:MIMI 1014 NO: Si THURSDAY AP 997 SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT Softball team prepares Traditional Chinese, Indian for two-state road trip music adapted to jazz Page 6 Page 5 Jose State University Since 1934 SkitTAN DAILY Daughters at flight work bolsters Precision self-esteem By Catherine Spencer girls need and deserve a day that Spartan Daily Staff Writer deals specifically with the unique issues they face," said Gingi Pica, a Adolescence can be a difficult Ms. Foundation spokeswoman. period for young women. Studies "Bringing girls to work helps them conducted by Harvard University to stay healthy, confident and and the American Association of resilient." University Women In support of reveal that during Take Our adolescence girls Daughters To tend to judge them- "Bringing girls Work Day, San selves based on their to work helps Jose State physical appearance University is and whether they them to stay encouraging receive less atten- employees and tion than boys in healthy, their children to school. confident and participate in this To bolster girls' event. University self-esteem during resilient." officials suggest this critical time, that children the Ms. Foundation should be between For Women has Gingi Pica, the ages of 9 and designated April 24 15 years old and as "Take Our Ms. Foundation spokeswoman be accompanied Daughters To by an adult men- Work Day." This tor at all times. day, which falls on "This program the fourth Thursday every April, gives children a better idea of what was created to recognize the their mom or dad does at work all strengths and talents of young day," said Steve Bartz, interim women and expose girls to the director of human resources. "It is exciting career options numerous, a very educational experience " open to them. "The Ms. Foundation believes See Daughters, page 8

Precision flight team pilot Sean Hogan, left, and safety pilot Cade Boeger bank left to align the Alums discuss SJSU's *flight team to single engine Cessna 172 with the New Jerusalem airport near Tracy. The team was coming in for a "missed approach" landing. Some events that the team will perform in the national flight compe- police careers battle country's best tition will include "power-on" and "power-off landings," a message drop and simulated flying. pre-flight was thorough. Sean Hogan, the SJSU Former students explain rigors, Precision Flight Team's safety officer, walked around the white and orange plane whistling and ducking benefits of law enforcement work underneath the long wings. Nearby, Cade Borger, a flight team member, took cloth in hand in a once-over cleaning By Terri K. Milner levity and insights as to how SJS1) and Hogan verified the fuel content in little shotglass-like Spartan Daily Staff Writer influenced his choice of careers. containers. "Nobody I've ever known The fistir-passenger Cessna 172 sat in the hangar man- Brian Head used to have hair thought I would be an officer," past his shoulders and wear aging to look small. Head said. "I came into the sociol- "It's a little bit more special than other ( essnas," Birkenstocks. ogy department here six years ago 150." Now he has a crew cut and flogan said. "It has 180 horse power rather than from a small town and it opened It's a plane llogan is used to flying, as the team regular- wears a badge. my eyes and Jose, but [lead graduated ly rents it from the Reid Ii illview Airport in San changed my life. If national com- from San Jose State he will be without it later this month at the "I came into it wasn't for this petition in Battlecreek, Mich. University with department. I'd a bachelor's "I don't have time to get it out there," I logan said. both the sociology still be that idiot I and master's degree "It'll be tricky because we won't find a 180 horse power used to be." cars, each one in sociology and is department plane in Michigan so it'll be different. Like The panel of handles differently." now a Mountain speakers was made Police here ... from Nationals, taking place "ruesday through May 4, will View up of four SJSU flight pit SJSU's long-standing, but little-known precision Officer. a small town graduates, all of such Head exempli- team against some of the best teams in the country, whom utilize their Force Academy. fied the mission of it opened as Purdue University and the Air and sociology degrees. Academy...," Boeger said, laughing. the criminology "The Air Force my eyes and Mt Soak Oh, "We're competing against them and my tax dollars pay for seminar that took who graduated place yesterday in their training." changed my from SJSU with A by earning second Moorhead Ihe team won its national berth Dudley bachelor's degree Regionals Borger him Hall: "To provide place against four other teams at life." in May 1996, has self picking up an overall 'Fop Pilot runner-up award -- information to only been in the graduates with a March 22 through 24 in Livermore. United States for "Nationals is a whole different ballgame, but we have a sociology degree - Brian Head, five -and -a -hall in lot of energy and enthusiasm," I log-an said. "I have A lot of criminology, Mountain View years and could of - about confidence that we're going to do well and impress a lot particular not speak English checks the fuel sump of the clubs rented Cessna available jobs and police officer people." Sean Hogan of the SJSU precision flight team when she began in water in the fuel mixture as part of the pre-flight pro- ways of going 172 airplane. Hogan is looking for signs of the department. See Flight, page 8 cedure which the team practices in preparation for national competitions in Battlecreek Michigan. about obtaining them," Scott "I recorded the classes and then Palasek, sociology club president, would review them at home two said. or three times because I didn't Story By Terri K. Milner Photos By Max Becherer Speaking to the crowd of about speak the language well and I also 45 students, Head provided both Spartan Daily See Law, page 8

SJSU Greeks Debbie Reynolds Mumnist says Tomorrow hazing is alive and Spartan football well in Greek system team wraps up empowers women Page 2 spring practice By Catherine Spencer Conference. Spartan Daily Staff Wnter Keynote spur 61 I )ebbie Suede shoes Reynolds, star of "Singing in the Dancers combine Breaking out and making it in Rain" and the new Albert Brooks, classical ballet and the fast-paced, ever-changing world film "Mother," motivated the audi- of the Silicon Valley can be tough. ence by sharing how she was able to rock 'n' roll It can be even harrier when you are rebound from contract disputes in Page 5 a woman. the movie industry, bankruptcy Recognizing the neuh of this and broken marriages. growing segment of the workforce, "Nothing is impossible if you Spartan golf local corporations delis cred a day work like a dog," Reynolds said. Women '.5 train for women to discover vast array 41-qP"' "The key is to he happy, never give wins the WA(' of valuable tools for successful rela- have faith that you can up and championship tionships and careers at San Jose's make it happen." PHOTO BY CHARLES SLAY Sp/Wan Oally first Bay Area Women's page 3 Page 6 Debbie Reynolds speaks at the firsi Bay Area Woman's conference See Reynolds,

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Thursday, April 24, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Social Security Numbers rule students' lives Texas A&M, student ID numbers intended for use as a universal identifier. Another possible area for abuse is credit the use of the mother's maiden name as a A,show up on everything from regis- The potential for misuse of a student's SSN Guest editorial cards. Every student has seen applications password, is only useful in protecting access tration forms to the display screens is enormous. Information Technology for Visa, American Express and Discover to an established account. Because of these seen when entering the Rec Center. Digest reported that with an SSN and "a cards posted across the campus. They ask for concerns, other major universities, have dose of computer knowledge or a modicum ulc. While this can be irritating, it is usually your SSN, according to one company, so stopped using the SSN as an identifier, opt- There are countless computer files and dealt with quickly and severely. paper with of effort, one can discover a person's grades, The main they can check your credit rating, which is ing to use a random number. ID numbers printed on them. way to combat it is to not share ID numbers This compromises students security as citi- health status, credit record ... " linked to you by your SSN. It is the compa- Each time a SSN is written or used, it According to the Registrar's Office, the with anyone. But there are other problems ny's responsibility to cross-check the names becomes more likely it can be stolen and zens because their ID numbers are also the which cannot be prevented or solved easily. Social Security numbers. SSN is used as an identifier because credit and numbers to make sure they match. fraudulently used. The University should hours and financial aid information need to The first of these concerns employment. A problem can arise if someone gets your stop jeopardizing students' privacy and secu- Social Security numbers came into being The Immigration Reform Law requires with the Social Security Act 01 1935 and be reported to the state and federal govern- name and SSN off a document, such as a fee rity for the sake of their convenience. mentse. The Registrar's Office also said the applicants for employment to provide their slip or test form. He or she can then apply were intended for use only by the Social SSN in the application process. Therefore, Security Administration. only type of fraud reported on campus has for a credit card in your name, and it will This guest editorial appears courtesy of The been students getting into the computer sys- illegal aliens must find a valid SSN/name show up on your credit report. Banalion from Texas AelvM University According to John Price of the B/CS pair to fool the IRS and INS. Social Security office, they were never tem and changing another student's schcd- The main security feature of credit cards, via U-Wire.

