RTAN DAILY VOLUME 125, NUMBER 35 Serving San Jose State Uiiiversits iliCe 1934 11'1 1)NESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2005

William Hung is Men's soccer, Joe Question'sd 1 Win Gyro's tickets, Sports latest victim, Page 3 A&E Page 6 Page 3 Scientists to examine global warming BY FARIDEH DADA ing the last 30 years that show a like New Orleans." "Seas will rise, we are losing and it didn't go down again. messing and natural g.H, and that Daily Staff Writer significant increase in Category 4 "We didn't make hurricanes but ice caps and glaciers and the hole Modifying the land. cutting I', from animal agriculture, land and 5 hurricanes, three of which we probably made them a little bit in the ozone lay er is going to ex- down forests, releasing carbon held'., and leaks of our gas system Human involvement in nature occurred in the last eight weeks, three to five percent stron- pand making the people living dioxide into the atmosphere these are so-called greenhouse intensifies hurricanes, said Stephen Schneider said. ger," Schneider said. in the Southern Hemisphere vul- and burning oil and gas are fac- gases and they trap heat inside Schneider, a Stanford professor in "More severe hurricanes are Global warming is a cycli- nerable to ultras iolet radiation," tors leading to global warming. the earth and make the surface the department of biological sci- becoming more frequent as global cal and natural phenomenon "but Conniff said. Schneider said. warmer. - ences who will deliver a lecture on warming proceeds," said Robert something that human beings Schneider said fluctuation in "CO2's gone up about 32 per- Ile said that it is about 1 or 1.2 global warming at 3 p.m. Monday Bornstein. a professor in the SJSU have exacerbated," said Michael temperature is something natural, cent since the industrial rey olu- degice, y :tinier than in Morris Dailey Auditorium. meteorology department. "We Conniff, the SJSU director of but in the 20th century the tem- lion.- Schneider said. Moe There are strong studies dur- should be in for more tragedies global studies. perature %s eta up higher than usual also entered 150 pc!, cra more see WARMING, pages SJSU professor named educator of the year by community group BY ILBRA BEITPOLOUS I)

San lose Site I nisers0 an -American stud- ies protessin Ste\ cn Miner receised the Educator of the 'Icai .iyy .11, II yyeek itt the I I th annual Scholatship ond lie as aids .eremony was put On by an mg:mu:mon called 100 Blikk Men of Silicon

'Milhiter was recognized for lit respected role as an educa- tin. his serY is to youth and his actiye in ol', einem in leader- MILLNER ship roles ti the community. - according to the SIM office of conununications and public al fmis Millner has been an instrustoi it 5.151' since 19744. The distinguished award Yi.as eiYen to him partly for his contribution throughout the community. "I've done many things oscr the seas in the com- munity but most of my sery e has been to students on this campus," Mi liner said. Having taught at SJSC tor about 27 years, he has mentored several thousand students in his curriculum, Millner said. ABOVE: From right, 3.R. Burgos, Although Millner ssas rei.ognized try the 100 Black Nathan Childress and Mona Men of America. Inc.. he is not a member of that es- Gonzaludo, all seniors majoring tablishment. in hospitality management, "I am not a member of their organization and was create posters for Tuesday's quite surprised to reteise the honor." Millner said. upcoming event, "The Price is 'The Price is The 100 Black Men. othem Ise known as "100," Right: Spartan Style." From started in Iii. iii Ness York by a group 01 men who 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the wanted to Sp,aid and better the conditions of their Dining Commons, residents communns living on campus are welcomed Spartan mock Right: to be contestants in this see MILLNER, page 4 game show and win prizes like a free night at Hotel De Anza. LEFT: Burgos paints glitter on to Style' the poster advertising Tuesday's event. Photos by Plana Diroy / gaily Staff Cafe puts price on studying CSU campus BY CHRISTINA YOUNG this, and I've been to many uni- Cacace said. "But they should officials to meet Daily Staff Writer versities." also realize that they placed Whinery said students will of- themselves on a campus, and Students may be asked to ten come in. sit alone and take up they should expect people to Lyy,,,J-filRibiltack leaders leave the Market Cafe if they an entire table with their laptops study." and books. don't purchase items