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4NO SHAME No sleep, two term papers SPARTA and caffeinated drinks make for an interesting VoL. 118 finals week DAILy Opinion, 2 AS1 NI.ORD SIUNNER No. 68 V ALSO IN TODAY'S ISSUE Freshman Brianne Ferguson pitches SJSU to 1-0 softball Opinion 2 Focus 4 Classified .. 5 victory over the Cardinal Sparta Guide 2 Crossword 5 Sports 5 Sports, 5 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 A & E 3 Non-resident fee increase Studying the sea life proposed By David Royal DAII "I I R By Rima Shah Halfway between Santa Cruz and Monterey, nestled amongst aging DARN' STAN- WRIT I antique shops and a crew of rugged fish- The California State University system ermen is a little piece of San Jose State has proposed a 15 percent fee increase for University. non-resident students throughout the CSU Unknown to most Spartans, the Moss system starting this fall, according to Richard Landing Marine Laboratories (MLML) West, executive vice chancellor and chief is a cutting-edge marine research facili- financial officer of the CSU system. ty with an international reputation for West said the increase in the non-resident excellence and strong ties to SJSU. fees was because of a $50 million to $ 60 mil- Founded in 1966 in a 100-year-old lion short in revenue within the CSU system, fisb cannery, the laboratories moved to increased student enrollment and increase in its current site after the 1989 Loma Pri- the cost of education. eta earthquake rendered the old lab Non-resident students do not pay taxes, unusable. About an hour south of SJSU West said. Resident tuition is subsidized with on the Monterey Bay, the laboratories state taxes and West said he believes the sit on the edge of the deep Monterey "benefit of the taxes should go to those who submarine canyon providing students pay taxes." and scientists with the opportunity to Non-resident students include interna- study a diverse array of coastal and cif tional students and California non-residents. marine environments. tb At San Jose State University's Interna- "Monterey Bay has the closest deep tional House, a group of international stu- sea environment off of the contiguous dents, which had gathered around the dining United States," said Tonatiuh Trejo, a former undergraduate at SJSU, who is ft, room for dinner, reacted to the news with 7 shock. currently pursuing a masters in marine n, Silvio Brugada, a student from Paraguay, biology through California State Uni- said that international students already have versity, Monterey Bay. a hard time paying fees and it will be even "The canyon reaches depths of up to harder for them after the fee increase. 4,000 meters, and drops off even further "Especially for people from third world to deeper regions," said Steven Hallam, tel. conversion is totally postdoctoral fellow at Monterey Bay countries, the currency Aquarium Research Institute. i n different," Brugada said. "It is a disadvantage The Monterey canyon buts up for us, especially for buying dollars. Buying against the marshes of Elkhorn Slough dollars is very, very expensive." Natural Estuarine Habitat, inter-tidal Both graduate and undergraduate non- coastal environments, and dune habi- Europe." resident students already pay more than tats all of which provide special areas Many of the 100 graduate students three times the fees resident students pay at for study. that work at the laboratories conduct SJSU. Operated by a cooperative of seven their thesis research internationally in Undergraduate non-resident students had California State University campuses locations such as Antarctica, Australia to pay $246 per unit more than the $956 in central and northern California, and the Galapagos Islands. mandatory fees for the spring semester, while SJSU serves as the head administrative Josh Adams, who researches the graduate non-resident students had to pay body for the laboratories, yet few stu- cassin's auklet, a seabird which breeds $246 per unit more than the $995 mandatory dents here on campus know about the and nests on the Channel Islands in fees for the spring semester, according to program, according to Trejo. Southern California, also spends part of SJSITs International Programs and Services. "People at any of the other schools his time helping with projects close to 5 John Bradbury, associate director of the don't realize there is a marine science home. Adams helps his wife Hanna financial aid and scholarship office, said non- program ifffiliated with them," Trejo said. Nevins. also a Masters student in Id resident students will have to come up with "They don't even know that we exist. The Marine Science, with her research on the money and some of them might be forced Moss Landing Marine Lab is just as the common mur, a seabird native to to take a smaller number of units. respected as the University of California the eastern Pacific Ocean from Big Sur Le. Undergraduate international students, in the marine science community." to Alaska. to however, have to be registered for 12 units, The program draws students from "We've been working together in the st and graduate international students have to around the world. Daniele Ardizzone field for a long time," Adams said, who ty be registered for nine units to maintain their came to