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Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 iir.4. i THURSDAY S PART ,.._, ILY www.thespartandaily.com 10.4.01 Vol.. 117, No. 24 Muslim students voice concerns to Caret Hy I odd Ilendr president," Amir-Mustafa said. about the club's concerns, said organization. name of God, according to Ali. ISLAMIC STUDII S MLE1ING Members of the Muslim group Faten Hijazi. "It's pretty important to me Halal meat can be pork or beef, and Caret, said they were pleased Those practicing the Muslim because it's one of my duties I do but it cannot be killed through WEATHER Going into Wednesday's meet- with the way Wednesday's meet- religion pray five times a day, and every single day," Ali said. "The electrocution, Ali said. ing with San Jose State Universi- ing went regarding the concerns every Friday, they gather togeth- fact that I can pray with the con- What Amir-Mustafa was ask- PARTLY CLOUDY ty President Robert Caret, Tyson students had with having a place er for a congregational prayer. gregation ... would be more ing if it was possible for the Stu- High: 77 Amir-Mustafa, president of the to pray and getting the university Having a permanent place to rewarding in God's eyes." dent Union or Dining Commons Muslim Student Association, said to serve halal meat. pray was one of the concerns of According to Amir-Mustafa, to purchase halal meat from halal Low: 55 he was pleased to have an oppor- Caret said he thought the the Muslim students. some Muslim students live on meat distributors. tunity to sit down and discuss meeting was successful. "It's very important for us to be campus and need a place to per- The meat is the same as other issues the club had. "This is probably the most suc- together at that time," Amir- form their five daily prayers. meat, but how the animal is "I thought it (the meeting) was cessful event we've had in a long Mustafa said. Those who practice the Mus- killed what makes the difference. OPINION a great achievement to be able to time," Caret said. Having a permanent place to lim religion are only supposed to "It's not about health, but it's sit down at the table and have a The meeting was the associa- pray is a high concern to students eat halal meat, which means that about religious reasons," Hijazi discussion with the university's 'Ozmosis' tion's first step to inform Caret such as Asif Ali, treasurer of the the animal is sacrificed in the See CARET, Page 6 tells the tale (if a student returning to the ranks of commuters and hating every minute of it.

'My )ounar concludes that through time, people and events, good or bad, stay the same.

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The San Jose Sharks, led by goalie Evgeni Nabokov, are pre- viewed as they start the NHL regular season tonight against the Detroit Red Wings. By Kemberly Gong currently undergoing renova- - Page 8 tion. It will be named the Uni- DAILY STAFF WRITER versity House, according to the The Scheller House was SJSU Web site, and will most opened for an hour-long tour likely house the A.S. offices and A E Tuesday to view the construc- boardroom, said Alfonso De tion and improvements made Alba, A.S. executive director. internally and externally. De Alba warned that stu- Members of the Associated dents should not feel that the Students, representatives from house is only for A.S., saying the Women's Resource Center, that it is a space for all students .'t the Disability Resource Center and will house A.S. as well as as well as other departments on other student organizations. Photos by Omar mitts Daily Staff campus were in attendance. The renovations to the house, The Scheller House is the which cost $2.8 million, are y Ts. Above: Two administrators gaze out of the third story window in the Scheller House. Victorian house that sits near scheduled to be finished within :olor. Top right: A group of students and administrators wait outside the Scheller House before touring the the Fourth Street garage and is newly renovated historic building. see SCHELLER. Page 3 ition Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor star in the stupid but hilarious 2oolander: Pucker up and PRY prepare yourself for 'Blue Steel.' Skateboards, bicycles not ICs c - Page 5 KSJS with stronger signal Lalci St. By Joannie SeSIIIII campus and only a few blocks Adams said. "Once you left the to be used on campus 4086 outside of campus. city limits you couldn't get it." rorn DAILY STAI I \5i ii irts By the '70s, KSJS was at When the Federal Communi- By Colin Atagi 1,000 watts, which After a long wait and lots of could be cations Commission declared DAILY STAFF WRITER red tape, San Jose State Univer- heard on campus and in the that all radio waves be moved COMING sity radio station KSJS now can dorms but not outside the city away from where people lived in Students riding scooters, be heard from the dorms on limits of San Jose. the '70s and '80s, KSJS' anten- skateboards and bicycles on campus to San Francisco thanks "FM is a combo of the height na, which originally was posi- campus are risking losing FRIDAY to a new antenna that brings of the antenna and power," tioned on top of Wahlquist their wheels to the Univer- 1,500 watts of power. Adams said. "One thousand library, had to be moved some- sity Police Department. Coverage of: an Alcohol The KSJS antenna used to be watts is great up high, but where else. Lt. Shannon Maloney of Awareness wrokshop that was perched on top of the Wahlquist SJSU's campus is considered to In 1987, Adams said, an engi- the UPD said that riding held on Wednesday, and a Breast library, but was moved to south be 238 feet below average ter- neer suggested that he could do vehicles on campus is ille- San Jose in 1991. rain." gal. held something with KSJS' reach entl Cancer Awareness workshop According to Michael Adams, According to Adams, the new and suggested a tower on a "We try advising people today in the Student Union from department chair of the TV, antenna is now positioned 300 small mountain above the Santa that they are not allowed," 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. radio, film and theatre depart- feet above average terrain in Teresa golf course in South San Maloney said. "But people ment, KSJS started in 1963 and South San Jose. Jose at Coyote Peak. have been riding them any- Coverage of tonight's San Jose was 90.7 on the dial with 85 "We were at a 1,000 watts, way. watts that covered the SJSU but it didn't go anywhere." See KS,11S, Page 6 "We do get complaints Shark's season-opener against the from the community, we just Detroit Red Wings. can't stop them all." The police department Speech to discuss dangers in military training catches students on a daily basis, Maloney said. Ity .kiiiIrcti toy SJSU sociology department will be was massacred to set an example The only places on cam- sponsoring an event to inform the for other villages to not support DARN STAFF WRITER pus that students are INSIDE community about the SOA and guerrilla soldiers who are fighting allowed to use transporta- The U.S. Army has been train- how they can help to have the their military government, Lauro tion are Ninth Street, Paseo Letters Pg. 2 ing military personnel who have school closed. said. de San Carlos, Seventh been killing innocent people, said Lauro said the school was "We want to get the word out Street (except between Sparta Guide Pg. 2 Larry Lauro. established to help train military and let everyone know about the Clark Library and the Engi- Lauro is the coordinator for the members from other countries to issue and why the SOA should be A&E Pgs. 4-5 neering building) and the School of Americas Watch of San assist them in their military closed," Lauro said. streets surrounding cam- not Excerpts from Speech Pg. 8 Jose, which is an international defense. In recent years, however, Dougherty said he does pus, Maloney said. organization that opposes the it has been found that graduates oppose military assistance to other Albert Hsia, a junior, said Sports Pgs. 7-8 training facility called the School from the school have killed inno- countries, but "we do have to be he sits in front of the Stu- of the Americas. cent people. aware of how we assist them." dent Union and frequently Classifieds Pg. 7 The School of Americas (SOA) According to Father Charlie The School of Americas Watch sees people riding bikes and personnel in certain mili- Dougherty, the chaplain of the opposes the SOA and has annual- skateboards. Pg. 7 trains Crossword tary skills, such as infantry tactics, Catholic Campus Ministry, these ly held a protest at its campus "There are mountain interrogation and commando oper- graduates are responsible for the located in Fort Benning, Ga., he bikes usually jumping on ations, Lauro said. assassination of Archbishop Oscar said. tables and jumping on At 7 p.m. Friday in the Loma Romero and many Jesuit priests According to Lauro, this year's trashcans and stuff," he Prieta room of the San Jose State in El Salvador because they protest will take place on the said. "I haven't seen any Berl / ichenherg I Wily Staff University Student Union, the opposed the violation of civil rights weekend of Nov. 16. Last year's today, but normally I do. Computer science major Seung School of Americas Watch, SJSU in their country. protest drew 12,000 supporters. Lee skateboards across campus we village Catholic Campus Ministry and the In Columbia, a whole see SPEECH, Page 3 see SKATE, Page 3 with his lunch. ()PIN IONI SPARTAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2001 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Letters Unhappy commuter voices frustrations