from the Kwan said the policy would San Jose State University President Don Kassing "I don't mind if they come in be business cafe's menu before taking their appropriate for a will meet with other State University presi- here to study, except when it's such as seats, said James Whinery, assis- Starbucks, but not for the dents and African -American leaders to discuss efforts operations the busy time," Whinery said. Market Cafe, which is a facility tant director of retail to increase the numbers of black students in the CSU for Spartan Dining. "This is a dining facility meant of Spartan Shops and auxiliary system. sys- for dining, not a study hall. The organization of San Jose State Management information According to a CSU press release, the university Student Union has areas desig- University. tems professor Stephen Kwan leaders will meet from X a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday nated for that. The King Library Whinery he en- said he approached a supervisor said when at the Allen Temple Baptist Church in Oakland. has areas designated for that." forces the policy, some students at the Market Cafe about the KTV LI news anchor Dennis Richmond will moder- Tony Cacace, a junior major- policy last week when he saw a are "cool with it." some buy ate the discussion between eight CSU presidents. give ing in mechanical engineering, something from the cafe in order worker ask three students to The CSU system graduates nearly 4.000 black stu- said he has no problem with the others get up their table. to keep their scat and dents. according to the press release. study policy. "I said, This is a university. upset. "This number is not high enough," said CSU "If people start corning in and do get a little Usually this is where people "Some people Chancellor Charles B. Reed in the press release. I'm not buying anything I woula irked," Whinery said. "But then study. Why are you asking peo- "America's educational system is losing most of its leave because I'd feel bad, or PHIL BI:DROSSIAN / DAILY STAFF ple to leave?' " Kwan said. "This black males between 6th grade and 12th grade. We I'd have to go buy set CAFE,page S is unusual for a university to do something." want to build partnerships with the community to in- crease the number of high school graduates who are A la cart ... gg his is a dining facility meant for dining, not a study hall. eligible for college and earn college degrees." Chef Alan Finkelstein walks though campus T According to the CSU Web site. 6.9 percent of after teaching a course on culinary concepts. The Student Union has areas designated for that." CSU students in fall 2004 were black. He has been a chef for 25 years and James Whinery, retail operations assistant director According to the SJSU Web site. 4 percent of SJSU currently cooks at the Fairmont Hotel. students in fall 2003 were black. PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2005

GUEST COLUMN Demand for hybrid cars increasing, similar to price of oil This letter is in response to Emmanuel "The the pack as far as hybrid car technology is concerned, ally in this country, only 300,000 are hybrids." This is "even the best electric-powered car can't outrun a Hundred-Dollar Man" Lopez, Spartan Daily sports every other car manufacturer with any foresight has a relatively small percentage of the U.S. automobile bicycle on its best day." This is just plain incorrect. editor's. "Hybrid cars lack the looks needed to appeal recognized the increasing importance of fuel effi- market, but it's not due to lack of demand. It is due Even at Lance Armstrong's speed, an electric car to public" article, which ran in the Spartan Daily on ciency in car buyers' minds. This has translated to to a lack of manufacturing operations. Car manufac- could easily overtake a bicyclist. Monday, Oct. 17. 2005. increased demand for fuel-efficient cars, especially turers cannot retool their manufacturing operations While Mr. Lopez is correct that affluent baby Mr. Lopez is obviously confused as to the form and Toyota's Prius, and Honda's Insight and Civic hybrid overnight; it takes time. As facilities are re-configured boomers are now reaching retirement age, he is incor- function of hybrid cars, as well as what the facts are models. to manufacture hybrids, their numbers will swell. rect to assume they will purchase gas-guzzlers that on this issue. His article only spreads the misinforma- Hybrids are a good choice for all Americans, espe- Increased demand is due to raising gas prices as well drain their savings and pollute the air their