the United States from Italy met his wife while studying at the Uni- legal status in the country, according to Inter- with the specific goal of studying sharks versity of California at Santa Cruz. national Programs and Services. Cailliet. Small class After getting their bachelors of science with Professor Greg h/ Rueben Reitor, a television, radio, film the- size and individual attention were degrees, the two worked in research Dal Daily Staff ater major from Venezuela, joined his friends among the factors that attracted Ardiz- together in Hawaii, Alaska and Antarc- Top, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories masters students for dinner at the International House. zone to the laboratories. tica. They saw the potential of the pro- Tonatiuh Trejo, left, and Jeff Reinhardt, underwater, gather fish in not looking up for me next "Things are "The University of Rome is crowded," gram at the laboratories. a tide pool at Garapata Beach in Big Sur. After collecting the fish they will semester at all," Reitor said. "I will have to Ardizzone said, who studied birds in "We applied to it specifically because work hard the whole summer, instead of tak- Rome as an undergraduate. "There is of the area and the active research com- measure and record the species they found. ing it easy, to save money for next semester." space for 16,000 students, yet we have munity," Nevins said. "The strength of Above, Moss Landing Marine Laboratory student Hannah Nevins hit He said although he needed to save money 160,000. It's the most crowded school in the state system is their teaching." uses a spotting scope to count nesting muirs along the roclw Big Sur and he couldn't already afford the things that Coast. 2,000 to 2,500 of the species nest along this stretch between SEE MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 4 Carmel and Cambria. g- See INCREASE, Page 6 in Hidden zoo provides education War stories retold
By Ali Fard lege of Science's Animal Care species that are threatened or of ter understanding of their anato- Relatives of Soviet survivors Facility, which oversees any ani- concern for their survival. my are not held at the facility, but DARN SIAN. WRIT! R mal-related operation on the cam- "Our biggest responsibility is to they are taken from creeks near Victory Day 1945 Jeremiah has been crawling on pus and provides the use of ani- respect our animals," Young said. Sacramento where they are abun- remember four legs for most of his life in the mals for educational instruction. 'They're really well cared for." dant, he said. By Moses Peraza about 5-feet 7-inches tall and basement of Duncan Hall. Larry Young, the operation Besides tortoises like Jeremiah, The Animal Care Facility is weighed 100 pounds nearly, was The 60-year-old California manager of the facility, said some the facility houses mostly cold- part of the Science Education STAFF WRITER so malnourished that she could desert tortoise is part of the Col- of the animals they maintain are blooded creatures native to Cali- Resource Center, which gives sci- Fifty-seven years ago today, the not feed her own child. fornia. ence professors the resource mate- Nazis surrendered to the Soviet "She would chew the bread: Amphibians and reptiles, rials needed to enrich their stu- forces, ending a three-year. eleven- Velyutina recalled her grand- including various snakes, turtles dents' learning experience, accord- month battle where 28 million set- mother saying. "And then put it in and newts, are neighbors with ing to Wynn Joe, director of the diers and civilians died. a mesh cloth to feed the baby." hissing cockroaches and tarantu- resource center. Today, three San Jose State Despite her grandmother's best las. The facility provides audio, University students, who had rel- efforts, Velyutina said, her 6- Some of the snakes the facility visual and media equipment for atives who were effected by the month-old baby caught pneumo- maintains include a worm-like educational use and is not open to war, remember their family mem- nia and died. rubber boa that feeds on baby the public or students interested bers and friends. "Shortly after that, she got a mice, and a corn snake with a in looking at the animals unless Svetlana Velyutiiia. a senior letter saying her husband was bright yellow and orange diaznond they go through the resource cen- majoring in computer science. killed fighting on the front," pattern on its skin. ter. remembers her grandmother. Velyutina said. Young, who said he was not a "All the resources here are Maria Velyutina, talking of her Another story Velyutina's
