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Harassment Claims Filed Against UPD Engineers Race Rubber-Band Rods 0111p P'AIRTAN DA! 1,Y Vol. 97, No, S6 Published lig San lose State University site I ; Friday, \i,se,nber IS, 1991 Harassment claims filed against UPD By Deborah Kerr mentioned in the section 409 of the penal code Daily staff wntcr Riot arrests racially motivated, students say with which they were charged. Secondly, she said, she and her friends were Two SJSU students who were arrested Nos a distance from the fight. And third, they were 2 for not dispersing at the scene of a fight base After things had settled down, Cotton, "We were helping the officers out by telling "I had heard from a lot of other people that arrested a full hour after the fight. filed citizen's complaints against Univer irs liominick-McCartin and two of her friends people the dance is closed and they have to this sort of thing happens to them and this is Both students are requesting that charges be Police. arrived at the dance. leave," Dominrck-McCartin said. "I said. Ni, the lira time anything like this has happened to dropped. 15orniniLk-Nkt'arlin is also asking for Psychology major Amite Dominick - Staley sad they were asked to leave "sever- one wants to he arrested. ()liken. We're \sailing me." stininick-McCartin said. a Ionual apolrigy. Conon said he tiled the com- McCartin, 21, and journalism major Bryan al times over a period of 20 minutes." for a ride am.1 lien We'Ie leaV111. Iteing hargk oiled and placed into a police plaint with VI'D because he wants to keep Cotton, 20, both say they feel they were vic- Dominick -McCartin and Cotton weren't Cotton said he sxas listening to another ()M- car was a humiliating experience, they both incidents like this from happening to others. tims of racial harassment. doing anything wrong by being near the eer and saw UPD officers handcuffing added. "I would hate for someone else to have to The arrests happened outside the annual Student Union, Staley added, but their pres- Dominick-McCartin. "It was embarrassing," said Cotton. "I'm go through this," he said. dance put on by Delta Gamma Rho, an ence was attracting other students and the offi- "I was in disbelief," Cotton said. "Before I sitting there getting cuffed in front of my Staley said he could not comment on how African-American sorority, at 11:51 p.m. The cers finally arrested them. could say anything, Aguirre came up behind friends. I felt harassed." UPD is responding to the complaints because it dance had been closed to incoming partici- ,ho were arrested had me and cuffed me. Added Dominick-McCartin, "It was very is a personnel matter and not for public record. pants, said UPD spokesman Richard Staley, been ;Hi an unlawful Cotton was referring to Sgt. [vain Aftilliti. degrading." Both students said they had no He did say that the complaint Is being after 15 people jumped the line and started a .Ii (i.. he said "When senior 11PD sergeant. jirior arrests on their records and they worry reviewed by (111) administrators, fight at the entrance to the dance. iepeatedly to leave, In separate cars, the students were taken tit alslut having a police record because (it' this Dm mg the arrest, the two students sx ere "There was an order to disperse after the Sttlik; t,1 ntein .s ;iii he aided. the UPD office, hooked, cited and released. incident required to sign a nonce to appear In court as MI fight to protect the individuals still in the area," Cotton and Domini, r r 'Join see a dif- they said. -Fin applying to grad school. This could alternative to going to hooking at the 51,,155 1;111 he said. "The officers were concerned that the ferently. Both said the \ ..ucic \salting tit their While in the UPD holding tank, Conon said Oxus. hack to haunt me," Dominick-McCartin Dominic k Mc( artin and Coma' are sched- assailants would return." ride to return and were asking the ,iiticers he asked himself, "Why are they messing ssith said. uled to appear on Dec. 18 whet,. dr.'y can Staley said the attackers. who disappeared questions about why the dance was .I. ,,ect us like The only answer he could come In her written complaint against UPD. argue their case. Cotton, howocr, has a final before backup officers mil). tt. ,s ere members when an officer approached them a ing, up with %).t . that it was racial harassment, he Dominick -McCartin sad the arrest was unwar- examination scheduled that day so they are try- of a gang. "Who wants to be arrested Eirst'' saul. ranted 1,..5ause