families tion that surrounds these cars. He states, "Millions cially those who realize the external costs of our ever- as government tax breaks for hybrid purchasers and breathe. Must I remind him these are the baby boom- of Americans seem m, tiling to shell out an arm and increasing dependence on foreign oil, including the the recently enacted law that allows singly occupied ers that grew up during the '605 and were the founders a leg every time they step up to the gas pump." In loss of national security and American soldiers lives. hybrid vehicles with EPA fuel economy ratings of 45 of the green movement'? fact. many Americans are fed up with spending ever- Mr. Lopez asks the question. "Why aren't manu- MPG or greater in carpool lanes (with the requisite Perhaps Mr. Lopez will be happy driving "high- increasing amounts of their income on gasoline. Mr. facturers selling these things by the boatload?" The DMV decals). performance gas guzzlers," but he will soon find that Lopez states. "The number of gas-guzzling SUVs answer to this question is quite simple: They are sell- The only difference between the wildly popular he needs to change his name from "The Hundred- roaming the roads seems to increase every day." This ing as fast as they can make them. In fact, hybrids are Honda Civic and its higher efficiency twin is its hy- Dollar Man" to "The Empty-Pocket Man." statement is exactly the opposite of what auto dealer- selling faster than they can be made. Most Toyota and brid drive train. Mr. Lopez describes the Toyota Prius ships have been reporting month after month. Some Honda dealerships in the Bay Area report waiting lists as "ugly" and not capable of turning heads. This again dealerships have seen sales of their largest SUVs fall of up to three months for the chance to purchase a is not true. While it is true that the Prius has a unique by as much as 50 percent as gasol'ne prices skyrocket- hybrid at full sticker price. This is a sharp contrast to "curvy" body style, this is precisely how it achieves ed. Only a complete nincompoop or one with a vested SUV dealers, who have been hard pressed to clear out increase, in MPG and interior space. Its unique shape interest in the petroleum industry. would choose the last seasons SUVs despite hefty "employee discount" increase, Its aerodynamics. Perhaps Mr. Lopez pre- Scott McKay, largest SUVs. promotions. fers the "square" shape of the Hummer. environmental stud', urban planning. While it is true that Ti, ma and Honda are leading Lope/ states. "Or 17 iiilliisn cars sold annu- .ntIier mistake that Mr. Lopez promote, is that alummt,

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Write letters to the editor and submit Sparta Guide information online. Visit our Web site Halloween explains why at www.thespartandaily.com. You may also submit information in writing to DBH 209. cultures celebrate the dead Sparta (;uide is pros ided free of charge to students. faculty and staff members.The deadline for entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Space restrictions may It seems from the earliest times, humans have had In ancient Egypt the afterlife was also an impor- require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. a fascination with death. This may stem from the tant part of society and departed souls were honored fact no one has ever figured out what really happens during the great festival of Osiris. He was the leg- when we die. Organized religions have contributed endary. ruler of pre-dynastic Egypt and known as the TODAY a meeting at 8 p.m. in the SJSU Catholic Campus their share of dogma, but not everyone subscribes to king of the underworld. Ministry chapel. For more information, contact Kay. the same philosophy. In fact, early man may have When the Spanish came to Mexico they saw Iientamese Student Association Polintan at 938-1610. had a better understanding of the cycle of life than elaborate celebrations honoring death. the fall har- A meeting will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Asian Baptist Student Koinonia we currently have. In the absence of technology. they vest and the New Year. The Aztecs celebrated their the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more There will be a Bible study at 7 p.m. in the were more connected to Mother Earth. Maybe they harvest with various rituals using fire, incense, im-

information. contact Chinh Vu at 821-7444. Guadalupe room of the Student Union. For saw life through the changing seasons where spring ages of their dead and offerings of flowers and foods.

SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry more information, contact Diane Kim at represented joy, summer eternal youth, fall maturity They also paid homage to Mictecacihuatl, the queen and winter death. That could explain why in mans. of the underworld. This celebration never really Mass will be held at 12:10 p.m. in the SJSU Catholic 499-7153. places around the world the change of season from went away but fused with the Catholic traditions to Campus Ministry chapel. For more information. SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry fall to winter was celebrated as a time for celebrating form "El Dia de Los Muertos," a fervent tradition contact Fr. Jose Rubio at 938-1610. Mass will be held at 12:10 p.m, in the SJSU Catholic School of Art and Design mortality. celebrated in Mexico today. Campus Ministry. chapel. For more information. In Ireland. the Celts and their Druid priests com- For some people, death may be viewed as a mor- There will be an exhibition of student art from contact Fr. Jose Rubio at 938-1610. bined harvest festivals and changing seasons to cel- bid topic while for others, it is a fascinating subject 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies Counseling Services ebrate the dead on "Samhain." also known as "All to ponder and celebrate. Either way, there is no run- buildings. For more information, contact the gallery There will be a general process group from Hallows." They believed that on Oct. 31, the bound- ning from it as it is part of the cycle of life. So, if you 924-4330. office at 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in room 201 of the ary between the worlds of the living and the dead re- are in the mood to celebrate death, make sure you do Career Center Administration building. For more information, laxed. They celebrated this night by dancing around it this Hallowed eve, before winter approaches. Resume Critique Drop-in will be held from contact Ellen Lin or Rachel Kitazono at huge bonfires and offering sacrifices to the returning 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Career Center. For 924-5910. dead. From this origin of Halloween. the Catholic more information. contact Marisa Staker at Church came up with All Saints Day and All Souls C'ottrad Fernandes. Counseling Services 924-6171. day. Both these arc now celebrated in many parts of public administration. Italian .4merican .Student Otgani:ation There will be an Asian American and Pacific the Christian world. graduate student There will be a meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Almaden Islander discussion series from noon to 1:20 p.m. in room of the Student Union. For more information, room 201 of the Administration building. For more contact Andrea Neiman at (510) 552-4191. information. contact Ellen Lin or Lynda Yoshikawa Socrates Cgli at 924-5910. There will be a discussion on what society's duties SAL' Women's Rugby Club THE SALTY arc from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Pacifica room of JOSH ZINMAN There will be practice from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. the Student Union. For more information. contact Annette Nellen at 924-3508. on 10th and Alma streets. For more information. TNT SALTY Student Lite and Leadership contact Melody Ocampo at (530) 574-0575. Student Life and Leadership Applications are being accepted to learn how to train students to address issues of diversity. You can Applications are being accepted to learn how to train pick up an application in the Mosaic Cross Cultural students to address issues of diversity. You can Center in the Student Union. For more information. pick up an application in the Mosaic Cross Cultural contact Nam Ngyuen at 924-5963. Center in the Student Union. For more information. Asian American Christian Fellowship contact Nam Ngyucn at 924-5963. Listening Ihnir Concert Series There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. in the Pacifica room of the Student Union. For more information, There will be music and dance from the Taylor 2 contact Daniel Chen at 497-7290. Dance Company from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. SJSU American Society of Civil Engineering in the Music building Concert Hall. For more There will be an internship fair from II a.m. to information, contact Joan Stubbe at

2 p.m. in the University Room. For more 924-4649. information, contact Theresa Lawhcad at 924-2692. Educated Persons Dialogue There will be a discussion of liberal education in THURSDAY curricular integration from noon to I p.m in room 101 of the Instructional Resources Center. For School af Art and Design more information, contact Annette Nellen at There will be an exhibition of student art from 924-3608. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Studies Society of Latino Engineers buildings. For more information, contact the gallery There will be a meeting from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. office at 924-4330. in the Almaden room of the Student Union. For SJSU Catholic. Campus Ministry more information, contact Ricardo Barajas at The Alpha Omega Student Fellowship will hold 924-3830.