Racial comment not 114IS EXFIRNENTAL CPR GCTS io MFG IT GAINS MUCI-1 OF ITS FUEL EFFICIENCY Baseball's Aaron a acceptable in public AN \S NEARLY It LLkinfki FREE USNG ULTRALIGHT MATR1ALS... hero for this Aaron have masters golfer Fuzzy Zoeller publicly apologized Willie Nelson once sang, "My heroes Monday for making potentially harmful com- always been cowboys." Well, my heroes aren't ments to Masters Champion Tiger Woods. cowboys but baseball players. Zoeller called Woods "that little boy" and urged him When I was a little kid, I ate, slept and breathed base- not to request fried chicken or collard greens for next ball. If my mother hadn't stripped my baseball uniform year's Champions Dinner. off of me, I probably would have worn it 24 hours a day, Zoeller's comment was certainly wrong, but not for seven days a week. For me, growing up baseball was the the reasons one might think. He says he was joking, but - only thing that mattered. he was doing it in a bad place. I was lucky to be a kid in the 1970s when the game Fellow golfer Tom Lehman acknowledged that was still untainted with commercialism and million-dol- Zoeller would have "probably said the same thing to lar babies. Tiger's face, and both would have yukked it up." The game was chock-full of players who not only This implies that Zoeller's comments were not racist played the game well but who gave a damn about image but possibly just part of the normal banter that friends and respect for the fans and the game. and acquaintances go through. Players such as George If that is truly the case, it is Brett, Carlton Fisk and Jim not much different than one of Palmer were all players whom my friends (who happens to be I emulated on the playing field. black) making a comment Even players from the hated about me dancing like a white Dodgers and even more hated guy. Yankees had my respect I would not be offended ill (Bucky Dent, if you read this, I knew that there was no inten- still despise but respect you). tion of harm. But there was one player No one can speculate about WRITER'S FORUM who was, in my eyes, head and WRITER'S FORUM the impact the comment By Sean shoulders above the rest: By Aaron might have had on Woods. Coffey SJSU Greek system is aufjoke Hank Aaron. Williams Perhaps Zoeller's explana- he bright sunlight shining through nite amount of ridic e and dog-excre- Hammerin' Hank was the ment detail around the house. tion of his comments as "I did- the diffused windows of the frater- IVIR POLITO 'ALL 1, player I wanted to be. I want- The other pledge, still blindfolded, n't mean anything by it" will be adequate enough for nity house forced me to wake up CoRREi ed to hit home runs like him and play the outfield like Woods. Or perhaps Zoeller is just simply one of society's from my half-comatose state. I had only Was then pushed off an eight-foot cliff, him. lowest creatures: a racist. one thought on my mind brotherhood while I was the recipient of spittle-filled In school, I was always teased by being called Hank Zoeller is guilty of one fatal mistake, however. He my an. screaming directly in front of my face Aaron, because of my name, but what the kids didn't made his comments to a crew from CNN. As I lifted my head off the cold, hard for at least two hours. know is that I wore that taunt like a badge of courage It is one thing to make comments that cross the floor, I realized I had been sleeping in a ,That was the last thing I remember every time I heard it uttered. Political Correctness line with your friends. I say that not puddle of chunky-style vomit, laving me before waking up op the wrong side of As I've grown older, I have understood that some of because I feel it is with the task of wringing the aromatic bile my stomach fluid.. That was also the the taunts we-re of the racial nature, trying to in effect itarearaaafartextalettaalter right or even from my flowing, blond locks. last thing I took ass pledge before I call me black or some other misguided sentiment. As a acceptable, but I had been hazed, and it wasn't the first and every other member of my class child, I was ignorant, or at least unaware, of all the Zoeller's comment because it is a time. dropped out of the fraternity. hatred Aaron faced in 1974 as he was in the process of reality. The emaciated SJSU fraternity and This episode made me take a step shattering Babe Ruth's home-run record. was certainly Everyone has sorority system professes the evils and ille- back to evaluate the Greek system at I saw something on the news one night about death made some stu- gality of the ancient art of hazing while in search of any SJSU. Observation No. I: It is a joke. threats against Aaron, and I asked my dad what all of the wrong, but not for pid joke like that slightly willing members with very willing bank The Greeks are as thirsty for new recruits as the ultra- fuss was about. Ile said that some people didn't like the reasons one before, but it is accounts. dry, shriveled sponge sitting under your bathroom sink him because he was black. It was my first real experience different when They say such forms of pledge degradation would for the past four months. Very few people want to join with hatred and prejudice. I was Six. might think. you are in the never be permitted in their sacred Greek temples of the paltry remnants of a system that does not even In the anniversary celebration of Jackie Robinson public eye such hormones and keg taps. resemble the influential establishments at other schools. breaking baseball's color barrier, I found it touching as Zoeller. They lie. With the exception of the obnoxiously drunk guy dust Aaron's name was constantly mentioned as some- Intentions IASI week, the regional director at Sigma Gamma with the Greek letters on his sweatshirt who makes an one who continued Robinson's, and all of black notwithstanding, Zoeller should have realized this. Rho sorority filed a complaint with University police ass out of himself at a Spartans' baseball game, there is America's, fight. In private, Tiger might joke about having sex with claiming a pledge was physically abused during a house very little representation of the groups on campus. At I was watching the opening night ceremonies of the Zoeller's wife, but when a camera and microphone are in ceremony. According to the police report, the wanna-be the average football game, you will be lucky to find 50 ' new ballpark, Ted Turner Field. I have your face, you must think twice about every word you member reported that she was slapped in the face fraternity and sorority members in the stands, whereas been appalled since I first heard that the new park was- say. 