it good. So good. 1 woke up, get up to the top of Spartan Stadium? board an airplane. Thought to self: Ihadtrudged to school and was in class 9:03 a.m. Both buses leave. Why do people say "Thank you" to the U.S. shall triumph before the sleep was even out of What about me? Nearly a half-hour driver as they leave the bus? Did they my eyes. I've been waiting in line. The only mean "Thank you and this damn Those were the days. The days of solace is that there are people behind parking system for causing me to go despite living near campus. me who aren't going to get to class insane at an early age?" pessimism Sure, the rent was insane. The until San Jose State University gets a 9:25 a.m. Knock on the door to response to Ted Rudow's viewpoint, "True rea- downstairs neighbors were annoying. 24-hour computer lab. Thought to self: my classroom in Dwight Bentel Hall. Inson for war drawn from history," which was pub- But! had it so good. I wonder if I could ask Associated I'm so late that the teacher locked the lished Oct. 1. One of the most outrageous points Now I live at home again. Figured Students to pass a measure to buy a door. Great. Fm a winner. It took me Rudow makes is that America is a dictatorship. His since I have class only two days per Star Trek-style transporter that as long to get from the Park and Ride reason? The United States puts "you away for years week, it would be best. makes people disappear at the Park lot to my classroom as it took me to of tax evasion. It's a dictatorship's favorite weapon." So every Tuesday and Thursday rat race in line. Thought to self: No and Ride lot and re-appear on cam- get from Fremont to San Jose. Really? morning, I make the trek from Fre- problem, buses should be here any pus. Me thinks it's better than a damn Thought to self: If the teacher asks I was under the impression that killing all politi- mont to San Jose in order to make it minute now. recreation center. what happened, tell her it's Puff cal enemies and anyone else who opposes you was a to a 9 a.m. class. 9:07 a.m. Two more buses show Daddy's fault. He's responsible for dictatorship's favorite weapon. To state 8:53 a.m. Noticed I'd been that the Ironic, considering I decided to standing behind the same red Mazda up. Knew I wouldn't get on the first everything that is wrong with the United States is a dictatorship is as ignorant as it is a one, maybe the second one. That's the world in one way or another. absurd. move close to campus after I had 626 for 15 minutes now. Looked 9 a.m, class two years ago and got a D- behind me and noticed the line now worst feeling, hanging in limbo, not The upshot of all this is that I Through statements like these and an oversim- Park and Ride is not the solu- plification of history, Rudow's main angle revolved because I either didn't want to get up stretched to somewhere near Fresno. knowing if you're going to be one of decided early enough to fight traffic and get to Thought to self: Class starts in seven the chosen few to actually make it to tion to SJSU's parking problem, as around the belief that America is a war-mongering just nation and that there is never justification for going campus, or because when I got to cam- minutes, but I know the buses are class. Thought to self: I bet that one the university thinks it is. It's to war. pus, parking was harder to locate coming. person would have been there by now, another in a series of headaches. Other anti-war angles have painted an invincible than Michael Jackson's real face. 8:55 a.m. Took a step forward. if he or she had walked. That's intelli- So I found somewhere else to park Afghanistan that our army could never overcome. At first I didn't think it was a bad One freakin' step. My guess is some gence, folks. I'm just an idiot. It's close to campus. It's free. There's "Their country has mountains. Britain and the idea to inhale fumes on Interstate 680 person gave up, decided to just walk 9:10 a.m. On the bus. Fm way in no line. And if you think I'm going to Soviets couldn't win against them. How can we fight for my senior year. to campus or decided to jump off Spar- the back. Probably the farthest seat give up the secret, think again. a shadowy terrorist network?" I was an idiot. tan Stadium. Thought to self: Would there is, right next to the toilet. If my new plan is foiled, however. The country that put a man on the moon, built Here's what led me to that conclu- teacher accept suicide jumper as Thought to self All this waiting and I and I have to go back to the parking the first atomic bomb and was victorious at Nor- sion. excuse for tardiness? get to sit next to the can. Wonderful. rat race, I have one request: mandy can certainly overcome whatever complexi- It was a Thursday morning two 8:69 a.m. Bus comes. Woo hoo. Someone has to hate me. I would appreciate it if someone ties this war will entail. weeks ago. I made it to the Park and Well, maybe I'll only be 10 minutes 9:17 a.m. There it is: Duncan would send me a blueprint of Spartan The fear tactics that Rudow and others use are Ride lot in what I thought was suit- late and ... oh, hold up, it's already Hall, the Promised Land. For some Stadium, so I can find the most effi- dangerous because they instill apathy and a sense able time to get to class. filled with people. Those bastards. odd reason, there's a sense of accom- cient way to the top. that we are a hopeless nation fighting a battle we But, we've already established I'm Putting the cheese right in front of plishment lingering inside me. are doomed to lose. an idiot, so obviously I couldn't possi- the mouse, then gobbling it up them- Thought to self: Remember all this for This is not to say that the task set before our bly be correct. selves. Thought to self: Redrum. next time Grandfather tells story nation will be easy or bloodless. However, it is a task 8:36 a.m. Found a place to park Redrum. Redrum. about having to walk to school in the that must be confronted and conquered. We are an and emerged from my automobile 9 a.m. Second bus comes. Lucky snow with no shoes. Mike Osegueda is a Spartan ingenious and determined people. We are Ameri- only to be met by a traffic jam of peo- people ahead of me get on the bus. 9:19 a.m. Finally off the bus. Daily Senior Staff Writer cans. We can handle it. ple trying to get onto a bus. Their teachers probably won't be too Waiting to get oft' the bus is the sec- and a Copy Editor. 8:38 a.m. Joined the rest of the upset. Thought to self So, how do you ond worst part. It's like waiting to de- "Oz-mosis" appears Thursdays. Jonathan Dekle Reagan junior TERRORISM'S INCUBATOR English 'Confession' columnist Unchanged ways better than Ann Landers through the ages many ways, Christina Lucarotti is a brilliant Irievitable. Just when you InTuesday columnist for the Spartan Daily. When I think you will get back to your wake up to do my laundry in the morning, I have daily routine, someone throws found that she always gives some excellent advice a stone your way. about dating and relationships with the opposite Here I go again, penning sex to college students like me. another entry about the after- I thank Lucarotti for sharing her knowledge math. about honesty in relationships and abstaining from Count on human nature sex until marriage. remaining constant through time, Thanks, Christina, for providing a wonderful and IS what I can conclude after fol- informative column each Tuesday morning. You lowing national and international sure are more fun and meaningful to read than all reaction. of the boring Ann Landers columns I have read in Some things just don't change. had for decades gone unheard or my lifetime. Take for instance, how so many misunderstood in their struggle it4OPEasskE'55 centuries later, we still have peo- for self-determination. ple invoking Ben Pastcan k God's name to com- Operation names seem to tell - mit or justify atrocities. All the us the same. From "Just Cause" to graduate Student while, we still haven't heard from "Enduring Freedom," they hint to library and information science Hu864, God endorsing or condoning the us of an impending campaign of carnage. right over wrong. And in a heated moment, for In the meantime, we worry Pc-kk, OF HEAchti ARt every person who unexpectedly about our future. rises to the occasion, another one Couples decide that there's no Quote for the Daily: /On says, or does, something shame- better time to_pledge their lives to less without giving it any one another. They take their mar- tW,OAJNA. thought. 