wednesday. Rita tt.is cen- many hum, ane ities ;ire Correction L oast. Houston is Id) tered about $71) miles cast southeast right on the A photo caption under the headline oas miles Inland. 5, t'fiaStal FRIDAY'S of Galveston and moving o est "From tilinmaking to serving time," in ban ;ire.1 ot 2 million peOple tillIst near 9 mph. Toit.C.ISM-1 predk led a Wednesday's paper is us supposed to would ashore CII e3 Is lilt' throligh .1 IllellOpOlnall come ,i1,,ng the read: "Cyrus Kar poses with a camel herder in northern Afghanistan in ALIVE! 2001." It is Spartan Daily ptilay to AT BAY MEADOWS Listen. Process. Help. eonrct all errors. CHINATOWN SEPTEMBER 23RD - FIRST POST 7:00 PM Chinese Fast Food Jilt VV.Iliarns 51 .1061 283 Wu S.. n 1,an, EIP'n 1CornbinatIon '16a)C ) 2 orrirm kir it 99 k...15 3 nen* $4 99

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Unless it is a golf SD: Did the fact that the movie movie with Bill Murray chas- animation was made by Disney and stars one ing a gopher fir 98 minutes or of Disney's biggest non -cartoon BY AN NGUYEN Bob Barker list-fighting Adam actors of today affect the creative Special to the Dads Sandler in "Happy Gilmore." presentation of the movie? The new Disney movie "The Mark Frost: Gis en the time pe- Anyone with a sense of nostal- Greatest Game Lxer Played." riod and subject matter. it wasn't gia for animated musicals will find which folloss s 20 -ear old golf gonna be a Tarantino movie no Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride" a phenol]) through the 1913 U.S. matter what we did. And, uhh. surefire success. Open. has neither Bob Barker Disney's got a good track record Infused with both dark and bold nor gophers but it does star Shia with these kinds in sport movies, characters, the movie enables au, LaBeoul of "Ls en Stevens" fame. Director Bill Paxton claims this Timum had a golf movie with MOVIEREVIEW isn't even a movie about golf. "I kidnappings and Samuel L. didn't make this movie for golf- Jackson w oulkl be genius. to enjoy its simple, yet diences ers -- I could care less to tell you "The ( lieatest Game Ever unique, style. the truth -- I personally just love Played" itself is not had, It's Burton and co-director Mike the story and the characters." similar to the rides at Disneyland pair up moy cc Johnson to bring This is Paxton's second film as you kiniw what's going to ers a story of a love triangle th.ii a director. happen but you sit down and go faces the overwhelming challenge through the motions anyway and of fighting death. Bin Paxton: So I've been afterwards you feel like you can't Cliched as this may sound. reading a hit 01 scripts. I read this really complain. Burton manages to make it espe- script I think a lot ot directors The problem with a movie cially complicated for the charac- PHOTO COURTESY OF WANNER BRO:, PICTURES stayed assay from because tlie about a golf gains' set almost a ters within this film. idea of a period golf lilm seemed Victoria Everglot, voiced by Emily Watson, and Victor Van Dort, voiced by Johnny Depp, plan hundred sears ago is that nobody Victor. voiced by Johnny Depp like such a turn off. on getting married in the stop-motion animated fantasy "Corpse Bride." cares. !limes er. you wouldn't ("Charlie and the Chocolate Spartan Daily *coughs "Bagger Vance." think that alit.' speaking face-to- Factory." "Finding Neverland"). The stor unfolds with hal I Ills Mit% It' Is Ilax% less in its Immo this piece Burton and Depp. BP: Yeah. When I read the face with Pasti in. is in a predicament when he acci- wit and ti teal Kiikei iii tOils \ cOW lion of the halm lets Ls ith .1 is file With pies anis pieces such as the story. I Ma. sit ttltICIled it I his dentally %sect, himself to a corpse and Vic tot la tight to reunite tirray it pits sic it natl.. 1 mall in classic -links at d SCIsst tlhandS- SD: Was difficult to provide bride, Emil). sowed by Helena Though Mete is a In Inge id pre- dis alital s hy sh(uc matchi:LI each and the sunimei "Charlie and was the hest iimmdei ii, ,c stof 1t: suspense to this movie because t.’ef read ID a uS spttCl. then I re- Bonham Carter ("Fight Club." dictability in the movie. this fact personality s eis \st ell. and miii ti\ the Chocolate !moot s.- "Corpse everyone basically kites% what was alued no nnesci,ic ked the safe. "Big Fish"), while practicing his does not take :may from the MCI-- \%eie alike liride- make, it II\C Hit; les iltINS happening next scene after scene." This hasn't gotten the ineniatic marriage vows. all experience I he musk 111 1111, 1110Vie is dist, that the Ii,,'. c' istmked on to- Paxton: You know what it's attention like Scoi sem: gio.e to His accidental proposal lands Depp and (*atter both manage to praise ssorthy. In a day when lap gether. not. It you look at a movie like "Raging Bull- ttl any of the him in limbo. where he struggles to bring something to these roles that stick comedy, reign, the sc reel). it "Corpse Bride- opens Friday. like "Titanic- or ''Apollo 13.