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he to new home campus ars By Amaya Wiegert Dadv Shift If 'rt/ea- lay, Rumors have been spreading that San Jose's soccer team, Construction disrupts mayy, I I ik the Earthquakes, be packing their bags and heading elsewhere. Ehere has been buzz that the team's leaving has in to dii with Spartan Sin p. and the Spartan Stadium. Iii "les not necessarily finding," said Seth Burton, media some students' routines id relation. coordinator lot the Earthquakes, when asked why the Earthquakes !night be relocating. By Amaya Wiegert "There are a number of reasons. One is A stadium issue. Daily Shfif 'Fliev want t./ tind a new place Di play," Burton said. "Some po.ple in the AE( ; iAnschutz Entertainment Group the Orange plastic fences. Big bulldozers shoveling huge team's ..wnersi teel this Area isn't great area DK this Soccer team. Attendanse hasn't been necessarily the best." lumps of dirt from the ground. Walkways blocked with yellow .Anne Palmer, general manager i it Spartan Stadium, tape. These are just some of the signs around agreed that the Earthquakes leaving had to do with the , ampus pointing to another semester full of construction at San Jose State I stadium_ whnh was built in 1911. lniversity. One can't help wonder what it is all ke,..w they wsnild rather have a new stadium. I for. think the Kw "urea has A strong soccer although Briget Block, a senior majoring in public relations, said market she is frustrated with the anemia!, e ..t Earthquake games hasn't been stellar," lack of knowledge about the Paltrier said. construction Kiting arinald canupus "I UV, nit Idea Why they're Palinet aid that spaitan Shops worked with Anschutz digging into that grass," t.. bulldozer Entertainment Groiip on .oming up with a renovation Block said, referring A outside 'it the Boccardo Business Complex. "It ni know plan and did quite a hut of w. irk in calculating the potential would he nice exactly what they're ,i,.ing." desigi.s and well as the revenue stteams. Bloc k has , lass lip.? Aht "We did discuss with them about a year Ago, but ale of the ,,,nstruction areas, it didn't And sAltl that the constant noise work out tot either party," Palmer Mi. iiittIde her classroom only fuel. her .11f1.,1V l T. What the work is t..r it was not an attractive solutio either of us," Palmer said. "There's quite A few things that have been going on," said Burton noted that Anschur .ntertainment Group, Can.! Beebe, facilities planner for planning, design and -teel(si the lease with Spartan Sh.ips) is not contusive to construction At SiSir , the ream making inoney lie referred to the Earthquakes' As-cording Di Beebe, nor all of the onstruction sites are related. allatli ill as ditkrent t6 in, the San Francisco Giants, who own their "We're in a lease agreement with "The ..lie causing the !Misr dIsrlptIon IS the telecom- munications !Miasmic nue upgrade, said Beebe, project spoil tan shops," Bum au said. "We don't necessarily get all the revenue manage, tor the upgrade. "That's A project funded by the Mversity -The AE( j, %ch. ..perates the Earthquakes, is looking systexii to bring us all up to A level campuses." at a partner with is they can build A new StAdllitIl AS A ! service on our I I :..,,,iiiinunications Improvement nes,' home tot the Earthquakes," Palmer said. "They have Infrastructure in is for-m.41v known, is a Calitlonia State hi sen tiI...k tot a partner in a new facility rather than I , sten os renovating ',rattan Stacluilli error, to bring all campuses up to 1,., se : I A' I Burton ommented on how Spartan Stadium is more intrastructure, 1.11lie, ti E 1. ihtles DeVeli Tamil! and Operations than 70 years ,.1,1 and is in need ot renovation. Wr-i site. "There is Always room hn improvements in An aging -It is upgrad.....: ..ur network services tnr the campus," fa, 'lac," Palmer ...rid. Beebe said. Palmer said the stadium issue has til di, with the fact thus iii,, 1),111% `,1.01 Elie limiest consist of MI I phases, the that major league soccer is now in the works of first being finding Kara Krale, a senior human performance major, throws a water polo ball around with a friend at the San !i,ti.m and the semi mu being equipment roll -out. !DAD it -league -sinter pe. iti. stAdIUMS. Jose State University Aquatic Center Krale lb u esilltrintellt I, An upgrade iii bring us all up to A leVel "The III. isle1 ti it Mari in league soccer is new soccer- uses the pool regularly to escape the midday heat, which reached 95 degrees on Tuesday. filAyllig field all the WAS across the CSt 1," Beebe said, adding spec if. stadiums." Palmer md. "They A have built few and that the university's computing and telecommunications Are in the pro, esi of building A few n !Mire. That is where the handling that side ot the pnlect. t unite .if 1114.4 league sun :et is." Beebe said stage one began at the beginning of the Palmer added that she didn't know whs. the Earth- summer in the hope that with quakes. they ...till get through the who have been playing at Spartan Stadium since IllArtiraV it the trenching the in, epti, in of Escaping while the students were mit here. maim league were the soccer in IY9n, leaving heat "W't knew it would be running A little into the tall se- beyond the fast that they,.. were seeking A new mIscer-specific mester." Beebe said." The s1111111et Is lust never enough stadium model. By Yasuyo Nagata Several people enjoyed WIlti ...in lung the ball long to do all the messy thiligs we'd to do." one the Stql It rater ming there "rtleSdAy Aiterllii,in as "It s trans hot ii. like "The Agreement is owners would like to see //m/y She said they were hi, lung everything would pretty improved." Boma, said. temperatures reached the mid- 90., P -ian said tIllICh lie di inc In 0, ii 'ben. As tin- when the Earthquakes might Hot days returned to the BM' Kara krale And TAITIAI In,. ale and Petiosian said the% be relocating. When Asked specifically what the constructi.in around Burton was able to give Area during the weekend, but one high sCIllon !Milan inertial, Ian. e IT .te,11.1ellt the Aquatic some insight. "There's A chance in places like Dun. All Hall. the Event Center And the Career about out tot of the best places to CnOl irfI At San majors. were throwing and at, lung 'el days we'll find sure," Burton said. Center were fin, Beebe said it had to do with digging .1.10 really ILIUM Whii they'll he Selling (the team) Jose State University is the Aquatic A water polo ball. 'Mtn here in the morning." to," Button said. "Thev Are liking tin maybe sell it to a Center. located south of the Event "I don't know why other people Center. Are not here: Krale said, while P1)01.., pig,- 4 ii',. 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student voter turnout By Kevin Yuen t Ile serVI.1, ' ’s Deed to complete iraill star/ tmc cl sir, 1)epartment SilialSitted . Mase every three Molin "It is important to have students By Anna years and obtain a spr. al Ii. ense, rides get registered so they Every day, .in VellnICS 1Naily Staff IVriter can go out and his mini mar tin difterent protect sites vote and have their opinions count," irt- all shapes and sizes /omit along, zipping from site to site, pert.roning across animis all dm. long. people represent the least- she said. Young various tasks And alines. "I We can travel) the general camnu group to turn out to vote in the The A.S. Legislative Affairs likely Sinne vehicles, munch the service nits area." I lam said 'A%'e c an usually election, provided Committee, which is in charge of 2004 presidential golf-cart -looking buggies. i ALuse drive where we want, but we try to trend of the SJSU student voter registration, the youth voter turnout problems for some students. said Erin avoid the Student I Itwin Area And past two decades remains unchanged, wants to register a minimum of Scullion, a senior teleVl rlAi e, Wall lint it trAtViC according to California Public Inter- 1,000 new student voters for 2004, tan. film and theatre nt. WIND e carts roam est Research Group, a nonpartisan compared to the nationwide goal drice .1 little the campus, with the newer model student-directed program aimed at of the New Voter Project to register "I think they :mild safer," seer, students sporting a speed ter. said I lam. A registering and mobilizing young new voters before Scullion s'aiil."I'Ve Almost get hit. %Vine Are then there for varlet% 'it other vehicles aum lie Setif As voters. Oct. 18. like they seise well, sad] As iinStrtlitliill MA, Furies, 1)on 11,00s ate! Rids Staff According to their findings, only Mike Nguyen, A.S. legislative anyway? It doesn't WeIll much rif a FitIrp ." lawnmower, pick-up trucks, police A maintenance vehicle passes close to a student along the path next 36 percent of 18- to 24 -year-olds affairs director, said, 'We want to cars Arid other transports working ha to the Boccardo Business Complex Tuesday afternoon. Vehicle traffic on in the last eliminate the notion that students Avoidance if barn, to students turned out at the polls tnaSide presidential election, compared to 70 don't vote." Is the first priority, said 'Alike Kum campus is a common sight in areas of construction, I kvel, .p "I tech site when the police drive percent of older adults. He said A.S. wants to centralize 111,,jeit manager .14' EA. Ilan, by," said Bruce Bailers, A junior scooters, skateboards and other ing, students ;All ...MAW with them if As- everything to get a higher, more' ment and Operati..ns and a driver "t- San Jose State University's majoring tin ustice studies. "I think similat devices, said Richard Verducci nobody is actually physically harmed, with the representative output number of all rine if the afjneinentioned service sociated Students is working flies. "in operate their vehicles cm A senior majoring in television, radio, said junior Michelle Schweon, an research group and other divisions registered students. %Yawn's biiuuit iit teak, hilt (the service cuts) make film And theatre. occupational therapy tnAlta. involved with voter registration to There are more than 410,000 "We have to rk tive nudes All "We me a little nervous. Eve seen them go "When you're riding your bike "I don't mind them if they are enlist new student voters before the students enrolled in the CSU system, whatever's sat et, 'Atli ',Aid know iiill, ill We try pretty fast,' at, runsi on campus. (the service doing something productive for the registration deadline on Oct. 18, A.S. the times when classes let time)." Minor vehicles iAllSe prob- vehicles) are A pain." Verducci said. President Rachel Greathouse said. ace VOTER. page 4 tin avoid (driving during that The lam, who cmd that "reran its ot lems tin strident, .Tossing around While the spry carts may be annoy- fee VEHICLES. page.? PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY P j,WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2004 LACAYO MUNDO Trip to Nicaragua sheds light on Hispanic heritage Flipping through my new San Jose State University aca- People would ask me, "What are you? grade point average to qualify for the scholarship. Despite my are usually wondering if I'm going to get shot by some crazy demic -planner, I noticed that September is National Hispanic "I'm Erik," my smart-ass answer would be. academic achievement, some hinted that I was not Latino Communist revolutionary. I'm happy to report that has yet to Heritage Month. Well, that was news to me. "No, what race are you? Are you white?" they would ask. enough to deserve such an honor. happen and very unlikely that it ever will. Here in California, there is such a large Latino population "No." There was a time when I would have believed such crazy The fact is that many people in Nicaragua are very that signs of Hispanic heritage can be seen all year. Maybe Italian? Portuguese?" thinking, but now I know that it is complete pro-American and happy that they are no longer under the that's why there doesn't seem to be much hoopla about this "No, I'm Hispanic," I would say. (I could bull. oppressive Sandinista regime. particular month. Whether its celebrating Cinco de Mayo have gone straight to the point and say I was During the summer of 2002, I had a While in Nicaragua,1 really felt part of my race. While it or observing the memory of Cesar Chavez, there are other Nicaraguan, but it was more fun this way.) chance to visit Nicaragua. That trip changed was obvious to people in Nicaragua that I was not from there, chances beyond this month to celebrate Hispanic heritage. With a dumbfounded look on their faces, my perspective on life. For the first time, I I was still accepted. They referred to me as a "gringo- nica" and With that said, I began thinking about my own heritage they would say, "So you're Mexican then." truly felt that I was Latino and appreciated I felt proud of my American and Hispanic heritage. after learning that we Hispanics have our own month. That's Wrong again, my parents are from Nicara- my Hispanic heritage. After visiting Central America and seeing a different way something I would not have done several years back. gua. Since that trip, I have visited Nicaragua of life, I have a different perspective on everything. Born and raised in San Jose, I never really felt a strong "Oh, cool. They speak Mexican there, right?" three more times.This summer I was there for After witnessing what true poverty looks like. I don't connection to my