'YZN)51 ital vows, hoping for brighter "Life affords no higher pleasure \SIA)1kA Times of uncertainty and dis- days. tress have a way of either bring- Somewhere in the United than that of surmounting difficul- ing or dividing people, producing States and around the world, ties, passing from one step of suc- OF -%.p,1701,4 heroes and villains and giving more of us, who've never known masses a wishful thinker or what it is to go without a meal, cess to another, forming new wish- tre doomsayer to hate. will reluctantly have to find out. Suddenly, we have an explo- Periods of abundance are es and seeing them gratified." sion of foreign policy experts always accompanied by periods of out of nowhere, literally telling reflection and even longer periods us how to think, how to feel, how of scarcity. It's just the way it is. to react. No, some things don't change, Samuel Johnson tiomElloa-MAPOT Someone will always proclaim and I'm happy for that. to be superior to others and man- Since that black Tuesday, chil- sfspirit.org Tsunami Anime Club age to anger those on the receiv- dren everywhere keep showing us St Francis, patron saint of environmental Weekly Japanese animation meetings, ing end. how they feel. We see drawings of concerns will be observed, 10 a m. to 2 pm. in 7 p m. to 10 p.m. in Washington Square We give up some of our regular twin towers hugging one another, the Spartan Memorial. Come for prayer and Hall, Room 109. For more information, call programming, an occasional night an American Wag surrounded by meditation and bring your pet for a blessing. Patrick Wong at 621-7536 of fun or celebrity watch to make large, red hearts, the New York For more information, call chaplain Roger at household names out of people spartaGuide 605-1687 or visit the Web site aispiritorg. Women of Color Conference Steering skyline with a peace sign in the Committee and places we never heard about center, stick figures standing apipirit.org Weekly meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the Chi. or cared to know. around the world while holding Daily meditation, 4 p.m to 5 30 p.m. at the cans and Afrikana Center (Modular AY For Anyone who opts to think dif- hands and faces the color of the Campus Ministry Today The Listening Flour on 10th Strect Come Join us more information, call Erika at 507-8535. ferent instantaneously becomes rainbow with the American flag Opera San Jose Beautiful singing in a no matter what your meditation form. There is an outcast, and anyone who looks for a background. The child who o power and comfort in community meditation Anthropology and Behavioral Science School of Art and Deign preview of scenes from Mozart's Cosi Van different automatically becomes a drew that last image wrote, For more information, call chaplain Raper at Student gallenes art exhibition., 10 a.m. to Tutte, Massenet', Manon and Puecininfs Club target. 605-16147 or visit the Web site srspiriterg 'Anthropological perspectives on the "When you attack us, you attack 4 p.m. through Friday in galleries two, three, Madame Butterfly, 12:30 p.m. to 1.15 pm in For those who speak out of the world." the Music building, Concert Hall For more events of Sept 11: presented by Roberto five, six, eight and Herbert Sanders in the Mt Pakistani Student Association line, there are two roads. Only one Another child wrote, "It is so information, call Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. Gonzalez, associate profeseor of anthropolo- and Industrial Systems buildings. For more Pakistani welcome back get together, gy, 430 p.m in Washington Square Hall, will be taken: lose everything, mean to hurt and kill innocent information, call John or Nicole at 924-4330 8 p.m at 452 South Fourth St #6. for more including job and friends, or pub- Campus Crusade for Christ Room 4. For more information, call 507- people." information, call Danesh Waheed and E1535. licly apologize, even when the Their innocence is pure and Anemia Film Club Weekly night life, 8 p.m. at Washington Ahmar Zeman at 971-7310 Square Hall, Room 207. For more informa- people around know it's not heartfelt. Free showing of "Mediterraneo" (Italy Career Center meant. 19891, 930 p.m. in Sweeney Hall, Room 100. tion, call Sam or Cary at 2974862. American Indian Science and Engi- Wouldn't it be magical if our Job search workshop, 12:30 p.m. and 3.30 We don't change. lives didn't become so complex as For more information, call Elena Nor- neering Society p.m. in Building F. For more information, call We mourn our dead. We try to Fenevich at 286-8698 M.E.Ch.A. Weekly meeting, 6 p m in the Pacheco the Career Resource Center at 924.6033. we pt older? Or if our biggest Weekly meeting, 6 p.m at the Chicano room of the Student Union The topic will be make sense out of something that problem, was deciding whether to A.5. Campus Recreation Resource Center in Modular A. For more Red Earth Days For more information, call doesn't make sense, and we try to have a peanut butter sandwich? lyengar yoga class, 8.30 pm. to 9:30 p.m information, call Adriana at 655-6785 Julius at 262-8620 piece our lives back together. It's nice to know that we can in the Almaden room of the Student Union. And in the blink of an eye, we depend on certain things not For more information, call Matt McNamara Chicano Commencement New Student Orientation: are told democracy and freedom changing. Leader at 924.6217. Weekly meeting, 7 p.m. in the Afrikana Recruitment Sparki ramie /I ['melded Inv of ohafge to stu- have to be restored or secured in There s always sunrise. loolung for Cant ;mu Center (Modular Al. For more information, a pill on where you can dent,. Navin and gaff menthol lhe deadline Pr places with different social and Counseling Services call Corina Herrera at 870-5578. make a difference' Join a team of 25 paid ori- mines 111.M. dime 1r wimp dm, beam the political ideologies. Some of us Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered entation leaders and impact more than 3,000 dewed pub/wallow ohne /Mtn farms are available new nod our heads in agreement. Oth- J.E. Espino is the Spartan support group meets 330 p in. to 4-30 pm. Catholic Campus Ministry students Applicatione are available in the at ihe Spartan I huh )ffite on Incight Bente! Hall. don't care, but accept it. in the Administration building, Room 201. 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SCHELLER: 13 be finished this semester SKATE: Officers give one warning, then confiscate the person's vehicle continued from Page I sofas in the room, a piano and those who obey the rules look bad. tables for students to study at. the "I don't see why they have to ban (skate- semester, and the house will A.S. will have its offices and boarding)," he said. "We don't do tricks. We be open for on-campus organiza- boardroom upstairs. The board- tions Just ride to get from class to class. Some peo- to have offices. room is large enough to accom- ple do tricks, and they make it bad for the rest Doorways, walls, hallways and modate the tables for the AS. of us." spaces that will be used for Board of Directors, but lacks restrooms Though he obeys the rules, Meneses said have been altered and space for many other chairs, he expanded is trying not to get caught by UPD. inside the house to which poses a problem for stu- "I don't even know how fast I'm going," he make sure it is compliant with dents, faculty or other guests who said. the Americans with Disabilities wish to attend the meetings, said self The maximum speed limit for riding these Act. The act states that buildings Maribel Martinez, president of vehicles in the designated areas is 5 mph, o the must meet or exceed the qualifi- A.S. The room, however, will be they Maloney said. cations for Accessible Design, wired with cameras so that the After 10 p.m., however, students are Funn according to the Department of audience may sit below in the 3 go allowed to ride their devices anywhere on Justice Web site. "fireside room" and watch meet- campus unless conditions do not permit, Mal- An elevator will be on the ings that are proceeding upstairs oney said. OT to south side of the house, and in the boardroom, via closed-cir- Hall. a Anyone caught riding his or her vehicles in ramp will run along the west side cuit televisions. I the a non-designated area will usually be issued a of the house. A.S. Controller Julie Perriera- warning, but they will have their property me Marty Schutter, associate vice Rieken said the space was small Ride impounded if caught a second time, Maloney president of student