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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2005 SPORTS sp Ri AN DAILy pAGF. 3 Volleyball team aims to scale WAC ladder Spartans to battle Air Will face conference foes Fresno State on Thursday, Utah State on Saturday Force, Denver in rematches BY CHEETO BARREFtA is improving, especially after the BY KELLEY LUGEA (ioniale/. Daily Staff Writer upset over Nevada and a close "We beat the number two team game against the Univeristy of it 'lii's ersity of New Mexico), and The San Jose State University Hawai'i. The Spartan men's soccer team thai [ells us we can win anywhere volleyball team will renew a rival- "The girls are playing with regardless if it's home or away," he more confidence. I think, than will gear up to go on the road this ry and a chance for a little revenge weekend and once again battle it said. "If we can beat them at their this weekend. they have in a while," Choate home field. we can beat anyone." said. They have grown up a bit." out against the Air Force Academy and the University of Denver. Gonialei admits both Colorado The Spartans in Honolulu lost teams aren't easy to overcome but NOTEBOOK in three, but kept things close. still Mels confident the Spartans Choate said. MEN'S done. Overall record WAC record can get Ole !oh "We played well in each of NOTEBOOK While the Spartans held the lead 9-11 4-4 the three games," Choate said. for the entire game. defender Liam "We would Next home game play with them, ..151 the Spartans lost to Girard scored the lone opposing Saturday vs. Utah State than they would go on an eight Air Force 3-2 and they will attempt goal in the final iii minutes off a point run. To ask a team to play its prove the outcome was simply penalty kick, ultimately resulting fabulous ball the entire time is a fluke, said goalkeeper Brent in Demers iourth consecutive Thursday, the Spartans. 9-11 hard to do unless you are a good Douglas. loss. overall and 4-4 in the Western team." "We want to go hack and kick en with the victory Mel. the Jennifer Athletic Conference, will trio el Spartan outside hitter their butts." he said. "We are go- P14,I1CCIS. the Spartans x's ill still be the Fresno State to Fresno to face conference Senftleben said ing to he out tor Fes enge. There is training hard this week, St. Clair will be an opportunity to mat Fresno St.lie I .111ersity. game no FC:1,01) C shouldn't play %yell said. I'ties \\di make the most out avenge last year's two losses 4 15 ON end] and 2-7 111 WM'. The ,I;2,1111 An it the short plastic,: week with to the Bulldogs, though in the team will return home Saturday With the 1, tory on Friday. the only Tuesday and Wednesday to WAC. no team can be taken lot a imitdi against Utah Slate I- ons slims assay the lust prepare before flying 10 Colorado lightly. Uniseisity. which beat SJSU P1,1112 1,11,1111m in the Mountain on Thursday. "Tilt excited to play Fresno Oct. XS in tour games in Utah. inc Sports Federatii n. moiler- With the return inatchup against because we lost to them twice held by the Span ans Box's er. Air Force and Dell% er. the Spartans last year." Senfileben said. "The Facing the Bulldogs \ii Force did not hold quo the are planning on maintaining their teams are more equal in the lop spot lor 10141 .11 lei losing to lead in the omen:1We. WAC. You