Hispanic heritage. These conversations weren't that uncommon a month-and-a-half. That was my Hispanic sweat the small things in my life. I dont get angry when my How can that be, especially growing up San Jose? for me growing up. One of these conversations Heritage month. co-workers give me crap or get jealous when I see someone Sure, I grew up with Spanish-speaking parents. I can actually occurred while sitting in my high school Nicaragua is a country in Central America, driving a better car than mine. understand Spanish perfectly and speak it poorly. Spanish class. Good thing people aren't that which is south of Mexico, and the majority of Through traveling, I have seen how I iispanics in Califor- As a kid, my mother would even take me food shopping at ignorant in college. the people there speak Spanish. nia differ from Hispanics in Miami and how they differ from the Tropicana on the corner of King and Story roads, and yet I have even been in the uncomfin-table posi- ERIK LACAYO During the 1980s, Nicaragua was people in Central America. More importantly, I ye seen how I still didn't feel a jun of the Latino community. tion of having white people confide in me and constantly in the headlines because of a civil these cultures are similar. Growing up here, you mostly hear about the Chicano talk about other races just because they thought war between the Sandinistas and the Contras. National Hispanic Heritage Month might mean a little struggle and what it's like to have Mexican pride things I was white as well. Now that Nicaragua is a struggling democracy and out of the something different to each of us, depending on our particular that I did not relate to because my parents were born in Since my senior year of high school, I have been awarded news, not much is reported about the country. backgrounds. All Hispanics aren't all alike, but this is the Nicaragua, not Mexico. several scholarships from the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, People ask me about the situation over there and if it's month to celebrate those differences as well as our similari- I never really hung out with a Hispanic clique in high When I tell some folks about my scholarships, I get a dangerous. ties. school, and I don't look like the stereotypical California La- less-than-enthusiastic reaction. They hint that rrn using "it all depends on what you mean by dangerous," I always tino. You maybe asking yourself What does the stereotypical a technicality to get over, that I used my background for say. California Latino look like then? Well, I don't know, but I money. Sure I could get mugged over there, but that could as easily Erik Earley is the Spartan Daily opinion editor know it's not me. Forget the fact that I worked hard in school to have the happen to me in certain San Jose neighborhoods. But people "Lamy Mundo appears every Wednesday.

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DIDN'T and HEY, WHY children expendable WE PROTEST AT "No women, THE DEMOCRATIC no kids," was the credo of Leon the In 1943, Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin accused Chechens assassin from the French movie "The Professional." Appar- of collaborating with German Nazis, another Chechen CONVENTION? ently, Chechen separatists have abandoned such old-fashioned historian D. Gakaev wrote. The whole nation was relocated to principles of warfare in their resistance to the attempts of the the steppes of Central Asia, and only in 1957 were they allowed Russian government to restore law and order in Northern to return home. Caucasus. Between the 1960s and 1980s the population of Chechnya YEAH, At least 500 people died and more than a thousand were increased dramatically, while the number of jobs and schools OH wounded after terrorist attacks that terrified Russia in the last remained the same, Galuiev wrote. Thus Chechens had lim- SO WAS I two weeks. Half of the victims were children, and some of the ited access us the few advantages of the Soviet welfare system attackers were women. guaranteed jobs, free education and On Aug. 24, an almost-simultaneous medical care. Vane bombing killed 90 passenger, from two I.ower educational and economic ussian airliners. The bomb, were detonated standards triggered the spread of Wah- by two young Chechen girls who earnest their habism, a radical tiirm of Islam, among living by selling children, clothes and toys in the Chechen youths in the early 1990s. the Chechen capital of Grozny. Wahhabists, 'or followers of. Arabic On Aug. 31, a female suicide bomber blew preacher Mohammad ihn Abd al Wahhab SPARTA GUIDE herself up in a crowd of commuters near a (1703-1797), Empazate the comeback metro station in Moscow. Her "martyr belt," to "true Islam, deny peaceful relations packed with bolts and metal bits, killed ten and with other religions and adhere to strict wounded more than 50. puritan norms, according to Ibragimov. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon Russian media has already coined the term However, the majority of Chechens three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in "Black Fatima" (a common feminine name did not support the new religious trend, Dwight Bente! Hall. room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed to spartandailyecasa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." in Chechnya) for female suicide bombers, as and in 1992 less than one-fifth of the Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. several more of them succeeded or failed to Chechen population participated in imprint their last wishes on trains, streets and MANSUR MIROVALEV elections and voted for the first separatist TODAY at 4:30 p.m. in the Umunhum room in the Student town squares of Russia over the last two years. Chechen president Dzholshar Duslaev, Union. For more information, call Paulo Candido at On Sept.. 1, a group of 32 masked men and women seized according to Web site Chechemorg, devoted to the history and 504-2850. about 1 children, their parents and school teachers in a lifestyle of Chechens. Panhellenic Sorority public school in the town of Beslan in North Ossetia. This Dudaev proclaimed establishment of the independent Is- A sorority recruitment will take place from 9 a.m. to autonomous republic within Russia borders Georgia and is lamic Republic, but the Chechen parliament and Islaniic ILO 3:30 p.m. at Paseo de Cesar Chavez. For more SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry located within dangerous proximity to Chechnya. Council did not recognize him, act tinting to the Web site. A information, call Kary Crumm at 924-5958. "Faith Formation" will take place from 5:30 p.m. to When talking to authorities tin the phone, their spokesman civil war followed, and the RUSUilli government interfered, 7:30 p.m. at the SPILI Catholic Campus Ministry said, "Wipe your snots," and demanded talks with regional starting and losing the First Chechen war of 1994 to 1995s. SJSU Center for Service Learning chapel. For more information, call Father Mike Carson leaders. After a tt,ISe tire, M virtu "Get Connected Fair 2004," a community service at 938-1610. The terrorists chose the softest spot in ally left C'hechIlVil :disuse. But its new showcase, will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Paseo the Russian public sentiment. Every year on president Maskfiadov Was unable to de Cesar Chavez. There will be a free barbecue and The Entre_preneurial Society Sept. I. children in all 89 regions of Russia "The separatists consolidate the fractured country The first Entrepreneurial Experience Workshop will begin their school year. Dressed up and where new warlords like Amir Khattah, raffle prizes. For more information, call 924-3540. festive, they carry flowers to their teachers, a Wahhabist from Saudi Arabia, and take place from 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Martin chitchat about summer holidays and think of seek destruction of Basaev rose to power. School of Art Luther King Jr. Joint -Library, suite 225B. anything but war and death. In 1999, Khattab and BaSarV, Student art galleries will be on exhibition from 10 a.m. After an explosion in the gym packed anyone who does allegedly financed by al-Qaida and the to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For more information, Asian Baptist Student Koinonia with children, Russian troops charged the Afghan Talibari government, invaded call 924-4330. A Bible study will take place at 7 p.m. in the school. The terrified children tried to escape, not agree with the neighboring autonomous republic Guadalupe room of the Student Union. For more hut guerillas cold-bloodedly shot them on of Dagestan, seeking access to the SJSU Center for Service Learning information, call 472-2465. the run. their principles Caspian Sea and to break away from A. service-learning workshop will take place at 3 p.m. Of 30 guerillas killed, 10 were identified Russia completely, according to the FRIDAY as Arabs and one as African, Russian au- Web site. in the Instructional Resources Center, room 101. For thorities said. The only guerilla caught alive of radical Islam, The Russian army entered Chech more information, call 924-3540. said the seize was masterminded by Chechen nya again anti regained contnil of School of Art president Asian MasIshadov arid Shama including other much of the country, but the remaining Spartan Marching Band Student art galleries will be on exhibition from 10 a.m. Basavev, a Chechen field commander, who militant gossips keep attacking the An informational meeting on band openings will take to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For more information, had 'already claimed responsibility for some Muslims and Russian military and civilians. place at 3:45 p.m. in the Music building, room 150. call U4-4330. of the bloodiest attacks against the Russian Organizations like Amnesty In For more information, call Scott Pierson at 924-4643. military and civilians since 1995. Chechens." ternational have blamed both Russian Panhellenic Council What are the roots of Chechen separat- federal forces and Chechen separatists Panhellenic Sorority Sorority house tours will take place at 2 p.m. in the ism? Why, among a myriad of ethnic groups for War crimes, rape and torture, while living in the Russian Caucasus. Chechen instability spreads to other republics of the A sorority forum and orientation will take place at Student Union Amphitheater. For more information, call Kary Crumm 924-5958. militants remain the only opponents to the federal government Northern Caucasus. 6 p.m. in the Loma Prieta room of the Student Union. in Moscow? If the actions of the Russian government could he called For more information, call Kary Crumm at 924-5958. When Americans Ask me about Chechnya, I usually say: imperialistic, a handful of radical Chechens and their tisreign Imagine a radical group of Native Americans that all of a sud- accomplices that no longer represent their war -weary nation THURSDAY SUNDAY den revives religious ardor and proclaims independence from should be classified as Islamic fascists. the U.S. government. The separatists seek destruction of anyone who does nisi SJSU Center for Service Learning SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry Will they be condemned by the U.S. media as separatists wee with their principles of radical Islam, ins hiding other "Get Connected Fair 2004," a community service A welcome back barbecue and open house will take and terrorists? Will they say that they have been conquered by Muslims or Chechens. They want to create a rephs a 01 the showcase, will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pasco place at 6 p.m. at the SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry pale-faced immigrant, and simply want their land hack? Will Taliban state its Afghanistan and expand it to other nations of de Cesar Chavez. There will be a free ice cream and center. For more information, call Kay Polontan at they be allowed to establish a separate theocratic state, say, in the Caucasus. the middle of Utah? The guerilla captured in Restart said he did not shoot the raffle prizes. For more information, call 924-3540. 938-1610. Chechens, a small nation of people in the poly-ethnic hostages as he had children himself lie also aicreed to answer and multi -religious CAUCASUS, began converting to Islam in all the cluestions, provided the authorities dont hand him to School of Art MONDAY the 15th century, according to Chechen historian Movsur the families of the victims. I only wonder how he and his Student art galleries will be on exhibition from 10 a.m. Ibragimov. They adhered us Sufism, a mild version of Islamic yet -us-be-caught brothers 111 arms look in the eyes of their to 4 p.m. in the Art building. For more information, mysticism. women and kids. A1ESEC call U4-4330. While Iran and Turkey competed for influence in Northern An information session will take place in the Caucasus, certain Chechen clans allied themselves with Rus- Mansur Mirovalei, ii a Spartan Daily tensor traff writer Guadalupe room of the Student Union from 7 pp. to Akbavan Filipino-American Organization sians, but later resisted to the Russian conquest of the region "Wettoxiealed" appears periodnally 8 p.m. For more information, call Farid at 382-9094. The first general meeting with snacks will take place that ended in 1859, according to Ihragimm.

