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DAILYuesdas. Octolwr 21. 1993 San Jose Stale 1 ilk ersity shire 193.1 PARTANPublished for SJSU professor files sexual harassment suit By Ken McNeill dinator of the Japanese language SJSU President Robert Caret is after she was hired in 1990, Lin Profes.sor Michiko Terada of the Trustees were available for com- Spartan Dolly Staff Writer program, wrote offensive letters to also named for rejecting "turned her dream of teaching foreign languages department ment. An SJSU instructor has filed a her, touched her inappropriately Mochizuki's application for associ- into a nightmare." She did not filed a similar complaint against In the suit, Mochizuki alleges lawsuit against the former coordi- and tried to kiss her when she did ate professor in June 1995, despite immediately file a complaint Lin on Sept. 23, 1994. that Lin may have sexually nator of her program, claiming not want him to. recommendations from the for- because she did not want to jeopar- In September 1994, after telling harassed female students. Lin she was sexual harassed and The suit also names the trustees eign languages department and dize her standing at SJSU, and she Lin his advances were unwelcome resigned in December 1994. of the California State criminated against over a period of University educators at other universities. has a cultural aversion to conflict. and that she was happily married, Carmen Sigler, chair of the foreign system, stating they failed to take SJSU spokeswoman Lori Stahl But on Oct. 8, nearly four years. 1994, Mochizuki Mochizuki said Lin changed her languages department, would not action to correct the alleged said university policy prohibits filed a sexual harassment Narae Mochizuki, a Japanese- com- teaching schedule to require she comment on Lin's resignation. harassment or to change the work cussing personnel matters under plaint with the university against language instructor, alleges in her teach more days and take on more "I can't give you any informa- suit that Choate Lin, former coor- environment created after she litigation. Lin. Mochizulci's complaint wasn't students than was customary. tion," she said. "les a personnel lodged a formal protest. In the suit, Mochizuki said that the only one lodged against Lin. Neither Lin nor the Board of matter." Future of education debated Sky-high makeover Thousands rally on state's plans for prison funding By' Roger R. Ramirez Community Together (PAGI said Rep. Zoe Lofgren in her 4.1,m Daily City Editor organization, a network of 250,000 opening remarks to the standing- More than 1,000 people gath- families from 300 religious congre- room-01'1y crowd. ered at the LeBaron Hotel in San gations statewide rallied to advo- Speaker after speaker told sto- Jose on Saturday to voice concerns cate education reform. ries which supported the idea that Richard Riley, the U.S. Secretary the California school system was in about California state spending in 11 favor of prison construction over of Education, and Delaine Eastin, jeopardy and needed the "School schools as two top educational the California State to Work" program to prevent chil- leaders listened. Superintendent of Public dren from choosing crime. The Pacific Institute for Instruction, were present to hear Sylvia Rodriguez, a representa- Community Organization (PICO) concerns and comment cm the tive from the city of Coachella, uation. and the People Acting in See Education, page 4 "Our children have no future," Kung fu fightin' at SJSU Ancient martial arts promote self-defense
By Leslie Farmer Spartan Daily Staff Writer "If you learn one of the martial arts, it's easier to learn another. For instance, I learned aikido, then went on to tae kwon do, then tai chi and shuai-chiao," said Eric Brooks, a for- mer SJSU student who is an instnictor in SJSU's Tai Chi and Wirshii Club. If you go back far enough, Brooks said, all tai chi styles appeared to origi- nate under one branch of the Chen family. There's a village in China where "everyone practices it." Wushu is a martial art that is more commonly known under the name of kung fu. It involves punching, kicking and running jumps; weapons can be used when people rneet th competi- tions. The club, which had five men and P11010 BY Mlel \ Fl ANDRFWS . s y five women last semester, practices forms together and gives demonstra- sod), tions for the community. It brings in Daniel Mina helps David Katsumoto in begininning tai chi I1IALi See Tai chi, Back page
Co-op helps students find employment
By 1,011 11:4 MCCany niarketplace, with a six- athantage ot a co-op. Spartan Dady Staff %triter 'Dirndl jump on the leitming A co-op is structured, off-cam- IthebOOt. pus wot lc, in which students alter- After the hassles and headaches They are students whit. in some Mite periods of classroom study of exams and graduation, nuist insulters, delayed their graduation with periods of paid. supervised graduates still face the hardest test for six months in order to gain and progressively responsible of all: looking for that first job. experience in the workplace and training in business, industry. and While some are competing with gam a head start on their futures. government. the crowds, there are those who These are students who took will have already found their way See Co-op, page 4 PHOTO BY RONDA BRADFORD -- SPECIAL TO THE DAII Y
Painters Dan Moore, left, and Tim Rogers purge the south side of Duncan Hall of pigeon droppings before washing the building and applying a fresh coat of paint. They wear Peer educators teach CPR to youngsters protective clothing to avoid possible exposure to tuberculous, which is sometimes carried in By Elaina Medina her place at attempting to resii., camp', leain CPR trom the pigeon feces, and low levels of lead found in the old paint. The project began in late Spartan Daily Staff Writer tate the mannemini health . ation department's group tit 50 youngsters peer educators. September and should be finished by Nov. 16 according to Randy Lovan, general manager of The 12-year-old hovered over This from sixth to 12th-grade "We ate concerned about the Astro Painting, the Southern California company that was contracted for the job. The the lifeless lxxly that rested on the ranging membeis of the l'niversity of kids' health and the awareness of paint job is less than $130, 000. floor of room 505 in Duncan Hall estimated cost of the California's MESA (Mathemati. s, cardiopulmonary resuscitation," on Saturday morning. A group of Engineering and Scirii, said Marc Madden. student CPR her peers clustered around her, Achievement) program Writ. ($11 eager for an opportunity to take See Pear, page 4
Vote questioned Labor camp funds Beautification Act 49ers fined Former California Rep. Norman World Bank money is directly It's been thirty years suice the The Super Bowl champions Mineta had a job waiting with aiding Clunese forced labor Highway Beautification Act was were fined $60,000 for illegally the company that will run the camps in far -western China's signed into law but funneling $7,500 ui campaign state's first modern toll roads desolate prison system, human environmentalists say there's ontnbutions to Art Agno's while he was still in office. rights activist Harry Wu claims little to celebrate i nsucivhful re-eecuon campaign Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 7