nese'. know who is xxiii sa, ramento State I lin ersay 3-1 "Vi;i: IOW \S \Se should have won On Thu i sday. die ..pais tans on that night." take on a Fresno State team that ,11111day against An Foice on Friday." Oka On Saturday. the Spartans \\J5 a handed second place (ni's or, it y '1 don't really think it was the said. "It tough loss but we will return home tor :I rematch us on should definitely end up with two of Nevada its third WA( loss of Air Force team that heat against I hill Stale, is now Friday.' said midfielder Dan Oka. wins titter nest keekend." the season for the 13ulld,ses. sec- tied for third in the conference. "I think tt ,is our lack of confi- Both fon% ard Nelson Diaz and ond conference ss in Monday. the Aggies hem _J dence." midfielder Man in Sono, who were In the w in. the Bulldogs forced Fresno State in three straight. KEVIN WHITE DAILY STAFF Spartan head coach Gary Si. gis en red cards during the game two games into "osertime" where Choate said his team has hut Jennifer Senftleben, San Jose State University outside hitter, spikes Clan is confident the team is pre- against An force. \% ill he eligible 1110 kent bcs ond the required improved since the last time he the ball during a match against New Mexico State University in paled to dominate the Falcons to play this Fi iday. Ike red cards, points to I5 ii to satisfy the win- faced them. Spartan Gym on Oct. 15. The Spartans will play Fresno State ,..onte this Friday. awarded tor lighting. resulted in hy-two-points rule. "It is a tossup with Ness University on Thursday and Utah State University on Saturday. "I Mel we are a better team than both players being suspended from They won the second game Mexico State for ss Inch was sun Air Force." Si. ("1111 "We playing in Sunday 's game against 32-3)) and the fifth game 18-16. worst match." Choate said. "iln need to play ss ell and be tighter Denver. Prior to the ejection, Diaz 'No day 1.0er. Fresno State game three) we were up 27-22 against Haw:Mi. "It didn't feel But in the WAC. Choate said. defensisely against them." had scored at least one goal in the lost in thres..u2ainst I IA State. and thcy. outscored us II -I." like a loss." the teams are all strong and a SJSU pros ed their superiority last three consecutive games. I Ii,ie liead coach of Senftleben. how es Cr, said she Alter the Utah game. the team match can SN 11112. .111 \ point. on Sunday at ter beat I 'Ili\ ors it The Spartans will play Air Mc 'Spat tans. said he was glad thought they were better Man has steadily, impros ed. said fresh- "We can heat teams like of Denver 1-1 and regaining then Force Academy in Colorado to see die Bulldogs lose since Utah State. in spite of the loss roan WHO. Brittany Collet. Nes ada and I 'Tall 'Stale: Choate lust -place standing in the ,ontei- Springs. Colo. at 5 p.m. Friday in ss e naditionally rivalry matches are "I felt like vse did good i in 'We know can play well. said. elltV. The \ IlOpC to i.'0111111lle their Colorado Springs. Colo., and then to 'il lossesei i 'i aiD cam but tough. Utah)," said Senftlehen, who but we are still One has,: to siii:cess I'S et the l'ionecis this take on lint's ersity 01 Denver at itNot' Null, ii But Choate also said his leant recorded It) kills in the game play haid.’ I lass iii. Sunila. said co-captain Johnny I p.m. 111 Denser.