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(Inc Editorials are written by and are the consensus of the GIANNI PGURRIERO Advertising Director Washington Square, San Jose, CA Spartan Daily ed , not the staff. MEI.ISSA BOWDON Creative Director THE SPARTAN DAILY I oNFI wAsioNcToN sejlARE SAN JOSE, CA 95192 95192 0149 Published opin and advertisements do not necessarily STEFANO GIRIMALDI Art Director reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the School of (408) 924-3281 I SPARTAMMILYWcAsA.SISII.Eltt I, SPARTANDAILYADSPCASA.SJSILEDU Journalism and Mass Communications or SJSU. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 20041 SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 3 NEWT1 Laptop initiative experiment No need for tech support ... runs smoothly for some colleges RIGHT: lacinta Hernandez, a junior justice By Ruth C. Wamuyu to Ethernet, where students connect design director. morning 1 used it this studies major, shows frustration when her Daily Staff Writer to the network by plugging in their in the conference room during a computer, which she said computers. He also said that, though meeting." had been frozen for To prepare students for the 21st- laptops are required, some students He said that even though some over an hour, refuses to work on Thursday. Century workplace, some academic still do not have laptops. students were surprised by the require- Hernandez was in Dwight Bente! Hall waiting departments embarked on a guinea-pig "I have not used the program," ment, most of the students were using for a friend's class to end. project in Fall 2003 that envisioned a said Nicole Aurensan, a senior public the program. wireless class environment where relations major. "This morning I saw a student students would have access to the recording office and faculty phone BELOW: Hernandez reacts with glee when her Internet numbers in the hallway," he said. "So and network resources. computer becomes operational again. The ambitious program soon ran people are using it for all types of into difficulties. "I think it is an reasons, not just class." Some students complained about Still, some students have not gotten adding the expense of laptops into expensive program with the program. already tight budgets. "I do not have a laptop", said According to some, one year later for students because Franklin Clark, a senior digital that has not changed. media art senior. "Sometimes I use my "I think it is an expensive program friend's laptop." for students because they do not have they do not have Clark said that when he used it last a lot of money," said Jonell Truesdale, year it was "down a lot," hut it has since a junior advertising major. "Even with a lot of money." improved. the financial aid, you still have to pay The program seems to have an even for it later." slower start in the child development The program also faced connection program. problems in the beginning, but this has "I don't think it is required." senior been fixed in some departments. Jonell Truesdale, Deahna Holcomb said. "I have seen "In the beginning, the connection maybe two people use it in each class." was slow, but this has now been student Connie Aberle, a junior child resolved," said Barbara Gottesman, development major, echoed Holcomb the chair of the educational leadership Aurensan said there were a lot of and said that no one had told her it department. problems in the beginning with print- was a requirement. However, the school of journalism ing and accessing Web sites. The art and design department and mass communications has not had "So they could not really enforce seems to be the most successful guinea such a smooth experience. it." she said. pig so far. "The wireless tends to be slow," She acknowledges that using the "It works really well," Milnes said. Professor Stephen Greene said. "It wireless laptop program would help Some students in the department slows down if you have your whole journalism and mass communications agree with Manes. class on it." students in their careers. "There are no problems and the Greene said that, to deal with the "It is a very exciting change," said connection is fast," said Eric Szeto, a speed program, he has his class wired Robert Mines, the school of art and junior graphic design major. Photos h) 1)on Hockwater Daily Staff

CONSTRUCTION I `... it's noisy and a disturbance.' EARTHQUAKES I Team may sellfor $10 million continuedfrom page I 1 1 eontinuedji-om page I Jigar Patel, el senior computer sci- Randich, senior anthropology major, ence major, said he didn't follow the when asked how he telt about the trenches for conduit, or the pipes the fiber optic cables run Mexican group that also owns a team team closely, but agreed that it would Earthquakes possibly relocating. in. in Mexico called Club America. They be nice if they stayed local. "The Quakes leaving. it sucks. Its According to the Facilities Development and Op- are considering selling it to them. But "I don't know how they're doing, cool to have a professional soccer erations Web site, new duct banks will be run in trenches that is just one option at this point." but I think they should stay here team in the Bay Area." around campus. New pathways will be created for fiber- When asked 'how much the team because they've been here for a Randich, who has played soccer optic data cable to ensure uninterrupted data service to the would be sold for, Burton didn't know while," Patel said. since he was seven years old, said state funded buildings on the campus. The Web site also specific details of the deal, but was Ayn Garvisch, a master's student that his parents have season tickets says that two new data "hubs" will be built to back up the able to give a few figures. in nutrition who lives in the East Bay, and would sometimes give the tickets Computer Center, one Hub between the two wings of the "The team itself would probably was concerned with how it would Ii, him so he and has girlfriend could Music Building, and the other under the Northwest corner be (sold for) $10 million. And then to affect the City of San Jose and SJSU attend. of Madbarrie Hall. keep the team going for the next two if they left. lie said it wasn't important that On the main campus. Beebe said the trenching should to three years would be $20 million." "If they have a big fan base or if the team stay in San Jose specifically, be pretty much closed up and restored by the end of News of the soccer team possibly (the team) brings in revenue for the but that they at least remain close by. September. Then there will be a little trenching going on leaving had different effects on San city or university. it would be a good "To see soccer played on A on the South Campus, she said. Jose State University students, de- reason to keep them here." Gamsch championship level is outstanding, "That project will involve interior work where new pending on how closely they followed said. and the fact that they're leaving bugs," network drops will be installed in some of the buildings," the sport and the team. "I don't like it." said Robert Randich said. Beebe said. Beebe said the project, which is funded by the CSU system, is intended to bring all campuses up to a level standard of service. "At this point we are still patching in Tower Lawn," Beebe Defense Dept. releases new pages said. "That is why the grass is torn up on Ninth Street." Beebe added that the construction was also moving down San Carlos Street between the residence halls and the Event Center. on Bush's National Guard Service "Right now they are working on the area between Sev- enth Street and Ninth Street on San Carlos." Beebe said. "It Associated Press Defense regrets this oversight during Bush, a lieutenant in the Texas Air started in Tower Hall Lawn and daisy-chained around the the previous search etlitrts. National Guard, ranked No. 22 in A campus. Sometimes we can tie into existing other conduit. WASHINGTON Months As late as last week, White House class of 53 pilots when he finished his so you won't see anything for a while." after insisting it could find no more spokesmen said the administration flight training at Moody Air Force Beebe said that the construction is making a big 'I." records of President Bush's Air knew of no other records of Bush's Bast in Georgia in 1969. down Ninth Street to San Carlos, and past Seventh Street Jason Fithian ' Dailt Staff National Guard service, the Defense military service. The records show his last flight almost all the way to Fourth Street. Steve Decremer, top, and Aaron Gregg work on a Department has released more than "These documents confirm that was in April 1972, which is consistent The Telecommunications Infrastructure Improvement temporary handicapped -accessible ramp in front of two dozen pages of tiles, including the president served honorably in with pay records indicating Bush had project will also provide upgraded power and cooling to Joe West Hall Thursday afternoon. Decremer and Bush's report card for flight training the 'National Guard," White !Louse a lapse of duty between April and telecommunications equipment rooms in each building, Gregg, both of San lose, are contractors for Rick and dates of his flights. spokeswoman Claire Buchan said October of that year. according to the Web site for Facilities Development Slater Construction Company, based in San lose. The records, released under Tuesday night. Bush's Vietnam -era service in the and Operations, which will prepare equipment rooms pressure of a Freedom of Information Democratic National Committee Texas Air National Guard has become for new equipment, and will be purchased and installed for all of housing in general. Act lawsuit by The Associated Press, communications director Imo an issue in the presidential catnpaign in Phase 2. Art Heinrich, campus architect, said that the ramp show Bush ranked in the middle of Cabrera disagreed. "For months as the candidates spar over who would This construction can sometimes confuse students was built to allow access to the hall because other accesses his 1969 flight training class and flew George Bush told the nation that make the best commander in chief. when areas are suddenly closed off and new routes are were being taken away due to the Campus Village housing 336 hours for the Texas Air National all his military records were public," Supporters of Democrat!. nominee created. project. Guard, mostly in the F-102A fighter. he said. "Now we know why Bush John Kerry. a decorated Vietnam "The (sidewalk) was open two days ago and now it's was trying so hard to withhold these combat veteran, have crimiied Bush "We'll be doing work in that area AS part of the hous- The Pentagon and Bush's closed," said Thuy Ho, a senior in computer science, while ing village project," Heinrich said. 