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--a -A- .a _a _ .A .a . A.aba a --a Aa...0 - -a A. -A-AL 2 Tuesday, October 24, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Newsroom Voices IT1 r The culinary adventure continues n army, a famous general remarked, travels on its stomach. I do my best to travel on my palate. The only way I could describe A. I think it started with my father, a dentist who, you might think, would have had enough of the what happened is to say that alimentary tract by the time he got home each day. My mother thought she had the monopoly on cul- ture in the family, because she was female and it was the morsel hit bottom the '50s. But my father read widely and, when not traveling, brought other cultures to our plates with his it came up culinary experiments. We had artichokes and octo- and bounced: pus, okra and chitlins. I remember as particularly deli- cious the crisp tails of small fishes, which he offered immediately and totally, me to eat like potato chips. Sooner or later, I WAS making it a point of honor to try to eat anything that didn't bite first. quite unscathed. One of the few things I tried and couldn't conquer the worse it looks, the better it is likely to taste. was a Korean specialty. Chonghi Ahn, a Korean grad- Something that looks as if one more degree of uate student who rented our guest room when I was ripeness will make it lurch off the plate and join the in high school, WAS preparing it in the kitchen raw unicellular organisms makes me salivate slightly in liver. She asked if I'd like to try it. and with some mis- anticipation and beg for a scrap to take home and givings, I scooped up a piece and swallowed. cherish. I didn't throw it up nothing so strenuous. The Durian is an Asian fruit that long appealed to my only way I could describe what happened is to say that curiosity, since it has been described as tasting like the morsel hit bottom and bounced: it came up heaven and smelling like hell. It appears in Asian gro- immediately and totally, quite unscathed. Chonghi ceries in San Francisco, and sometimes can looked at me aghast and muttered, "Leslie, we eat it be found locally in their frozen sections: it with the sauce ... !" looks like a vegetable version of the I never WAS in such a position of honor during six medieval mace, a spiked ball. years in the Middle East that I was offered the eyes Curiously, if you hold your nose and Newsroom Voices of an animal at a feast. On the other hand, board- just taste it, it is of a rather nondescript ing with the village butcher in Lebanon while I sweetness. If you only smell it well, opin- studied Arabic, I ate everything a sheep has except ions differ, but non-devotees sometimes Women's pro sports in the cards the wool and the bleat. Whatever appeared at compare it to rotten meat. Taste and breakfast, lunch or dinner was fresh and deli- smell it at the same time, and it's cious and if I didn't recognize it I asked delicious. I began dating my girlfriend about two When ... the popularity of women's what it was well after I ate it. It's surprising years ago, one of the many conversations we how some of the stranger organs are had that sticks out in my mind was when she bland, benign and rather characterless 1 Aslie Fm-rnfr is a demonstrated her vast knowledge of baseball. I knew collegiate basketball and the when cooked. Close your eyes and sheep's Spartan Daily she was a fan of the game, but I stupidly assumed balls could be anything, fish, fowl or veal. Staff Wriltr since she was a female that she didn't follow the game Some of the more exciting things to eat as closely as males do. exposure it receives from the at our local groceries are imported One evening as we were talking, she asked if I knew cheeses. I have yet to meet a soft, runny if the Giants had won that day. As I was telling her the media has been on the rise in cheese I don't like. My rule of thumb is that result, I paused and idiotically assumed she didn't know what the baseball term "RBI" meant. So I began explaining it to her. In her loving, snappy tone, she rect, It years. Letter and then continued the said she knew what it meant are forced to take these classes that er courses, which are not a part of explanation. the day before the SJSU bureaucrats will do nothing more than drain us the general education here, but challenged by her tone. I then quizzed her Feeling After reading about the start up of the women's of our time and money in the philosophy and physical educa- if she knew all the different baseball terminolo- Daily, I to see American Basketball League in the Spartan increase courses name of a well-rounded education. tion? Please spare me. Do we surprise, she answered every gy. To my enormous wondered if it would be possible for it to be success- I don't know about you, but I am look that stupid? When was the question correctly. I could sense the pride she felt and ful. It has the potential. Basketball is considered to make money here to learn skills I will need in time an interviewer asked how fast her how impressed I was. told America's number one sport currently that's a my chosen field. you could run, or how far you If women follow professional sports as many men plus. Also, the popularity of women's collegiate bas- As each semester rolls along, it I fail to see how these General could throw a ball? do, it's only a matter of time before we may see an ketball and the exposure it receives from the media brings with it new classes for me to Education classes will aid me. Why These general education cours- increase in professional women sports, I thought. has been on the rise in recent years. occasionally attend. This semester are we forced into taking classes es were established to take our Then it occurred to me, is this really possible? Can But are the people who watch men's basket- no different; more of the idiotic such as weather, music apprecia- money and keep us here as long as there be a successful professional women's sport ball willing to do the same for women's at is one tion, and who can forget my possible. They are the reason it league of any kind in our society, now or in the the professional level? General Education classes and favorite, cultural pluralism? A class takes an average of five years to future? sports world, or two for my major. I do not greet I believe that, in the were 1 was taught reverse discrimi- graduate from a four-year universi- By "being successful" I mean the sport would revolution currently taking place. this semester with any enthusiasm; there's a nation, and the only class I can ty, and that average is getting be able to grab the same attention as, say profes- the continually I come into it with the attitude that It's a transition based on recall being told that because I am longer all the time. sional hockey or basketball, in regards to media increasing number of women who follow here is another roadblock to my of European descent, I am the The bureaucrats in charge of coverage, both in print and broadcast, as well as professional sports as men do. As this degree, set up by those fat cats who root of all that is evil in the world. this so-called place of higher learn- drawing a large fan base. growth continues, the chances of can't seem to stop raising my How is this going to aid me in ing don't care about us or our edu- Currently, women's tennis is the only there being a successful profes- tuition fees. Another 12 units lam the job market? cation; all they care about is our female professional sport that comes close sional women's sport league forced to pay for with my dwin- Yes, I understand a need for money, and that is what I've to accomplishing this. But the sport tends will increase. dling finances, so that they can basic skills such as math, writing, learned at SJSU. to be an individual sport that rides the keep me here one more year. All I make peaks and valleys of its players. It also want to do is complete my school- and communication. These sense, and are required at private appears to be the second banana to men's Chris Morris is a ing; why is it I am forced to play colleges as well as here at SJSU. I Rob Morse tennis. When the women's championship Spartan Daily this bureaucratic game? can even see the need for comput- Senior - RTVF games are played for the four grand slam Staff Wrifrr We, as students of San Jose State, tournaments (French Open, Australian Open. U.S. Open and Wimbledon), which are the sport's biggest events, the women's championship always takes place Opinion Campus View page Spartan Daily Double standard discriminates against ROTC Editorial policies Executive Editor Larry Lee Army and Air Force ROTC pro- In the past thirty years, ROTC City Editor Roger Ramirez grams are being removed from programs and the U.S. military The Clinton policy The Spartan Daily is com- News Editor Jennifer Ferguson SJSU and other CSU campuses in have provided better opportunities mitted to sharing broad range Forum Editor Otto Waldorf response to criticism of President for women and racial minorities allows homosexuals of opinions with the communi- trEditor Dexter Manglicmot Clinton's "Don't ask, don't tell, than civilian businesses have. The ty, and readers are encouraged mii: Editor Ken Statham policy for homosex- U.S. military is performance ori- don't pursue" to express themselves on the Day Editors Tina Casahno, Ilene Meeks, uals in the military. SJSU's ented, and has little room for Tim Schvralbach, to serve in the Opinion page with a Letter to Academic Senate decided that counterproductive discriminatory Linda Taaffe, Blair Whitney Clinton's policy violates our practices. The trend towards racial the Editor or Campus Copy Editors Janet Blackburn, Lana Tang, school's anti-discrimination policy. and ethnic equality and under- armed forces, Viewpoint. Matt Tom, Kevin Valine I have two problems with this deci- standing is far greater in the mili- A Letter to the Editor is a Coluomists Chris McCrellis-Mitchell, sion: I don't consider it justified, tary than in society at large. 