snake enthusiast before becoming designed to plan and design a les- experiences of the Nazi occupation grandmother told her was when said. of her village, Mishanova. the Nazis gathered all the girls to a manager for the facility two son in their classrooms:Joe said her looks much Svetlana Velyutina do their laundry. years ago, said he advocates the The resource center grandmother's first husband left Velyutina's grandmother went use of animals for educational like any large biology classroom. Mishanova, a village in t.he former to work one day when the women purposes. Solar systems and molecule Soviet Union, to fight the Nazi where washing the German's uni- from the walls and All the snakes are fed mice that mobiles hang invasion of his muntry. Shortly forms in Fl giant cauldron, where have been subdued with gas. ceilings and colorful experiment after he left, she gave birth to a they would boil the uniforms with which Young believes is at good utilities lie on the tables. baby girl. a little bleach. sign because some reptiles don't One area houses models of cells Svetlana Velyutina recalls her "let's kill all the German lice," Sean I lie, ftl Oath' eat animals in that state and the and real animal skeletons as well grandmother saying that when Velyutina's grandmother said. Devon Miracle, a kensed veterinarian nurse, holds Jeremiah, a mice might be feeling less pain. as stuffed birds. the Nazis came, they took all the Iler grandmother grabbed the desert Tortoise. While his exact age is unknown, it is estimated that he "Ultimately, (the facility is) "Live animals are a comple- food. bucket of bleach and threw it into ment," Joe said. "Usually models is about 60.years-old, based on rings on his shell. Jeremiah is the old- minimizing the pain and stress of "By the time the baby was the boiling cauldron and the uni- the an iMak at SJSI,f," Young said. are used first." born, she grandmother) was forms dissolved. San Jose State University Animal Care Facility and has (the) est member of The fmgs that are commonly According to Young, the pmcess to already malnourished." she said. Velytitina said the officer in been there since at least 1978. It's uncertain exactly how long Jeremi- dissected in science classes for bet- Iler grandmother, who was ah has been at SJSU since the files about how he got there are lost. See ANIMALS, Page 6 Set WWII. Pagt
dal OPINION S N JOSE STATE UNIVERSIT1 Surviving the all-nighters during finals
1.4 the season of cramming. And or anything the German Shepherd is three molars that had fallen out. Higgins' letter has we all have to find our own way going to sniff out at the border. People in the Midwest have no con- to cope with finals. I'm not condemning the use of out- cern for their bodies whatsoever. They Some of us plan our week in CHRIS side stimulants, I endorse them. eat beef like there's a never-ending several inaccuracies advance, carefully examining our Hey, we have to do what is neces- supply of cows on the planet. They scholastic responsibilities and duties in GIOVANNErTI sary. I have to have my fastball work- invented komething called broasted always intelligent ramblings of Mr. Paul study time. ing at all hours of the day. chick (it's chicken that's roasted and The an effort to maximize Higgins (the presidential candidate who Others of us work at the Spartan So if you need a little friend to help broiled. Good God, like one or the other cried, "I'm drunk!" on the night of the elec- Daily. We show up at noon, leave at you get through finals, here are the top wasn't good enough), and it seems like tions) continue to amaze and amuse me. Higgins 11:30 p.m. and have no problem five most disturbing and effective everyone chain smokes. makes all flawed claims in his May 7 letter: pulling the occasional all-nighter. study aides I've come across in the last 2. The Rocket Launcher. This is a "The executive director, Mr. Alfonso de Alba, Two weeks ago, I left the Spartan few years. drink that they sell in the Market Cafe only makes budget recommendations." Daily office at 5:30 a.m. after finishing hours the last two nights. 5. Sparxx. It's a caffinated malt on campus. It's coffee with four shots of De Alba does only make recommendations on a paper. That was after a cleaning lady I've got nothing left. My nerves are liquor with ingredients similar to Red espresso. the budget to the board. However, a vast majority nudged me awake after I had fallen fried. I'm running on empty. Bull. From what I've concluded, it's for Yes. Four. I have to chase it with of the current and the past members of the A.S. asleep. When I passed out on the key- I wake up looking like Keith the drunk on the go or the barfly who milk because it tastes so bad. Board of Directors have continually shown that board, I had inadvertently typed 179 Richards and Cher had a baby. doesn't have time to sober up because I drank one of these before a they pass any recommendations on his behalf and pages of the letter J. I'd publish another letters column, he's got things to do. midterm this semester, and I was tum them into legislation. This occurred even dur- However, that was during the regu- but t.he only feedback I've gotten in the 4. A large cinnamon roll from shaking so much my teacher had to ing the recent budget problems when our A.S. pres- lar school year. Finals time is the play- last week was an e-mail from my atmt. Cinnabon. The first time I had one of come over and ask if I was OK. ident, Maribel Martinez, presented a budget vastly offs. Therefore, I need to be willing to The opinion editor needs to doctor these I had just gotten off of a red-eye 1. Red Bull. Still the champion. An different from de Alba's, Director Brian Tison do whatever it takes to earn a my mug shot to reflect my blood-shot flight from San Francisco to St. Louis. 