'So a temporary ramp campaign have claimed for months record's. When his nation asked him for serving stateside in the National walking along the sidewalk by the Event Center. was built on the other side to allow access to Joe West that all records detailing his fighter to be on call against possible surprise Guard. Kern's Republican critics Beebe said the contract with the construction workers is attacks, Bush wasn't there." claim Kerry did not deserve some of Hall because the only access is being taken away AS part pilot career have been made public, a one-year contract. of the construction. A permanent one will he constructed but defense officials acknowledged The newly released records show his five medals She said the project took several years of planning later." Tuesday they had found two dozen addition to a four and design in -month-long process of Heinrich added that, at the moment, the only handi- new records detailing his training advertising and getting documents to contractors 'before the capped-accessible route into Joe West Hall is down the and flight logs after the AP sued and contract could even be awarded and the contractors could sidewalk between the Dining Commons and the pool. submitted new requests under the , ADD A DRINK TO ANY BEN'TO begin working. public records law. Sonic students, like Isela Lopez, A soph re civil "The culmination of AB that planning and contract "Previous requests from other awarding was the award contract where we all sign the engineering major, find this sole access into Joe West Hall BOX & SNACK AND GET a nuisance. requesters for President Bush's Indi- contract and tell the contractors that they may start on this vidual Flight Records did not lead to "I live A date." Beebe said, adding that the school generally awards in the dorms and it's noisy and disturbance," records because 10% OFF * said. "They're exits except the discovery of these to the lowest responsible bidder. Lopez basically blocking all the Bush left the one in Joe West Hall." At the time. President "They are scheduled to be done next summer," Beebe service, flight records were subject to said, clarifYing that just the trenching will be done by Oc- Lopez said that it takes longer for students to get to and retention for only 24 months and we POR DRINKS OYER $2.00 AND NO OTHER DISCOUNTS ADDED tober. After October, Beebe said, there would be nothing from their dorms when they can only go out one exit. understood that neither the Air Force quite that intense with regard to construction. With regard to future construction projects. Beebe said nor the Texas Air National Guard "I think they are waiting until winter break to do some they are getting ready to renovate what used to he the Clark retained such records thereafter," tin PEARL TEA sidewalk repair." Beebe said. "It shouldn't be a disturbance. Library. Pentagon told the AP Hopefully it will be an improvement when students come "We are just finishing up the working drawings," Beebe 'Out of an abundance of caution.' BENTO BOX back after winter break." said. "We expect construction to begin in December of this the government "searched a file that As for the ramp outside of Joe West Hall, Beebe said year and to last tOf about a year." had been preserved in spite of tin. SMOOTHIES that it is related to work going on At the Cantpus She said the tinnier library will be used for administra- policy" And found the Bush records, COFFEE FREE WIRELESS She said some modifications need to be done to Joe West tive offices and some classrooms, as well as for student the letter said. "The Department of Hall because of the way the delivery dock will be accessed service type of things. INIERNET ACCESS* Oslellebe ostimaimmis POR CUSOMERS ONLY AND 011110.10.111.1 VEHICLES I `... safety is our number one.' $1.00/HR PLUG IN CHARGE Ill &I, CUD MT} kVA.. with those speed demons on many occ asions while walking Pesti rra continuedfrom page 1 F Treys I to class, and I am much more concerned with being run %en over by a moving vehicle than being bumped by A skate- school as long AS they aren't running people over," Schweon boarder. They really shouldn't be Able to swim through seas said. of students At 15 miles per hour like they chi." REAKEAST & /Will As of press time, UM could not be reached for com- Despite students allegedly dodging speeding carts SPECIALS ivy between classes, of the 310 S. 3RD ST. SAN JOSE, CA 95112 ment. Ham insists that the well-being -Ise "The lPID should he confiscating golf carts, not skate- campys is at the top of the drivers' nunds at all time. Suup. SAW* Lied PAM. SL boards," said junior Mohammed Al-Najjar, a marketing "We try to do a good job, safety Is ollt number one," 408-298-9968 major. "I've had, as well AS many friends, close encounters I lam said, PAGE 4 SPARTAN DAILY EWWEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8,2004

VOTER I Program looks to empower students continuedfrom page 1 in 2004 form, which allows volunteers of our voter education to help students to phone bank students once Election become informed voters." It's all in the hands ... Day draws near. Using this check-up Johnson said KSJS plans to hold Greathouse said. strategy, the organization wants to a voter forum two weeks before the "Imagine if 410,000 students went confirm that students understand election in an attempt to make "your out and voted in California. Legisla- everything on the ballot and know people and students feel empowered. tors would definitely change the way the locations of their polling stations, "We want to make it personal for they look at issues, noticing that Greathouse said. them and show how their votes affect college students are more involved in She said the number of signed their daily lives," he said. The idea the democratic process," she said. it pledge-to-vote forms indicates "how about voter education forums is to would no longer be the out-of-sight, many college students care" about talk about the issues and especially out-of-mind kind of thing." legislative issues. those that affect students." Katie Jay, a sophomore majoring in "If a higher percentage of young The forums will include instructors biology, said she does not plan to vote people vote, it will send a message to and student, as well as some outside in 2004 because she is not registered legislators that their vote matters and groups, Johnson said. in this county, nor is she "involved in pressure them to regard higher-educa- A.S. is also "trying to get a polling the political process." tion issues as a priority (when making place on campus so students, who are "I mean I would like to vote, but policy) on things like fee increases and registered in this area, could actually there is no point in me voting if I don't financial aid cuts," Greathouse said. vote on the campus itself:" Greathouse know what I am voting for," she said. Jose Najera, a senior majoring in said. She said she would, however, As president for the A. S., attend A.S. voter registration drives Greathouse said she is working with "if (they are) compatible with my the administration at SJSI.1 to institu- schedule." ... there is no tionalize voter registration, so that "in In addition to California Public the future the campus will continue to Interest Research Group, A.S. is register students to vote through the "coalition building" with other divi- point in me voting V. services it provides." sions on campus, including Center for Ultimately, SJSU would register Learning, Student Affairs, KSJS 90.5, I don't know what I students to vote once they obtain various student organizations, the their Tower Cards or register for political science department and the am votingfor." classes, she said. communication studies department, Last week, two representatives Greathouse said. from the New Voter Project, spon- Ramon Johnson, public affairs sored by California Public Interest director for KSJS, said the radio sta- Research Group, visited A. S. to help tion is working with A.S. to provide Katie Jay, organize "all the logistics" around the I onwoo kuda Dail) Staff students access to voter registration campaign, which will pick up speed in Errol G. Specter, center, a local artist for 32 years, works on his leather art at the Tapestry Arts Festival in material. about a week, Greathouse said. "We would like students to know student San Jose Monday. Danielle Kish, left, an undeclared junior at San Jose State University, and her mother She said A.S. is trying to "get all Leslie shop at his booth. what materials they can get and where contacts in line and ready for a big they can get it," he said. push" sometime next week. KSJS maintains an area with voter economics, said he plans to vote in "We will all be stronger if we all registration material outside its station 2004 and is registered in two counties work together," she said. in Hugh Gillis Hall, room 126, where as an Independent. If all goes as planned, they will students can pick up voter registration "My biggest argument to vote is collaborate with such diverse outside Fire burns 12,500 acres in N. California forms, permanent absentee voter appli- that if someone doesn't vote, they can't alliances as Smart Voters, a division cations and an application to work on Associated Press compensated for the poor weather. was not expected until Wednesday, complain about the outcome of this of the League of Women Voters, and said Janet Marshall, spokeswoman Marshall said. Election Day for Santa Clara County election or the political process as it Rock the Vote, a group of musicians GEYSERVILLE An infusion for the state Department of Forestry Sleanwhile, a fiery crash on Registrar of Voters, Johnson said. affects them," he said. performing nationwide in a huge push- of fresh manpower helped firefighters and Fire Protection. Interstate 15 sparked .1 new blaze Permanent absentee status allows The various divisions of the the-vote effort, Greathouse said. gain the upper hand Tuesday on a With more than 2,600 firefighters in Southern California that spread the registrar of voters to mail an register-to-vote coalition on campus Smart Voters is coordinating the wildfire that had burned across more across 650 acres in the San Bernardino absentee ballot and instruction packet hope to build a strong volunteer base on the front lines, up tioni 1,110 .1 Get Connected 2004 Service Fair, than 12,500 acres and destroyed four day earlier, officials said the blaze in National 1:,,Tekt, pnillipting the to an individual before every Elec- of students helping other students to which A.S. will partake in on Sept. homes in Northern California's wine Sononia and Lake counties was KS evacuation Ot ,11.11t SIN) pCrillIC from tion Day, according to information register to vote, Greathouse said. 8 through 9. Rock the Vote, on the country. percent contained ...attered ran, Ii homes, ,,ild t' rest provided by the registrar of voters. "(Volunteering) is important Tuesday morning, Students who apply to work for other hand, is currently on tour during Cooler, moist air that had been up from just 35 percent the night spokeswoman Robin Renteria. because it allows students to get which A.S. hopes to snatch them for the registrar of voters on Election Day forecast for the region failed to before. tire was 25 percent involved in the democratic process," its voter registration and get-out-the- The could earn $85 or more by helping materialize during the night, but Full containment of the fire, by Tuesday evening; there wrie no Greathouse said. vote concert in October. the extra personnel more than others to vote in their designated She said A.S. will train volunteers, in uneven and often steep terrai,. report, .11. d.1 Ot mimics precincts. Other campus departments, as well as any student organization including KSJS, the political science Communication studies Assistant that aspires to train its own volunteer- Professor Anne Marie Todd said department and communication stud- ing students, to register others to ies department, plan to hold debates although she is not directly working vote. AS., and torums on campus starting in with the departments are dis- So far about 40 cussing ways to combine their efforts. volunteers have October. signed up with A.S. alone, Nguyen said. "I will screen presidential debates Greathouse said, "We will, as it College Math Club President and study students' attitudes toward In addition, other student gets closer, put out a calendar with all the presidential debates," she said. organizations have enlisted their own the events and places where students As part of her effort, Todd said she volunteers, all of which adds to the can register." plans to conduct surveys immediately volunteer base, Nguyen said. Students can pick up the calendar Dumps Supermodel following each of the presidential de- After Oct. 18, A.S. and the other from any A. S. location, or from vari- bates. She said she is talking to SJSU campus organizations will shift direc- ous campus departments involved in He crunched the numberv, then crushed her heart officials about broadcasting the tion toward mobilizing students to voter registration. debates on campus between 6 p.m. turn out to vote on Nov. 2. A.S. kicked off its 2004 voter and 8 p.m. on Sept. 30, Oct. 8 and "Once the students have been regis- registration drive with two movie Oct. 13. tered, we want to make sure that they do nights on Aug. 22 and Aug. 26, events One part of the register-to-vote go out and vote," Greathouse said. sponsored by A. S. and the Welcome campaign involves tabling at A.S. As part of this initiative. A.S. has Week Committee. It has since single- events, as well as in front of the asked nonpartisan groups to contribute handedly registered 200 new student Student Union, once the Oct. 18 with the information packages they voters at various events on campus. deadline approaches. At those events, prepare on the presidential candidates Nguyen said. A. S. will provide registration forms and their positions on issues. Starting next week, students can and help students to fill them out, "We want to have events on campus, monitor the number of voters regis- Greathouse said. debates and forums where students tered by A. S., as the organization will In addition, A.S. requests that reg- can engage in conversation about the color in the rising number on a large istered students sign a pledge to vote election," Greathouse said. it is part thermometer outside the AS. House.