200-word response to an issue Afsheen (Al) Nomai, ending past official 4114( and I find it discriminatory. I feel that the Academic Senate or point of view that has Jim Selma, The Clinton policy allows homo- is discriminating against ROTC appeared in the Spartan Daily. (lief Photographer Jeff Chiu sexuals to serve in the armed and Air Force ROTC Cadets by discrimination. Etc. Co-editors Tina ('.asalino, Linda 'Marie A Campus Viewpoint is a Etc. Picture Editor Christian Del Rosario forces, ending past official discrim- banning us from campus when 300- to 500-word essay (two may not ask a there are so many other organiza- Etc. DesiztoEdiz Sharon Milner ination. The military Diversity can only be good for double spaced pages) on person if they are homosexual. tions and programs on campus Michael Roil rigi lel the campus community if enough Reporter's Kristin. Allen, Kamilah A. Boone, Justin Carder, Charlene Homosexuals in the military do that, by their very nature, discrimi- current campus, political or options are offered that students personal issues. Cook, Danielle Costa, lealie Farmer, Julie Galvan, Shawna Glynn, Sarah not have to answer any questions nate against, or exclude somebody. can find their own balance. If two Submissions become the Harvey-Lombardo, Sloan !Troia, Darithanh I luynh, 1(ei Knymna, about their sexuality. The military On any given day Sparta Guide, programs are going to be thrown Loretta McCarty, Ginger Mcl)ottald, Ken McNeill, Elaina Medina, is no longer allowed to aggressively I see a Lutheran Student off campus, then why it isn't the property of the Spartan Daily Rowena Millado, Chris Morris, John Woo, Eddie Zacapa pursue or investigate suspected Fellowship, which I must assume Academic Senate banning all of and may be edited for clarity, Photographers: Michael Andrews, Frank Cava, Jay Clendenin, Carlos homosexuals. caters primarily to Lutherans and the other programs that discrimi- grammar, libel and length. Gonzalez, John Stubler Homosexuals who have an hon- those interested in the Lutheran nate based on race, color, religion, Submissions must contain the Advisers: Mack Lundstrom Jim Mc Nay est desire to serve in the U.S. mili- Church; I see the Society of national origin, gender, sexual author's name, address, phone Women tary may do so. Those who wish to Engineers, which I must preference, marital status, or dis- number, signature and major. Advertising use their military service to make assume leaves out women who are abilities? If the Academic Senate is Submissions must be typed Advertising Director Kazuhiro Aoki some kind of political statement not engineers or engineering stu- right to remove these two self-sup- or submitted on a 3.5" disk Art Directors Dave Larson, Nelson Lopez about homosexual rights will be dents, and men of all sorts; I also porting programs from campus, Retail using Microsoft Word on the Manager Jeni Angileri discharged. Homosexuality is not see events sponsored by the then they must also remove any National Manager Kenton Morimoto the only area where service mem- Women's Studies Program, Asian- and all discriminatory programs Macintosh. Always provide a Etc. Manager Mark Fazzio bers must keep quiet in public: American Christian Fellowship, that are paid for by our state taxes printout of the piece. Marketing Manager Jennifer Nelson politics, product endorsements, Asian Student Union, Black and tuition dollars. If they don't Submissions may be put in Co-op Manager Erika Patton criticisms of U.S. or allied policies, Student Union, Catholic Campus treat everyone fairly, and judge all the Letters to the Editor box at Downtown Manager Robert Shields and any other areas determined by Ministry, Gay. Lesbian and programs by the same standards, the Spartan Daily office in Downtown Account Executives Sonja Combs, Karl Leong commanders must not be brought Bisexual Alliance, Hispanic they must face up to the fact that it Dwight Bentel Hall room 209, Retail Account Executives June Espinoza, Brian Lutz, Edward Wilson up in public. Those service mem- Business Association, Korean is they who are doing the discrimi- sent by fax to (408) 924-3237 or bers who speak out about inappro- Campus Crusade For Christ, and Etc, Account Executives Tim Granshaw, Anton Rotshtein nating, and the ROTC programs mailed to the Spartan Daily priate subjects are discharged. more. Our university has a and cadets who are the victims. Art Adam Barker, Kathleen Cruz Gen. Douglas MacArthur ended Women's Center, an African- Forum Editor, School of Adviser Jack Quinton his career prematurely after pub- American Studies department and Journalism and Mass Graphics Specialists Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca licly criticizing policies of his other programs which favor one Communications, San Jose Joseph D. Baptist News Room Commander In Chief, President group of people over another. State University, One (408) 924-3280 Public Relations Fax 924-3282 11-uman. How is this not discrimination? Washington Square, San Jose, Advertising 924-3270 CA. 95192-0149. Classified 924-3277 The Spartan Daily is actively recruit- mit your cartoons at the Spartan Daily Editorials are written by, and ing San Jose State artists interested in office in Dwight Bente! Hall, room 209. are the consensus of the Spartan Daily, (USPS #509-4W)), is published every school day for (full Spartan Daily academic yr.) $25 (ea. sem.) $15. 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School of Art & Design Library Donations Se Sales Peers question Lecture Series Steve Wilson, Unit Computer Art 5p.m.-6p.m. (higoing Book Sale 10a.m.- Art Bldg., Rm. 131 2p.m. Donations and Sales Call 924-4328. Unit, Wahlrittist Library North, 1411.408 8c Clark Lobby. Mineta's seat School of Art & Design Call 9242705. Student Gal le r ies Art SANTA ANA, Calif. (Al') - The highway bill fixed both Receptions 6p.m.-8p.m. Lutheran Student Fellowship Iii mer California Rep. Norman problems, according to Rep. Jay Art Bldg. & Industrial Studies Bible Brown Bag 1301).n I.. Miiit ta had a job waiting with the Kim, a California Republican. He Weekly Calendar Bldg. Call 924-4330. 2:30p.m., Student Union, ipany that will run the state's said Mineta gave his blessing to the Pacheco Rm. Call 292-5404 liist modern toll roads while he provisions during a Sept. 8 com- v..is still in office voting to keep the mittee meeting. Human Resource Lutheran Student Fellowship disputed projects alive, it was The bill retroactively makes the TODAY Management Aasociation Bible Study 1:30p.m.-2:30p.m. reported Monday. San Joaquin bond tax-exempt and Speaker: Cathy Murphy, Topic: WEDNESDAY & 7p.m.-8p.m. First Immanuel -The San Jose Democrat last permits the federal government to Compensation 4p.m.-5- 30p.m. Lutheran Church, 374 S. 3rd week became head of the division charge local officials a slightly Student Union, Almaden Km. St. Call 292-5404. of Lockheed Martin that has a 30- higher interest rate on the Eastern Call 448.0382. year, $600 million contract to credit line. AIESEC Aikido Club Mu Alpha Gamma design, install and run high-tech Mineta didn't immediately Meeting 6p.m..8p.m. Student KSJS 90.5 FM Meeting 3p.m.-5p.m. Spartan Tour of Metro 12:15p.m. toll collection systems on three return a phone call to his Union, Guadalupe Rm. Public Affairs Programming Complex West, Rm. 202. Meet at Dwight Rental Hall, Orange County roads. He Washington office Monday. Call (415)948-1936. Radio Drama Hour 12p.m.- Call 259-6816. Rm. 213 Call 867-5684. announced Sept. 11 that he would In an earlier interview, he 1p.m., Prime Audio Soup leave Congress this month after 25 denied taking part in committee Alpha Phi Omega 5p.m.-6p.m., Radio Azdan Akbitylni Okinawan Shorin Rvu Karate years. discussions on the provisions and Informational Meeting Public Affairs 7p.m.-7:30p.m., General Meeting 1:30p.m. Club On Sept. 20, he voted for the said his votes helped the agency 6:30p.m.-7:30p.m. Student Call 955-4831. Spartan Memorial Workout 1:30p.m.