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VOLUME 120, NUMBER 17 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPARTAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17,2003 Thousands march in San Jose to protest war in Iraq By Huong C. Pham Daily Staff Writer WAR Anti-war demonstrators marched two miles TO STOP THE from Santa Clara Street to the Cesar Chavez H BAY MOBILIZATION Plaza, located on Market Street between San SANJOSEPEACE ORG 408 297 2299 WWW Fernando and San Carlos streets to rally in opposition to the war against Iraq on Saturday afternoon. "This war is a threat to everyone, it's a threat to world peace and foreign policy," said Linh Nguyen, a project engineer at Kaiser who was passing out fliers. According to The Associated Press, the peace Islamic Association also took the stage to rally was part of a worldwide demonstration that denounce war to a lively, boisterous audience. drew millions of demonstrators to cities such as A sea of posters could be seen above the New York, Paris, Rome and London. crowd's heads, some proclaiming, "Drop Bush, About 3,000 people marched through the Not Bombs" or "No blood for oil." ter streets of San Jose and joined together at the Ten-year-old Megan Hernandez held her own www.frrethell., or, Cesar Chavez Plaza to hear including poster that read "No War" as she stood with her h.,1.-1tve o'S Ineetheffre as Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-San Jose, and United family, gazing at the few groups of performers treetbellw wit Farm Workers activist Doloresolores Huerta. playing their musical instruments. Speakers from other organizations such as Outlining the edge of the plaza were vendors United For Peace, San Jose/South Bay National Organization for Women and the South Bay See SAN JOSE, page 4 Millions worldwide walk in anti-war gatherings NEW YORK (AP) More than 250 peo- claimed the biggest turnout 1 minion ple were arrested during a massive demonstra- according to police, and London reported tion against possible war in Iraq as tens of more than 750,000 in what police called the thousands of protesters packed a 20-block area city's largest protest ever. north of United Nations headquarters, New Police in New York said the crowd that York police said Sunday. chanted and listened to speakers in the city's Most of the 257 arrests were for disorderly bitter cold was about 100,000-strong, while conduct and other minor violations that most- organizers estimated it at three to five times ly resulted in tickets to appear in court, police that size. Vicki Thompson Daily Staff said. Five people were arrested on felony In Los Angeles, where police estimated the ABOVE: Dolores Huerta from the United Farm Workers Union spoke to a crowd of about 3,000 Saturday at the San Jose charges and 53 on misdemeanors. crowd at 30,000, one person was arrested for The New York protest was just one of scores allegedly trying to vandalize a Gap store, March and Rally for Peace. that brought out millions ofpeople across the another for an outstanding warrant and three TOP RIGHT: Shawn Mulcave held Aeja Rosette on his shoulders so she could get a better view of the Raging Grannies, a nation and around the world Saturday. Rome group that came to Roosevelt Park on Saturday to sing for peace. See WORLD, page 4 More than 100,000 people in anti-war rally in San Francisco; parts of crowd break off into smaller rioting factions

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) More stretchin from the waterfront to San clear. Police in riot gear closed the who have shown they feel the same way' a war for the rich people then, and this is sign carried by Michael Dehart, 32, of than 100,000 anti-war demonstrators hit Franciscos ornate, historic City Hall entrances to some stores to prevent loot- Hoffman, part of a group of Arab and one now,' Prell said. It's the same thing San Francisco, as he waded through the streets of San Francisco Sunday to Police estimated the crowd at 1.50,000 ing, but there were no immediate reports Israeli women who attended the demon- and it's ridiculous.' the throng of protesters on Market join voices heard around the world this people. Estimates claimed 250,000. of arrests. stration together, held a sign reading, The United States and Britain contin- Street. weekend protesting a possible U.S. 'inva- the demonstration, a splinter At the main demonstration, celebrity "Jewish Women For Peace.' ue to accuse Iraq of concealing weapons Dehart's sign read: "Another Gay sion of Iraq. group of a few hundred people, some of speakers like the actor Danny Glover 'It is so clearly really on the edge of of mass destruction prohibited under Mathematician for Peace.' 'Finally it seems there is a worldwide them wearing bandanas across their and the writer Alice Walker tied the San madness what Bush is doing so you have U.N. resolutions adopted at the end of "I think everybody needs to be repre- movement saying this is obviously a cat- faces, marched to the city's posh Union Francisco event to a worldwide series of to be out on the streets,' she said. the 1991 Gulf War. They say they will sented here today," Dehart said. astrophic path we're on," said Deborah Square shopping area, where they demonstrations Saturday. Korean war veteran Don Prell, 73, of disarm Iraq by force if necessary. In front of city hall, the final destina- Ho , 55, of Oakland. 'And now squared off with police officers. "We know that we have not been San Francisco, decried the looming mil- Still, many at San Francisco's mass rally tion for the march, a star-studded lineup everybody is out in the stm.ts.' Some of the demonstrators pelted shown enough evidence for a preemptive itary conflict as a ploy for big business. said the U.S. hasn't proved its case. including Congresswoman Barbara Lee A steady stream of chanting, sign-wav- police with rocks, food and other objects, strike," said singer Bonnie Raitt. 'There 'I think is stupid I've greatly gone The city's diversity is rarely absent and folk musician Joan Baer prepared to ing protesters filled 12 large city blocks although reasons for the trouble were not are a million people around the globe through (war) and I could see that it was from such events, as was evident by the address the crowd. University's Off-Campus Housing Assistance Center offers help live on campus and are in need of assistant coordinator for the Off- 'I would have never thought about Guerriero said he thinks it is helpful stuff available to us," Cabiles said Some students say service, said Trisha Wells, the interim Campus Housing Assistance Center. using the campus to help find a that SJSU has an Off-Campus Cabiles said the center should set- assistant director for organization and Diana Tran, the interim community place to live or a roommate, Cabiles Housing Assistance Center. up a section where they can speak to program is under planning for Off-Campus Housing. relations coordinator, said even said. "Knowing you have the option to go freshman during orientation time. "The bulk of what we help with is though the database is fairly new, it is Ronald Delin, 2 freshman majoring to (the Off-Campus Housing Guerriero said he thinks the center finding housing for students," Wells "really user-friendly" and she expects in computer science, said he is inter- Assistance Center) and have them should let students know they are publicized said. to start getting more hits on the Web ested in moving from Hayward to San help you out is good," Guerriero said. available by posting an online adver- Although some students were tisement on SJSU s homepage or by By Annelinda Aguayo In November 2002, Off-Campus site this semester. Jose, and was unaware of the Off- Housing implemented a database for "Our main objective is to get stu- Campus Housing Assistance Center. enthusiastic about having the Off- tabling near the Student Union. Daily Staff Writer SJSU students in search housing or dents connected with resources they 'The Web site would be a good way Campus Housing Assistance Center, Last spring, the center had an off- roommates. need to find a place to live," Wells to help find roommates from San Jose the same students didn't know it campus housing fair. It brought Some San Jose State University stu- The database allows students to said. State, Delin said. 