services, and not centrally located, which said. le to said he thought the building was is one important concern in lose. Bicycles can also be impounded if parked beautiful. ensuring student access, she said. in areas other then designated parking racks asks "I think we've done a "I think it's beautiful I just Puff magnifi- on campus, he said. cent job with the house. It's a very wish it were bigger and in a dif- To obtain the confiscated property, stu- for impressive project from A.S. ferent location," Perriera-Rieken the and dents need to go to UPD headquarters and the construction company," he said. pay a $10 fee, said Karla Brien of the Univer- said. A.S. will have to make some sity Police Department. at I The university concessions as it moves into the olu- has approxi- Victor Shih, a senior majoring in mechani- mately 900 students with disabil- house. The offices it currently cal engineering, said he was pulled over for , as ities on campus, he occupies 1,100 square feet. The just said, and with riding his bike on campus. the new additions, they will have board of directors' new offices will be "I wasn't riding recklessly, but they still full access to all the facilities the 400 square feet roughly stopped me because they said I can't ride my ark, house will offer. one-third of the size of the old ere's offices. bike on campus," Shih said."I don't know why The house will have two func- because on other ig to tioning The office will fit 13 worksta- college campuses, bikes are floors, although there is a ridden all over. But here you have to stop third floor that once served as an tions to accommodate members of Ambros Saucedo rides his bike through campus Wednesday. Bike riding is not allowed ever, attic. This the Board of Directors. on certain areas of the campus. when you get to the border (of campus)." king space will be used as a Adam Owyoung, a senior majoring in elec- storage space to hold 100 years In addition to the A.S. offices in open areas. worth of A.S. and boardroom on the second continued from Page 1 tric engineering, said he was not aware that Nine documents, video "I try to be really careful and pay attention such rules existed on campus. rtan control rooms, a room for servers floor, there will be offices across to where I'm going because there are a lot of and other the hall for the special events 'Sometimes, I do see people riding out here "They should post signs somewhere effi- equipment, De Alba people around," she said. because I didn't know the areas that were said. department and graphic design- by the Student Union. They do almost hit peo- Students like McElhone who obey the The first floor has a ers, De Alba said. ple, and they're like 'oh, excuse me.' And then prohibited to ride bikes," he said. "fireside rules say they do not want those who break Shih said the only notice he saw on campus room," which will be rented out There will also be a room on they're on their way." the rules to be identified as the norm. for meetings, conferences or the first floor that will be used was a sign by the Engineering building pro- Some students who ride their bikes on Jon Meneses, a sophomore majoring in hibiting skateboarding. receptions, as well as be used at specifically for university com- campus try to follow the rules. civil engineering, rides his skateboard around mittee UPD releases the rules to those they catch, rtan all other times as a lounge for meetings and offices for Graduate student Sharon McElhone said campus and said the people who try perform- student assistants. Maloney said. 'titer students. There will be leather she rides her bike on campus at a safe speed ing stunts and ride into people are making litor. "It's a good learning experience," he said. lays. SPEECH: Held at the Student Union continued from Page I opportunity for the community to Bush plans to outline proposals for economy get informed about the training of Some supporters who feel these military members from WASHINGTON (AP) Presi- 2004 and give tax rebates to mil- like it shocked the conscience of believe is already in a recession, strongly about shutting down the Latin America and the results that dent Bush urged Congress on lions of lower-income workers our nation." Congress and the clearly needs additional stimulus SOA have been arrested for have come after graduation. Wednesday to pass an economic who didn't qualify for this sum- administration, he said, must of the size Bush is proposing. protesting, Dougherty said. "President Bush has declared a stimulus package of up to $75 mer's checks. The president is "provide a kick start to give peo- Greenspan, who had previous- Charlie Liteky, who will be one war against terrorism," Krause billion driven by a new round of also pushing an extension of ple reason to be confident, and ly counseled a go-slow approach, of the guest speakers at Friday's said. "But when you think about it, tax cuts. Democrats agreed the unemployment benefits. we will do that." event, recently completed a second also said the package should be there is a little parallelism ailing economy needs a jolt, and In addition, Bush wants sever- The stock market responded in temporary, perhaps one or two jail term for protesting, Lauro said. between what we experienced and Federal Reserve Chairman Alan al tax breaks for business robust fashion, with Dow Jones According to Dougherty, two years, according to participants. what poor, innocent citizens (of Greenspan also gave the green some retroactive to Sept. 11, the industrials rising 170 points to At the size Bush is proposing, datholic nuns, ages 68 and 88, are light. Latin America) have experienced date of the terrorist attacks close above 9,000 for the first the action would bring the total cutrently serving jail sentences for as a result of the school's pro- "I know people are hurting," and has an open mind about a time since the terrorist attacks. their protest efforts. gram." Bush told business leaders in Democratic proposal to raise the A few hours after Bush and economic stimulus since the ter- :He also said Martin Sheen, the Other guest speakers who are New York. $5.15-an-hour minimum wage, O'Neill spoke, Greenspan and rorist attacks to well over $100 actor from the television show scheduled to speak at the event Bush wants a plan of between Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill former Treasury Secretary billion. Congress has already "ThirWest Wing," Jjes also been are Father Roy Bourgeois, the $60 billion and $75 billion that said. , Robert Rubin told congressional passed a $40 billion emergency known as a protestor and has been founder of the School of the Amer- would accelerate income tax cuts The terrorist littifics, Bush leaders in a private meeting that spending package and a $15 bil- previously arrested. icas Watch, and Laura Slattery, currently set to take effect in said, "shocked our economy just the economy, which some officials lion airline aid plan. or ' All of them have been booked ggle who is a former member of the for trespassing on the school cam- Special Forces. Slattery will share tell pus at Fort Benning, Dougherty her experience of her recent visit a" to said. to Colombia, Lauro said. it to Sister Marcia Krause, the direc- For more information, please n of tor of the Catholic Campus Min- contact Larry Lauro at (408) 294- istry, said this Friday would be an 9224 ext. 288. 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She said it was originally cre- Unfortunately, the bass ampli- Amid an impressive lineup of ated to promote business and fier kept cutting out throughout 19 bands on the outdoor stages, highlight the shops that lined the the show, but the shoddy sound as well as 24 bands that played in streets. did not get in the way of the the clubs, people of all types gath- Over the last decade, though, enthusiastic crowd having a ered to hear the myriad bands at the demographic that the street great time. this year's final SoFA festival. attracts has shifted to an older, On the SoFA stage, Stunt One of the more well-known more conservative bunch. Monkey played a mediocre set of bands, "X," drew a large crowd of A new festival will most likely teeny-bopper punk, and the audi- fans both old and new. be created to appeal to them, ence responded to them with The band played an hour-long instead of the raggedy high lukewarm applause and a few set of old-school punk rock that school and college kids that were cheers. got the audience dancing, while in attendance Sunday. They did manage to spark up lead singer Exene sang and strut- But for one day, San Jose shed the audience with a punk-rock ted around onstage. its preppy, Silicon Valley-techie finale of "Do you know the way to The eclectic crowd at the festi- image and embraced its artistic San Jose?" which served mainly val was a strange sight as goths, roots in the community. to excite the little girls in the punks, hippies, yuppies