-3p.m. National Highway System bill, building the toll roads, not Union, C'ostanoan Rm. Call 534-1140. Spartan Complex West, Rm. which included provisions rescu- Lockheed Martin. Call 924-6626. Library Donations & Sales 202. Call 924-8977. ing a federal line of credit for a He acknowledged that he Unit lhdwer-Lytton English Society $1.35 billion bond sale in May for should perhaps have abstained to Career Center Ongoing Book Sale 10a.m.- Meeting, 12:30p.m. Faculty Peer Education the Eastern tollway, and a 1993 avoid the appearance of a conflict. On-campus Interview 2p.m. Donations & Sales Unit, Offices, Rm. 104. Program/College of bond sale for the San Joaquin toll- "But there is nothing there in Orientation 6:30p.m.-7:30p.m. Walquist Library North, Call 436-7471. Business/ Disability Resource way, The Orange County Register terms of a conflict of interest," he Student Union, Almaden Rm. Rm. 408 & Clark Lobby. Center reported from Washington. said. Call 924-6033. Call 924-2705. Earth Day Planning Conan. Conference: AIDS in the 'Those are two of three tollway House rules prohibit voting on Planning Earth Day 1996 Workplace 10a.m.-2p.m. projects under fire from home- measures that would have a "direct Career Center Okinawan Shorin Ryo 7p.m. Environmental Student Union, Loma Prieta owners and conservationists who personal or pecuniary interest" for Voices of Empowerment: Karate Club Workout Resource Center. Ballroom. Call 924-6119. want to keep suburban sprawl off members of Congress. Watchdog Career Insights for People of 4p.m.-5p.m. Spartan Complex Call 924-5467. the remaining patches of open groups say Mineta stepped over Color 12:30p.m. Student West, Rm. 202. Call 9248977 Re-Entry Advisory Program land along the Southern the line. Union, Umunhum Rm. KSJS 90.5 FM Brown Bag Lunch: Finding a California coast. "Even by cynical Washington Call 924-6053. Pro-Law Club Public Affairs Programming Mentor On Campus 12p.m.- Financing for the massive pro- standards, this is extraordinary," Meeting, 3p.m. Hugh Gillis Radio Drama Hour 12p.m.- 1:30p.m. Student Union, jects - advertised as private enter- said Charles Lewis, director of the College Republicans Hall, Rrn. 215. Call 985-9713 1p.m., From the Right 5p.m.- Pacheco Rm. Call 924-5950. prises - has also been questioned Center for Public Integrity. "It is Meeting, 12p.m. Student 6p.m., A Race for the Times at a time when Orange County is not just extraordinary, it is disgust- Union, Guadalupe Rm. Re-Entry Advisory Program 6pm.-7p.m., Radio Aztlan Sikh Student Association trying to dig its way out of bank- ing. He should have bent over Call 924-8488. Support Group Public Affairs 7p.m.- 7:30p.m., General Meeting 12:30p.m. ruptcy. backwards to avoid the slightest 12noon-lp.m. Administration Bible Study 10p.m.-11p.m. Business Classrooms. Rm. 213. From a memo obtained under appearance of conflict of interest Bldg., Rrn.269. Call 924-5950. Call 955-4831. Call 270-9331. the Freedom of Information Act, with his prospective employer. And The Register reported that a $120 voting on this bill is not that." million credit line for the Eastern "People think that members of Sparta Guide is free! And available to students, faculty 84 staff associations. Deadline la+ Spin. two full days before the date of publication. tollway fell $20 million short. The Congress go to Washington to get Fnmts available at DISH 209 Entries may be edited to allow for space restricuone. San Joaquin's tax exempt status rich, not to perform public service, was also in jeopardy, the report and I think that this vote adds to said. that perception," he said.
Authorities looking for motorist Highway Beautification Act falls short LOS ANGELES (. - It's downtown Los Angeles are from her Texas home that the been 30 years since President greeted by islands of litter and purpose of the legislation involved in head-on collision Lyndon Johnson signed the weeds along the Hollywood remains noble. Ffighway Beautification Act into Freeway, hundreds of billboards "Highway beautification has BAKERSFIELD (Al') - Bill accident in another truck owned scene indicated that the driver of law but environmentalists say dot the region and everything come a long way in raising the Schoonover was sitting on his back by the agricultural company. the truck lost control of his vehicle there's little to celebrate. from inflatable whales to consciousness of the country to porch when he heard the head-on California Highway Patrol offi- and swerved into the other lane, Many activists say the law, pro- Godzilla rise above buildings the awareness that our highways collision between a large water cials believed the driver, who was Boudreaux said. There was no sign posed by Johnson's wife, Lady along busy freeways. can not only be functional in truck and a car carrying seven fam- not identified, may have headed to that alcohol was involved, he said. -Bird, has fallen short of its goal Some experts say how the space bathsO can incorporate ily members. Mexico, It wasn't known whether any of to end the proliferation of bill- roads appear says a lot about an aesthetic. element and add After looking at the wreckage - "We can't really tell if he's got- the seven people in Medina's car boards and clean up the how residents feel about them- pleasure to our lives," the 82- which killed all seven in the car - ten there or not - hopefully not," were wearing seat belts. But nation's highways. selves and how others see the year-old former First Lady said. he grabbed his cellular telephone said CHP Officer Chris Boudreaux said: "It was hit so "Unfortunately, we haven't city. "I'm glad so much has been and called 911 to alert authorities, Boudreaux. hard, I don't think it would have come as far as we would have "There's something very jar- done and am very hopeful for he said. CHP Sgt. Russell Peterson said mattered. When I walked up. I hoped" in ridding the roadways ring about an ugly environ- the future." He left the scene after seeing the crash was being treated as a couldn't even tell it was a car. It was of billboards. said Frank Vespe, ment," said Robert Kugelmann, California Department of one of the dead children from the crime. just a mangled piece of metal." policy director for the chairman of the University of Transportation figures show that car. CHP officials identified the vic- The truck driver was picked up Washington, D.C.-based conser- Dallas psychology department. the number of billboards and "I saw one 6 to 7 years old, and! tims as Ramona Medina, 68; Jose almost immediately by another vation group Scenic America. A Visual clutter adds to stress other types of signs along came out of there," he said. Medina, 75; Guadalupe Medina, worker from Crop Care drive through the city should be and some experts believe it con- California highways has been Firefighters arrived a short time 33; Maria Medina, 29; Angela Applicators, who was passing in a more than a "ride through the tributes to speeding. on the the- cut in half, from about 25,000 in later to remove the bodies, he said. Medina, 11; Monica Medina, 8, second truck, Boudreaux said. The Yellow Pages," he said. ory: "This place is so horrible, I 1965 to about 12,000 today. The accident was among the and Veronica Medina, 7. All second man, who took the hit-and- Environmentalists point to want to get out of here as fast as But environmentalists say worst traffic mishaps ever in Kern shared the same address in the San run suspect from the scene, was Southern California as a perfect possible. Kugelmium said. that's still too many - nearly County. In 1993, a crash on Luis Obispo County community of questioned by authorities but was example of how the law has Lady Bird Johnson, who cru- one sign for every mile of major Highway 99 took nine lives. Niponio, but CHP officials said not taken into custody, Boudreaux failed to live tip ii expectations. saded hard for the highway act, highway in California. The driver of the truck, owned they were uncertain exactly how said. Motorists di o.ing through said in a statement issued Friday by Crop Care Applicators in they were related. Shafter, fled the Saturday night Preliminary evidence at the World Bank money benefits Chinese forced labor camps, Harry Wu says WASHINGTON (Al') - World tenced him to 15 years in prison. Jeff Fiedler, head of Wu's 1..aogai find out why China tailed to pi, the area included ii Wu himself served 10 \ is in a Bank money is directly aiding He said the World Bank's Research Foundation, said about vide full information tel the bank the Wald Bank project, \Su said, is