'I might go to ( the existed. apartment complex managers to pro- dents living off campus are under the search through listings of rooms and Some SJSU students were excited at Off-Campus Housing Assistance Cabiles and Delin said they think it vide information and applications for assumption that the University apartments for rent, and provides the thought of having somewhere to Center) for help." is important for the center to let its students interested in their facilities, Housing Services department Was list of people searching for room- turn for help when in search of a Some SJSU students live with their presence be known to students, espe- and as away to let students know that designed to only assist students living mates. Students are also free to post roommate and a place to live. families in San Jose, but living on cially freshman. they had resources available to them. on campus. their own listings at no cost, Wells Fernando Cabiles Jr., a freshman their own is something they ponder. "It's important to tell freshman Another fair is scheduled for some- But Housing Services has had an said. majoring in computer science, is cur- eventuallt want to move out with because we don't really know what's time in April, Wells said. Off-Campus Housing Assistance "All information students post on rently in search of a roommate. He some friends, said Gianni Guerriero, going on until we get here and by "We really do see ourselves as a Center for the past two years, aimed the Web site is sonfidential," said said his main resources for his search sophomore majoring in advertising then it's too late," Delin said. service for the campus community," specifically at students who do not Mary Garcia, the administrative were Internet based. who lives with his family. didn't know we had that kind of Tran said. Titan Games battle to a close at SJSU By Chris Giovannetti chance to tight in front of a huge crowd and I Saturday's card brought an outright frenzied think my fans enjoyed the effort." support for American and international com- Daily Senior Staff Writer Just another Titan Games Olympic dream. petitors from tans in attendance, many of pounded The games an eight-discipline event whom may have been seeing their first tae As American boxer Andre Ward kwon do or fencing match in their lives. opponent, the noise from his fans made up of the combative sports of the away at his Summer Olympics completed its three- "It's an awesome experience. You look out roared steadily. and you see all of these great competitors and 'Thud day run at the Event Center on Saturday Right jab. night, with a near-capacity crowd of 4,150. you're really excited to he here," said mon 'Die!" American weightlifter Shane Ilamman, who cross. Thwack. Former world and Olympic champions and Right 2004 Olympic prospects battled for individual won the 105 -kilogram (231 pound) weight "Beat him 'Dee! Beat that boy!' Rain Gardner getting readv to Anibal and team championships as well as for the class. "I saw By the time Ward's opponent, wrestle his match while I was getting ready to Rodriguez of Puerto Rico, retired in the sec- honor of, "Ultimate Titan." 'We say the Olympic spirit is every day, not lift. I just wanted to stop and watch him." ond round, the noise in the southeast corner same way. every four years. We wanted to do something Gardner felt the of the Event Center was deafening. "In between rounds you hear Shane "The feeling is astronomical. Ile worked so to showcase that," United States Olympic Madeline Committee CEO Lloyd Ward said. "This Hamman is going for a 500-pound lift and hard for this," said Ward's mom, you think, 'Hey. I really want to see that one,' Dumass, one of Ward's estimated 200 sup- Olympic movement we're bringing is all 'It's about the athletes. Gardner said. awesome to see the porters in attendance. "I'm speechless." Nineteen countries, 184 weightlifters getting out and doing their Ward certainly wasn't. athletes and eight governing bodies came get a chance to then in front of together in thing. People watch judo, "This is the first time I've fought the spirit of competition." fencing then come over and watch some my family in years and it felt great. This is a The games opened on Thursday night to said wrestling." beautiful day. I can't put it into words," lackluster but enthusiastic audience. Interest An obvious fan favorite because of his Ward, who hasn't lost an amateur bout since grew on Friday night when some of the games Olymeic exploits. Gardner may have been the Soon Yoneda Daily Staff is a gold medal prospect for the featured athletes such as 2000 Olympic 1998 and games single -biggest draw. of Team USA attempted to score a point against Ji-hyun Kang of Team Korea I Inited States at the 2004 Summer Olympics. wrestling gold medallist Rulon Gardner and Kay Poe of the tae kwon do competition at the Titan Games on Saturday. Team "I'm very happy with the match. This was a college-wrestling icon Cod Sanderson (159- See TITAN, page 3 during match five nice fight on the way to the Olympics. I got a 0, four NCAA titles). USA won the Silver medal. sr

PAGE 2 OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY FEBRUARY 17, 2003 ANNOYED Not just any PE teacher: Remembering Mr. Hazlett Swoorh. Swoosh. But Mr. Hazlett's death has hit me pretty hard. When a role model for some, and most of all, he was a friend to humorous edge. The sound of vinyl windbreaker pant legs rubbing my sister told me, I went into a state of shock, my body everyone, especially those he joked with. There was no lying with him and he was a good against each other can be heard throughout the locker felt numb, my extremities went cold and I suddenly had Looking back on my high school days, he is easily model because of that. room as a man about 6 feet tall walks down an aisle of the the urge to cry. among the top three teachers who affected my life. In fact, before deciding a major, I contemplated becom- footsteps. locker room. Here was a man who touched my life indirectly and he One of my fondest memories of Mr. Hazlett is actually ing a PE instructor in hopes of following in his There he is, a smile on his face as he proudly sports his had no idea. I even toyed with the idea the funniest moment I experienced in a lock- In the last few years, I've grown as a person and with that my Wilcox High School athletics shirt underneath a half- of contacting him to say thank you, but er MOM. came the urge to contact people who helped shape zipped red, black and white windbreaker top. I had hesitated and now it is too late. One afternoon after our softball class, I was opinions and my lifestyle so they can know that I appreci- That's Mr. Hazlett, a physical education teacher. Always He is gone. headed back into the locker room to get ate them. wearing the windbrrakers. Always ready for class. You see, Mr. Hazlett wasn't your changed before my next class when I saw Mr. A few months ago I had my opportunity. in He was the cool teacher, the one everyone had to have at average PE teacher. Hazlett climb the steps to his office. Behind My girlfriend and I ran into Mr. Hazlett and his wife least once in his or her high school years. Forget the cliché overweight man (or me there was a group of four boys standing at a Home Depot in Sunnyvale. I didn't even see him com-

"What's Hazlett teaching?" in some cases woman) yelling instruc- the soda machine and, out of nowhere, Mr. ing or hear the swooshing of his trademark windbreaker