'Mere are responsibilities to being a professional ath- whenever she began to grin. at many schools, large groups from various houses can n't going to be called Hank Aaron Stadium. Here was a lete that extend beyond training and practicing. True, this house is not part of the panhellenic coun be seen showing their support for their team. narcissistic, rich, white owner more concerned with his As a public figure, Zoeller should have realized that if cil that establishes the rules by which member sororities Observation No. 2: A Greek system will never flour- own identity than giving a great American his due and his comment were truly harmless to Woods, it might still must abide, but it is one of many minority houses on ish at SJSU. place in history. send a painful tent' mkt to viewers of that CNN broad- campus. At many other schools, the only way to integrate Instead, I think it was a slap in the face to not only cast that white America does not accept other etlinicities. The fraternity I chose to wastefully spend a semester into the social scene is by joining a fraternity or sorori- African Americans but baseball fans everywhere. Golf players accept sponsorship money and endorse- with, however, is a member of the interfraternity coun- ty. In San Jose, there is such diversity and so much to Turner did make a touching gesture by having Aaron ments and is therefore a representative of not only him- cil (IFC) and is supposed to abide by its stringent rules, do, most people will find ways to have fun without complete the park by bringing in home plate on open- self and ignorant white males everywhere, but also of his such as kegless parties and non-alcoholic (dry) rush. spending monthly dues to hang out with their friends. ing night. A nice gesture but not enough, Ted. corporate supporters, and even the sport of golf. While I was a pledge. I witnessed each of these rules, Most of the students here commute and have social I still think that Aaron is the greatest player I ever Of course, it matters how his comments were intend- along with the rules against hazing, broken by a few lives of their own already established, !caving the frater- saw, even though I saw him in the twilight of his career. ed, hut only Fuzzy Zoeller and Tiger Woods really know IFC houses. nities and sororities to fight for the leftover student When I play softball, I know I can't hit or field like if their relationship is the sort that allows for such volatile My most blatant incident of hazing occurred when body. him, but I like to wear the jersey with a no. 44 and the humor. six of the more influential brothers of the house kid- The Parthenon in Greece is in ruins and so is SjSifil name Aaron scrawled across the back. To paraphrase the Zoeller should have been smart enough and profes- napped me and one of my pledge-brothers, blindfolded Greek system. Gatorade commercial, "I want to be like Hank," and if sional enough to real im that even if Woods got the joke, us and took us to a secluded industrial area. We were the jersey is the only way I can be like him, then that's the rest of the country might not find it so funny. told that unless we finished off a bottle of wine and 1)ustin Sheirell is the Spartan Daily Sports Editor. just fine with me. six-pack of beer each, we would be subjected to an inft- William Jake column will rearm twat Tissodo (. elkiWilbit4. Sean Coffey is a Spartan Daily Stuff Writer. Aaron Williams is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

Students lack time, glass-ceiling. I have a litany of SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Letters to thy Editor outrageous, sexist sufferings I one Wasimaton square, San Jose, CA 95192.0149 14081924 3280 policies not interest, in clubs endured. Erma SJSUSDeaol.com Skolnick degrades stu- through my major. It's up to stu- On the day I thought I would Executive Editor Larry Lee Readers are encouraged to Kin, Managing Editor Marcus Walton erns by assuming they dents to make the hest judgment be presenting the report on a suc- STAPP WRITERS express themselves on the Opinion Opinion Editor Christine Ann Bacas page with letter "lack interest in activities of what they're offered and use it cessful study, my friend informed tasks Agawa, Melanie Balangue. Genoa Barrow, to the Editor or Photo Editor Jay L Clendenm Sean Coffey, Andrew W Davis, Devin Fehely, Campus Viewpoint on campus." Her ass urn pi ion to their advantage. me that the administration said I Sports Editor Dushn Shekel) A letter to the Uttar a 200- should not Ise about lack of inter- wasn't even to attend the Assistant Sports Editor Matt Romig James S Gunsalus. Larry Hernandez, Andy W presen- Ho, Andrew Hussey, Dennis Knight, Kimberly word nuponse to an issue or point est but, rather, lack of time. Belinda tation. Then Chief Photographer Sean Galvin of view that has appeared in the Amaya he handed me the features Editor William Jeske Lamlie, Gloria Magana, Tern K Milner, Puna Nair, I agree education goes beyond Journalism report. My name wasn't on it. Vic Ribero, Tiffany Sanchez, Jana Seshadri. Kim Spartan Dady. Campus Editor Rowena T Wad can Skolnick. Ronda Skider, Catherine Spencer. Mark A Campus Viewpoint is a 4541' the classroom, and clubs serve I proposed that study. I helped Downtown Editor 1 aura L mann word Spade), Laura Vanni, Aaron Williams. Deanna essay on current campus, valuable skills. But Phil Sanders' Women are not afraid design that study. I wrote that ro Copy Editor John tons MOON Zemke political or social quote, "Don't just conic to class report. I lost my temper Pm1 Senior Staff Writer Mike Traphagen Submbeions become the proper- of math, just realistic and ty of the Spartan Daily and may he and go home" is a generalization. barged in on the vice president. edited Ow clarity, grammar, libel What do they think? -filet guest column encour- He wasn't mad, he was sympa- PlICHOGRAPHERS your Kristina Barenbruue end length. Subsnotriout Maui Advertising Director Max Becherer, Ronda Bradford, Aric Crabb, every student hiss their parents ages women to pursue a thetic. Art Director Sam Deans doodahs the author's name, Brandon Garcia, Brenna paying for tuition? Sorry to disap- profession in the math and It wasn't fair, but that's the Retall Manager Christine Kiedaisch Jennison, David address, phone onstither, dent r 04 National tlianarAnnhiter Yomogela Luchansky. Dona Nichols, Andrew Nielsen. tura and major. point, but I'm one of those stu- sciences ("Stereotypes keep way it had to be. Why? Because if liseil Enterleinment or Justine Siech Charles Slay. Lea Taunello Submissions may be put in the dents who doesn't have Mom and women from science jobs"). I'm it was known I was the author, it Downtown Reneger antei Scheeler Editorial Cartoonist Lettere te the Editor bee at the Dad pay my way. not so sure this is a good idea. "would not be taken seriously." Benner Martethig teenager Kyle Had Rodriguez Spartan Daily Aloe in Dwight I work 30 hours a week and Ass science-minded woman, I Why? He looked me up and tilarlieting Mak/MR Sandy Wong Panel Hall Room 509, sent by hut Retell Account Executives Avenhka Anuia. GRAPHICS to (4010) 924-3237 or mailed to the take a full load and somewhere in excelled through nine years of down, head to toe and said, Chris Mary Chan, Fisher, Chitin Kao, Charlie Tim Burke Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, between. find quality time with biology, neurology, pharmaceuti- "Look at you." Kwan, Chen Hu Lee, Sylvia Sanchez. Glen So ADVISERS School of Journalism and Mesa Entertainment Account Executives Jesus my family. I acknowledge stu- cal botany, physiological psychol- You see, I'm female. Worse Communieations, Ganca, Deanna Griot, Jon Piazza. Sarah Advereolmg San Jou State dents like Dwayne Hearn who ogy, only to see my outstanding still, I'm a tall, blonde, female. It's Wheeler Jack Quinton One Wuhington make time in his busy schedule male classmates snatched off at naive to say women aren't in the Downiown Account Executives Dank Editorial Square, Sas Joao, CA 116192-0148, 00 Arguello, Carissa Brayman. Viven Chen, Susan Stephen Greene, Jan Shaw Rditorloillo are written by, and for campus activities, but students graduation, while I had to go sciences because they're "afraid of Medved Photo aro um unamoone of, the like him are only a handful. around knocking on closed doors. math." The problem is bigger. It's Spartan Deily editors, not 1 AnItts Juchl fang. Joseph Hu, Mite (aspw, Jon