there was no "riot" which is ing to ic hedule their court date. Engineers race rubber-band rods Lynn Benson I tin ior engineering major Richard Perez makes last-minute adjustments Creativity fuels original vehicle competition By Crista E. Hardie Pi Tau Soria mechanical enginecting it,1r I Atily,taff Miry. -It's just a hill thing to otir Tank -like 'seilis lc. (a balsa wood, said tic:Ting skills." on -looker kark I, board and I tipperware chugged slow's 'lust to p11155. you ...ill down the track. The goal: to travel 40 lect pit’Ns." then catapult a liacky Sack into a Ill-loot SJSU students were invited to design a hulls-eye ring. 12 -by-16 inch vehicle with a catapult of any A crowd of about 100 people gathered type of material to be powered solely by l'hursday afternoon in front of the engineer- nihher bands. The course was 5s feet long ing building to watch 15 teams compete in the second annual Student Design Contest Sophomore engineering major NI idtatl 1.111;4 tat I, It ii, -.;Its as lits chit, lc kat, hes it:, 011011 sponsored by General Electric and SJSU's See if/VI/ S I. Past( I A.S. director ends Hungerfest 1991 aims to heighten U RES two-year career FE AT SJ S tJ awareness of world hunger Swing out Spartans: By Michael Monaghan mis- or 55 tm, its ol Democracy," given Daily staff writer Marge Champion, It \ d, Reis tress of ballroom danc- \ Th to-5(1as at won in Morris Dailey world tickets..t...' Auditorium lust-world uckets. After serving for nearly two yeas on the As us tiled Students Board ing, brings her world- of Directors, Director Marci Pedrazzi resii.itisit last uuuu ilii, cuing per class st SiSt Thanksgiving, a time to give thanks Internationally knoA a spoik,o- Once at their r..spech, non< thc sonal problems" as the reason. or good health and jkace oi mind, is I taller, N, look: I time, author al 1)1,,1 1111111- vs 01 Ill \ 1,11. ;., 111,' "We did lose an excellent diteor a... said Sheik] Xs It, tin.', lor pm ahead. I ot Small Planet- ;Intl I in, 1111::;:sa Lstili b ssIhc' ,l s,'111' . 11:1 : ilitelCultural affairs. I he us 5'5'k belore jhanksgiving, boss - ,mu, ,,Ite;tkintt. Pedrazzi, a senior inajot) ) ng it, .4111..11 s. us ssa- lie dile, .f esti . is perhaps a more emotional time, a alottg tili I toutiaci iii sent OW tl%i1:11.tc It, Ira aorta California state affairs for SJ S t .1. eui sun 1,, the CalOotwa time 10 tltuiuk of all the deprivation in the the 111S111111e I 01 the Art. 01 1)0110\11\A. unhurt try. Students Association. As does tot l'edrain ssould ()lien work in world, of all the people who do not have There will be an organized fast held The second -world eaters will receive Sacramento and attend contereliCes is [WIC she \\.;1, IIICtater of various W ()RILD NEIA'S food, of the world hunger crisis. on Thursday for students who would like a little more elaborate moat perhaps committees) on CSA matters. 1)rink and 1)e merry: SJSU Hungerfest 1991, a week-long It) give a portion of their meal card costs soup and bread And the first world .eifisation :du, a hunger action and education event, will The CSA is designed to keep an es c ans A pontildi suit drink in to the Oxford Comm:tics. tor Famine eaters will partake in at\ 1,15.11 American miner slIS be held Nov. IS through Nov. 21 to help tion, or any system -wide issues pertaining to the (ins t Lind !cult-nal Relict Students can slot.' up in the din- three- course meal decides how they want to stand on those pull\ aka issues hoost owateness of the world -hunger No \ 13. 1 s, IS, 10, and ning \ ominous Thew still :11,0 Is' un iuusu, mid ,'u it 'She had a good understanding 0. I1 0\s ssolk Awls L's .11 ICI a 1)(111lIC;11 20 to give up one ol all oi their meals talks testes\ .1111I \ Int I 115' Associated Students President Nicole 1 ' I think she did a gicai ly 111011 sunllatttinut 11,. cm to lop off the week will t,i lor the day. is5ick’s e ss' iii hair held Monday hom 10 job." tilt!) SSitt: Students who do mit \ meal cards Pedrazzi's post usually called tor 1, to zo hour work weeks I asi 1. in in the Art Quad, and will Belore the t .s ill he a '.tguiiimst tip semester. Pedrazzi took on the acuitionalI I tole (a A S s prisitleHl .11 those tittle!: through all last I's retreat of reflection 011 file Itteil nt ssuiutul at the RCNI4lik Lind b, i,uiulig inonex -President Ameze Washing', ill is ;is ss to active (hits \ and printed hanger which will lx' held Ilimsday at when then tor AJ..551 during I /peration Desert Storm.
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