Handball? Softball? Basketball? tions from the sideline because he him- Hazlett peeks his head out of the office and outfit when he tapped me on the shoulder, smiled and It didn't matter, his class was always full. self couldn't do it. Oh no, this man was yells across the locker room. waved. quite the opposite. He was always par- "Just because you drink Gatorade doesn't That was the last time I saw him. Last week, I was hit with some stunning news: Mike ticipating in some way. make you are an athlete." The last time I heard his windbreaker outfit as he walked Hazlett, one of my high school PE teachers, passed away. He was always getting others BEN AGUIRRE JR. The entire locker room erupted in laughter away. His death was caused by complications having to do involved and he was an authoritative as the boys, who were obviously not the ath- The last opportunity I had to tell him thank you in per- with chemotherapy treatment he was receiving for a figure who often put a smile on everybody's face because letic type, continued to grab their Gatorade bottles and son and I didn't. tumor in his leg. He was 57 years old. he was always upbeat. headed for the door. What I wouldn't give to hear that noise again ... This is the first time death has actually hit home for me. He was the type of teacher who allowed a certain It was a moment that still cracks me up, even as tears Swoosh. Swoosh. Swoosh. The only other case that rivals this one was the passing of amount of horsing around in his classes, yet had earned begin to well up in my eyes as I write this. a friend's brother who died on a gymnasium floor at a the respect of each individual so he was able to regain con- The joke sounds harsh, but everyone knew it was all in Ben Aguirre Jr. is the high school dance about 10 years ago. The cause of his trol of his class at the drop of a dime. good fun. That is what made Mr. Hazlett who he was. He Spartan Daily Production Editor. death is still a mystery, literally. Mr. Hazlett was the epitome of a PE instructor. He was was straightforward while maintaining some sort of Annoyed' appears Mondays. THE FINE PRINT SPARTA GUIDE Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in Seeing political issues the Spartan Daihr office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. TODAY this workshop will address the Vagina Monologues" by and for issues body image and sexual SJSU students and staff. Tickets clearly from the middle SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry health as reflected in music are available in front of the Student Union from 10:30 a.m. is also probably the most hated nation in the Daily Mass will be held at the videos. Topics such as alcohol, When it comes to politics, I don't align myself with any sin- Land, America to 4 p.m. or at the Women's issues and elections one world. Chalk it up to jealousy or envy of the lifestyles SJSU CCM Chapel located at drugs, race and class will be dis- gle political party or ideology. I take Resource Center in ADM 249. at a time, because I feel that by doing so my judgment is less Americans are free to live, or chalk it up to history and past 10th and San Carlos streets next cussed. Proceeds will benefit YWCA likely to be clouded by a political affiliation. American imperialism, but either way a lot of people out to Robert's Bookstore. Mass Rape Crisis Center and Support Basically, I'm one of those "middle of the road" type guys. there don't like us. times are 12:10 p.m. Monday- Network for Battered Women. MOSAIC "Middle of the road" might sound like a half-hearted The last thing we need is to add more fuel to the terrorists' Friday and at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Students (w/ID) $5, general $7. answer to a question of political leanings posed to apolitical- fire by forcing our might on another nation. Poetry Night on Feb. 20 from 7 on Sunday. For more information For more information contact apathetic person, but I know this to be true. On top of that, the costs of carrying out a military attack on p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Music Erika or Lindsey at 924-6500. ly contact Sister Marcia at 938- Listening room of the Student Whenever I have discussions with people who have Iraq, and then the costs of rebuilding the areas devastated by 1610. exactly going to help the record deficit our Union. The purpose of this event Re-Entry and Commuter Help extreme views on either political spectrum, I always get that attack, aren't is to celebrate the art of poetry labeled as the enemy. country is facing. Campus Program Associated Students and recognize how it has impact- Brown bag lunchTime man- If it's an extreme liberal that I'm debating with, they accuse More troubling is the fact that while Saddam Hussein Recreation ed today s society. This event fea- agement: Tools, Techniques, and me of being a conservative nationalist, and keeps denying possession of weapons of RIMS ASCR is offering fitness classes tures various guest poets from the Technology. Bring your lunch and if it's a hardcore conservative, without fail. destruction, North Korea is blatantly mock- at the Event Center. Classes run- bay area and students attending join us for a lively workshop on I'm labeled a pansy liberal. ing the United States with the re-start of its ning today: Spin, Abs Only, SJSU. time (and self) management on Maybe it's my tendency to play the role of own nuclear program, and instead of coming Turbo Kickboxing, Night Spin, Wednesday from noon to 1:30 the devil's advocate, but my support of both in with the guns blazing, Bush and company Career Center p.m. in the Pacheco room of the liberal and conservative views inevitably say they want to settle things "diplomatically." Hi-Lo/Hip Hop, Body Pump, Drop-in from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 Cardio Kickboxing, Contact Student Union. For more infor- gets me tangled up in heated disagree- Add that the most obvious reason for not p.m. at the Career Center. For contact Jane Boyd at 924- loss of inno- Kickboxing, Stretch/Flex/Relax. call the Career mation ments. waging warfare the inevitable more information 5961. that I ought For more information and class Resource Center at 924-6031. For example, I side with liberals on laws cent lives and it seems obvious times, contact Matt McNamara at pertaining to gun control and abortion, yet to grab my protest sign and take to the streets. International Programs and found myself right alongside the conserva- It's not that cut and dry, however. 924-6217. SJSU Student Health Center Services The SJSU Student Health tives who were defending the use of the Even the most liberal anti-war protestors Study Abroad general informa- phrase "one nation, under God..." in the DRAY MILLER have a hard time sticking up for Saddam or Center is offering the second MOSAIC tional meetings will take place in Pledge of Allegiance when it became an making him out to be any less of an evil dicta- Afro-Caribbean Dance annual Chad Okamoto scholar- the Council Chambers Room on ship. The $500 scholarship appli- issue last year, and I'm not religious by any means. tor than he truly is. Workshop today at 7 p.m. at the Feb. 18 at 11 a.m., Feb. 19 at 3 By the same token, I frown upon such issues as homopho- Not only has he possessed weapons of mass destruction in cations are due April 21. p.m. and Feb. 20 at 9 a.m. For Spartan Complex 89. Featuring Application forms are available in bia or petty complaints about the observance of Cesar the past, but he's used them extensively, in battle with Iran master drummer and dance more information contact Ali at the lobby of the health building 924-5931. Chavez Day here on campus, and yet all of my friends would and even on his own people. instructor Wilfred Mark. This or at www.sjsu.edu/depts/student- tell you I have a rather politically incorrect sense of humor, to With each passing day, more evidence as to Saddam's dis- workshop is designed to intro- health/index.html. Email at rvi- School of Art and Design say the least. honesty in regards to his current possession of these weapons duce the basics of Afro- [email protected] for more Student galleries art exhibitions So as you can imagine, with all of the events our world has surfaces. Caribbean dance to SJSU stu- information. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art seen since Sept. 11 and leading up to a possible new Gulf His hatred and discontent for America is well-documented, dents, staff, and faculty. and Industrial Studies buildings. War, deciding just where I stand on today's most controver- and anyone that doesn't believe that he has helped terrorists Nutrition Education Action For more information contact Bill sial issues is a difficult task. wage their war with America in the past, or will do so in the MOSAIC Team or Nicole at 924-4330. I pride myself on being able to hear and understand all sides future, is sadly naive. counseling by Team I-Themba (Team Hope) Free nutrition of any story, and respecting each and every opinion I hear. It's In fact, it's rather ironic that many of the "conspiracy theo- nutrition and dietetics students TUESDAY probably my main motivation for not labeling myself liberal rists" who claimed that Bush knew ahead of time about 9/11 will be holding a performance on today from 3:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Feb. 18 from noon to 1 p.m. fol- or conservative, because I have found that people with and declined to prevent it are now protesting his attempt at at the Sport Club. For more SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry lowed by a discussion from 1 p.m. information contact Jen Styles, extreme political views of any sort can be some of the most disarming Saddam and preventing what he claims could be Daily Mass will be held at the stubbornly closed-minded, disrespectful people you'll ever another terrorist attack aided by the Iraqi dictator. to 2 p.m. at the Student Union. campus nutritionist, at 924-6118. SJSU CCM Chapel located at This inspiring group of college- Meet. Remember folks, there is no "smoking gun" until it's been 10th and San Carlos streets next It seems really easy for so many people to just hop on a fired. aged students from South Africa Associated Students Campus to Robert's Bookstore. Mass political bandwagon when it comes to this looming war with All of these factors make this a very compelling as well as creatively tackles the issue of race Recreation Adventures times are 12:10 p.m. Monday- either make some peace signs and march in the confusing issue, but I feel better level and racial reconciliation. Team I- Capoeira Martial Arts Training at 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Iraq. It's knowing I have a more Friday and and making every effort to vilify view of it from the middle of the road. Themba performs in dance and from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at on Sunday. For more information streets protesting war President Bush, or declare that Iraq should become a nuclear through dramatization stories of the Event Center Aerobics contact Sister Marcia at 938- Studio. Cost is $60 general, $50 wasteland and push for military action in the Middle East. Nelson Mandela's rise 1610. apartheid, student. For more information For me, it's not so simple. Dray Miller if a to power and other historical contact Matt at 924-6217. Associated Students Campus The reasons for not going to war are obvious. Spartan Daily Senior Staff Writer moments of South Africa and the While it is still viewed by many foreigners as the Promised 'The Fine Print' appears Monday: Recreation country's transition to peaceful Social Work Graduate ASCR is offering fitness classes democracy. You'll get a chance to Association at the Event Center. Classes run- talk to the dance group after the *Bridging the Gap: Student to ning today: Body Sculpting, ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK performance to hear about their Professional Social Worker" Weight Training, Yoga, Aerobics, experiences with performing and employment and internship fair Advanced Step, Butts & Guts, traveling the world. from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with a Body Sculpting, Beginning Step. reception at 6:30 p.m. in the For more information and class Loma Prieta room of the Student Dkt) 't0,5 l(1,40544 "NAT p at) 1.1..E. Nrac, RV, 11.1 MOSAIC times, contact Matt McNamara at CtitIPVTERS450 "ts4i3 V.csobiari,Rpy Union. For more information 924-6217. C1/4.1151C.1..E-S se31T Tst 0 African Marketplace through contact Greg Stone at 723-3006. , Ar.E- FAR. 4e. g. SEXUAL.L.I" ACTNE- Feb. 21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Society of Women Engineers Student Associated Students Campus the main floor of the First meeting of the semester at Recreation Union. The market place is a 2:30 p.m. in the Engineering Learn the ancient art of belly weeklong event, in which various building, room 344. For more dance. ASCR is offering belly vendors around the bay area will information contact Christine at dance classes at the Event Center. feature merchandise from various 924-8414 or at (650) 784-3731. Classes meet Tuesdays and African countries. There will be a Thursdays from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 Student Health Center wide variety of art, jewelry, books, p.m. First session Feb. 4 to SHC cholesterol study will be 1%lar.13. Second session Apr. 1 to fragrances, and clothing to enrolling subjects now through browse and purchase. May 6. Register the first week of Mar. 15 at the SJSU Student class, $25 for SJSU students, $30 Health Center. For more infor- general. For more information MOSAIC mation contact Dr. Steven Kim at contact Matt McNamara at 924- Music Videos: Images of skim [email protected]. 6217. African Americans and Issues in Sexual Health on Feb. 19 from Women's Resource Center and SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry noon to 1:30 p.m. at MOSAIC Feminist Majority Leadership Potluck Theology every Tuesday Student Union. Sponsored by Alliance from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Call John Tickets are on sale now for the PEP, Nutrition and Peer Health, Wilhelmsen at 835-8783 for Mar. 6 performance of "The location.

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(408) 924-3281 I SPARTANDAIIYOCASA.SJSU.EDU, SDAILYADSOPAC.SJSUADU Square, San friar, CA 95192-0149 PAGE 3 SPORTS THE SPARTAN DAILY 1 FEBRUARY 17, 2003 TITAN I SJSU women outlast Hawai'i continued from page 1 came on follow-up shots And quick Thursday at Fresno State University it role West's late lay-up gives dettenden, col- Tip-off at the North When the public releases after Spartan Gym is slated for address announcer lajssed on her. 7 p.m. com- broadcasted his upcoming bout, fans SJSU men's basketball working flocked to We spent all of our practices The Sig( road trip continues on the south side of the Event boxing out and just Saturday at the University of reps. Center, cramming on rebounding, Nevada- into seats around victory over center Reno a that the mat. Warriors working on defense," said SJSU with 2 am. scheduled start. Taylor, who finished with 10 SJSU Men .55, HAWAII 54: At it my Gardner didn't disappoint. Teoma preci- By Chris Giovannetti points. 