POOL I 7 come here a lot to get a tan ... continuedfrom page / Harper guessed that it may not are available. Harper said. be as busy Tuesday because students "If you are a student, you don't Krale said. might be tired from the long weekend need to pay," said Ron Gok, 1 come here a lot to get a tan, just and it was just too hot. junior marketing major who works at lay around, or jumping (in the pod) to "People don't want to get burned," Aquatic Center. cool off," Petrosian said. Harper said.re:ald. People use their Tower Cards on The Aquatic Center is open for seniors come to swim at hot days more than during wintertime. public use as well, and it usually the center and they are continuous Gok said. gets crowded at about 3 p.m., said visitors, she said. "Come here whenever you want to, ('ollege swimmer fitrath Rum, abrupth ended is I It'll 1011 u,,,!,,014 thm, roms lieckie Harper, a recreation and Aaron Bustamante, an alumnus (but) don't ask the hours because it's leisure studies graduate student who of SJSU, continues using the Aquatic always open," Gok said. is also a coordinator for the Aquatic Center to swim. "I'd love to swim right now." said "I loved her like a quadratic formula. but Center. "I try to (swim) twice a week." said Gok, as he sat down on a chair to By JAMIE MURRY Many students, professors and Bustamante, who usually swims for watch people's safety as a lifeguard. the off-campus lunches were killing me people from downtown use the an hour. "II be here tomorrow, too," Krale Admitting that there was a good (9-0l. financially," said Burns. "I felt like a real Aquatic Center after work and school, He said it is nice that SJSU offers said. especially when it is hot. Harper said. the swimming pool to the public. The Aquatic Center is open 7 a.m. percent chance that he made the wrong abacus for breaking things off." The fact There were many people last week Admission for alumni and to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, move, college math club president Brady that he was unaware of Washington because many students finished their community is $3 for per visit, but 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. classes early, she said. three-month passes or one-year passes to 4 p.m. on the weekend, Gok said. Burns recently called Mutual's Free Checking it quits with longtime an account with optional supermodel girlfriend "I loved her Deluxe services like free Conflict of interest feared in appointment Elene. Burns. who claimed like a quadratic online hill pay available he carefully calculated the at wamu.com left Elene Associated Press accidents at theme parks. FacIder's then 5 -year-mild son list part formula..." Warner confirmed Tuesday that his foot in a 1998 accident on the park'. breakup, said his alleged at a total loss. "Ile could SACRAMENT() The he was being considered for the post Rig Thunder Mountain Railroad ride. free checking account had have just gone to a safety manager at Disneyland is a top and said he hoped to be appointed. Lisa Odabashian, a senior monthly fees that just didn't add up. The Washington Mutual Financial Center or contender to run the state agency that The governor's office declined to policy analyst at the West Coast enforces amusement park safety laws comment. office of Consumers Union in San whiz kid was quick to admit that had he wamu.com." she said. "We were totally soul a possibility that is prompting Warner's expected appointment Francisco, said that Warner's ties to known about Washington Mutual's Free mates, hut I guess he didn't see that. As far concern among industry watchdogs. comes as the state moves to finish Disney, which contributed 810010 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is drafting enforcement regulations to Schwarzenegger's political action Checking Deluxe, the relationship's as I'm concerned, he can go jump off a expected to name Richard Warner as for California's first amusement committee this year, 'don't pass the longevity may have had better odds. logarithm. Whatever that is.- director of the California Division of park safety law. Naming an industry smell test." Occupational Safety and Health as insider to run Cal/OSHA could create Efforts to fully implement sonic early as this week, according to sources a conflict of interest, safety advocates amusement park laws were delayed inside the agency. contend. when Schwarzenegger, soon after his The agency, known as Cal/OSHA, "We've had really good accident election last year, put a halt to writing oversees workplace safety in industries investigations, but that could change new regulations that affect business. FREE CHECKING DELUXE Washington Mutual as diverse as retail shops and oil refin- in a heartbeat," said Kathy Fackler, an Odabashian said she feared the theme D amusenient park safety activist who park regulations could be watered 11110-781-7IN eries. Since 2000, it's been charged NUM mr. intstARED with inspecting rides and investigating pushed for passage of the 1999 law. down if Warner got the state post. 04 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2004 NX SPARTAN DAILY PAGE 5 Peruvian art rarely sees light of day By Ling-Mei Wong wrap, arpillera or "colorful, three- Daily Ste- Writer dimensional cloth pictures" and alpaca wool sweaters. In A dim room at the back of the Alpacas are native to the Andes, Inca Gardens Peruvian Restaurant, art which were part of the Incan empire. is crammed into a tiny space. They look like llamas, but have soft

A collection of South American art---fe-et- instead of hooves. resides at the Machu Picchu Folk An The wool is buttery soft, and can Gallery of the Americas, owned by be woven into eye-popping textiles. Olga Enciso Smith since 1974. All those gorgeous textiles are She came to America in 1965 stacked on top of each other in a stor- to study nursing and settled down, age room that doubles as a banquet marrying Carman Smith. MOM. Enciso Smith did not forget her "Many people come to see this, roots, preserving South American young people like you. It brings tears culture with her art collection. to my eyes when I see how (the art is It's mostly in the dark, though. Her not) in good condition," she said. son Brian M. Smith. who runs the Enciso Smith started her gallery restaurant at night, turns the lights oft' because she wants to encourage South in the back room. American art. Smith said that while a few res- "I saw the need to encourage taurant patrons ask about the gallery, the indigenous people ... I can help most do not notice. financially by selling art," she said. The small gallery is named after The art works are all handmade the ancient Incan city discovered in from all over South America, not just 1911 by Hiram Bingham, an Ameri- Peru. can explorer. One of the indigenous artworks is "What makes it somewhat unusual, a Peruvian gourd, which is used as a as far as Imam civilization, is that the vessel after drying. Spanish never found it." said Jonathan By burning and carving it, color Karpf, an anthropology lecturer. and design are accomplished. Karpf said that most of the This particular gourd had carved discovered South American temples on it, "La Historia de Matrimonio were torn down to make Spanish sus Costurnbres en mi Pueblo," which cathedrals. means "The History of Marriage One of the unique characteristics Customs in my Village." day, of Incan civilization is the fabric Intricate carvings of a village adorn technology. the gourd. Its \ legan i.t.t111! 11.1 Is Staff on At the gallery; all the brightly Details of everyday scenes, front a A Peruvian wooden retablo, or diorama, made by the Anday family, who are master retablistas, opens to reveal a colorful, festive scene at the laze colored textiles are handmade or woman carrying a baby in her shawl cad hand-woven, so no two are the same. to a flock of alpacas grazing, are Machu Picchu Gallery in the Inca GardPns Restaurant at 87 E. San Fernando St. I no "We're not able to duplicate thread portrayed on the gourd. :he counts in !man art," said Karpf Among the pieces in the collection characters trom the Nativity. Enciso Smith is lobbying to change She said she is trying to mind space You feel like you're on top of the r Enciso Smith, a native of Peru, is a huichol, or a painting made by The wood is painted and covered that. to display the work. world. It beautiful, " she said. rest goes to South America on annual tex- pressing yarn on beeswax. in beeswax, which needs to be kept at The city of San Jose told her to Despite the difficulties she faces. The %Au Folk Art tile tours, where she picks up clothes Other exotic examples are retablos, a cooler temperature. relocate from her old location on Enciso Smith has not given up shar- Gallery ot the meru, is is los ated at ,ed and bolts of fabric. or altarpieces. populated by tiny, The collection is remarkable, but is First Street to her restaurant at San ing her vision of Machu Picchu and 87 E. San Fero,oslo St it downtown 110 Some examples are a tie-dyed silk carved figures of Catholic saints or housed in sad conditions. l'ernando Street. its art. San Jose. DAZE

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THURSDAY SUNDAY JanSporl 10:26 am. THEFT 2:13 p.m. TRAFFIC/DRIVER IN POSSESSION Locaf : Student l Triton WITH OPEN CONTAINER Summary: Subject was cited for theft of a pact disc Location: Ninth and San Fernando Streets / .( li/N And then released. Summary: Subject Ramirez, Ramon Jr. DOB 08-28-82 cited and released for possession of an open container of 1:20 p.m. Ft/I INutiosT PROPERTY alcohol in a vehicle. I ascation: Business "Lower Summary: A repo was taken fin a threatening email. p.m. FOI.IND: LUSI PROPERTY Location: William St 11:10 p.m. ALCOHOL Summary: A rejs at Was taken for recovery of A I. or Location: Spartan Village stolen plate. The week of September -. 2004 Summary: Subject was , iteil for minor in possession of alcohol. 6:23 p.m. ANY DIU INKENESS VIOIATIONS Location: Seventh Street and I-280 Cram It Jam It! Drawing 11:10 p.m. UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF Summary: Subject Garcia, Henry DOB 06- 22-52 was DRUGS Amsted tin being drunk in public. Thurs. Sept. 9th, at noon. Must be present to in. Location: Spartan Village Summary: Subject WAS arrested fin being under the MONDAY influence of a controlled substance. 1:47 a.m. DRUNK DRIVING Grand Prize Drawing: JanSport Travel Package! Location: Fourth Street FRIDAY Summary: MAI, Thahien DOB 01 01 77 Was arrested Fri. Sept. 10th. at noon. Must be present to Lin. DRUNK DRIVING/DRIVING UNDER for driving under the influence. THE INFLUENCE Location: Tenth and San Fernando Streets 2:37 p.m. ASSISTANCE To ANOTHER At ;ENO' Summary: Lopez, Marco -Antonio WAS arrested for Location: Seventh and Sall Salvador Streets driving while under the influence. Vehicle 4111Y105 WAS Summary: Report Was taken tjir an agency assist with towed by AA towing. the San Jose police department.