and rock- The streets were closed off for audience. abilly kids all united in one com- the day and filled with vendors All of the clubs along the two- mon ground. offering a wide range of services block stretch were also open and It was like one giant kaleido- and products, from getting pierc- had many different bands play- scope of people brightly dressed ings to buying consignment cloth- ing sets throughout the day. in full San Jose trashy regalia, ing and bath salts or getting your A local band called "Salmon" celebrating the sunshine and palm read. was one of many bands that sounds around them. The diversity of attractions at played at the Cactus Club during The beer flowed freely at the the fair reflected the extreme the festival. festival, adding to the revelries of diversity of the crowd. It had an unusual sound that the day. The demographic for the festi- blended some elements of punk The 7,000 people that crowded val was different from previous rock with free-verse and a funk the street ate, drank and littered years, Wright said. bass line that manifested itself in all over downtown San Jose to According to her, the festival an incoherently defiant brand of show their appreciation of the usually attracts more people in political blabber. festival. the 15- to 25-year-old range, but Kevin Higuchi, the drummer The signature sofas that used in recognition :iof the final street for the band and a San Jose State to be present at the first five fes- fair, they brought back some University student, said he usu- tivals were also seen scattered bands that have played in the ally describes the band's sound as throughout the street. past. being similar to Primus. People were chillin' on the The big draws for the festival Also playing at the Cactus grtuigy sofas, while they listened were the local bands "No Use For club, a second-rate Sacramento to the music that resonated A Name," "Insolence" and "X." band called the Floppy Rods through the city blocks. They played energetic sets that played a pitifully impotent set The sofas were later given had some people moshing in a cir- that failed to arouse most of the away in an adopt-a-sofa contest. cular pit and dancing in the audience members. It has been said that the show streets. As the day progressed, so did has a gritty, urban feel, and this Wright said when she was the rowdiness of the crowd, which is quite true. watching "X," she was surround- added some excitement. After It can be qualified empirically ed by some people who were hear- police sprayed a guy with mace by the ratio of vinyl hot-pants ing them for the first time and following a fight, it was literally and tube tops to the amount of others who knew all the words. and figuratively time to go. leers and pick-up lines uttered by "A lot of older people came drunken men on the streets. back to the event to remember John Doe, bassist for the I was gritty and urban, yes; the music that they heard when band X, finishes up the band's many in the crowd reveled in the festival first started. It was set at the SoFA Street Fair. The their ability to drink on the really great to see both age streets. groups there," she said. fair, held Sunday, was the 10th Some stood around getting There were three different and final for downtown San tipsy, while others pushed and stages at the event, located at Jose. shoved one another as they made opposite ends of the street. their way in and out of the clubs. On the Zero Magazine stage, This was San Jose in all its "No Use For A Name," a local Andrea Scott / Special to the Diall splendor, showing off the side punk band, played a tight set of Shea Seger is not afraid to bare her soul By Tiffani Analla Seger's not afraid to sing synthetic to soul to country, not I just want to be loved and to about a broken heart or how love always." New RCA STAFF WRITER usually hip-hop. SENIOR she wants to be loved. Seger coos, "Should I, should Perhaps, most importantly, recording artist Singer-songwriters seemingly The first track, "Last Time," I, should I lie?" Seger's self-confessional lyrics Shea Seger. Her are often under appreciated, opens the album with Seger Suddenly DRUGS. steps in come at a time when individu- debut album is especially in today's music land- some- wailing away at herself. and raps, "Sometimes I wonder als may be looking for titled "The May scape. 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However, with his cheeks in the world refer to the Malaysian (played by Stiller's wife, Christine sucked in and lips pouted (which is prime minister as "claymation Taylor), a reporter for Time who Derek's trademark look named dude" and "prime rib," the audi- dislikes models, writes an expose "Blue Steel"), he convinces the ence is drawn into the hilarious on Derek, but still tries to remain audience. world of the fashion industry. close and help him out. Ferrell's performance as Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson She discovers that Mugatu's Mugatu rivals Stiller as the funni- portray a more stylish version of colleague, Katinka (played by real- est character. life supermodel Mille Jovovich, For example, he hilariously who acts as if she could be the twin boasts that he was the inventor of REVIEW of Natasha from Rocky and Bull- the piano key tie as he stylishly winkle), is linked to the deaths of wears a garbage bag at the Dere- "Dumb and Dumber" in the light- some male models and eventually licte fashion show. hearted comedy "Zoolander." puts the pieces of Mugatu's plan However, he did not even have Stiller, who created the charac- together. to say a word. ter for a skit for the 1996 VH1 Another plot in the movie is the With his poodle hairstyle and Fashion Awards, co-writes, co-pro- rivalry between Derek and Hansel "Mugatu" label blatantly strapped duces and directs the movie and (played by Wilson). around his clothing, an obvious also stars as Derek Zoolander. Hansel is the younger model parody of fashion designers, he Derek is a popular but aging who threatens Derek by winning leaves the audience in tears. international male model who is Male Model of the Year at, ironical- Other notable performances are targeted by the poodle-toting ly, the VI-11 Fashion Awards, which Jerry Stiller (Ben Stiller's father) and looking successful fashion Derek had won for the previous as Derek's agent, Maury Ballstein, designer, Mugatu (played by Sat- three years. who also heads up his modeling urday Night Live's Will Ferrell) to The rivalry intensifies into a agency, Ball's Models. assassinate the new Malaysian "walk-off" which is set on a runway David Duchovny plays J.B. prime minister. where the two models battle by Pruitt, the "world's greatest hand Mugatu wants the prime minis- doing several runway walks, which model," who warns Matilda and ter dead because the prime minis- include break dancing and pulling Derek of Mugatu and Katinka. He ter wants to get rid of child labor in their underwear out of their pants. also explains that political assassi- Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures his country, which would ruin David Bowie referees and nations have been linked to male Mugatu's operations (an obvious reminds everyone that "old school models. From left to right, Milla lovovich as Katinka, Ben Stiller as Derek and Will Ferrell as Mugatu in stereotype of the fashion industry). rules." He says that some male models "Zoolander." Mugatu devises a plan to brain- The whole scene may be a bit are programmed to kill because wash Derek at a day spa (or as extraordinary, but funny nonethe- they are always told what to do. Winona Rider and several popular After all, what other profession should only be enjoyed for the silly Derek spells it, "daiye") to make less. Several celebrity cameos fit- musicians such as Lenny Kravitz would be cheered up by drinking comedy that it is. him believe that child labor is Although Wilson is believable tingly bombard the movie and and Gwen Stefani are among the orange-mocha frappuccinos? Although the characters are good. as a ditsy, new-age California make the audience feel that they cameos. "Zoolander" is not meant to be stupid, and the movie may be He continues to brainwash surfer, it is unlikely someone are part of the fast-paced celebrity "Zoolander" is a clever comedy over analyzed and not to have any dumb, it is everything a movie Derek into assassinating the whose nose is dented on both sides life. Fabio, Cuba Gooding Jr., that parodies the fashion industry. deep thought put into it, and it should be: entertaining. Vampire flick adds new blood to a tired screen By Fernando F. Croce in half by it, suddenly starts changing. In that sense, the horror of the If they are intelligent enough to con- DAILY STAFF WRITER She starts hanging out with the movie is squarely rooted in adolescence jure up such feelings as teenage inse- stoner crowd. She becomes wildly as a period of