western China forced labui camp. Chinese forced labor camps in far- International Development one-fourth of the 600,000 people about the project area. The hank populated by those serving under He eventually left for the United western China's desolate prison Association has extended at least living in the project area are on should also adopt a polity barring the Xinjiang Production and States and became an American system, human rights activist Harry $90 million in credit to the Tarim the PLA-run farms. There are no the in of forced labor on all Construction Corps, a quasi -mili- citizen. Wu claims. Basin Project in the remote area exact figures on the prison popula- ,mlii Bank projects, he said. tary organization run by the PIA. Wu. 58, made four clandestine A project to improve food pro- populated by laogai camps run by tion, but Fiedler estimated 'sited the Xiiipang area, Over the years, former trips to China between 1991 and duction on the edge of the the Ministry ofiustice, and at least between 25.000 and 60,000. us hi, h borders Kyrgyzstan and Nationalist soldiers, so-called 1994 to investigate the Chinese Taklimakan Desert in Xinjiang 14 smaller forced labor camps World Bank spokesman Graham k stall, in 1994 and surrepil. "«ninter-revolutionaries" and oth- prison labor system. He alleged Province is pouring money into an operated by the PLA. Barrett said Wu had not discussed titiLIsli photographed prisoners ers who ran afoul of the commu- exports of prison-made goods to area dominated by prison camps The bank's 1991 staff appraisal the allegations with the bank and working in cotton fields there. He nist system were forced into the the United States and other coun- and People's Liberation Army report on the project does not he wouldn't comment until he was arrested this year when he corps. Few are allowed to return to tries. forced labor camps, Wu said today. mention the force labor camps, could examine the report. He again tried to re-enter Xinjiang then original homes even after Wo's latest report on China's but one of the project maps shows added, "The bank does not lend fmimii Katakhstan. tlal have b, "rehabilitated." Wu "laogai," or reform-through-labor Pailou Farm, a laogai camp, Wu money in any way to fund this sort Xiiiiking and neighboring said prison system, comes just months said. of thing. If there is any evidence Quigh.ii province have long been after his arrest in western China "Maybe the Chinese were cheat- then we will take the appropriate kiii iii iias the center of China's caused a major tremor in U.S- ing them, maybe the World Bank action." gulag. the destination of millions Chinese relations. In August he never knew it. Whatever, we have Wu urged the World Bank to of Chinese who over the decades The Mother Cluckin' was expelled after a Chinese court to tell this," Wu said at a news con- appoint an independent commis- have been charged with criminal comic ted him of spying and sen- ference. sion to investigate the project and and political wrongdoing. Best Chicken in Town! From third grade up, school children get London Cluck U. Chicken intensive anti-gang message from teacher kVings Cluckwiches Roasters LONG BEACH (Al') - Teresa early as we can," says Theo Viltz, a is funded through state and 1....11 Chavez introduces vocabulary Long Beach Unified School grants. 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-AL As. -.a . 4 _A _1 _A -A An.. A 4 Tuesday, October 24, 1995 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Education From page 1 Calif., said, "Coachella is listed as the sixth poorest city in Co-op our nation. Our kids are making career decisions, they're becoming career drug dealers, career parents and career From page 1 students had. not to be a statis- "I knew I wanted to do some- prisoners. I want ms kids to have a future, At SJSU, an average of 600 stu- tic.' thing in the medical field. It was a dents a year apply for co-op posi- good feeling to find out that after Gail Lang, a PICO representative from San Francisco, tions and more than 400 are quoted various statistics that showed the situation in six months on the job, it really was placed, said Lina Melkonian, assis- something I wanted to do. California's K-12 schools. tant director of career planning "Seventy-five percent of California's students are not "I learned so much more by not being prepared and placement. "It's a chance to actually going to school and work- going to college, and 90 percent are get a six-month interview." for employment," Lang said. `The fact is: California is ing, all of a sudden I could ask rel- in Melkonian said there is nothing evant questions in my classes. A lot doing a better job preparing our youth for a future to lose and everything to gain. The prison than for a future in the workplace." of my classes peaked my interest students get valuable hands-on because I thought, 'Oh, I can use The PICO and PACT organizations stressed the "School setting, hands-on learning and training in a professional that at work to try and solve a prob- to Work" program, which provides and the employers gets a solution training in the workplace for lem.'" to their long-term technical and Coops are helpful in other cir- youths in high-risk areas, as a id business hiring needs. key for the future of children cumstances as well, as evidenced by "We approach companies Heber Saravia, another Stryker erWilliejM I in California. California is according to our students' needs Education secretary Riley, employee. and companies approach us for Saravia was a co-op student while spoke on behalf of President doing a better job their needs," Melkonian said. Clinton. working on his graduate degree at preparing our youth She said the center works with SJSU. After graduating from Cal "If Congress has its way, stu- local companies to consider SJSU dent loans and grants will be Poly San Luis Obispo with an aero- for a future in students as viable coop candidates. nautical engineering degree, he hard hit costinig California One of those companies is students over WO million found himself with no job prison, than for a Stryker Corporation in Santa prospects and very little practical over the next seven years," Clara. Stryker is a multi-million Riley said. 'Next year alone, experience. future in the dollar company that specializes in He did his first co-op at NUMMI over 34,000 young people the manufacture of surgical instru- who want to go to college workplace. in Fremont. After six months, he ments that help simplify and short- decided the job wasn't for him. mai: be cut off from our Pell en surgical procedures. Stryker has Grant program because of Gail Lang Undaunted, he tried the co-op PICO representative used SJSU coops for the past four again, this time, interviewing with proposed cuts." years. Riley said $42 million was Stryker. "The proximity of the university "My heart jumped when they set aside to help improve and the quality of the graduates we California schools, but told me I would be responsible for were getting is the reason for our my own blueprints, I had only Governor Wilson decided not to spend the money because involvement here," said human he felt the money comes with too many "federal dictates" done sketches before," he said. "I resources manager Lee Lovely. found out without making any attached. Lovely said Stryker comes to When asked if the recent proposal by the CSU Board of commitments whether! would like SJSU three to four times a year the work." Trustees to cancel remedial classes was a help or hindrance recruiting students. last year, for the children of California, Riley said, "That's a state While many students don't like Stryker hired five co-op students having to delay their graduation, decision, you have to look at your mix of schools and com- and has plans to increase that munity colleges.... The important thing for the future is Melkonian said studies indicate number to at least 10 next year. that students who participate in co PHOTO BY JAY CLENDENIN SPARTAN DAILY that if we ... had kids come out of high school the way they for motivated you wouldn't need reme- "We are looking ops perform better when they ought to come out of high school, people who take the initiative to engineering graduate dial programs. return to school. Roberto Monge, a 1995 mechanical make things happen," he said. "They see education in a new demonstrates a microscopic camera developed by Stryker to assist "Right now you need them, and I'm thankful we have grad- job in