8:10 p.m. TRESPASSING .1:43 p.m. FM l.t)ST PROPERTY Losation: Duncan Hall taxation: Third Street Summary: Hansen, Jayme DOB 07-07-141, Watson, Summary: Incident report was taken hir a tOund license Andrew [MB 01-29-83, Mayco, Andrew DOB 05-20-78, plate. Conde, ( regg IX)11 02-29-80, Conde, Jason IX)11 01-28- 82 were cited and released fin trespassing. 3:52 p.m. WARRANT Location: Third Street SATURDAY Summary: Subject Weeks, William DOH 01 07 62 was 2:39 a.m. OTHER DRUG OFFENSE arrested for outstanding felony warrants. Location: Sixth and San Salvador Streets Summary: White, Armin] DOB 07-15-84 WAS arrested lo:10 p.m. UNLICENSED DRIVER and released for the sale of furnishing substances falsely taxation: First Street represented to be a controlled substance. Summary: Subject was cited and released for driving Wm. without a license. Vehicle was towed by Rebello's Towing. Register to PROPERTY bacivs1, 2:24 p.m. FotININLOST f% tante lanSport Location: Seventh and Sall Salvador Streets Crime Watch appear I had). Air to hut.ttog puhlicatron scil 110 s attic( Summary: A report was taken for a recovered laptop ors liieufay. computer. Crsme 1346h usually runs au Tuctddvt PAGE 6 SPARTAN DAILY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2004 Calendar 'Barbara' proves thoughtful, timely Flogging Molly will per- from the butler-serviced, couch -decorated, book -laden By Ruth C.Wamuyu form with Street Dogs and Undershaft family home to the hard-benched, meager- Daily Staff Writer rationed and drab Salvation Army shelter were all the more The Briggs at 8 p.m. on remarkable for their smooth transition. Tuesday at the Warfield in An interpretation of George Bernard Shaw's "Major But the best scene change was when the setting changed Barbara" by the San Jose Repertory Theatre will either San Francisco. Tickets are to the foundry. make theater-goers feel uncomfortable or self-righteous. For those who love special effects, this was astounding. $20 and are available through With a glow of bluish -gray light, shadowy figures dressed Ticketmaster by calling (408) REVIEW in NASA -type outfits that suggested a dangerous, but 998-TIXS. high-level, work atmosphere dragged off the opulence of Those to whom the struggles between poverty the family home. and wealth, religion and secularism and morality and But it was the humorous interaction between the matri- Rork Against Bush immorality remain abstract notions will be jolted out arch and her unsuitable future sons-in-law, not to mention featuring Anti -Flag, Midtown, of their fence seats like lightening on a pitch-dark her headstrong daughter Barbara and her ineffectual son Stephen, that kept the audience enthralled. The Nightwatchman, Strike night. Therein lies the magic Shaw's play holds, 99-and-a-half Anywhere, Epoxies and Mike years after it was written. Park will take place at 7 p.m. "Major Barbara" revolves around a young woman's pre- "With big corporations and on Sept. 21 at The Fillmore dicament after she joins the Salvation Army to "save souls." She is convinced that no soul is too damaged to be salvaged, their lobbyists showing up as key in San Francisco. Tickets are including that of her arms-manufacturing father, Andrew $15 and available through Undershaft. She takes after her domineering mother, Lady players at the Republican Con- Ticketmaster by calling Britowart. Glynis Bell delivered a stunning performance as Lady vention in New York, this play (408) 998-TIXS. Britomart, especially when she reduced her son Stephen, played by Mark A. Phillips, to a pathetic whimper. Bell's asks the question, 'Who really New York Dolls will perform at transition into the poor Rummy Nlitchens was accom- plished so flawlessly it was hard to believe she played both governs?'" 8 p.m. on Oct. 3 at the Fillmore roles. in San Francisco. Tickets are Phillips also gave a remarkable performance as the Beneath the humor lies a serious message. The direc- $25 and are available through hapless Stephen. His entire demeanor throughout the tor of the play, Timothy Near, intended to provoke the play screamed "pathetic." His poor posture and hesitant Ticketmaster by calling audience to think about the current political situation speech aptly conveyed decades of domination by his in an election year where the main issues are bound (408) 998-TIXS. mother. to be the war in Iraq and the economic status of the Stacy Ross played the part of Major Barbara in a country. satisfactory but not-particularly spectacular way. She failed Performing Arts With big corporations and their lobbyists showing to portray the sense of deep, soulful struggle suggested by up as key players at the Republican Convention in Shaw's play. New York, this play asks the question, "Who really The White Murder Case will run Instead, Peter Van Norden, who played the wicked governs?" Andrew Undershaft, with his soft but firm from Saturday until Sept. 26 at P oto cow tesy o San lose Repertory T eatre voice and The play started Sept. 4 and will run at the San Jose the ability to stand his ground, convincingly stole her Repertory Theatre until Oct. 3. the in Palo Luck Stern Theater Stacy Ross performs as the title role in "Major Barbara," which is thunder. Students can purchase tickets at half-price for any level Alto. Tickets range from SIS to currently playing at the San lose Repertory Theatre. The stage setting was magnificent and the scene changes of seating. $29 and are available by calling (650) 329-0891. One hundred Years If Irritating vocals wreck Dyer sounds promising on Political Theatre, a festival of short plays, will con- tinue its run until Sept. 26 debut with Kravitz support at the Eastenders Repertory second Earshot album Company in Oakland. Tickets not be needed on any of the songs when one By Sara Spivey range from $IO to $20 and are By Joe Amaral guitarist is capable of doing all guitar parts. Daily Staff Writer available by calling Ii1E)) 568- Daily Staff Writer "Tongue-Tied" is awful and it sounds like someone is trying "...Of What Lies Beneath" is the major 4118. to clear his throat in the When it comes to alternative metal, most background when the band sings the chorus. label debut album from Dan Dyer. It is a soulful bands in the genre sing about the same cliche What does work for the band is its good vocal album that touches on the universal themes of The Nark Rider: The Casting of material: getting over drug abuse, recovering harmonies, especially on "Down." Once again. love and heartache with the usual bit of cultural the effort is killed with Martin's mediocre vocals the Magid- Ballets will writiitue from a hard relationship and living a difficult examination. life. The style is depressing and has been done and repetitive, dark lyrics. its run through Oct. 3 at the to death. Martin is downright irritating on "Again," Geary Theater in San Francisco. when he extends the lyrics by singing, "Need to REVIEW find my way back home agaaaaaaaaiiiinnn." Tickets range from $25 to $80 REVIEW Dyer is the debut artist of Lenny ICravitis and are available by calling new label Rome Records, an imprint of Warner Bros. Records. (415) 749-2228. Earshot, wind' released its second album "Two," is another example of a band trying to "Martin's lyrics are weak The album is a dual effort, with Dyer on express its sorrowful feelings. vig.ils and occasional guitar and Kravitz as pro- Coady Earshot is made up of Wil Martin (vocals/ and he sings about the du, er and studio musician, playing most of the knocking down the tower of a relationship. Scott Kohler (guitar), Mike Callahan instruments on the album. The group is rounded "You see another in your eyes / you left me (guitar).(ctiitar), Johnny Sprague (bass) and Chas Stumbo same depressing material out with the occasional contribution from Craig paralyzed / you showed me what I ,ouldn't see Lewis Nati will perform Sept. rums). Ross,a guitarist from Kravitz's band. you no longer belong to me." he sings, and with 16 and 17 at the Improv in The band likes to express its feeling by playing on almost every track." Although Dyer is a soulful singer-songwriter each "you," the "wall clock wrecking ball" strikes again. downtown San Jose. Tickets are hard metal to vent its anger. This venting of frus- whose breathy voice can croon as well as the tration does nothing for the band. Martin's lyrics "Control" is by far the worst song and it latest pop sensation. Kravitz, with his signature, Dyer departs from the theme of line on the $23 and $27 and are available by are weak and he sings about the Same depressing portrays Earshot at its most annoying. Martin guitar-heavy style, has inoculated the album from title song "...Of What Lies Beneath" and songs calling (408) 280-7475. material on almost every track. screams his hardest on the chorus, and the any comparisons to artists like John Mayer. "Space Alien" and "Not of This World." The Martin should have livened up the album by only redeeming quality of the song is that it songs are leisurely and reflective on society. singing about something positive. but instead he ends. In the title song, "...Of-What I.ies Beneath," ruins the songs with his depressing lyrics. The one good song on the album is the ballad "Overall, '...Of What Dyer explores fear. On 'Nice to Feel the Sun," Earshot has a cool "Should've Been There." The song is pleasant Dyer examines the actions of people and decides he'd rather be an alien in the track "Space Cleermyeeet, also known as guitar feedback sound in the background, but the because it actually has positive lyrics and one Lies Beneath' has all the effort is ruined with Martin's weak lyrics and does not have to listen to Stumbo's putrid drum- Alien." He sings, "We don't belong / this world's the Arab Film Festival, will off-beat vocals. This is unfortunate because this ming. Martin's vocals are also very controlled, elements of a successful not right (there's something wrong / no you can't take place Oct. 5 through 8 at song is one of the few which makes the listen deny it." Ile also Camera 12 Cinemas in San Earshot songs that have easier. rock/pop record...." sings of not belonging in "Not ofThis uplifting lyrics. Earshot's "Two* World." "I am not of this world / I am only in it," Jose. For more information, call "Fall Apart" is is a mediocre to poor Over sings, "I'm wondering if I'll ever get out of (415) 564-1100. another example at the effort because it offers The album opens with "Red Alert," an upbeat, here." cliché lyrics that have nothing new lyrically guitar-heavy track. Kravitz's ego may have gotten Overall, "...Of What I.ies Beneath" has all been heard dozens of or musically. the best of him on this one. The guitars almost the