'Tonight it paid off" the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, The Afton, Wyo., native scored a 3-0 Williams Spartan victory Spartan guard Cricket guard Keith West scored a lay- over Kazalchstan's Georgiy Daily Senior Staff Writer scored her customary game-high in up with 1.5 seconds to play to lift Sja.1 Tsurtsumia at the 120-kilogram (264- past It lawari on pound) points, notching 24. Saturday. rife in weight class. Eight days of rest was just what the For the second straight game, SJSU The Spartans won their first WAC COM- "The extent of a win is what you doctor ordered for the San Jose State in double road game it the make guard Jessica Kellogg scored season and snapped eaker of it," said Gardner, who University women's basketball team. figures, finishing Sunday's game with lawaitits 24-game home -court win- dropped a 3-0 decision to current Behind a strengthened defense, the on three, ning streak in the I and world 13 points, nine of which came process. champion Miguel Lopez of Spartans posted a 71-67 victory over 3-pointers. With his team leading 53-52, Spartan Cuba on Friday. "(The Titan Games) the University of Hawaii on Sunday at Guard Kim Sheehy added a career- guard Scott Sonnenberg fouled Hawaii are a great stepping-stone for nationals the Event Center. The victory came alked high nine points on three 3-pointers. guard Mark Campbell- with 11.6 sec- and the (U.S.) trials." eight days after SJSU dropped a 66-59 "(Richard) always gives us the peen onds remaining, believing SJSU had a For many athletes, getting the chance decision to then-No. 9 Louisiana Tech light to shoot," Kellogg said. "We've team foul to give. per- to fight on their home soil was a dream University in which the Spartans gave just been hesitating." The foul putthe Warriors in the bonus in itself up 18 offensive rebounds. "Jessica is just now realizing she can and Campbell sank both of his shots. Mainstream sports such as wresting On Sunday, SJSU limited the shoot," Richard said with a laugh. Down 4-53, Spartan guard Brandon draw little interest in the United Rainbow Wahine to just five offensive SJSU (5-7 WAC, 9-12 overall) held Hawkins kicked a pass out to West, States. Many of the sports at the Titan boards and only one in the first half. the lead for 38 of the game's 40 minutes who slashed to the hoop for the win- is Games such as judo, tae kwon do and "We had a great defensive effort. We but didn't breakaway from Hawai'i (6-6 ning basket. the fencing hold all of their major compe- played aggressively. We asked (the play- WAC, 12-9 overall) until Williams SJSU (3-9 WAC, 6-15 overall) won its tditar. titions outside of the United States. ers) to step up and they did," Spartan rdays. completed a three-point play with 14 first garne against the Warriors (6-7 Exposure to American audiences is head coach Janice Richard said. "We minutes remaining in the game to give WAC,13-8) in Honolulu in 52 years and limited at best. worked all week on doubling down. the Spartans a 50-37 lead. also swept the 2002-2003 season series. The one previous chance American Anyone who got it in the paint, we Keyd by seven points from forward The Spartans held WAC leading wrestler Eric Guerrero had to grapple wanted to double-down on them." April Atuaia, Hawai'i reeled SJSU's scorer Carl English to nine points in front of his countrymen vanished. The Spartans game plan worked. lead in, outscoring the Spartans 16-4 his lowest total since he scored six in The 2001 freestyle world champi- Hawaii's Kim Willoughby, the over the next eight minutes. SJSU's 79-67 defeat of the Rainbow onships were scheduled to be held on Western Athletic Conference's reigning With her team trailing 71-67, Abele Warriors on Jan. 19. Sept. 21,2001 in New York City. The Player of the Week after posting dou- raced up court and kicked a pass out to SJSU returns to action on Wednesday terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 forced the ble-doubles against Louisiana Tech and the left corner to guard Michelle as it hosts conference leader Fresno cancellation the meet. Southern Methodist University, was Gabriel. State at the Event Center. Tip-off time laSttong King Daily Stan United States Wrestling pulled the held to eight points and seven Gabriel tried to pump-fake her is scheduled for 7 p.m. Rainbow Wahine guard Trisha Nishimoto leaps into the air in an American squad out of the 2002 world gsk rebounds. defender to get off a three-point shot The home stand continues on attempt to stop Spartan guard Cricket Williams from taking a shot championships that were scheduled to Hawaii center Christen Roper paced Spartans host Nevada. but left the ground as well resulting in a Saturday as the Sunday's women's basketball game. San lose State be Iran because of what Guerrero the Rainbow Wahine with 16 points, double dribble. Tip-off at the Event Center is slated for during Hawaii 71-67. i the referred to as, "radical terrorist attacks. but most of her scoring opportunities The Spartans return to action on 7 p.m. University beat the University of "We don't get too many chances to tYles wrestle on our own soil," said past Guerrero, a graduate of San Jose's out Independence High School. "I don't Sharks left seeing Stars in 3-1 loss at Dallas get a lot of chances to get back to San Agassi captures DALLAS (AP) Ulf Dahlen scored Pacific Division 28 points behind the ner for his 16th goal 53 seconds into the Jose to see my family and friends." while sprawling to the ice, and the Stars, end their longest road trip of the two-man advantage. The Sharks Guerrero brought the crowd to its Dallas Stars reclaimed the top point season Monday at Los Angeles. weren't able to take advantage of the :k on feet with a 3-1 victory Over Russian total in the NHL with a 3-1 victory over Dallas has won the first three games final 1:07 of the power play when they d by Prokopy Petrov. Trailing 1-0 with 10 the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night. in the season series against the Sharks had a 5-on-4 advantage. seconds remaining in the match, It OU7 fifth Siebel title Dahlen worked the puck along the all by 3-1 scores. Guerrero took down Petrov for one boards behind the net against Todd Hatcher assisted on Lehtinen's 23rd point then spun him around on a gut giving him his first mein said. "Playing here has always been a Harvey. As Dahlen made a move to the goal with 8:28 left, wrench for two additional points. By Tammy Krikorian front, he fell down and took a swipe at multipoint game of the season. need. 11laSS Tae kwon do player Simona Hradil treat for me. After five wins, each one is side Daily Staff Writer more special. I look forward to coming the puck, knocking it between the legs Lehtinen's one-tinier into the right ock- finds herself in even more dire straights of M aki Kiprusoff. Dahlen 's 13th goal of the net just past Kiprusoff's glove if its than Guerrero. out and defending my title next year." t-5111 Andre Agassi won his fifth Siebel gave Dallas a 1-0 lead with 7:12 left in came after a nifty flipback pass from ming "At least people know about Of his competitor, Sanguinetti said, Open championship on Sunday against "To me, he is No. 1 in the world. Today the second period. rookie Niko ICapanen. ,o. 'rimy wrestling," Hradil said. "Still, it's good the No. 6 seed Davide Sanguinetti of Darian Hatcher added a goal 90 sec- Kiprusoff stopped 21 shots. he was there; every shot he was making 7.37 ea. for 25 ally." attention for a sport that doesn't get a Italy. onds into the third, and Jere Lehtinen San Jose had just come off a power uskolvt9 lot of press." was a winner. I tried to run, left to right, which Dallas had two slap shots 5.78 sa. for 50 or. tuA,w. not Before a crowd of about 8,000 specta- left to right. (It was) too tough. When also scored for the Stars in the only play, in Hradil, who dropped a 1-0 decision tors, Sanguinetti started the first set off NHL game Sunday. for the best scoring chances, when 4.99 as. for 100 [rano- to Japan's Minako Hatalceyama on he's playing like that, he's the best. He's strong, winning the first two games. With 81 points, Dallas again has the Hatcher scored on a rebound of Scott CENTURY ught Friday, scored a 6-2 victory over South perfect. He's like a machine." shot. Hatcher's fourth goal 14100) 616-7700 Agassi quickly took over, winning he points lead, one ahead of Eastern Young's I 70 Commercial St.. eets. Korea's Su-Ok Kim on Saturday. Her Although he lost, Sanguinetti said Stars made it 2-0. GRAPHICS games three through six, bringing the felt great. Conference leader