- other great sports li lins. explain to his new wile the mix-up. many othet star-studded animation is wileshing to see a mos it that "Seabiscuit." sou have to see the While trying to escape trout ciiids do depth. t.iii 111t1St: hunt], just lu,ui iris I Watched this 1110Vie in a journey these characters go on. "downstairs,- Victor', Its mg ti ti L ass kss and anxiety is telt together to entertain audience, of 'Corpse Bride' theatre tilled almost escluidsely And so when I read the script I was by Emily ancee, Victoria, voiced ith each line esecuted Depp. all ages. ith cry, mg habit's. mothers and amated at him much suspense was Watson ("Breaking the Woes'''. his es, Is due 1).inn Rated: Prii prepuhes,ent inok Carter also hi ings to the mos ie to children. The in it bec,mse. like you said, I knew also finds herself in a tis. moser ho ssm mci oiducer talent of iiioN n- her melodic 1:11nian. Mark host the outcome.. After Victor's disappearance. %owe. She c won, to the audience hod 111:11, P1111,c1‘1111" "111' 1 -1 -he Sis Million Dollar Man," Victoria's parents, two extremely ith a heat ilsivaking tune that litirton llirsn'.iiiireitie 12th iii''. -Tantasm. I our" claimed the I did like -Apollo 13" but I also mismatched people who hide he leases one's cm, is anfing more. IL' that lt,i t.1111,11)01,11,...1 movie would appeal to the col - feel Mat movie lacked gophers a shroud of aristocracy \slide lake :mother of Burton's t tn. I he list in, hides lege audience. and Bill Murray. Needless to say, inches away from destitution, force pieces. "The Nightmare Before before Chi istinas. -Planet it rio "The character Francis. played "Titanic" and "Seabiscuit" could her to wed a nobleman in a desper- Christmas," "Corpse Bride" is Ape,- mid "Sleeps I 111,1V. In Shia, us college age.- Frost hose used Adam Sandler and Bob ate attempt to escape eviction. made with stop- motion animation. Ilt kt Iii FO,, said. "He', 19 or 20 when the Barker list -fighting.

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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2005 A SPARTAN D.111,Y PAGE 9 Movie 'bounces' into theaters DRINK OF THE WEEK BY ILBRA BEITPOLOUS Albert Garcia, BY DAVIDA ROSS scenes trout comedians Mike Epps have been devoted to showing X bartender at P.F. Daily Staff Writer Daily Ste . and Charlie Murphy. and his friends working on their Chang's in San Jose, Other funny moments in the skating and building their friend- mixes The Key lame Pie Martini together "Roll Bounce," set in Chicago film stem from X's skate crew's ships. were instead spent focus- Chang's Key Lime front P.F. Chang's China Bistro in the late '70s, is a fun, easy -to- exchanges with the rival crew. ing on potential love interests for Pie Martini on is a deliciously suseet, yet tangy watch throwback to the funky. headed by the arrogant, mortises- the main characters. Wednesday. The cocktail.it disco era of "jam-skating." ual "bad guy" Sweetness, played Extra time was taken for drink includes Licor looks a The film follows a group of by Wesley Jonathan. X's lose life, as he is assigned regular martini. 43, half and half, but as they say. inner-city teenage boys who Although most of the jokes are not one, but two potential love looks can be de- whipped cream, Key This is a bit juvenile and aimed toward interests in the film. There is ceiving. no ordinary vod- Lime West juice, -based teenage girls Bow Wow will Tori, the cute neighborhood girl ka- or rum martini. and a lime and costs MOVIEREVIEW likely help pack the theaters with with braces tJurnee Smolletn, Chang's uses I at sir 43 to make $7.95. Tend most ot their free time plenty of them the chaperoning and Naomi, the vixen had girl this martini a signature item skating at their local roller rink. parents will find themselves laugh- (Meagan Good). front the drink menu. sery potent. An odd When their local rink is forced to ing at more jokes than they will Rather tl san 11,111i2 Sall .my Although some scenes in the MIS I klIOW. hill Mars close, the boys must go uptown probably admit in public. lihn other plain old inartini would are cheesy and underde- Ille u,uily ss ;is to il, to Sweetwater. the mega rink on ('inematically. "Roll Bounce" is veloped. the story is sweet. For have along the bruit ol the glass. scribe it It's sW eel s et Chicago's North side. But this surprisingly impressive. 