inexplicable change, of curity, morbid loneliness and sibling Morning comes to a row of brick aggressive. She even learns to enjoy bodies as well as minds, and in the devotion, Fawcett and his screenwriter, houses, sun-dappled yet somehow the wolf whistles from guys as she girls' inability (or unwillingness) to Karen Walton, lack the verve to sustain drab. The camera prowls past white parades down the locker room. relate to anybody who could help them them or do more than just skim over picket fences, through a toddler's She also starts growing a tail. Hair through it. them. playpen, and ends on a gruesomely sprouts out of her wounds. She devel- For instance, the girls' mother (wit- Instead, they pile on the gore. Floors gutted dog. ops an unquenchable thirst for dis- tily played by Mimi Rogers) is a some- and walls are awash in the crimson Starting with this little bow to its membering horny jocks in 'the back- what clueless hen so pleased about her stuff, culminating in a Halloween-set spiritual father, David Lynch's "Blue seats of cars. daughter's first period that she does climax that looks like an R-rated "Ginger Snaps," directed by John not notice anything really wrong with episode of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer." Fawcett, was made last year in Cana- her until Ginger has become a boulder Still, the film is infinitely more REVIEW Photo courtesy of 11.1 International da, and has since acquired something of sinew and bloodied fangs. interesting than all the "Scream" Katharine Isabelle as Ginger in "Gin- of a cult reputation as a smart, tight It is Brigitte, Ginger's one confidant, movies lumped together, simply Velvet," "Ginger Snaps," opening Oct. 5 horror film that never got proper dis- ger Snaps." who must put a stop to her sister's because it cares for the lives of its char- at the Camera Cinemas, injects its own tribution this side of the border. increasingly gory rampage and, in the acters, rather than setting them up brand of the grotesque into suburbia. death-obsessed teenagers who bran- It is not surprising that it mates process, question her friendship and like sitting ducks in a shooting gallery - Ginger ;Fitzgerald (Katherine dish their sneering, "Whatever!" hostil- teenagers with the eupernatgrai,4ip dependency towards her. for the sake of "ironic," post-modern Isabelle) is .1 not-quite-16 loner who ity like a badge against the world. audiences have kitawn, ett?ri'efo "Ginger Snaps" fails to live up to its hipsterism. _ has, along with biz. younger sister -. One full moon evening, Ginger is "Carrie," that menstrual blood is much reputation as an unheralded horror Warts and all, "Ginger Snaps" is a Brigitte (Emily Perkins), styled herself attacked in the woods by a pony-sized more perplexing and scary than any sleeper, but not before raising a consid- worthy entry in a genre dearly in need into one of those sulky, black-clad, creature and, after being nearly bitten beastly nightmare creature. erable number of interesting themes. of new blood. Q & A with Steve Zahn and Paul A San .7.2 Downtown Association Production Walker on the new film 'Joy Ride'

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LISA PICARD thriller about a teen prank Among the different genres Hoping to work with other IS F6 OuS LIAM gone wrong. of movies, Walker said he felt comedians such as Jim Carrey .1 TOGETHER Happy ACCIDENTS The film stars Steve Zahn that comedies were hard to do, and Owen Wilson, Zahn said CAMERA OWL- 366 S First SI. 996-3300 ("That Thing You Do," "Reality unlike Zahn, who is funny by working with Robert Duvall * * A * I 0. 5,1- 11,1 I Bites"), Paul Walker ("Fast and nature. would be an honor. . . the Furious," "Varsity Blues") "I get the tough-guy, hottie Zahn credits the profanity t and Leelee Sobieski ("Eyes parts and they somehow turn in the movie for "Joy Ride's" T W "R" rating. 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6 Tat RNDAY, OCTOBER 4. 2001 NEWS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAII N CARET: Muslim students satisfied KSJS: The new antenna gives the radio station a stronger signal reaching Fremont especially in San tion," Duncan said. "I came here five years ago as continued from Page 1 "Not iihiiued from Page 1 of our signal, only in my eyes does it Jose. We were stronger in Cal After a series of "half-power" a DJ," Martinez said. "We were increase my knowledge, but since Hayward." testing back East, KSJS was at 238 watts, and up until last said, "We don't care what kind of it's a public In 1991, at 250 watts, KSJS State class it would Hammet and Edison of San given its license to go to "full- Tuesday all I've ever heard is food it is, but we are concerned increase the knowledge of non- shared the tower below KSJO, which was perched at the top of Francisco was the consulting power" on Sept. 21. complaints about the signal. So where the meat comes from." Muslim students," Ali said. word." Amir-Mustafa the tower. engineer that mapped out an Duncan emphasized how well far I haven't heard a bad said members Amir-Mustafa said he saw felt that of the Muslim Student Associa- "As stations like us go up in aggressive pattern, or a foot- the new reception worked. Martinez said he hope coming out of the meeting low reach, KSJS is tion were trying to find the steps height, we have to go down in print, by suggesting that KSJS "The most important thing is despite the with Caret. use a directional antenna sys- get in your car and drive," he still one of the top college radio necessary to bring a curriculum "We see some power to protect stations that steps are being to us on tem. said. "I drove up 280 on Friday stations and receives high Arbi- to campus that offers academic taken to cater to our concerns," are adjacent the dial." programs in Islamic studies and Adams said. The new tower consists of after we increased power, and I tron ratings. Amir-Mustafa said. three antennas, two that point got 10 more miles up 280 that I "I'm getting great feedback courses that teach Arabic. "It was very nice to see the Despite the reach, KSJS was interfering with the Berkeley north and one that points south- didn't get before. I got all the from Palo Alto and Menlo Park," Non-Muslim students could people who are actually running Fremont increase their knowledge station KALX. east. way up to SF and I was still Martinez said. "I live in by tak- the school, and we could give sug- as day. It's great to ing an Islamic course if it was "Since they had a license and Engineer John Duncan was hearing our station, not great, and it's clear gestions to them," said Mahsa instrumental in implementing but it was still coming in at Pac go home and be able to listen to offered at SJSU, Ali said. Behmaram. we only had a construction per- mit, the FCC asked us to lower the new antenna and has been Bell Park." the radio station where I work." our power until they resolved with the department for nine According to Adams the new Martinez also said he encour- the issue." Adams said. years. antenna brings heavier respon- ages students to call the station KSJS took over KSFH, a high According to Duncan, the new sibilities. to give feedback about the new Preaching patriotism school station on 90.5, which for- low-power transmitter works "It's been 10 years and proba- antenna. got to renew its license. well and better than the older, bly 50 to 60 thousand dollars Michelle Robles, KSJS pro- "It took three to four years, high-power ones from the olden easily that we've spent on this motions director, said KSJS' then we went back up to 250 days. with lawyers and engineers to new strength will bring more watts, but you still couldn't get "The old one was about ensure a permanent footprint. opportunities for the station. us on campus very well." Adams $75,000, and the new one is What John said about hearing "We have to be careful now said. about $8,000." Adams said. us in San Francisco is a big with promos and events since American Tower, which owns "When they built the new deal." Adams said. "We answer we reach cities further out like the tower KSJS' antenna is on, tower, we stayed at the same to the federal government now." Los Gatos." Robles said. "It real- decided to replace the tiny tower height, but it was more narrow. According to KSJS General ly opens up a whole new area of with a bigger one that had bad But when they put us on the Manager Nick Martinez, the opportunities for us. I think it's effects on the reception, Adams new wider tower, it blocked our new antenna is a welcome addi- great for the students and for said. "In doing that, our tiny lit- signal in several directions and tion and an end to all the com- the people joining in the spring tle antenna reacted so badly interfered with our signal since plaints about the old antenna's semester at our new higher with the tower that we lost a lot were such a low-powered sta- reception. wattage."