Ottawa. The Sunnyvale. CA 94086 win gave the United States a 4-3 team score to 4-2 Agassi. have won a league-high 21 home games Damphousse found the top right cor- :stors victory over a South Korean squad "I feel like I'm improving and I hope www.cgshins.com. tax I%0131 / Sanguinetti kept Agassi running in to play in more finals and maybe win," (21-3-4-1). m or with threem reigning world champions. game seven, but Agassi couldn't get to Ron Tugnutt started his second Haman ca off the games with he said. goalie licta- the ball fast enough and Sanguinetti Agassi, acknowledging the ability of straight game because All-Star a Herculean effort. won the game. Marty Turco is out because of a left With one lift remaining, Hamman Sanguinetti, said, "He started off well in in Agassi took game eight, and game serve; ankle injury. Tugnutt stopped 19 shots, strode onto the weightlifting platform (the) first game. He has a good goal to Vincent Iran nine was intense, going into a tiebreak- his ball gets at you quickly. My goal was allowing only a 5-on-3 to crowd chants of, "five-hundred, five- er with an extended rally. The eventual Damphousse with 11:46 left. hundred." to settle clown and make him earn it." 4-2 loss win went to Agassi, giving him the first Agassi said that he couldn't be happi- The Stars were coming off a dis- Hamman was only happy to oblige. set 6-3. Friday night at Anaheim, when ipons He squatted, grabbed the bar in one er than where he is right now. He is off In the second set, Sanguinetti ran started Tugnutt faced just 19 shots, but have deft move, raised it to shoulder-leveL to his best start, 12-0, since he only twice this Agassi all over the court for the first 15-0 in 1995. Agassi captured his 56th lost consecutive games ited, With the crowd in a frenzy, Harriman game, but couldn't throw him. He year. They are 16-2-4 in the 22 games Taking the lifted the bar over his head and looked career title with the win. irists made some great returns in game three, I since losing three straight Dec. 21-26. with satisfaction onto the screaming fans. "I love playing here so much that all on the the but still wasn t quick enough and Agassi want to be the person who has won (the San Jose has lost five of six, "When the crowd started going crazy maintained the lead at 3-0. road. The Sharks, in last place in the and saying 'five-hundred, five-hun- Siebel Open) the most," Agassi said. NCLEX? heo- Sanguinetti came back and took game dred,' well, I had to give it to them. I four, but Agassi held him back in game 9/11 UiSiSSO GAIIQAOUUl'ipuaj 'loon 'non 06r11.4 "Lik21)1 LIA193 Class starting soon! usually wouldn't go that high but they five and kept him from scoring. pt at pushed me," said Hamman, who fin- Sanguinetti dug himself a hole, going Accepting most types of vision insurance. d be ished 10th at the 2000 Sydney Games. into game seven of the second set with 205 discount off a full pas of prescription glasses for than the world "This was more exciting a score of 5-1. The game went into a San Jose State U students + stall w/o insurance' A been championships because the crowd was double tiebreaker,. but Sanguinetti was February 27 really into it. People that haven't seen eventually defeated. In the end Agassi :II as weightlifting fall in love with it. People won the set, 6-1, and the match 6-3, 6- around." In level love to see big weight thrown 1. 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Open Mon-Fri from 10am-6pm A Delgado at the 122.5-kilogram (271- Agassi then took center court, accept- pound) weight class on Friday. ing his fifth Siebel trophy and a check 'Please bring valid ID Asked if he would consider the Titan for $52,000. Find out why we're the #1. NCLEX prep course. Games a success, United States "This feeling only gets better," Agassi WJ Colors and Cob end Contacts, Acuvue and Acuvue 2 Contacts Olympic Committee CEO Lloyd Ward said that judgment rested on three levels: 1. 'Did the athletes feel that this was sjsu career center presents a great competitive environment for Ills AA 11, them? From the feedback I've gotten, re a really enjoyed them- II\ I .,9! t. ' ess ''vVkers (the athletes) f. 0140 , briv td4"fessio, selves." Weed ditlY sad 2. "Did the national governing bodies Ale vow ,tesimvopies or in accordance with the world-wide I organizations of our particular sports ; aiatier E44 see it as a hit? Yes. I believe they did." ^tt ....orkvsAA! tc00 3. 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Demonstrators h...1 postponed their ISLAMABAD, PakistAii IAP) Organizations such as Students For event one day so as not to infringe A war to remove Saddam Hussein Justice, a student-run political organ- on the city's popular Chinese New would rid Washington of a longtime ization, were passing out fliers and Year parade. nemesis. But from Pakistan's tribal selling red shirts with their organiza- "Finally it seems there is a world- frontier to the streets of Gaza, there tion's name printed in white bold let- wide movement saying this is obvi- are fears a conflict would unleash rage ters. ously a catastrophic path we're on," in a world already swimming in it, The group raises political issues, said Deborah Hoffmann, 55, part of cripple struggling regional economies such as campus and state budget cuts a group of Arab and Israeli women. and endanger crucial U.S. allies. and promotes multi-culturalism on "And now everybody is out in the The Bush administration argues a campuses including De Anza streets." regime change in Iraq would make College, Evergreen College and San In Denver, about 300 people wav- the world a safer place, snuffing out a Jose State University, said Melecia ing U.S. flags and holding signs pro- dangerous nexus between Saddam Navarro, a member of the group and claiming "war is bad, evil is worse" Hussein's weapons of mass destruc- also a De Anza College student. gathered Sunday in support of using fion and Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida While the march drew a variety of force against Iraq. terrorists. people, many participants were mid- "I support our president and I sup- Critics answer that the conse- dle-aged. port mx sons. This is the only quences of war might be steep, caus- "Nowadays, students are more con- option, said Pam Pearson, 49, ing new instability and bringing more servative and the demographic has whose two sons are in the Navy. "I'd conflict. Similar dire predictions pre- changed. They are more focused on rather force Sadaam out than have to ceded the U.S-led attack on their careers, said an anonymous play by his rules." Afghanistan's Taliban regime, and demonstrator who was a teacher for Some demonstrators who arrived didn't come to pass, but many feel this two decades. "During the '70s, in my late at the New York rally Saturday time will be different. Popular oppo- generation it was the students who complained that police kept them sition is far greater, and the sympathy Vicki Thompson Daily Staff were the radicals and the teachers from crossing barriers to join the felt toward the United States in the Dave Mample, otherwise known as "Daffy Dave," a children's entertainer, was one of almost 3,000 people were the conservatives. Now it's main rally. A court order prohibited wake of the Sept. 11 tragedy has all who attended the peace rally in Downtown San Jose on Saturday. reversed." protesters from marching past the but disintegrated. More importantly, United Nations because of security Iraq's fortunes are far more inter- concerns, so the crowd gathered on a twined in those of its neighbors than blocked-off First Avenue instead. were Afghanistan's. "I think it went well. It was order- The Jordanian monarchy, which NATO breaks monthlong impasse on U.S. ly," Police Commissioner Ray Kelly depends on neighbor Iraq for all its said. "We facilitated people's ability crude oil and fuel, worries its debt- to make their opinions known." ridden