McNay the Skolnick seems very biased '11-he one that let me in was at a as big as the life-draining MM. reality Wheaton against her fellow students. I've level beneath my abilities, at a that women are born to be Neon fleefe 408.924.3280 Fax. 408.924.3282 Advardsing 408 911.3170 Published opinions and Weer. Spartan Daily (USPS11509-480) is punished every school day for (full academic tionnonts do not nmeourily reflect never heard a student complain salary not half of what my college ignored. year) $25 and (semester) Si S. Periodic postage paid at San Jose and additional the views of the Spartan Daily, the that their education lacks quality. buddies landed. I figured I would marling offices Mal subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester basis School of Journalism and Man My education has been enriched work my way up. What I Jennifer Comanaucations use realized Johannes SanJost State POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Spartan Daly, San Jose State AJSU by students and mentors I've met was this was a field with a low Journalism i7W1VERSITY unversty, One Washngton Square. San Jose. CA, 951920(49

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Beat poet discusses her life The forum will take place from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Joseph T. Kelly performs will also be discussed. All are welcome to attend. Call SJSU's Center for Literary Arts will host a poetry WSQ Hall Room 207. For more information, call conic loin the School of MUSK and Dance as Dawn Holt .4 924 1009 with JIquestions. reading from beat poet Diane di MT] at 7:30 p.m. SOTA at 924-2118 or Mike at 258-3435. Joseph T. Kelly performs a senior French horn recital today and a discussion session about her life and at 7:30 p.m. in the Music Building Concert Hall. For Alliance offers support work at 12:30 p.m. on Friday. Hang out with SOLES more information, call Joseph Kelly at 924-4673. I IR ( eshian ind hiis,iii.il Alliance will hold The author of more than 30 books of poetry and The Sudety of Latino Engineers and Scientists A meeting 6016 3:30 pin ii, S p.m. in the Student prose, di Prima came to prominence as a beat poet in (SOLES) will have a general meeting and elections Bend your ear at music hour L'n ion Guadalupe Room. .all I eslie at 998-3336 Manhattan in the 1960s. She moved to the west day for the 1997-1998 academic year today at 6:30 The SJSU Latin Jan Ensemble will perform Latin for lllll re information. coast shortly thereafter and now resides in San p.m. It will take place on the third floor of the jazz favorites and Afro-Cuban rhythms today during Fransisco. Engineering Building (MEP) in Room 367. Call "The Music Hour" at 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.111, in the Meet Delta Lambda Kappa She will be reading from her many works of poet- Carlos Restrepo for more information ii 599-0012. Music Building Concert Flail. Call Dan Sabanovich 1 heir ssII Ic Delia 1 amlida h.iiiiia sorority ry on Thursday night, including her most recent at 924-4631 for more information. meeting today at S p.m. in the Student works "Pieces of a Song: Selected Poems" and Join the Hispanic Business Cuatlalupe Roons. For more inforniamiti, page "Seminary Poems." Association improve your nightlife with Relies a ISOSSell AT 864-9072. On Friday she will be discussing her life and Ilk's .1 'he Hispanic business association will be holding Christ work, including the soon-to-be-published first vol- a general meeting today at 5:15 p.m. in the Student See student artwork and ume of her autobiography "Recollections of My Life Join the Campus Crusade for Christ for Union Council Chambers. Call Maribel at 294- "Nightlife" at 8 p.m. in the Student Union Almaden gallery exhibits As a Woman." 3667 for details. Admission is free and no reservations are required Room. Call Eddie Zacapa for more inhumation Al Hie School ot Ali and Design will be showing to either event. Both events will be held in 923-2656. five dilletent gallery shows today f 11 a.m. to 4 Washington Square Hall Room 109. For more p.m. in the galleries cif the Art I1iii1 1,1,g Call the information or for special accomodations call (408) Watch a video with The Nation Women can find support 924-4330 for more information. 924-1378. of Islam Student Association I he Wornen's Resource t:enter is holding a The Nation of Islam Student Association will be women's support group from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. Study the Bible with your lunch showing a video of Minister Louis Earrakhan that will this afternoon in the Administration Building Room ihe I tutu:ran Student 1 clhissslui, cull have a Get informed about address the banding together of minority groups to 222B. Call Leigh at 924-6500 for details. "Bible Brown flag" Pike siudy silo 0 1 p.m. to 2 Occupational Therapy better serve the campus and community. The video p.m. in the Student Violin Mit:mils,, Room. Call "Hie Student Occupational Therapy Association will be shown in the Student Union Pacheco Room Learn about a future career the First Immanual 1 titheran Chou Ii at 292-5404 is having forum on "Areas of Practice." Topics will from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Freddie Muhammad The Child Development Club will host .4 speakei for more information. include types of settings, the occupational therapy at (510) 333-5369 for more information. from the Career Center to discuss potential job role, working with other disciplines, services provid- Oalipiled by Sean Coffey opportunities and current salaries at 4:30 p.m. in the Spartan Moll Stan Writer ed, reimbursement, fieldwork tips and your first job. Central Classroom Building Room 118.. Resumes Reynolds continued from page 1 Reynolds explained the impor- While some were inspired, others Convention Critter Wednes y ttized. People were always there to hearing the speech about making tance of networking and making were entertained by Reynolds' imper- where they listened and learned. show you where things were, and it your dreams come true. She remind- For about 45 years, Reynolds has workplace contacts. sonations of Dr. Ruth and Katherine "This event was extreniely success- wasn't too spread out," said Leza ed me how important it is to not let acted in more than 35 motion pic- 'Women are pioneers in the Hepburn and amused by jokes she fu," said Mary Stabelfeld coordinator Isadora, a representative for the your dreams slip away." tures, two Broadway shows, and a process of personal growth and pro- told about her life with her ex-hus- of the event. "First-time events can be learning Company. "I really liked host of television shows. fessional change and we have to keep bands, and her career. difficult to plan. because you just don't Through her experience, Reynolds being pioneers," she said. "I have seen Debbie Reynolds know how many people will show up." discussed how the movie industry has "Debbie was great because she when she performed at the sympho- Seminars focused on business, per- .41",1 el changed to include more women in a speaks like us and she is so down to ny, but I never heard her speak sonal development, and life enrich- R401: t4159s 194, variety of important positions. TSHI earth," said Gaetane Courchesne, a before. She is so funny. It was wonh ment and topics such as, "getting iz vs . "Men used to call all the shots in woman attending the conference. "It the price of admission," retiree connected to the Internet", "decorat- CUSTONIZED the show-business industry," Reynolds is scary to grow older, but Reynolds Enriqueta Service said. ing on a dime" and "packaging your- sa & mastercard said. "Now women are directors, writ- With over 38 professional speakers self for success." makes it seem less painful and not so r; ers, and producers as well as actors. bad. Now I feel like maybe it isn't the and dozens of workshops, more than "The workshops and all the speak- The movie industry has become far end of the road." 800 women packed the McEncry ers were professional and well-orga- less prejudiced than other pmfessions." 