'Flie Chang's strays a\s, s tttutn the gen- anyone looking for an entertain- tangs. strong but light, isn't your everyday, skate around erous, Widescreell It Inut works ing "feel -good" movie. that takes norm :int' t eatures gtahain crack- anal this iii but not in circles, grab an orange Fanta- especially \Yell during the skating no intellectual effort to watch. er crumbs instead so that sou a ;110 limit sty It: roller rink. This is iridescent sequences. Besides giving the film "Roll The drink is a creamy while DANIEL SATO / DAIlY STAFF Bounce- would be a good .ytitirsell to "list taw polyester. disco-fever roller skat- a grainy, '71)s feel, the camera is choice. color topped off w ith a slice of ChatIg's puts on Key Lime Pie Martini: ing. sy oh extravagantly choreo- able to captui e the commanding, And those being dragged in by lime. COMpelltions lot !be graphed routines. choreographed skate routines. their children, or their little broth- Considering there is sUch a bartenders 1,i create The movie's main character, Even the ItIni's harshest critics ers and sisters, will be pleasantly small amount it liquor in the new, drinks, sonic oh Xavier "X- Smith, played by will be entertained by the skat- surprises.] at the acting, cocktail, the light drank is great humor 5\ loch :lie Illell added rapper Dm\ Wow, is surprisingly ing. The Imal sk.uic-ohh between and skating sequences. for ans ii1111:11. 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continued from page 1 the right to a lawyer. "I have the right to a lawyer Kar said he asked as he read the piece of paper. n as told to of "Faran strip in front "Yes," he said the agent told him. men and ivinnen: once he was down to "You actually have lawyers here?" his last thread. everyone laughed on cue Kar asked. "No," he quoted the agent. to humiliate him." Kar said. "The last guy who requested one is wait- Soon. saga at Abu Kars Ghraib ing two years later still in Afghanistan." ended when on May 19 he was moved But it was only rhetoric, Kar said, to Camp Cropper, which is located who found the experience surreal and within a fortified compound around the said it reminded him of 20th century Baghdad airport that houses American novelist Franz Kalka's depiction of military bases. hopelessness and absurdity. Camp Cropper is where "high-value The FBI agent asked him about his detainees" such as Saddam Hussein and religion and for whom he had voted in some of his Baath party members are the presidential election. Kar said. held. Kai said. "I shuddered for the first time think- It is a cis I lied place. where they did ing this must be what a political prisoner their job n Mout humiliation or hostil- might feel like," he said. ity," said Kar, who described seeing Kar said he told him he had voted Saddam I ussein's brother at this camp. for John Kerry for domestic policy, hut "Saab Is a spitting image of Saddam, also said he supported Bush's policy on looks exactly like him and has wander- war because it liberated the Iraqi people ing eyes." he said. from a dictator. Kar said that he felt angrier at being After the FBI agents left, he felt his detained along with political manuals release was impossible. and extremists. 1 felt betrayed by my own government "lit my. light are the Baath Party pris- for whom ! wiled honorably in the Navy.. oners and to my left are Muslim hard- Crystal Thomas, from right, a senior majoring in public relations, Laqueta White, a senior justice studies major, and Sophia McGill, betrayed by my government. ishich I sup- core extremists," he said. a senior majoring in psychology, perform at the Hip-Hop Congress fundraising event at the amphitheatre on Wednesday. ported and paid taxes to." Kar said. Ku, detained in cell 174. read and The FBI se:m.11yd his lais Angeles Miguel Gonzalez, did calisthenics, he said home and took his computer hard disk. a senior A vegetarian, Kar is as given vegetar- "They must have also seen the majoring in ian meals. "a platter of oiercooked veg- American flags in my rot nl. one on the social sciences, etables which tasted ;mini." said Kar, table and one near the bed." he said. collects a who lost 15 pounds. Jammin' He passed a lie detector test June donation from Kar said he felt optimistic when two 9. Later, Kar was cleared by the FBI Joy Njema, a FBI agents. whom Kar identified as agents, but was not released from the senior majoring "Donna" and "Robert" came to inter- military detainment. in liberal studies, rogate him on the fourth day at Cainp K ar was allowed three monitored for the victims for ('ripper. calls during his incarceration. He said of Hurricane 'Utley looked like normal people, ex- Katrina at he telt outraged. cept they is ere cockier. he said. the Hip-Hop "Robert gis es Inc a paper and looks "I was relegated to an abyss from Congress where there sits no way of corning out." hurricane like he is going to kick iny Kar said. fundraising 'rdung to the papei. Kai said, he said Kai% who tilled out many request event held at the had light to not talk ti the 113I and forms to get lawyers. amphitheatre on Wednesday. All felt betrayed by my own government for whom money raised relief gg1 at this event I served honorably in the Navy, betrayed by will be matched my government, which I supported and paid by Associated Students. taxes to." Cyrus Kar, alumnus PHOTOGRAPHS BY DIANA DIROY

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