elements of a successful rock/pop record with drown out times. Martin whines, "Two" is boring and Dyer's vocals at times, but his message carefully written and soulful songs, as well as "All my life. I've done is not recommended of taking the chance to fall in love still COMeS producer Kravitz's influence and rocking guitar through. Sass Farads(' Mar Festilvd, nothing but hide from listening for someone hooks. myself. The song "Steremonic" strikes a balance The one-two punch of Kravitz and Rois featuring music, in a depressed mood. theater, comedy These lyrics are Let's just say that one between the rock-infused first song and the as producer and guitarist were featured on and performance art, begins typical on most of the will feel even worse soulful title song "... Of What Lies Beneath." another album. Cree Summer's 1999 release today and runs through Sept. album and can be an- after listening to It rides like a car driving fast and reckless along "Street Faerie." noying after a while. the Pacific Coast Highway, emoting the fervor "Street Faerie" and "...Of What I.ies Be- 19. Tickets are $8 per show Earshot. Martin's vocals are Earsfax's name should of new love and the first feelings of excitement neath," have many similar elements, which may and are available by calling decent at hest and Ear- be a warning alone to a and risk felt when falling in love hard and be due to Kravitz's influence on both albums. (415) 673-3847. shot stinks at playing its listener, because anyone fast. "Street Faerie," although a beautiful album, instruments. The band's listening will definitely In the song 'You," Dyer draws an illustration was not commercially successful. "...Ot What three guitarists should take a "shot" in the "ear." with repetition of betrayal as a wrecking ball I.ies Beneath" may just have what it take,

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The crowd was just Café with songs such as "God Killed The starting to trickle in when the opening Queen," and "The Grand Apartment," band started at 8 p.m. All that changed which sound like early AC/DC. after svo opening bands gave the crowd a Songs such as "Paper Doll" show a reason to stay for Louis XI'', the second- softer side to the angsty songs played to-last band to perform that night. earlier. The last song of the night and the REVIEW band's current single, "Finding Out True Love Is Blind," proved to be The opening bands, Emery Byrd the biggest hit of the night. Audience and Top Brown, started off the evening members cheered as the band an- with widely distinct sounds. Emery nounced the final song. Byrd, also from San Diego, played a short, 20-minute set of alternative and pop rock songs. Members of Top "Onstage, the band Brown were dressed in suits and ties, playing funky rock to a packed crowd. was on fire. Hill Having seen Louis XIV open a few days ago for a larger mainstream band and Karscig rocked at the Great American Music Hall, the music wasn't too impressive. The their guitars, playing sound quality that night was awful and the lyrics were buried in the music. furiously against one Friday night was a different stage and scene. It was a chance for the band another. Bassist III to redeem itself. The cafe provided an intimate stood steadily rocking setting with a stage slightly elevated to give the band a boost. Crowds started to his head... while pile into the cafe around 11130 p.m. and by the time the band started, a crowd of Maigaard banged the about 300 people packed the cafe. Louis XIV is led by Jason Hill, lead drums with singer and guitarist, Brian Karscig XIV. singer and guitarist, Mark Nlaigaard, unstoppable energy." drummer, and James III, bassist and newest addition to the group. The sound was more defined and clear Fri- "Finding Out True Love Is Blind" Top: Jason Hill, lead singer day night as the band ripped through a sh w ases the band's stronger song- and guitarist of Louis XIV, 10-song set in about halt an hour. writing abilities. lyrics such as "wind you up and make you crawl to me / rocks out Friday night Onstage, the band was on fire. Hill tie and Karscig rocked their guitars, playing you up until you call to me ... / find- 4 during a set at Cafe Du furiously against one another. Bassist III ing out true love is blind" blend nicely Nord in San Francisco. stood steadily rocking his head back and with the melody of the organ, which Nlegan Kong Left: Crowds gather forth while Nlaigaard banged the drums Kars, ig played in place of his guitar. outside after Louis XIV with unstoppable energy Hill and Karscig's vocals were at Roarke Cullenbine, a 4-year-old whose father is a student at San finished performing. The band started with the intro their strongest that night. Jose State University, watches Andre ''Walou" Halifide play a "New Murder," full of edgy guitar rifts. The crowd kept cheering and bongo drum Thursday near Washington Square Hall The first full song of the set, "Louis dapping after "Finding Out" finished, XIV," sounded like hillbilly rock with hoping fur an encore, but the band Photos hy Julia Weeks / Daily Staff an alternative flair. Sharp lyrics such as ended their set at that point.

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A REUNION. A PARTY. A CELEBRATION. Spartan Bookstore I0 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ........,0,. 0,, I* \IANns111111.R101,4011 LIBRARY CALI. FOR DETAILS AND RLSERVAIIi This program will broadcast on KSJS (90.5 FM) !Amp SEATING 4118_924.1240 This event Is wheelchair accessible It you need special accommodations, call 920-5105 PAGE 8 SPARTAN DAILY ...WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 2004 4 &I) 0 RT Volleyball off to perfect 3-0 start Rockies triumph over Giants straight seasons and overall, tying Aaron's NI. record. By Emmanuel Lopez Associated Press eight holds the major league record with 11 seasons with Daily Staff' Writer Ruth DENVER Given the choice, Colorado Rockies 40 homers. was far more careful with the Giants slugger The San Jose State University manager Clint Hurdle said he wouldn't let Barry Bonds Wright him on four pitches with two outs on volleyball team starts the 2004 season hurt his team. in the fifth, walking homer in the sixth with a 3-0 record. Hurdle went back on his word and got away with it. nobody on. Bonds just missed his second Bonds hit his 698th homer, but Jeromy Burnitz hit a inning, lining Jeff Fassero's 3-0 fastball near the top of the SPARTAN VOLLEYBALL tiebreaking two-run homer in the eighth inning to help wall in right. Bonds finished 2-for-3 and was intentionally the Rockies rally for an 8-7 victory over the San Francisco walked by Shawn Charon with one on and one out in the FRor),, Giants on Tuesday night. ninth inning. "Those aren't easy decisions to make," Hurdle said. "You "I'm no fool," Chacon said. "It's not about your ego, it's BACK ROW make them and you just look tin the best. It worked out." about the situation in the game. We had to do that there." NOTEBOOK Barely. Colorado's ploy almost didn't work. Colorado pitched to Bonds in the first inning, and Jamey The Rockies took a 6-4 lead in the seventh inning on This is the Spartans' best start since Wright got him to hit a weak pop up to shallow center with Mark Sweeney's grand slam, only to give it back on Ray the 2001 season, when the Spartans one out and a runner on first. Durham's two-run double off Tim Harikkala (6-3) in the started 3-0 and ended the season with The Rockies weren't so lucky in the third inning. eighth. a 25-8 record overall and 9-4 in the With Edgardo Alfonzo on second after an RBI double, Burnitz followed with a two-run homer in the bottom Western Athletic Conference, secur- Wright tossed a first-pitch strike to Bonds, drawing cheers half off Jason Christiansen (4-3), setting the stage for ing a berth in the NCAA national front the fans. After a ball, Wright left a fastball out over the Chacon. Colorado's closer has been on a roll over the past tournament. plate and Bonds lifted a fly toward left. month getting saves in his last seven chances, but seemed to Head coach Craig Choate said that The ball didn't appear to have enough on it to clear the revert to the form that got hint in trouble early in the year. it's still too early in the season to make wall, but it bounced off left fielder Matt Holliday's glove Chacon gave up a leadoff single to Michael Tucker, who any predictions about the team. and landed in the stands for a two-run homer that put the hit a solo homer in the fifth inning, then walked Bonds with "It's been only one week out of Giants up 3-2. one out. Deivi Cruz followed with an RBI single to cut the three months," Choate said. "We didn't "If we had been two outs, he would have been on in lead to 8-7 and J.T. Snow lined out to center. expect to go 3-0, but we'll take it." a heartbeat, hut I had a gut feeling we're asking for a big Chacon followed with a wild pitch to put runners on The Spartans haven't started a inning if we put him on," hurdle said. "I just didn't have a second and third, walked Pedro Feliz to load the bases and season 4-0 since 1999. good enough feeling and, of course, he hits the home run, so nearly hit Marquis Grissom in the head. He finally ended it SJSU kicked off the 2004 season my gut feeling went from ins' gut to my throat." with a high fastball, striking out Grissom for his 33rd save. with a grueling five-game victory over Bonds is within two homers of joining Hank Aaron "There were fireworks right up to the end." Giants the University of San Francisco. (755) and Babe Ruth (714) as the only players to reach manager Felipe Alou said. "You can't make mistakes late in "It was a tough game, but our team 700. The six-time NI. MVP also has hit 40 homers in five the game here." stepped up to the plate," Choate said. The Spartans then traveled to Las Vegas from Sept. 3 through 4 to participate in the University of M in Favela / Daily Staff Red Sox run up 7-2 victory against Oakland Nevada-Las Vegas Classic. The Spartans went 2-0 in the tour- Outside hitter Carrie Nash delivers a spike during the San Jose State Associated Press their 8-3 victory Monday night, and hat the A's in 2001, lOtted a 1 -ti pitch nament, sweeping by before dispatch- University volleyball team's practice Tuesday. Nash averages 2.91 kills are getting solid contributions from off Mark Redman 110-111 down the ing the University of Washington in and 2.77 digs per game, and received the University of Nevada at Las OAKLAND Johnny Damon their entire lineup. right -field line in the first nit his 15th another five-game win. Vegas Classic's Most Valuable Player. hit a leadoff homer in his return to Oakland had its division lead homer of the year and .1 10-game hit- Senior outside hitter Carrie Nash looking Ahead games. the Red Sox lineup after missing four trinuned to 1 1/2 games over of ting streak. k.ipler ountected the next was voted the UNIX Classic's Most games with a jammed right pinkie the Anaheim Angels, who beat the inning with a shot to left. Valuable Player after notching 27 total "The team will play hard and we'll The Spartans will head to Fullerton go after them," Choate said. to start Boston's 7-1 win net the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2. Manny 11.11111(e/ WAS booed lust- kills in the tournament. Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night. The highly anticipated Red Sox - ily each Tillie he tmimic to the plate_ Sophomore defensive specialist for this weekend to participate in the SJSU will play Idaho State at "Four Points Titan Classic" at Cal 4 p.m. on Friday The Spartans then Derek Lowe (14-10) won his fifth A's series finale Wednesday features Ramirez. InIniered Monday and als,. Jessie Shull, who tallied 44 total digs straight decision and hasn't I st since a Oakland ace Tien Hudson against Red was tedited with A CAI. h in left field in the tournament, and sophomore State Fullerton. take on the host Titans at 10 a.m. on Choate said the he isn't underesti- Saturday Finally, SJSU will also be 4-3 defeat at Detroit on Aug. 6. Kevin Sox star Pedro Martinez. by third -base umpire Brian Knight outside setter Kristina Conrad earned Millar homered and finished 3 -for -3 Boston has taken seven of eight ,.n a sinking liner by Mark Kotsay in selections to the (NIA' Classic's mating the teams participating in the facing off against Providence at 4:30 to the with a double. meetings with the A's this year. The the eighth that replays later slowed all-tournament team. tournament. p.m. on Samtday. Gabe Kapler added a two-run Red Sox eliminated the A's in five bounced first. Choate attributes the team's "It's still early in the season, and homer and Orlando Cabrera hit a games in the Al. division series last KM, threw debris on the field success to its "never-say-die attitude a lot of teams are better than their Injuries two-run double for Me Red Sox, who season Oakland's tinirth straight front all duet-nous, 1.1u,ing a short and energy. records suggest," Choate said. stayed 2 1/2 games hi. I. of the first' first - nitind exit. Knight had been "died up "We've been mentally tough and Idaho State University is currently Junior setter Michelle O'Rilev will delay. place Yankees in the .Al. East after Lowe didn't get any iron, never give up," Choate said. "We've 1-3 and coming off a win against the undergo knee surgery this month. She 1-2-3 innings, Triple A v. till in be, Anse Mark New played some tough five-game matches University of TeXitS-San Antonio. is not expected to return this season, Yuk beat Tampa Bay 11-2. hut was effective in 6 1-3 innings. lie Wegner was tending to Lands busincs, but were able to finish strong." Providence College is 0-4. Fullerton Choate said. The Red StIX lead the wild card and allowed one run and five hits, struck in Florida. Nash, who is averaging 3.46 kills is the only other unbeaten team in the The Spartans will have setter have won 13 of their last 14. They got out one and walked four. Wegner vv.k I'S' night %. pla , per game, said that the team has tournament. with al-0 record. Kristina Conrad is nursing a sore three more homers atter hitting two in Damon, who played one season Tuesday .ind worked first base. learned to play together. Choate said that the team would hand. Choate said. "Our team has good chemistry on approach the II turnament with the Conrad leads the ten,, in assists the court," Nash said. "The girls are same Inentallty as the three previous with ISo. Don't stress over parking when you can take alternative really jelling together." Choate also said that several play em are stepping up their level of play transportation. It's one less thing to worry about! during game-time. "Jennifer Senftleben has been absolutely wonderful in the middle blocker position." Choate said. "And New commute options are available this fall: Jessie continues to put up beyond- phenomen al numbers. Although the Spartans are doing Parking Expanded VTA Light Rail to Milpitas and East San Jose well, Nash said, the one area where the team can improve is keeping the intensity constant throughout a ,p/ .§ match. 4? "There have been points in the Made Easy Park A game where the opponents are hang- "Hide kg, ing around and have been able to come 01 Os back and make a run on us," Nash said. _ ,cose* 4;4%, "We need to hit them hard and never L ties 4.i., let up." od, % Junior right side hitter Melissa iMi s`A Maddox, who played one Season at cele a % st, 0.xe,,,,. 1,15 Glendale Community College in Arizona with Nash, agreed with her ope Oe' _ is 41; teammate, hut added that the Main ocl'e' --.' is happy with the wins, however they * may come. (301/4 "We did What We had to do," Mad dux said. "Winning MACS the going smoother t,,r iis." Paseo de San Antonio

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By Kenneth Sell "Late last week, we weren't sure Kassing said this problem with SJSU racked up 157 passing yards Daily Staff Writer these kids had these hours," Kassing eligibility is not a new one. while using both Spartan quarterbacks said. "We did make a review through "We've had this problem a couple Adam Tafralis and Dale Rogers, who A depleted San Jose State the faculty athletic rep, but with some of years in a row where we're doing alternated throughout different series of these six young men, we feel we this late in the season," Kusing said. in it University football team lost its the game. season opener against the Stanford could not move ahead with." "I'm not sure what's causing it yet." Rogers also lead the Spartans in Hill said that he was worried about II University Saturday at Stanford Hill said he has full confidence in rushing for 44 yards with four carries. Stadium. the depth on defense after Spartan Kassing to solve the problem, but did Stanford increased its attack on This 43-3 Cardinal blowout of safety Josh Powell had to be taken off feel stymied by not having reserves. SJSU in the second half by scoring 28 the Spartans puts football coach Fitz the field in the fourth quarter. "When you are short on numbers of the Cardinal's total 44 points after Hill's record against Stanford at 0-4, "If we had one more guy go down, and you are still not where you want halftime. and hands Hill his worst loss in this we didn't know what we were going to to be, it's a very frustrating thing to "We knew we really had to come series. do," Hill said. deal with," Hill said. out the gate in the second half," Ed- II "It's frustrating. It hurts," Hill said. Despite the loss of these players From the outset of the game, the wards said. "The coaches talked to us "I wanted so badly to play and win." and the fact that some of the reserves Cardinal found multiple ways to go at halftime and wanted us to get the This loss came amidst an NCAA they used to cover the holes in the around the SJSU defense. Hill said ball down the field and keep making decision to declare cornerbacks lineup had not taken a snap all week, that his team was still in the game plays. Fortunately we were able to do Marshall Hendricks and Raul Hill said that this had nothing to do until the Stanford defense stuffed that, and the outcome is exactly what Menjivar, safeties Katrell Collier and with the total performance of the Spartan kicker Jeff Carr's three-point we wanted." Brian Nunez, wide receiver Chester team. attempt from the Stanford 39-yard Cardinal running back Kenneth Coleman and defensive tackle Buick Hill said that the lack of depth had line. This botched kick would result Tolon pushed passed the Spartan Tuaa "decertified" to the play before to be made up by some players who in a run stopped with just under four defense with 18 carries for % yards the game. were not expected to play. Among minutes left in the first quarter and and two touchdowns. "We put our kids and our these players was Spartan safety Mike short of the first down at the Stanford "Stanford is a good team and they coaches at A real disadvantage with Wilson, who was reported injured 21 -yard line. played a good defense," Rogers said. what's happened." said SJSU acting prior to the game, but had to fill in "We had a chance early, but "We were ready for them, but this President Don Kassing. "They had for the deactivated starters Collier our mistakes really hurt us," Hill didn't work out for us." been certified earlier in the summer. and Nunez. said. "The blocked field goal was a The lone Spartan score would It appears our efforts to qualify them "He had a severe groin (injury). momentum setter for us." come from the foot of Carr, who by NCAA rules was wrong, but we're He wasn't supposed to play," Hill said. The Cardinal offense exploited the picked up a 40-yard field goal in not sure about that yet." "He played just so we could play." afflicted Spartan defense with both the fourth quarter to stave off the Kassing said the six Spartan play- SJSU cornerback Jerrell Hardy, ground and air attacks. shutout. ers did everything that the coaches who played in every quarter of the SJSU's offense racked up 268 Hill said that the Stanford defense and the administration had asked game, said that the team had only yards in total offense to Stanford's was a good test for his Spartan team them to do, but were possibly subject found out about the loss of the six 465 yards. and that he plans to retool for the lulia Weeks / Daily Staff to one of the NCANs academic rules Spartan players just the night before Stanford quarterback Trent upcoming games. Senior quarterback Dale Rodgers questions a play Saturday during the regarding a student athlete time in they were to play Stanford. Edwards drove his team downfield Hardy looks forward to the next Spartan's 43-3 loss to Stanford University. their given major. "We all found out as a team at the throughout the game. tallying 187 time the Spartans and the Cardinal Kassing said that there was no one hotel room," Hardy said. "We were passing yards, plus two touchdowns will meet. we'll get them." Iniversity in the Read-2 -Lead Clan- who could explain this rule or how it about to go to chapel and right before to wide receiver Evan Moore and one "We had a great plan," Hardy said. The Spartans' next game is sic, with kickoff at 2 p.m. Sept. 18 at works. the chapel we just found out." touchdown that he ran in himself. "They had a good team ... next year scheduled against Morgan State Spartan Stadium.

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