CREDIT CARD QUIZ (CONT.) Iran Kashinsky , Special to the Dai1.1 Evangele Alexandro yells in front of the Clark library Tuesday afternoon as a police officer tries to remove him from campus. Alexandro left by his own will. Interview talks about Islam who are sons of Amen - Afull house in Morris Dailey ulations Auditorium listened to the cans. There are Cambodian gang thinking of essayist Richard kids who wait at grocery stores in Rodriguez under the questioning the Tenderloin to close, to make of former San Jose Mercury News their move, to prove that they're publisher Jay Harris on Monday Americans. One of the things that evening, joins us together is hatred. It's a Their wide-ranging conversa- sign of the norms of wartime. tion began with the aftereffects of They get solidified. They coalesce 13) Credit cards are the nation's nightmare, as under the threat of a common Rodriguez described it, in a first enemy... transcript of their dialog in Tues- day's Spartan Daily. In installment JH: There is the enemy without No. 2 in Wednesday's Daily, the and the enemy within. In a pre- valuable because they two men discussed the effects of scriptive way, for those of us who the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on would not want to see that happen freedom and security, again, who would not want to see us overcome by that fear of the This is the third installment in a other. What would you suggest? continuing series that will carry What should we be doing to con- the conversation to conclusion in quer that developing angst? dialog, excerpts and reaction as A. offer financial flexibility space allows: RR: I'm telling everybody in this room that you are living in the JH: Let me ask you about century of Islam. Islam is going to B. can be used conveniently on-line (growing in the "enchanted child- be the largest and greatest religion hood" that Spain enjoyed during of your century. It will be the reli- the time of dictator Francisco gion of the world. You must get to Franco). At a time when the nation know it. You must get to see it as C. are "shiny" looked to the Pacific Coast with something other than a foreign fear right after the start of World presence in your cities. It is part of War II ... during one of the most the way we are going to be living embarrassing acts in our national our lives. You should read the history, (Americans of Japanese Koran. You should realize that the heritage were committed to intern- men who crashed those airplanes. ment camps). Do you see that sort .. were committing blasphemy. You of danger moving on the horizon? should know why. You should not make these people strangers to RR: Yes. you. I'm not talking politics. They are going to be part of your lives. J11: Do you think that's a real You have to demystify them. You threat? have to make them safe from peo- ple who are reproachful and recog- RR: Yes, I see it all the time. nize that they are people who live And there is a new Americanism next door to you, because they do. that is being fought specifically among ethnic and immigrant pop- JR: Let's take a break Hoax hijacking leaves India in alert For answers to questions like these and others about how credit cards really work, visit www.credit-ed.citibank.com. Be smart Get the facts you need to use your card wisely. citi NEW DELHI, India (AP) A them it was a security drill, reported jetliner hijacking That prompted criticism from Wednesday night that sent coin- parliament. mandos storming onto the plane "If this was an exercise, it turned out to be a false alarm. should not have lasted more than The government blamed the mis- an hour. This has put the whole take on a hoax phone call and nation in a state of anxiety and confusion aboard the aircraft, concern," said Chandrakant Earlier, civil aviation officials Kharge, a member of parliament said hijackers seized a Boeing from the ruling coalition. 737 jetliner shortly after its "This was not a drill. Until 10 departure from Bombay late minutes ago we thought it was a Wednesday night, with 54 people hijack," Hussain said. "It was on board, only when the commandos National security force corn- entered the cockpit that even the mandos surrounded the plane pilots realized that it was a false early Thursday at Indira Gandhi alarm." International Airport in New The Alliance Air jet had Delhi. Fire vehicles and ambu- departed Bombay and was head- lances ringed the runway, and a ed for New Delhi when the caller fuel tanker was parked in front reported the plane hijacked, Hue- to prevent the jet from taking off sain said. Civil Aviation Minister Shah- After learning of the call, the nawaz Hussain later called it a pilot, Capt. Ashwini Behl, locked false alarm triggered by a call the cockpit door, thinking the reporting a hijacking to an air hijackers were hidden among the traffic control station. passengers, Hussain said. The Passengers gave conflicting passengers, he continued, appar- accounts of what occurred, with ently thought the hijackers were some saying the pilot informed in the cockpit. 0 2001 Citicorp. Citi with Arc Design is a registered service mark of Citicorp

4 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS THURSOM, OCTOBFR 4.2001 7 Hill having fits about September as WAC season begins

By Mike Osegueda Two postponed games, one talking l ter," Hill er's name isn't listed. Usually, he's season. the list of injuries is DAILY SENIOR STAFF WRITER against rival Stanford and one the about the NA- said. "But a fixture at or near the top. Leading team's first home game. three Across we will get Currently, Whitaker has 163 defensive captain Luke La Her- With the simple flip of a calen- But now the second season personal this thing yards on 49 carries in three games. ren, who hurt his right knee at dar, Spartan football coach Fitz starts. It's conference play. fouls the nipped in The problem, Whitaker said, is Arizona State. He is listed as Hill is hoping it will all be erased: "Going into conference we're team was the the bud. that he's not a secret anymore. questionable for Saturday. the month of September, the 0-3 0-0," said defensive tackle Larry charged It's like And often times, such as last Also listed as questionable is start. All of it. Dawson. "The conference means with last treating weekend against ASU, he had wide receiver Juan Walden, who Hill sat determined Monday, more than the preseason games. I Saturday cancer. You eight defenders chasing him each suffered a contusion in his right the first day of October, saying think we're up for the task." against Middle\ give it time he got the ball. rib area. that things were going to change. SJSU kicks off WAC play Sat- Arizona chemother- The 5-foot-6-inch running back Cornerback Alfred Durr, who "Our preseason is over," Hill urday against Louisiana Tech at State apy had a total of 1,577 yards rushing left the ASU game with a knee said. "We'll put that behind us and 6 pm. University. it. If that doesn't work, you ui Wampu- kil and 15 touchdowns last year. injury, is out for at least two move forward to playing for the The trip to Ruston, La., is the "It's stupid, bottom line," Hill tate it." "He's a marked man," Hill said. weeks, Hill said. (Western Athletic Conference) farthest east the Spartans will said. "Lack of discipline and lack of "We just have to find a way to Another cornerback on the championship. Forget about Sep- travel this season. control are the things that frus- Where's Whitaker? break him open." shelf is Carlos Koustas, a junior. tember. Everybody remembers While the outcomes of the past trate me." He should miss the rest of the sea- November" games aren't lingering in Hill's Hill, however, did not name the The most visible difference in The Walking Wounded son, Hill said. There's a lot to forget for San mind, specific problems are. players who incurred the penal- this young football season is the Koustas damaged his lateral Jose State University: three non- Most important are turnovers ties, nor how the matter would production of Deonce Whitaker. Going into Louisiana Tech, the collateral ligament in practice. He conference losses, two in which the and penalties, he said. specifically be handled. Take a look at the WAC's top 10 Spartans are the most banged up saw starting time as a freshman Spartans gave up 50-plus points. Hill became animated when "That will be an internal mat- rushers this season and Whitak- they've been before any game this and sophomore in the secondary.