8.3-ounce can of this stuff gets things worked only with de Alba to create an alternative respectable grade in my classes. eyes and three-day growth of facial At the St. Louis Airport, I devoured one done. budget. Martinez worked on her budget with Con- My problems all started when I had hair. of these and a large coffee before my Good luck on finals and see you next troller Pierrera-Rieken for at least a month while two term papers due in as many days Day is turning into night into anoth- connecting flight to Sioux City, Iowa. semester. Tison had put his together in three days. this week. er term paper. I was up for the next 26 hours. And by the way, don't have any "The A.S. President, Controller and the Board In fact, I'm writing this column Next Thursday is known as dead 3. The cinnamon roll dipped in shame this summer. of Directors approves of Mr. de Alba's performance while throwing the final touches on my day for a reason. It's a clear message maple frosting. It's not available in and his level of compensation." sports psychology paper. that finals are on the horizon. California for a reason. I had one of Chris Giovannetti is the Very few people outside the A.S. Board of Direc- Did I mention I'm also on my 20th How do I manage? these vile bakery products on that Spartan Daily Sports Editor tors agree with Mr. de Alba's salary. What manag- consecutive hour without sleep? Outside stimulants. same trip to Iowa. No, that wasn't the This is the last "No Shame" er or management group in his right mind would In fact, I've slept a combined seven No, not cocaine. Or speed. Or meth crunching of sugar in my mouth, it was of the semester approve of anyone doubling his salary in only five or six years? If you check the IRS 990 forms, de Alba's salary has gone from $48,000 to more than Mark [email protected] ATLANTIC FEATURE SYND c)2002 MARK PARISI $100,000. Tell me of any other person who has WWW.offthemark.com received that much of a raise while staying in the Time to reflect before same job for several years. It is incomprehensible that anyone, regardless of occupation or perfor- mance, is deserving of such a generous increase in wages. leaving SJSU, friends "The Student Union's Executive Director has good things must come put the Student Union in its precarious financial Allto an end. I wouldn't nec- position." essarily call it a good This is a flat lie because the current financial thing, but as it turns out, I am circumstances of the Student Union are the fault of finally graduating. last year's student members of the S.U. Board of After 16 years of school (17 if Directors, which included Higgins and the infa- you include kindergarten), I am mous Leo Davila. The negative attitude and sheep finally getting ready to enter a mentality of these student directors, who were all world without Winter and appointed by Davila, prohibited the executive Spring breaks. director from doing her job. Furthermore, they So before I leave my years as a directly threatened her job because they had a single, male college student living Another memory I will keep is majority on the S.U. Board. Davila, Higgins and the on his own while still dependent what I have always referred to as rest of his appointees essentially plugged the Stu- on his parents, let's reminisce. the meningitis incident. dent Union's income and then blamed it on the To begin, let me start off with No, I did not have meningitis, executive director. the things that I was not able to but I did have to write an article There are other points in Higgins' letter that I do since coming to San Jose on the disease early in my Spar- would like to correct. However, it sometimes suf- State University. tan Daily career. fices to simply look at the source. In this case, the For one thing, I was never able I should mention that I got a lot inebriated source speaks for himself. to catch a glimpse of the allusive of the facts wrong and pissed off a bunny that lives in the Botany lot of people. Gardens outside of Duncan Hall. I could excuse myself by saying Huy Tran Could it be possible that this is it was only my third article and senior the same rabbit that lured Alice it's hard to write about medical political science into Wonderland? stuff, but to tell you the truth, I'm and business management Oh well, if I ever want to go to glad it happened. Wonderland, all I need is a few Not because I enjoy screwing Coronas. with people's minds, but because -- I've always wanted to go on top it was a valuable lesson. E-rdicALQuEs-604s par 9Alsg9 Acp of the tallest building on campus, I made several mistakes last Quote for the Daily: which would probably be the busi- semester when it came to writing 'ioari4PAIRY c3C3INIS SELLitsl& ness tower, and get a look at SJSU articles, but they all proved in its entirety. invaluable to me. WHAT WOULD MEN BE WITHOUT WOMEN? How unfortunate that a locked People learn from their mis- SCARCE, SIR, MIGHTY SCARCE." 