7.3 Rrs,,EAC Vu EA C% FACIA color print oil lilcludesz Police seeking baby-using thieves for a one Ts. hour 1 are Beefy- Tree otea ?lanes arti,040 infant and hope possible priCeS cottoti By Kimberely Lemke this couple gets in a jam while com- quent burglaries. 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San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Opera comes to S.J. has been one of the most requested operas at longer. La Boheme, a the theater to date. One of the most memorable solo perfor- Puccini based his opera on Henry Murgcr's mances is soprano, Musetta's (Layna novel "Scenes dc Is Vic de Boheme" about Chianakas) interpretation of "Quando m'cn tender story impoverished bohemians living in Paris circa vo," in which she brags about how men 1830. "La Boheme" is a tender, yet bittersweet admire he wherever she goes. love story between two pairs of bohemians The most entertaining and comical act in about love, is who are touched briefly by love. Puccini won "La Boheme" is in the scene in which the international acclaim for his interpretation of landlord Benoit reminds the four roomates Murger's novel, teaching it audience a few that their rent is due, but what the landlord for people of lessons in love. underestimated was the roomates' scheme to The central story revolves around the new- get him drunk with wine so that they could found love of a young Parisian poet, Rodolfo take his mind off the rent. all ages and a simple milliner, Mimi, who is suffering In the last hour of the opera, the two pairs from tuberculosis, an infectious disease affect- of lovers drift apart torn by fear and jeal- By Melanie Balansue ing the lungs. The opera is set in in the mid- ousy. Coincidentally, it is Musetta, the Spartan Daily Staff Writer dle of winter, and because tuberculosis wors- coquette who ultimately brings both Rodolfo ens in cold weather, Mimi's condition declines and Mimi back together glimmer of the lights lade and a as the weather becomes more The silence befalls the crowd the unbearably As the weather grows much colder, Mimi's sudden frigid. health scene unfolds. plunges, thus making her the central "La Boheme" premiered in Turin, Italy, at character after the third act. Mimi's (Tamara It is Christmas Eve, two impoverished the Teatro Regio (Theatre Regio) the fact that they in February Mesic) solo in the forth act was mesmerizing. Parisian artists make light of 1896 and premiered in the U.S. in Los In her solo, on their work because of she professes her undying love for cannot concentrate Angeles a year later. Puccini's opera evokes so Rodolfo and reminisces about their first meet- the cold. Rodolfo the poet sacrifices his manu- much feeling and does so with few words. ing. script to use as fuel for the fire that has the opera itself is fairly short compared to philosopher Colline, a third The alternating cast of "La Bohime" burned out. The other operas like "Faust" which stretches for includes Matthew Kirchner as roomate, enters and complains that the pawn- Rodolfo, three hours. "La Boheme" is made up of four Tamara Mesic as Mimi, Nmon Ford-livene as shops are all closed. A fourth roomate, acts which are simple to follow by even the group Marcell% Layna Chianakas as Musetta, Schaunard the musician, surprises the most amateur of opera-goers. The text is Martin Phillip as Schaunard firewood, food and coins. All and Emil Dorian by presenting Italian, but the opera house provides English Cristcscu as Colline. four join in boisterous song. subtitles for those not familiar with the lan- According to national statistics, the atten- Opera San Josi's revival of Giacomo guage. dance of younger and enthralls audience members has Puccini's "La Boheme" captures In the first scene, Mimi needs a light for increased in recent years. with its memorable story and Between 1982- the audience her candle, she loses her apartment key and in 1992, the attendance of opera-goers between captivating love duets. The Opera San Iasi the course of a few minutes, she finds herself the ages of love. 18-24 has increased by IS percent. ends its 13th season with Puccini's in love with Rodolfo. In the evening, Marcell More local schools such as tragedy with 12 performances at the Notre Dame are the painter rekindles his romance with the inroducing students to the art of opera. PHOTO COURTESY OF OPERA SAN JOSE Montgomery Theater in Downtown San Jose, gold-digger Musetta, who flirts provocatively which started Saturday night. "La Bohemc" Barbara Divis, left, and John Bellemer will play "Mimi" and "Rodolfo" in Opera San Jose's with Marcell until he cannot bare it any presentation of "La Boheme." The musical will play until May 4 at The Montgomery Theater. Harper returns to 'Burn One Down'

By Tiffany Sanchez rock star who toured with Seattle's "Welcome to the Cruel World," matic driving force in his musical songs or something in between, as band members Juan Nelson and Spartan Daily Staff Writer own grunge sensation, Pearl Jam. Harper said. "I could. but I would career. long as the music stays dose to the Dean Butterworth, has been touring Though known for combining never want to, because that's the "I love to play bass and I love to root, then it'll stay sweet fruit. the United States as well as countries is Every year the music industry the spiritual, hand-slapping sound of challenge of making the records I play softie plAII0, but it's mainly slide Harper. who believes that music like Turkey, Istanbul, and New plagued with a hand full of Delta blues with that of a fresh com- make. I could have just made an guitar," limper said. is., collaboration between the heart Zealand for almost two years. one-hit wonders, who rise to bination between the two Is: folk entire rock record or an entire ballad At the c enter of I larper's musical and the soul, said making music is "I he crowds have been really, superstar status as quickly as they and funk, Harper has managed to record or an entire soul record, but realm is his Weissenborn, a hollow- like creating a universal language really receptive," Harper said. "It's a descend. But, if 27- year-old pro-pot create a fierce new wave in music that's not my life. My life is different necked atAnistic lap guitar that hit that withstands everything from age great joy to travel around the world funk master Ben Harper has it his that spells longevity. movements, it's different rhythms in the music Sr rue in the late 1920s to ethnicity, and hear different languages sing way, 1997 will be a year of deep, ide- From his 1994 debut, "Welcome my heart and in my mind." and early I 930s. "Being able to make music every your lyrics." alistic music reminiscent of Bob to the Cruel World" to his 1996 Despite having never been for- "If I poked up a Strat all of a day is really the greatest pan about If Harper's international success is Marley and Jimi I ienclrix. album "Fight For Your Mind," mally trained in HEUSI, I Loper said sudden and disregarded the being a musk ian." Harper said. "I any indication of the crowd he will {{trim., who is