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1 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2001 SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY S A N JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY --- Sharks are ready to break the 'Big Four' rcria, Marchment's injury. DAILY SPORTS EDITOR Jillson is fresh out of the Uni- versity of Michigan and the "The Big Four." Sharks have been impressed with That's the phrase you'll hear in his offensive instincts. the San Jose Sharks' locker room However, Sutter notes that Jill- used to describe the dominant son has been on the ice during teams of the Western Conference many of the preseason goals that the Colorado Avalanche, the were scored against San Jose and Dallas Stars, the Detroit Red would prefer the rookie to develop Wings and the St. Louis Blues. in the minors. St. Louis has been the San "Jeff is gifted when he's got the Jose's nemesis in the playoffs the puck, but you can't make two mis- past two years, and the Blues takes a game ... that ends up knocked the Sharks out in the first becoming two goals against you. If round last season. And San Jose is you're caught out of position in this in the same division as Dallas. league, you're beat," Sutter said. It's no secret the Sharks (40-27- 12-3) want to take the Pacific Divi- Between the pipes sion away from the Stars, who have been at the top of the division The strength of the Sharks is in the past five seasons. the crease if goaltender Evgeni "The whole conference has been Nabokov will regain the form he trying to chase those teams for the had at the beginning of last season. last few years," said center Mike For a while, it was a dream sea- Ricci. "Now it's time for a few son for Nabokcw. The little-known teams to actually give them some goalie from Kazakhstan surprised competition." the NHL with 32 wins and and was But head coach Darryl Sutter later named rookie of the year. knows his team will have to claw, However, Nabokov's play after bite and scratch to get to the post- the all-star break was streaky, as season, let alone take out the Stars. he let in a number of soft goals and Worse yet, the Big Four picked got blown out of some contests. up a number of marquee players. "I was alright last year, then (I) Detroit, who the Sharks play just went into a slump in Febru- tonight, acquired the league's best ary" Nabokov said, saying he got goaltender, Dominik Hasek, as well mentally shaken after the All-Star as superstar wingers Luc Robitaille break, then got hurt in the playoffs. and Brett Hull. And Dallas picked Nabokov knows he's under the up center Pierre Turgeon and wing microscope this season. "There's Donald Audette to boost its offense. more pressure, more than ever," 'The Big Four really improved," Nabokov said. "Last year, I won the Sutter said. "A team will have to games and became the No. 1 goalie. make 100 points to make it to the I know if I don't win the games, I'm playoffs. Fifty wins. That's a hell of not the No.1 goalie on this team." a standard. Last year it was 90, 95 Backing up Nabokov is rookie points to make the playoffs. And Miikka Kiprusoff, who tended goal that might not be good enough this after Nabokov was injured. Scouts year." say Kiprusoff (2-1, 1.95 goals- The Sharks also want to go far- Ben Liebenberg Daily Staff against-average last season) has ther in the playoffs. The second San lose Sharks goaltender Evgeni Nabokov dishes the puck off to right wing Teemu Selanne after making a save in the Sept. 25 more upside than Nabokov. round is no longer enough for game against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. Nabokov won 32 games and was the National Hockey League's rookie-of-the-year last season. Nabokov expects to start in 60 them, and last year's early ejection to 70 games this year. The work- has some players seething. 217 goals last season. The Sharks think he will blow for the Sharks. load doesn't bother him, he said, "We were disappointing last Thornton said his line was effec- rebound. He had a career year in Defense in question "(Rathje) plays a lot of minutes and the Olympic break that inter- year," Ricci said. "We lost in the tive because they clicked together '93-'94 when he scored 52 goals, but on this team," said his partner, Rag- rupts the NHL season in February first round. We were expected to go and thrived under pressure. last season, he had only 26 points Normally, defense would be a narsson. "Hell be tough to replace of 2002 may help him. to the Stanley Cup. I was disap- "We are guys who like to get in 82 games. strong point, with the pairs of with kids who are inexperienced." Or, he said, the break might pointed going back home and hear- something done," Thornton said. "Guess you have a year of suc- Marcus Ragnarsson and Mike The kids are rookie defensemen make him rusty ing people tell me 'you did OK in "We're not normally the go-to guys, cess, and everyone measures that Rathje shadowing the opposition's Brandon Smith and Jeff Jillson. "But then again, I'm not 40- the playoffs.' but last year, we were the guys against you for the rest of your best players, young gun Brad Stu- Jillson is most likely to be in the years old," said the 26-year-old who came through in the clutch, career," Graves said. art and veteran Gary Suter creat- Sharks starting lineup, due to Nabokov, smiling. The front line scoring big goals." Thornton said he is impressed ing offense from the blue line and The keys for the forwards, Sutter by the Sharks pickup, and thinks big bodies Bryan Marchment and ;,.liurieretuerarenruerertaruattroutunruttezrutrereril The Sharks are deep at the for- said, is for Selanne to put up anoth- Graves will rebound. Scott Hannan providing physical ward position, and there are a num- er 50-goal season, Adam Graves to "Adam is a proven goal scorer," defense. Chinese Cuisine ber of players who can put the puck regain his scoring touch and be a Thornton said. "He's strong with But Rathje is holding out in a FOOD TO GO in the net. Offense is expected to be gritty presence and center Patrick the puck, a proven leader and a contract dispute. Vander*, & Szechuan Cuisine Box Lunch to Go a major improvement this season. Marleau to continue improving. All leader in the locker room. In Dal- Stuart is coming off a freak tonch and Dinner Catering Available How deep are the Sharks? three of those players comprise the las, the team would pick up old injury from lifting weights, and he Open Daily - closed Sunday Limited Delivery Three-time 50-goal scorer Teemu Sharks' second line. guys and vets like Graves, and will likely be rusty, as he didn't Selanne is on the second line. Marleau, the Sharks' No. 1 draft they'd add something to the team play a shift during the preseason. We accept: VISA MC AMEX DIS "That tells you how deep we are pick in 1997, had a career best 25 to make us all turn it up a notch. And Marchment is currently as a team," said center Vincent goals and 52 points last season and Being here in San Jose with a sidelined for the next few weeks 131 E. Jackson Street Damphousse. "Most teams usually is on the verge of stardom. chance to contend, Adam might feel with a wrist injury. 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara have only two solid lines. We have Selanne was obtained last sea- refreshed." Rathje's holdout is the biggest 294-3303 or 998-9427 Between 3rd and 4th Street three good scoring lines." son from the Mighty Ducks of Ana- Damphousse only played in 45 heim in exchange for popular left games last season, but scored a wing Jeff Friesen and goaltender total of 46 points. Steve Shields. His linemate, Sharks captain But injuries hampered "the Owen Nolan, had a dismal drop off Finnish Flash" in his stint with the from 44 goals in 78 games in 1999- Sharks last year, rendering him 2000 to 24 goals in 57 games in ineffective during the playoffs. to look for parking? 2000-2001. A contract dispute, The Sharks picked up Graves Tired of arriving to campus early injuries and suspensions took their during the summer. Graves, 33, toll on the rugged right wing. won Stanley Cups with the The checking line of Ricci, Edmonton Oilers and the New your energy for class and ride VTA to SJSU. Niklas Sundstrom and Scott York Rangers, but is seen by some Save Thornton scored 51 of the Sharks' as a player in decline.

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