Roberto Monge, a 1995 SJSU light," she said. "(And) graduates in surgery. them, but at some point in time, we've got to do the uate in mechanical engineering, K-12. and that's going to change college arourid as we know who have experienced the coop was one of four coop students advantage tend to have an overall it," he said. Stryker hired permanently after his State superintendent Eastin echoed the concerns of competitive edge in the market- graduation. place." mainly engineering, business and room 13 of the Business Riley. building or call 924- there "Haying that coop was a pretty The best time to start thinking computer science majors, she said. Classrooms "In the 5,000-year recorded history of our planet, nice safety net," he said. "I spread But there are many other services 6033. was never a country considered great because it had the about a coop is at the end of your my time out over one year on a sophomore year or the beginning available to students in other best prisons," Eastin said. part-time basis, so I went from majors. This article is the first in a series of She compared school programs in Europe and conclud- of your junior year, Melkonian graduation to a job without all of said. For more information, students articles devoted to career opportunities ed that the "School to Work" program is necessary. the stress during finals that other can contact the career center in and internships. Eastin said, "The base closures, coupled with an absence The coop program targets of any school-to-career training in the state and the nation, is nothing less than a national disaster." Peer: Hands-on workshop helps enlighten students in the fields of science From page 1 minded " program offers academic services sponsoring department is the Science, who provides training coordinator. "It helps This group of students, from all id from elementary through universi- College of over Santa Clara County, spend ty level to increase the number of us with the office, and the phones, build the confidence of those who something like that really and makes a learn it if a real problem should the third Saturday of each month It was interesting, the fact if minority students obtaining and a lot of things from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at SJSU degrees in math, science and engi- tremendous contribution to the occur." does happen, now I know what to do. Piddy said. Gabriel Sandoval, a freshmen at attending the "Saturday Academy," neering. MESA program," Michelle Myers, a sophomore at The center, located in room 241 Leigh High School in San Jose, a component of the MESA pro Gabriel Sandoval gram. Notre Dame High School, has in Duncan Hall, covers all of Santa said, "It was interesting, the fact if Leigh high school student seven something like that really does The students participate in been in MESA for more than five Clara County and serves hands-on workshops and activities years and said MESA is preparing school districts with 25 chapters. happen, now I know what to do." f, Lydia Riojas, a seventh-grader at that encourage them and enlight- her for her future: "It's fun, you Last year, the center served learn a lot. You learn how to be a 1,141 students, Piddy said. "The Steinbeck Middle School, talked en them in fields of sciences, said unteer work with tutoring," said and assist the students. about why she participated in the Laura Campero, assistant director leader, you learn how to get by." whole purpose of MESA is prepa- MESA Center director Luisa Piddy. The MESA program focuses on Piddy said the program is hosted ration for entrance into the univer- workshop: "I just wanted to come. I of SJSU 's MESA program. The tutors are personally African-Americans, American learned how to do unconscious 'e're always looking for univer- by universities across the state. sity into math-based sciences." trained by Piddy and are asked to Indians, Mexican-Americans and "In this case, we are hosted by choking and how to listen open- is students who would like to be come in for one hour on Saturdays other Latinos in California. The I I olved and maybe do some vol- San Jose State University. Our S.J. mayor among hundreds in first ever city clean-up 'Blind Melon' lead singer's By Charlene Cook dens, painted 16 schools and com- morning and saw so many people national fraternity that often works swim Daily Staff Writer munity centers, restored 21 com- coming together," Carteris said. to help the communities. We have inconclusive "People really do make a differ- about 25 to 30 of our members first autopsy On Saturday, more than 500 munity gardens, filled more than 1,000 trash bags and painted more ence and bring hope to others here today." NEW ORLEANS (AP) An planned to clean up his act and people, including mayor Susan City Year started in Boston in in a than 1,000 feet of a graffiti-covered who don't know what s possible." accidental drug overdose appar- be a good father to his infant Hammer, gathered together Grays, who graduated 1988 and has become a successful singer daughter. community building project to wall. Brian ently killed Blind Melon The morning opened with a from high school in June, joined national organization. Hammer Shannon Hoon, the band's "I'm going to be a father clean up San Jose. saw its affect in Boston and worked was brief workout session of jumping City Year this fall and is a teacher's manager said. But it could be longer than I'm going to be a This first ever serve-a-thon in a special education to bring the organization to San toxi- singer," he said last month. by City Year, an organi- jacks and some inspirational words assistant weeks before the coroner's organized by students. Hammer spoke about class at Miller Elementary School. Jose. cology tests confirm or deny The band's breakaway single, zation that was brought to San Jose us because "City Year was very helpful dur- students in how proud she was to see so many "I think kids take to that report. "No Rain," from their self-titled last year to help young younger, and they feel more ing the floods last year and has had accompanying elementary schools and to improve young people come together for we're Hoon, whose band rose to debut and the something so important. comfortable talking to us," Grays a fabulous impact on San Jose" fame in 1993 with video featuring a the community. and I've already Hammer said. dressed weekend, at St. James Park Gabrielle Carteris, star of said. "I just joined, the hit "No Rain," child actress This "90210" and her own talk show, learned a lot of responsibility, and People who participate in City was found dead on di like a bee made on First Street, these 500 people Year as core members work nine- and began "Gabrielle," saw how effective the gained a lot of self esteem." his parked tour bus overnight stars of split into 35 groups and his year as a core member, and-a-half hour days. In San Jose, He was just Blind Melon two working on their designated pro organization was in Boston After Saturday afternoon. was glad to see it come to San Jose. he plans to go to SJSU as an engi- the concentration is on children. An autopsy did not years ago. ject. feels his They help children in classrooms; having a Participants lands( aped I I gar- "I cried when I got here this neering major, and he reveal what caused The band was participation with City Year has have after-school homework clubs; the 28-year-old rock general good touring to promote given him the direction to do this. after-school projects, such as paint- singer's death, coro- their second album, Emmeil Davis is a senior in the ing buildings and landscapes; and ner Frank Minyard old time. "Soup." It was Lambda Phi Epsilon fraternity a week-long spring camp that said Sunday. recorded in New which participated in Saturday's included painting a mural. It is usually weeks Robert Orleans, where they project. Jason Ross is a core member before laboratory Burtenshaw were to play "I wanted to support community who came from Massachusetts to tests are completed, Numbers nightclub Tipitina's club service," Davis said. "I'm in a participate in San Jose's City Year. but Minyard has owner Saturday night. "I thought it would be a good asked for a rush on On "Soup," life experience and felt comfort- Hoon's tests, his sec IP the band cackles able with City Year because it's retary said. such topics as Fall '95 organized. This has already given The band's manag- Hoon 's grandmoth- Session #2 Oct. 30-Dec.22 TAKE A BREATHER me a lot of direction and