economy could lose 1 billion More than 5,000 police officers in Iraqi trade. In the Philippines, push for defense planning in case of Iraq war were on duty as law enforcement Islamic rebels have vowed "sympathy remained on high alert after recent attacks" if Iraq is invaded. Saudi lead- BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) A senior NATO official said he insisted on linking any eventual NA1-0 They noted that not all alternatives to warnings of a possible terrorist ers fear Islamic hard-liners would try NATO, mired in its biggest rift since expected the planning would be deployment to developments at the force had been "fully exploited." attack. to undermine the pro-U.S. royal fam- the Cold War, broke a monthlong stale- wrapped up quickly and the committee U.N. Security Council. NATO diplomats said the United ily. Across the Muslim world, people mate Sunday over defensive actions in would be ready to make a decision on Announcing the agreement, States and other allies objected in prim- warn anti-Americanism would wors- case of war in Iraq, reaffirming alliance deployment of actual aid within a few Robertson said: "This is not a step ciple to tying alliance decision-making en. solidarity while supporting UN. efforts days. toward going to war. We have stated the to any other organization. And the risks would only grow if for a peaceful solution to the crisis with With France out of the way, the two obvious, that is we support the United NATO, trying to end the stalemate, fighting dragged on, some warn. Baghdad. other holdouts, Germany and Belgium, Nations process, that these decisions are put the issue Sunday to its Defense If the war does not turn out as "Alliance solidarity has prevailed," dropped their objections. purely for the defense of Turkey" 'Nanning Committee, which excludes planned taking a long time with NATO Secretary-General Lord For a month, France, Germany and The final statement underlined that France. Paris left NATO's military many casualties then the whole Robertson said. "We have been able Belgium, had blocked a NATO deci- the allies continued "to support efforts command structure in the late 1960s region could go up in flames," said collectively to overcome the sion to begin planning to help fortify in the United Nations to find a peaceful and participates only in political consul- Shmuel Sandler, a political scientist impasse." Turkey the only NATO ally border- solution to the crisis." tations. at Israel's Bar-Ilan University. The decision to start planning for ing Iraq _ against any potential The three holdouts issued a joint The committee was used ahead of the "Radicals in the Arab world will Turkey's defense, however, was taken reprisals. They argued such a move was statement stressing their determination 1991 war against Iraq to approve aid for begin by demonstrations and without France, which was shut out of premature and would undermine U.N. to honor their obligations to NATO, Turkey. But NATO has sought to limit increased terror attacks and maybe the room as the alliance pushed to efforts to avoid a war. but also their desire to disarm Iraq its use since the end of the Cold War in even aim for revolutions changing the resolve the crisis. At the last minute Sunday, Belgium without force, a spirit of rapprochement with Paris. current regimes with fundamentalist Islamic ones." Records and COIWer15 to MP3 MP3 Opposition to attacking Iraq is near songs '2 Hrs.128kbps RecoedmfMayer unanimous among ordinary people in With NATO decision, European Union faces bigger hurdle Voice 20 Hrs FM Radio/30 preset channels '20. Hrs. the Islamic world. Governments are 1 AAA Battery lasts upto 15 Hrs was no having to tread carefully to balance BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) although Washington would not back There sign of easy agreement Germany wanted the Ell to back Acts as a hard drive for PCs staying on Washingtons good side NATO agreed to end a damaging split down on demanding swift action to at Monday's EU meeting, diplomats them and insist there was no case for I 213M8 Internal Memory & Internal Mic. and keeping in step with their own Sunday over U.S. plans for war on Iraq disarm Iraq. National Security said, with neither side apparently will- war against Iraq at this time, a posi- Order Through Mae"! Group people. that created the West's biggest rift Adviser Condoleezza Rice said ing to compromise. -France and tion rejected by Britain. 1 866-316-2924 5149 + Free Shipping Nowhere is tension higher than in since the Cold War, but European Washington was not interested in ret- Pakistan, a key ally for Washington in Union leaders faced a bruising sum- ribution against France and other the campaign to root out al-Qaida mit, with France showing no sign of allies. and Taliban fighters in neighboring backing down in its opposition. "We don't need to allow this to Afghanistan. The alliance of the United States become a street fight between the A resurgent coalition of Islamic and 15 other nations finally reached United States and France, the United hard-liners in Pakistan won unprece- agreement late Sunday after a month States and Germany," she said on dented support in October elections, of wrangling after France was shut out NBC-TV. largely on the force of a vehemently of talks. The other holdouts, Germany NATO had been stymied for a anti-American platform. The group and Belgium, then dropped objections month over opposition from France, won control of the two provinces bor- to begin planning to defend Turkey in Germany and Belgium to a U.S.- dering Afghanistan. the event of an attack by neighboring backed plan to begin _planning for The coalition, called Mutahida Iraq, NATO officials said. possible military aid to Turkey in the Majlis-e-Amal, criticizes President "Alliance solidarity has prevailed," event of war with Iraq. Turkey, the Gen. Pervez Musharraf for bacicing NATO Secretary-General Lord only NATO state to border Iraq, is a the Americans in Afghanistan and Robertson said. "We have been able possible launching point for U.S. mil- has organized demonstrations against collectively to overcome the itary action. an Iraq war. Militant groups have impasse." Agreement was threatened when staged attacks on Westerners and Rut there was little sign that the Belgium demanded linking any minority Christians that have killed breakthrough at NATO would avert a NATO deployment to developments dozens. confrontation Monday at an emer- at the U.N. Security Council, but the *There will be a strong reaction in gency EU summit called to find a final statement made no firm commit- Pakistan, especially among religious- common position on Iraq and end the ment. "We continue to support efforts minded people," said retired Gen. deep division in the bloc. in the United Nations to find a peace- Talat Masood, a security analyst. After the breakthrough at NATO, ful solution to the crisis," the NATO "The government's greatest problem France, Germany and Belgium issued statement said. will be how to contain the upsurge a statement balancing their commit- The United States wants NATO to generated as a consequence of the ment to honor their defense obliga- send early-warning aircraft, missile attack on Iraq." tions with their desire to disarm Iraq defenses and anti-biochemical units to Pakistanis also worry that nuclear peacefully. The statement said not all Turkey in case Iraq attacks. Planning rival India could take advantage of an alternatives to military force had been should be wrapped up quickly and the Iraq war to ratchet up tension over "fully exploited." alliance would be ready to make a the disputed territory of Kashmir, The United States tried Sunday to decision on deployment of actual aid which both countries claim in its defuse the trans-Atlantic row, within a few days, a top official said. entirety. 