scheduled to rock Harper and his band, The Innocent that watching and listening to his Weissenborn, then started playing started recording when I was about draw come next Wednesday, then the Sart Jose Stare University Student Criminals, have Worked hard at musical heroes like Hendrix, "Blind with a couple of kcykuols and 18 or 19. but I've been playing all Ted (4.:brke, the Associated Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. establishing their musical diversity. Willy" Johnson, John Ire I -looker, maybe some horns. I d lie m trou- to' life. sii it s got to mean some- Student's programming board advis- Wednesday, is an up-and-coming "I can't keep making records like and John lion, has served as a dra- Ne," Harper si iii Idlii Iv from thing I ITIC.111, ii it didn't mean er. isn't complaining. the root. I sink with thy something, :hen people wouldn't feel "Harper had sold almost 50 tick- Weissenb, in. it says something new so united by it." ets before we had a chance to get arty to mc every day. Every time I pick it In addition to producing such publicity out," Gehrke said. "Right up, it sings something new. As long hits as "Burn One Down.- a rhyth- now, we've sold a little bit over 200 as I keep lose 1011,, whether IIIR MIN: that emphasizes his master- students and about 155 generals, so it's b.111.1,1 harder rock I ul side of reggae, Harper also dis- if that keeps going I would think The plays his deep love of poetic harmo- that we would have between 350 to Blonde ny in -( ;round on Down," a song 400 students. So, it's pretty special Leading The Blonde. that unleashes his strong talent as a because the guy has a very loyal fol- cameraC I nemas writer. lowing and we're really excited about CAMERAS. S 2nd P. Sao Cmkm 598.33N Since recording his third release, having a chance to broaden his base WOLl0A0.0 PeTERBEM MAYITERPfEC "The Will To lave," which is due of support." DAS BOOT mit in early June, Harper, along with Gehrke, who said Harper's agents 25th Annhhirsary Roissuit, approached Merlon Bland Al Vector, James Caw, the A.S. Programming Diane Keaton Robert Duval Board with the opponunity to host the concert, is delighted to expose more music lovers to I larper's unique form of artistry. "We were one of the very few col- leges that were even allowed to bid on Harper, so that's a very exciting thing because as far as I'm con- Starts Fri. 4/25 ONE WEEK . cerned, he's the exact kind of act that Ai Ramo Robert De MroONLY!ci college campuses should embrace wholeheartedly." Gehrke said. "His 3 14, \\ sit is so different, yet so multifac- iniial and multicultural." /-1Ps. Kristin Mann, a junior Human Performance major who will be in ,Rt, Ar cn attendance at next week's concert, E. AM I RA ONE 366 .5 Srrr SI 408.1300 said it's Harper's unconventional Si OittAl I AINVISSPONI approach to music that KINGS transformed WHEN WE WERE her into a devout fan. KAMA SUTRA "1 was first exposed to Ben AI Witch ROCKY Honnoa PICTURE SHOW I larper in the summer of 1996, Al AM- OA 28 n $ 1.00 All Night! MWEIE 3 1433 1 HIE when he opened for Pearl Jam," ,r58, Anniversary KOLYA SI,M. Mann ROMA I ocrage, said. "That night, I was so Sep kW I Oa Duna..., blown away by his versa! as PINK ALBINO $2.00 Islands ility an FLAMINGOS KISSED ALUGATOR artist that I couldn't wait to check sitNUAV AT 4Kt PA. out his other songs. It's amazing how E NT C:WEEAA WITH Till MIC:147Y WORtITIER OR, $6.50 32 the guy can go from performing a A.L.G Is, CAR W., romantic love song like 'By My SPEC Schooner 1r2aritas Side' "VAE,lakrE Lies Dow, to an emotionally driven 1960s style FRAMES Macs! um ma Porta., protest song like 'People Lead.' 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M-F 11-6 Sat.11-7 Sun.12-6 Thursday, April 24, 1997 5 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Ballet wears Practicing a new pair improvisation of shoes By Yolk Apiwa school. Three boys have a good time Spartan Daily Staff Writer while attending school, but they get Below: Director Royal Hartigan conducts the World Repertory separated after graduation. Nahat Ensemble, Tuesday at noon in the amphitheater. They played a selec- Dancers in the San Jose explains that these three boys sign up tion of traditional Chinese, Indian and European music adapted to Jazz. Cleveland Ballet could be for the army, and grow up there as The performance was practice for the upcoming concert, Wednesday at dancing in a different type of everyone in that time did. 8pm in the Music Building shoe this season. When they come back, they find PHOTOS BY CHARLES SLAY Spartan Daily "Blue Suede Shoes" will combine their families and neighborhood classical ballet, the rock'n'roll music changed. They learn they are in the of Elvis Presley, and flashy fashion real world, Nahat said," not protect- designs by Bob Mackie. This is the ed in school any more." first time Mackie, a designer known "It is full circle of the American for his work in dream," Nahat said. Broadway, opera and Nahat said there is T.V. shows such as "It is full circle loving atmosphere the Carol Burnett between the perform- Show, has designed of the ers and the audience, for the ballet. which he explained is Artistic Director American like the atmosphere of Dennis Nahat dream," a baseball park when turned to Mackie, the players and the because he is also a fans become together. Presley fan. Jon Dennis Nahat, "This performance Finck, national press has never failed (in representative for Cleveland Ballet other Cities)," Finck "Blue Suede Shoes," artistic director said. "It is very very said Mackie's, color- inspiring." lid, electric, flashy The San Jose fashions are a good fit for the show. Cleveland Ballet will have 12 perfor- The ballet will present a 90 mances from Thursday to May 3 at minute show with 36 of Presley's San Jose Center for the Performing

Above: songs. The show will be choreo- Arts. Saxophonist graphed and directed by Nahat. Prices for tickets are $50, $45, Masaru Koga Nahat said he was inspired with $35, $20, and $15 for performances plays a solo, Presley, along with other teenagers in on Fridays and Saturdays, and $45, with bassist those days. Nahat said that Presley's $40, $30, $20, and $15 for other Nima Rezai in music was a fresh idea fOr the ballet. days. the background. "It is the music he created with Students can get $5 discount his phenomenal personality," Nahat from three middle prices. They can Left: Ben said. "lie made his era its the world, also purchase tickets for half price Burling blows not just in the United States." during 30 minutes befOre the curtain his distinctive "Blue Suede Shoes" is one of the with student ID. silver trumpet. names of Presley's songs and three Tickets are available at BASS male dancers will wear blue suede Ticket Outlets at (408) 998 -BASS shoes. In the ballet Suede shoes are and (51(1) 762 -BASS, or the San symbols of friendship. Jose Cleveland Ballet Box Office at The story starts in the highs (408) 288-2800. catch a Buzz at the &hive! Wed.-Sat. V 8-10 pm Free Pizza Dollar Drink Specials