has er, Chuck Jones, told The New er and the drowning last year of register for Session 112 Oct. 16-Nov. 11 improved my perspective and York Times that the singer died Susan Smith's two little boys in motivation with school, "Ross said. apparently from an accidental South Carolina. To critics who Sign Up in The Business Office ASTHMA AND ALLERGY He's currently sharing an apart- drug overdose. said the second album lacked a Step Aerobics F120 Min 8 309 15 am SUFFERERS ment with three other core mem- The owner of the nightclub hit single, Hoon said, "That's bers, all living off their $125-a-week Step Aerobics F121 MWF 12 15-12 45 pm If you .ire healthy, non-smoking where Blind Melon played the what I think I like the most Step Aerobics F122 MW 5 30-6 30 pin salaries. night before said Hoon seemed about the record.... It's a good and between the ages 12-65, you After nine months of service, Step Aerobics F123 10 30-11 30 am fuse. book, instead of a few good may qualify to participate in a core members receive $4,000 for "He was just having a general chapters." Basic Step F124 TTH 6451 30 pm research study using an school. Timberland, Digital, the good old time," said Robert Hoots was arrested several Step/Iii-lo/Sculpt F125 TTH 5 30-6 45 pm investigational asthma or allergy city of Sari Jose, Green Team and Burtenshaw, who owns times. In 1993, he faced nudity Body Toning F126 roi 12 15-1245 pm medication. You will receive AmeriBank are some sponsors that Numbers nightclub in Houston. and indecent exposure charges Butts & Guts F127 630-100 pm financial compensation for support the organization. "He was rock and rolling," he after he stripped and urinated Cardio Funk F128 M 6 30-7 30 pm your time and effort. Qualified said. "They appeared to be a onstage during a concert in Water Fitness F129 TTH 5 30 6 30 pm participants could cans up to typical band relaxing after the Canada. He was also charged with attacking a security guard 15 MORE INFORMATION $800. show." CALL JODI AT914.6217 The band left around mid- during the taping of the Allergy & Asthma night to drive straight through American Music Awards in Associates of Santa Clara to New Orleans, about a 350- 1994. mile trip, he said. His last arrest was in New assoolated students Valley, Inc. Research FARMER JONES Opoillba: call 32466200 frx more info In recent interviews, Hoon, Orleans during the taping of campus Center USED TIRES who was lead singer arid wrote "Soup," for drunken aid disor- 11`,r, NI,.,1 ik 'I, Si Sept. 6 - Dec 8 recreation TIRES $995 & UP lyrics for the band, said he derly conduct. 1775 S. First St. San lose baskettoli, ectIvItles for students Hinirion 1 800-74-ASTHMA Phone 293,7612 0 n 7 da 10am 6.m
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October 24, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State Hockey team SJSU golfer and team ties for first place wins three These, however, were not an indication Vibeke Stensrud leads of her exceptional playing as a whole. She Sperm. Deny Sun Report Spartans to a tie with made a difficult shot look extremely easy The San Jose State Uilivei sity on the 18th hole, when she found herself ice hockey team earned three top-ranked UCLA way off the fairway, caught behind a group wins over the weekend by of large trees. defeating the University of the ball up By Kei Koyarna The two options were to hit Nevada-Reno, Stanford and Spartan Daily Staff Writer and take her chances at not hitting any of Northern Arizona University. the trees, or to hit the ball on the ground On Sunday, the Spartans The Spartan women's golf team and hope it skipped its way to the green. scored 8 unanswered goals, brought home another win on Sunday, Stensrud opted for the ground, which four in the first period, and the final day of the three-day Stanford was a good decision because she ended up earned their first win over the Golf Invitational. being just on the edge of the rough. She Lumberjacks in the team's his- SJSU tied for first in both team and finished the hole with a par. tory. individual competition. The Stensrud finished the Goaltender Mike Bruins also team tied with UCLA, and three rounds with a 70, 74 earned his first shutout of the SJSU's Vibeke Stensrud tied and 71, par being 73. This was season by defending the goal with Stanford's Mhairi McKay. the second win for Stensrud njoai. Lumberjacks' shots The finals began at 8:30 in the Stanford Golf on goal. a.m. at scenically lush Invitational. The Spartans outshot Stanford Golf Course. She said the win felt Northern Arizona 33-15 as for- Seventeen teams from great. ward Eric Russell had two goals throughout the country com- "It's one of my favorite and two assists and center Troy peted in the event. The top courses we play," she said. McCabe recorded two goals six teams were SJSU, UCLA, "Certain courses fit well for and an assist. Arizona State, Stanford, you. This course is not nar- Saturday, SJSU also was able Arizona and Southern row, there's a lot of room, but golfer to come back from a 5-5 tie in SJSU California. you have to hit straight. I like the second period to score four Vibeke Stensrud Stensrud began the day at unanswered points in the peri- led the Spartan the 10th hole. She powered SJSU head coach Mark od and beat Stanford 9-5. women's golf through the 18 holes, mixing STENSRUD Gale said no one had beaten Forward Neil Liston got the go- just enough might to sail the team to a first UCLA this year, and it would ahead in the third period as balls to the greens and just enough finesse have been great to have outright beaten place tie with Liston, Tony Destro and Troy to make the putts. them, but it was nice to tie. McCabe also combined to earn UCLA Stensrud's trouble spots were holes six SJSU went into Sunday's round in third six points, four of them coming at the Stanforc and eight, where she missed some good place behind UCLA and Arizona State in the third period. Invitations! birdie attempts. and went on to tie with a combined team Forward Brent Faulhaber "I played well, but yesterday struggled score of 889. lead the team with three goals Stensrud said. "I PHO I with the putts a little bit," "It was great to come from that far and an assist. was in trouble a couple of times. If! could behind," Gale said. "We always want to win Friday, the Spartans showed- COURT} .7,1 or four SPOR have made them, I cl been three and always expect to win." off their offensive potential by OF shots better." INFORMATION OM, I scoring 15 goals, 44 shots on goal and a 15-1 win against Reno. Goaltender Chris Heathman got his first victory as a Spartan by making 14 saves Swimmers open season with impressive performance against Reno's 15 shots. Russell lead the team with three goals we just have to push in the right direction," and four assists. By Sloan Hruby The Spartans are averaging Spartan Daily Staff Writer Ai Taylor said. Although the team finished third in the 10.1 goals a game in their first In their first swim meet of the sea ii With only six weeks of practice we did really well against swimming events and second in diving six contests. SJSU women's team competed impressn l (Fresno did not field a team) both coaches The Spartans travel to Los "With only six weeks of practice we did competition that was tough. were enthusiastic considering the factors Angeles Friday to take on really well against competition that was that they must work with. Orange Coast College. tough," said head coach RoseAnn Benson. Rose Ann Benson Both coaches were proud of there team The meet was held at UC Berkeley on SJSU swimming head coach performances, but were candid about why Saturday with Fresno State University and the they cannot field teams comparable to SJSU as guests. P9 that of Fresno State University. SPA R'I'. N SPORTS In the 1650-yard freestyle (66 lengths of "It is a money issue, they can offer 13 CALENDAR the pool) SJSU freshman Elin Carlsson Freshman Vivain Lau swam exceptionally "At this time, placement is irrelevant. scholarships, while we can offer only seven, swimming the event for the first time fin- as the lead-off in the 200-yard medley *clay,- Instead, we're concentrating 'oft certain thus they attract certain swimmers we can- ished second in 17:32.31. clo( king in at 28:4 for 50-yard backstroke, techniques," Taylor said. "Once we have the not," Benson said. "Elin has competed at shorter distances in TODAY: ouils ,nie second off the SJSU school record. basics in hand, then we can elevate concepts "It would be nice to see