5oDP, RoBfRrS BABY 7t-1-1-1 SAY door was all that stood in my way takes, and I sure learned a lot. Perhaps the memory that I Mark Twain of that dream. Speaking of buildings on cam- will remember the most from my Department of Nutrition and contact Ted Gehrke at 924-6262. pus, I can't remember the last time at SJSU is the night at the Food Science time I entered the Art and Engi- Flying Pig. Body fat assessment from 1:30 p.m to 3 Preservation Action Cotuicil neering buildings without get- Sorry, I won't be able to tell you p.m. in Central Classroom Building, Room of San Jose ting lost. the whole story, but if you really 221. Five dollars for students. For more Naglee Park walking tour of historic Maybe if I had gone into them want to know what happened, Sp information. contact Sherry at 206-7599. homes front 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 104 S. 13th on a regular basis, I would know you'll have to ask the guy who's artaGuide St. Cost: $12. Docents will describe architec- my way around like I know picture is right above mine. Friday tural and historical significance of turn of- Dwight Bente! Hall, but who has Just so you know, there were a the-century homes located adjacent to the time? lot more incidents that took place Thursday Counseling Services SJSU. Entertainment and refreslunents Hey, I couldn't even try the taco during the last couple of years. The Listening Hour Concert Series Relationship recovery support group included. For more information, contact Pat salad that they serve at the Stu- I got involved with Spider- Reed Magazine Chamber music recital: SJSU faculty. from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Administration Curia at 294-3599. dent Union because I've always man's girlfriend and Duff beer on Kick-off party from7:30 p.m. te 9 p.m. in Featuring cello, trumpet, percussion, double building, Room 201. For more information. had somewhere else to eat. different occasions. the Spartan Memorial. For more informa- bass and piano featured from 12:30 p.m. to contact Jennifer Sharpies at 924.5916 School of Music and Dance Unfortunately, the one thing I I got kicked out of Joe West tion, call Al at 997-7741. 1:15 p.m. in the Music building Concert Portfolio concert at 7 p.m. in SPX 219. should have done, which I never Hall for being there without hav- Hall. For more information, call Joan School of Art & Design For more information. contact Fred Math- did, was visit Spartan Stadium. ing been invited. Anemia Film Club Stubbe at 924.4631. Student gallery exhibitions from 10 ews at 924-5044. Yes people, I have never had I've seen people throw phone Film: To be announced at 9 p.m. in the to 4 p.m. through Friday in tile Art and the opportunity to watch a single books at the wall, enter Sweeney Hall, Room 100. SJSU Cross Country Industrial Studies Buildings. For more infor- Marketing Association football game. restrooms filled with odors other Join the SJSU men's and women's cross mation. contact John or Nicole at 924.1330. Car wash fund-raiser from 9 a.m. to :1 Having to work on weekends than what would normally be Career Center country teams. We are looking for hard- p.m. hy the Blockbuster. located on Story can do that to a guy, you know. expected, and I took my share of Job and internship strategies workshop working and enthusiastic team players. For ajspirit.org and White road. For more information, Now, after giving that short list whiffs of ginko nuts. SI (Surviving the Current Job Market) from more information. contact Coach Argabright take a hike. Explore nature 11W1111.- visit www.coh.sjsu.eduimktgriult of things I failed to do, here are a I will hold my college years in 1:30 p.m. to 32:30 p.m. in the Career Cen- at 924-1465. ness training from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Must few experiences that I will forever higher regard then my high ter's Workshop Room. For more information, call Chaplain Roger at 605.1687 for a reser- remember upon entering the school years. call the Career Resource Center at 924-6031. Chicano Commencement Committee vation For more details, www.sjspiritorg. world that is real. I thank the crew at the Spartan Weekly meeting at 7 p.m. in the Chi Sparta Guide is provided free of charge I will remember Peanuts, Daily for being an important part The Symposium: SJSU Philosophy Club cano Resource Library. For more informa- Saturday to students. faculty and staff members. The because I ate there ... a lot. of my life. The SJSU Philosophy club will be hold- tion, contact deadline for entries Is noon. three working It's a lot cheaper to go there With that, I bid SJSU, farewell. ing an event titled 'What is Truth and chicano commencementgeyahnogroups.com Aasorinted Students days before the desired publication date. for a great turkey club with fries Logic?" from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the Pacifica The 22nd annual Blues Festival from 1 Entry forms are available in the Spartan than to go to Togos or Subway for Room. Scheduled speakers include Dr. Campus Crusade For Christ p.m. to 14 p.m. near the fountain in front or Daily Wee. Spare restrictions ma,- require sandwiches. Colin Atagi is a Spartan Thomas Leddy and Dr. Richard Tiessen. For -Nightlife" at 1.1 p.m. in the Scietirt) build- the Event Center. Featuring Tommy Cas- editing of submissions. Phone and e-mail Everyone has their favorite Daily senior staff writer. more information, call Vladi Sankin, club ing, Room 164. For more information, con tro, Corby Yates. Magic Slim and the entries not accepted. Entries are printed in food establishment in college, and This is the final president, at 14081 281 8155. tact Sam at 297.2862 or Jeremy '297.7616. Teardrops and more. For mom information, the order in which they are received. I found mine. "Walking In Circles."
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