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West titles, the Spartans cruised to an "Having five players, who at the 11 -shot win to claim their 11th same time can win a tournament, straight conference crown. shows how strong we are," said "Winning our fourth tournament Arnold, who was named the WAC's in a row (this season) is an exclama- "coach of the year." tion point of how talented this team Tulsa placed second in the team really is," said Eric Arnold, SJSU's competition and New Mexico was a first-year coach. "When you beat the distant third, 32-shots behind the teams we've beaten lately, that puts Spartans. this team at another level." While the women claimed the All five SJSU golfers finished in WAC title in Dallas, SJSU's men's the top-20 individually, led by fresh- team placed sixth in the 16-team man Marie Hedberg, who shot a 2- men's championship at the Columbia over-par 74 Wednesday for a three- Lakes Country Club in West Columbia, Texas. round total of 220. Hedberg won PHOTO BY R.W. BRADFORD Spartan Daily individual honors by one stroke over Senior Justin Russo shot his third consecutive round of even-par 72 and SJSU softball catcher Tara Clark, left, and pitcher Sabrina Quintero stretch out their shoulder muscles before practice Wednesday. The Spartans Nicco Chilck of Texas El Paso. was the top Spartan individual in are preparing for a two-state road trip this weekend. They play doubleheaders against the University of Utah Friday and Colorado State University Hedberg made a 30-foot par putt Saturday. from the fringe on the 18th hole of ninth place. the par-72 Bent Tree Country Club -Die Spartans finished with a 54- course to preserve her narrow lead. hole total of 884, 33 shots behind "I didn't know I had to make the conference champion TCU. The putt to win," said Hedberg, who Horned Frogs led from beginning to earned second-team all-WAC recog- end and finished with a 13-under-par Giants proving they are the real deal nition. "1 just wanted to make a good total of 851. hero rather than the goat he seemed already come to typify the way the play and that the Giants have beaten SJSU's Tyler Shook shot a 5-over an putt. It probably was better that I The14-4 and off to their best start after the Matt Williams deal. Giants want to play ball this year. In up on the weaker teams in the league 77 Wednesday, but finished with his didn't know. since 1938 when the were The key aLLIIIISII ins of the the first game of a doubleheader (Pittsburgh, New York and best tournament of the season with a "I played pretty steady tried to known iLS the New York Giants. A trade Jeff Kent, Jose Viscaino and against the Mets, Kent went head- Philadelphia) to begin the season. play as well as I did on the previous 3-over-par 219. good for 15th place. Julian Tavares have first into third base, They took a step in silencing Senior Arron Oberholser was nine-game win streak has garnered days and play one shot at a time. My the focus of every naysayer who said proven worthy of the spraining his neck. He most critics by sweeping the Marlins. short game was really good as was my named a first-team all-WAC golfer. trade in the first three completely gave up his The Marlins spent the most free The Spartans' No. 1 player, ranked the Giants would own the cellar in putting." the National League West. weeks of the season. body for the extra base agent money over the winter and are WAC "player of the year" Janice 11th in the latest College golf Even the proveilicii and even though he regarded as the team to beat in the Foundation statistical rankings, tied Their play has made General Moodie shot a final-round 76 and Manager look liks "player to be nan nit artin \"1111.i in was carted off the NI.. for 38th at 226. later", Joe Roa, has laid, he came back in The pitching staff has an ERA of been a pleasant %III the second game to sit 2.61 and has a better than 2-to-1 prise for the iin the bench with the to walk ratio. This is the Kent has been a rest of the team. He same staff all of the major baseball one-man wrecking even told manager magazines predicted would be the crew for the G-men (hasty Baker he was anchor that dragged the Giants to STORE YOUR STUFF Ile is batting .320 available to pinch hit the bottom of the division. Their with four homers anti if needed. starters have been consistently effec- 20 RBIs. 1Mring the Viscaino has tive and the relievers have been even rei.ent road trip that proven solid at short- better. Roa, Tavares, Jim Poole and FOR ihe Giants swept Iii' stop and has been a Rod Beck have all but shut down FREE* was truly "en Mew." It r, a im right spot in the still dormant opponents and Doug Henry has * Second month free with first Colorado's Larry Walker having offilise and Tavares has settled into been virtually unhittable. month's paid rent. Offer good to three career years at Mit' I 1111e. 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Will train. Call David H. Reported Benefits include: (800) 955-0200 ext. 221, or Student Union Information Center August 1. 1997 May 31. 1998. 408441.8600. TUTORING PROFESSIONAL Word Processing PROFESSIONAL GUITARIST now Imccovecl Concentration send/fax resume to: GSM, 991 -s currently .,uoiications All applicants must be matricu- Theses, term pipers, group accepting students who wish to Increased Energy W. Heddirg St San Jose. CA 9151Xt. for Fall Semester 1997. Applications 'ated SJSU students in good PART TIME TECHNICAL Sales BIUNGUAL TUTORIAL CENTER prolectS, resumes All formats excel in playing guitar or L)ass. All iitrol Fax: (408) 244-6415. EOE/AA may te Mated in the Student Union standing. Interns must maintain Engineer for a highly innovative Math: Algebra - Geometry including APA. Fax available. levels welcome: Beginning. (41,,o) /372702 GEORGE S. MAY Directrr’s Offou from 9 - 5. M fuel time academic status while Internet software. 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Thursday, April 24, 1997 8 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Law Flight continued from page 1 make recommendations for prison time and then must enforce the continued from page 1 plane tilting skyward beginning once again staring at the runway in when he first went flying for his had no computer skills at all," said judges orders." another upward ascent. -on" land- seventh birthday, obtained his The Cessna, number N1992E, preparation for a "power Oh, who now works as a domestic laka, who has moved around Next up was the New Jerusalem ing, another competitive event. pilot's license in 1992 after com- violence counselor at the Asian to be known as "one-niner-niner- the requirements. several units within the department, two-echo" when engaged airport just outside of Tracy, an "The difference between this pleting Americans for Community said that is one of the perks of in control where "The first time flying solo is the job, tower conversation, idled in uncontrolled runway the pre- and the power-off is that you can Involvement, which is a shelter for which requires 200 hours a final cision flight quite an experience," Boeger said. of training, check of everything and then taxied team practices. use power and jockey around as battered Asian American women in an oral test and a panel discussion. Displaying one of the competi- much as needed down to 200 "I looked over and saw the bottom Santa Clara County. down the runway and was cleared seat next to me for the first "There's so much variety so if you for take tive events called a "power-or yards," Boeger said. of the Oh attributes learning the valuable -off. time and all I thought was, 'I'm the get tired you can just transfer," she "Alright. landing that earned the team a shot Boeger sat the plane down with skills for a career in sociology at said. "The We're ready to go. only one who's going to get this units are everything from Departure," Hogan said. at the national title, a light thud. SJSU, and encourages volunteer work investigations to substance abuse, Hogan cut off all of "At regionals, plane back on the ground.' But so Picking up speed the length of