a men's team, but Men's soccer at Santa Clara her homeland of Sweden, so this is really Beilmm said she was also happy with such as finishing places." thankfully we've been allowed to keep a impressive she swam 1:04 per 100 yards and Fre.linien Jeanette Thorner's performance Freshman Michelle Guglielmo finished woman's team," Taylor said. 7:30 p.m. I expect that, as the season progresses that in the 400-yard individual medley. fourth in the one meter and third in the Allocation of funds may become possible III Women's soccer at Chico she will be down to one minute per 100 "She was only four seconds off the school three meter, while fellow freshman team- when the sports program joins the Western State, 2 p.m. yards," Benson said. record of 4:32. Considering the distance, mate Kelly Lasich finished sixth in the one Athletic Conference in the fall of 1996 Men's Golf at USF Team captain Stacie Lonaker "was tough" four seconds is easily within her reach." meter and fifth in the three meter respec- explained Benson. Invitational swimming the 500-yard freestyle in 6:09.83, According to diving coach, Jack Taylor, his tively. The women's swim team holds its next finishing one second off her personal best team also fared better than expected. "I'm happy with their performances, now meet at home on Saturday. WEDNESDAY: and earning second place. Women's soccer at Sacramento State, 3 p.m
THURSDAY: New Mexico State's basketball team in danger of probation Women's soccer at Reno 7 p.m. Lks (RI. (.LS. N.M.(Al') ink led all 11 allega- ers ne to appear before the infrac- said Nordquist, now girls basket- er submitted answers he had been New Mexico State's basektball tions. tions committee. ball coach at Channel Islands High given for his final exams in the Students admitted in free to at home team could face two years' proba- "The NCAA letter of inquiry is It asks NMSU to provide answers School in Oxnard, Calif., and summer of 1993. It says the player games with a valid SJSU student ID. tion and other sanctions if the consistent with NMSU's own find- to several questions, including a Forman, now an assistant coach at "admitted that he was provided For admission into football home NCAA upholds 11 charges, mostly ing," he said. statement describing all compli- Iowa State: answers to his final examinations games, students must present their of academic eligibility fraud. A copy of the letter obtained ance and monitoring activities in Completed chapter and final over the telephone from a mem- student ID at the Box Office in In a 28-page letter of inquiry from NMSU had the names of ath- the athletic department. exams for Southeastern College of ber of the men's basketball coach- exchange for a football ticket. sent to the school, the NCAA said letes blacked out, so it was not Orenduff said he anticipates no the Assemblies of God for one ing staff" and that three other the case "appears to be major." immediately possible to determine problem meeting the Dec. 24 player in the summer of 1992. recruits had identical scores on In addition to possible proba- how many players were involved. deadline. Did likewise for another play- their math exam and had at least Correction tion, the Aggies could face restric- The NCAA letter contends the "The essence of our response er in the summer of 1993. 12 similar wrong answers. The Spartan Daily incorrectly tions on recruiting and financial university failed to adequately over- will be basic agreement with the Wrote and submitted at least The NCAA also alleges that a reported the score of Saturdays' aid to athletes. see the academic side of its basket- allegations made by the NCAA eight academic papers for a player player received recruiting induce- football game against San Diego in the summer of 1991. ments in the summer of 1993, The letter alleges assistant ball program. enforcement staff," Orenduff said. State University. The correct coaches Chris Nordquist and Gar The letter instructs the school to He noted that NMSU's own Wrote and submitted a term including a night's free lodging at score is 49-20, San Diego. We Forman had a hand in providing respond by Christmas Eve and says investigation had listed 17 viola- paper for another player in the Forman's home for the player and apologize for the error. tests and papers foUniversity presi- athletic director Al Gonzales and tions. summer of 1992. his girlfriend. dent Michael Orenduff said the coach Neil McCarthy among oth- The NCAA letter dated Oct. 20 And the letter says another play-
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Tai chi: Club teaches people how to seize the initiative in self-defense From page 1 studying aviation, said that the uayeling groups to perform, for martial art is one of the oldest of one de ))))) iistration it brought in the Chinese systems of self-
the Beijing Wu Shu Club. defense It is distinguished front The club also puts in appear- the diets in that, "It doesn and ances at local martial arts fairs feature a lot of kicking very aiid does a dragon dance for punching. but it can be a in 'real Chinese New Year. effective form of defense "We have been particularly suited to successful with the It's particularly Bradlee kids at the women, because it Cupertino Kong Fu id said, not requii Club," Brooks said. does "the younger classes What kung fu exceptional have grown strength. "If some- strike immenselY due to does first for one tries to con- our persistence in you, vou can children is to trol his joints. It's going out and hold- nig demonstrations. keep them active not a violent art. "What kung fu There's a throw by does first for chil- and moving which you can dren is to keep them lock a guy's elbow,
active and moving for American and then you can for American move him any-- where children today that children today you want, is so important. It that is so because it's too teaches them how to painful if he fall do you know important. It resists. You can get that most of chil- him down on the dren's injuries come teaches them pavement and from that, just keep him there falling downy They how to fall do while you call for learn to protect the cops, for their heads. you know that instance. "They learn self- most children's She said the defense, not to be number of bullies. injuries come women in the "More Young peo- club has increased ple should take tai from that, just recently. chi. It's not just an Chi:lisiu D. exercise for old peo- falling down? Weng, a visiting ple, but if you learn professor in to move this way all Eric Brooks human perfor- your life, you'll have Club instructor mance who is the much less trouble president of the when you're old. 9, United States What we teach, of Shuai-C:hiao PHOTO BY MR1lAEL ANDREWS - course, is t'ai chi ch'uan Associauitii, is the club's advisor. SPARTAN DAILY that's not just the exercise part, He is from the National College it's a system of self defense." of Physical Education and Sport Club president Jennifer in Taiwan, which has, in turn, Daniel Mina, middle, leads Nasaron Wimolniti, left, and David Katsumoto in some beginning tai Chi moves. Bradlee, another SJSU student, hosted several meiotic rS of t- MI 1% al. teaches Shuai-chiao, an ancient SJSU faculH sit it form of Chinese wrestling. Weng said, "I always have Shuai-chiao is a wrestling and someone entering our club learn a little about tai chi first. of meditation or whatever. deck of cards which he has game of the U.S. Judo wushu." throwing art which allows the "The best fighters don't get helped develop which shows six Association team. The Tai Chi and Witslin practitioner to seize the initia- All the martial arts! teach 11.1% e similar moves, but their gt Am- into fights they develop an styles in martial arts. The cards, "San Jose State is famous for meets Mondays and Wednesdays tive in self-defense and mini- ability to avoid them." which contain a wealth of infor- its judo team it's been offer- 8-10 p.m. in SPX 202. mizes the possibility of her or mar, so to speak, comes It t tin (.6 chi. Then a person has to make Weng has a flashier side: he is mation on martial arts, can be in the sport for 30 years," Weng him being injured. featured as one of the marital traded as well as used to play a said. "I think that the next mar- Bradlee, a graduating senior up his mind as to what he wai Its: self defense, conditioning. .1 isaa artists on "Ultimate Combat!" a game which is the official card tial art it will be famous for is
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