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Friday Feb. 7 Antiinio ,trects. SUMMARY: A report was taken for his y.. Ic on campus was impounded. SUMMARY: A report was taken for Fernando meets. SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for theft of textbooks. a lost cell phone. SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for Los TYPE: Dispatch driving under the influence. TYPE: Incident driving under the influence. TIIVIE: 5:53 p.m. TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 505 p.m. Thursday Feb. 13 LOCATION: Eighth Street fraterni- TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 5:44 p.m. LOCATION: MacQ_uarrie Hall. TYPE: Alcohol dice ty and :on- sorority homes. TIME: 3:17 a.m. LOCATION: 10th Street garage. SUMMARY: An illegally parked TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 3:10 a.m. SUMMARY: Subject was cited and LOCATION: Royce Hall. SUMMARY: A report was taken for bicycle on campus was impounded. TIME: 1:02 p.m. LOCATION: Fraternity and Sorority 12 released for the petty theft, possession of SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for vandalism of an automobile. LOCATION: Lot Three, homes. burglary tools and trespassing. outstanding warrants. TYPE: Incident SUMMARY: A report was taken for SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for heir TYPE: Drugs TIME: 5:42 p.m. a vehicle burglary. being drunk in public. .nge Saturday Feb. 8 TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 11:43 p.m. LOCATION: Ma 11c111pc arrie Hall. Jew TIME: 7 p.m. LOCATION: Third Street. SUMMARY: An illegally parked TYPE: Drugs TYPE: Dispatch TYPE: Drunk Driving LOCATION: Event Center. SUMMARY: Subject was cited and bicycle on campus was impounded. TIME: 11:41 am. TIME: 9:53 a.m. rld- TIME: 2:11 a.m. SUMMARY: A report was taken for released for being under the influence of LOCATION: 10th Street garage. LOCATION: Lot Seven. bvi- LOCATION: Eighth and San a trash can fire outside the facility. a controlled substance. TYPE: Dispatch SUMMARY: Subject was cited and SUMMARY: A report was taken for 3n," Salvador streets. TIME: 6:05 p.m. released for possession of marijuana. grand theft. t of SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for TIME: Dispatch Tuesday Feb. 11 LOCATION: Seventh and San driving under the influence. TIME: 10:49 p.m. Salvador streets. TYPE: Dispatch TYPE: Event Summary the LOCATION: Royce Hall. TYPE: Incident SUMMARY: An agency assist report THVIE: 1:59 p.m. TIME: 11:07 am. TYPE: Medical SUMMARY: A report was taken for TIME: 7:30 a.m. was taken with the San Jose Police LOCATION: Fourth Street garage. LOCATION: Event Center. TIME: 4:30 a.m. property stolen from an unlocked /9V- dorm LOCATION: Seventh Street garage. Department. SUMMARY: A report was taken for SUMMARY: An event summary no- LOCATION: Joe West Hall. MOM. SUMMARY: A report was taken for a lost parking permit. report was taken for the Titan Games. me. SUMMARY: A report for medical a lost parking permit. Wednesday Feb. 12 aid was taken for a Monday ;ling subject who was - Feb. 10 TYPE: Incident unconscious. TYPE: Dispatch TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 5:13 p.m. Oakland school TYPE: Traffic up- TIME: 8:52 am. TIME: 8:46 a.m. LOCATION: Seventh Street :wage. TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 1:50 a.m. LOCATION: Central Classroom LOCATION: Seventh Street garage. SUMMARY: A report was taken for mly TIME: 2:36 p.m. LOCATION: Fifth troubles reflect 49, and Williams SUMMARY: A report was taken for misuse of a parking permit. LOCATION: Fourth Streilmage. streets. SLUvIIVIARY: A report was taken for a stolen parking permit. SUMMARY: Subject was e to SUMMARY: A double- car cited and theft of a compact disc player. TYPE: Alcohol broader budget was towed. released for driving without a valid TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 6:34 p.m. license and the vehicle impounded. TYPE: Medical TIME: 10:47 a.m. LOCATION: Seventh and San ved TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 9:13 a.m. LOCATION: Music building. Salvador streets. crisis for state day TIME: 3:43 p.m. TYPE: Medical LOCATION: Event Center. SUMMARY: A report was taken for SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for lem TIME: 8:38 a.m. OAKLAND (AP) Last the LOCATION: Clark Library. SUMMARY: A report was taken for theft of money. being drunk in public. SUMMARY: A report was taken for LOCATION: Sweeney Hall. an injured martial arts student. year, things seemed to be look- ited the theft of a bicycle. SUMMARY: A medical aid report TYPE: Dispatch TYPE: Event Summary ing up in Oakland schools. Test the was taken for a subject experiencing TYPE: Incident TIME: 10:47 am. TIME: 11:57 p.m. scores were rising, there were rity TYPE: Dispatch chest pains. Subject was transported to TIME: 10:37 am. LOCATION: Other. LOCATION: Event Center. ma new computers in the libraries TIME: 6:16 p.m. a hospital. LOCATION: Central Classroom SUMMARY: An agency assist report SUMMARY: A report was taken for and an energetic superintendent LOCATION: Lot Seven. was taken for a parking permit that was the Titan Games. icr- SUMMARY: A report was taken for TYPE: Dispatch SLUVIIvIA1 RY: An incident report was stolen while at an off-campus carwash was ringing in reforms. elly the theft of a bicycle. TIME: 11:39 a.m. taken. facility Then, district officials Lllty LOCATION: Seventh Street garage. TYPE: Incident announced they were on the SUMMARY: A report was taken for TYPE: Traffic TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 11:59 p.m. bankruptcy and needed cers TYPE: Trespassing brink of TIME: 9:02- p.m. a stolen parking permit. TIME: 11:38 am. TIME: 1:31 p.m. LOCATION: Fraternity and Sorority an emergency cash transfusion tent LOCATION: Industrial Studies. LOCATION: 10th Street garage. LOCATION: Hugh Gillis Hat homes. :ent of millions, which could prompt SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for TYPE: Dispatch SUMMARY: A report was taken for SUMMARY: A theft report was SUMMARY: An incident report was a state takeover. rist trespassing and improper use of com- TIME: 12:15 p.m. a vehicle displaying a lost or stolen dis- taken, and a subject was arrested for two taken for several fraternities and sorori- puter services. LOCATION: Health building. abled placard and the vehicle was counts of burglary and conspiracy and ties that were having unauthorized par- "It's very frightening," says SUMMARY: Subject was placed an outstanding warrant. ties. parent Nora Mitchell, who wor- Sunday Feb. 9 under 72-hour psychiatric evaluation. TYPE: Alcohol ries that Oakland is in danger TYPE: Dispatch TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 11:45 p.m. of losing its hard-won reforms. TYPE: Alcohol TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 3:11 p.m. TIME: 7:25 p.m. LOCATION: Joe West Hall. "The children's education TIME: 1:25 a.m. TIME: 12:25 p.m. LOCATION: Dining Commons. LOCATION: Clark Library. SUMMARY: Two subjects were cited wouldn't be a priority any more LOCATION: Seventh Street garage. SUMMARY: A report was taken for SUMMARY: An agency assist van- and released for a minor in possession LOCATION: Boccardo Business line Center. SUMMARY: A report was taken for theft of a bicycle. dalism report was taken with the San of alcohol. it would be the bottom SUMMARY: Subject was arrested for theft of a parking permit. Jose Police Department. financially." being drunk in public. TYPE: Incident Friday Feh. 14 Oakland's troubles are unique; TYPE: Dispatch TIME: 5:05 p.m. TYPE: Incident officials here ran into trouble by TYPE: Drunk Driving TIME: 12:52 p.m. LOCATION: Washington Square TIME: 10:26 p.m. TYPE: Drunk Driving spending millions of dollars TIME: 1:46 a.m. LOCATION: Industrial Studies H all. LOCATION: San Jose State TIME: 203 p.m. more than they had. LOCATION: Eleventh and San building. SUMMARY: An illegally parked University. LOCATION: 10th and San

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