for new graduates. there's quite a few." the Cessnas available three landings are then the training kicks in and it's the runway, the plane lifted off, the "It would be "Beginning 73 an intern is an easy SJSU criminology courses, in par- power. done in pattern all OK." way to start," Oh said. "There are propeller whirling and the engine air- The precision flight team, which ticular, interested Marc Carrasco, a pulsating its The propeller nice for with five other plenty of jobs out there and you can way into a cloudless planes," Hogan is self-supported by the selling of probation counselor for Santa Clara blue expanse. slowed and the engine dream. When I came here I couldn't County and what he learned in them fell silent. students to said. "There are 25 raffle tickets and corporate and pri- The rush of take-off subsided as speak English. I encourage you to do still does. Drifting toward the realize that judges standing on vate donations, receives no aid from your best And don't ever give up." the city criss-crossed with highways SJSU. "The theories I learned here can be and strip of asphalt ahead, the sides of the '11'he panel went through require- high-rises faded into a patch- runway which can "Apparently we're an insurance applied to my job," Carrasco said. work quilt of brown and green. wind howled past the there is a ments for the various careers, such as "It's so interesting being able to apply windows, the panes of be very nerve-rack- liability," Hogan said. "Which is a bachelor's degree and 40 hours of "In competition, the judge sits precision ing." ironic, considering a major focus of what I learned in the classroom in the in the shotgun glass trembling. training for domestic violence coun- real world." seat," Hogan said, The plane Closing the ours is practicing safety." gesturing to the space occupied by touched seling and the somewhat more rigor- Juvenile Hall, where Carrasco down smoothly and flight team ..." windows that had SJSU being the only four-year OUS demands of police training. Borger. "The judge monitors alti- swiftly. been opened while California state university that has works, has seven boys units and one tude, air speeds, etc. and judges "It's a very intense program and girls unit and houses an average of "In competition, on the ground to an aviation department, there is It's tint for everybody," Head said, according to performance." Sean Hogan, allieviate the heat, some degree of disappointment that over 300 minors per day. The Stockton Airport control there's a line on the outlining the stress of the academy, "There's no one-on-one counsel- runway that you aim Precision Flight the Cessna lurched the team is not better known. sending out multiple applications, the tower gave vectors to Boeger and, ing because we interact with them on for and you want to team safety officer into the the clear "Flying is not really a spectator written test, the oral board hearing, having been cleared for landing, for the final sport," Hogan said. a daily basis so counseling goes on more lists were land as close as possi- blue "But it would the physical agility test, the polygraph checked in prepara- bit," rime of the flight be nice for students to realize throughout the day," he said. "We tion for a "mist approach." Boeger said. "If that test and the psychiatric evaluation. give them advice and suggest positive you have to use power, the judges and approximately 25 minutes later there is a precision flight team and "You 111USI have thick skin because "It's just like a normal landing that we work hard avenues, but I don't think that you except the plane won't actually add so many points that, basically, "one-niner-niner-two-echo" to bring home you won't get hired unless you have you lose." touched down at Reid Hillview medals." can ever really change anyone. Most touch down," Hogan explained. "It's everything they're looking for." kids will go their own way and suffer The engine roaring to life again Airport. By the use of foot pedals That medal quest will again But Ilead was not the only one in what pilots do in case they can't sec on the tail commence their own setbacks and all we can do the runway during landing." and the needles on the control controlling the rudders Tuesday when SJSU the room carrying a badge. panel gauges springing into action, of the plane, Hogan taxied over to goes wing to wing with is do our best in providing them with The Cessna leaned forward, some of the Sina Galalta is a top-level deputy the necessary resources to change." the Cessna lifted off into the air. the Texaco gas station and, while best precision flight teams in the probation officer for Santa Clara exposing the horizon beyond the The speakers stressed that getting panel. "OK, your plane," Hogan said, refueling, the pilots discussed nation. County. control "We internships and filling out applica- "Okay, here it comes," Hogan glancing at his safety pilot. futures. keep ourselves practiced "Our job is to protect the commu- tions were profitable for finding jobs 'faking over, Boegees hands "Most of the team will eventual- and proficient," Hogan said, aiding nity," Galaka said, who graduated said. "Runway in sight." that are available. To be seen but not to be grasped the control yoke, a planes ly apply to be airline pilots," Hogan Boeger in pulling the CeSSa back from SJSU with a major in psycholo- of "In school, I worried I couldn't get touched, the runway, flanked U-shaped version of a steering said. "The flight team is all part into the hangar. "We're ready and gy and a minor in sociology. "It's by wheel. we do is a job, but there are plenty of places fields, stretched out in front of the that training. Everything we have an excellent team. I have challenging. You have to make deci- Leaning left into a broad arc, the airline only on a smaller out there who will hire you if you try windshield and the landing that was like an every cofidence that we're going to sions about people's lives because you Cessna jerked lightly up and down get hard enough," Oh said. to never be was completed, the scale." something done at Nationals in minor air pockets and then was Boeger, who became hooked and make our name known." Daughters Apple executive continued from page 1 lose State." ,Mw VAN VIC VACATIONS While the Ms. foundation has During the five years since Take Man said tIns day is only for girls, SJSU has Your Daughter To Work program speaks to class 'zap kept with university traditions of was introduced, the Ms. Foundation has reported that the day has been George M. Scalise, executive sit, She said Scalise will speak about equal opportunity by extending this president of operations for Apple the role of educational technology ,kci FIJI Ol(a51011 10 any child, regardless of successful in many ways. It has been instrumental in finding mentors for Computer, Inc., will speak today from Apple's point of view. Lowest Airfare to Asia gender. from noon to 1 p.m. in the The speaking engagement is open Domestic Airfare 30%-70%off Numerous members of the admin- young women, deepening relation- ships with a parent and helping girls Engineering Building Room 189. to the public. Tours to L.A., Hawaii, & New York offered istration, faculty and staff are plan- Scalise will speak on "Educational - Dennn Knight ning to share this day with their chil- develop strong roles in the communi- ty Technology and Apple Computer." Spartan Daily Staff Writer (408) 436-8822 wg It* dren, incl ud i ng sin iversity President and school. 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