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PAGE 4 SPARTAN DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2005 News in brief from around the Bay Area (AP) After years of set- the manager harassed him after he stood up for the backs, a replacement satellite campus a the City others. College of San Francisco in Chinatown could open "These things are expensive and the cost of trial in 2008 on a spot now used as a parking lot, was going to be enormous. It was a business deci- The college's Chinatown-North Beach campus sion." assistant city attorney Margaret Kotzebue now serves 6,500 students. A new facility will ac- said of Monday's agreement. commodate as many as 7,500 students and offer ex- The lawsuit was tiled in federal court last year. panded vocational training and more classrooms. "The plaintiffs all feel extremely vindicated," "Mao Zedong's Long March did not take as long said attorney Stan Casper. to get to its destination," Lawrence Wong, a college Four of the employees resigned before the settle- trustee, joked Monday. ment was reached and the other two resigned the A new Chinatown campus has been in the works day both sides struck a deal. since the 1970s but was delayed by lawsuits and other problems. The college finally bought two ad- OAKLAND (AP) Five relatives who pooled joining lots for $8.7 million this summer and fall. their money to buy a home were held captive, Construction is scheduled to begin within two beaten and robbed of more than $3,000 in a brazen years. morning attack, police said. Police said four victims were hit with guns or WALNUT CREEK (Al') The city has agreed blunt objects; the other victim was kicked. Two vic- to pay roughly $1 million to settle a claim with six tims received serious head injuries and were taken former employees of an art center who said they to the hospital after Monday's attack. were harassed by a Manager. Police said an unknown armed man came to the Five employees at the Dean Lesher Regional family's door and forced his way inside: four other DAILY STAFF Center for the Arts alleged that the manager made attackers quickly showed up. work unbearable after they blew the whistle on The house was owned by an uncle, cousins and possible mismanagement. The sixth plaintiff said brother, Police are investigating. Rockin' the airwaves ... Steve Lai, left, Joey Ghiragashi and Alfred Urbina, members of Arigma, a band from Rowland Fired radio employees sue station Heights, Calif., perform live Thursday on 90.5 KS.IS, San Jose State University's radio station. SAN FRANCISCO \ used as s apegoats in the Ihip. alto their AtI12 108S to the Two radio station employcc ss ho Talk-show host Lan). Knieger Colorado Rockies the complained MILLNER - Professor commended for work with students were fired over racially tinged re- and producer Tony Rhein ac- about too many "brain-dead marks made about San Francisco cused the Giants flagship station. Caribbean hitters hacking at slop continued from page 1 "100- has organizations all :iround the globe urging leaders Giants players sued their former KNBR-AM, of firing them to Lip- nightly and said manager Felipe around the globe that hold the to lake as tion. get !mots sot and to employer, claiming they were pe:1SC the team so it ssouldn't pull AIou's"mind has turned to Cream "The mission of 100 Black Men same Iugh ideals and community comes, information in their com- its broadcast contract ss ith the sta- of Wheat . - of America, Inc. IN to improve the establishment. munities. ss Melt ss ill positively lion. 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"It will help them learn how there are other people that are a century ago and the extra heat leave might be bad for business, Schneider said it is everyone's industry and the oil industry and to make their own decisions based like, 'Thank you. I'm glad you causes expansion of the oceans guys Boswell said. job to prevent global warming. they just dump all the truth about on their evaluation of the evi- are doing that.'" and water evaporation which leads At lunchtime, "It's going to make people "Individuals need not waste the climate change problem." dence." when the cafe is to intensification of drought and usually busy, not buy anything from them," energy, turn the lights out, turn Bornstein said the United States Conniff said the program will paying customers flooding. sometimes Boswell said. "You don't want to the computers off, make students get frustrated when "Global warming affects cli- take three trips did not sign the Kyoto accord be- better citizens there are no tables kick people out. You want people instead in knowing about the impact of available, mates around of four cause "President Bush believes we Whinery said. to stay and hang out. The longer trips global warming in the future of the world," by better need more research on the causes "That's not an unheard-of phe- they stay, the more often they'll the %vivid. Bornstein said. lobal planning and and impacts of warming and the nomenon," Kwan said regarding buy something." 66 According to Stanford's Web Bornstein use their bikes economic impact will be too se- crowded dining areas and limited Whinery said the signs ex- warming site, Schneider has served said different instead of cars vere that if he goes info the treaty as a table space. "I think they should plaining the policy are usually consultant to federal agencies and areas around affects when they can." our economy will stiffer ... in let students study there." posted on the cafe tables during White House staff in the Nixon, the world will he said. terms of inflation and unemploy- Aimee Boswell, a junior ma- midterms and finals, when the climates around the Carter. Reagan. Bush Sr.. Clinton be affected dif- The first start ment.- joring in dietetics, said she conies cafe tends to get more crowded and Bush Jr. administrations. ferently by the is reducing car- According to Reference.com, to the Market Cafe about three world." than the rest of the school year. bon emissions, the Kyoto Protocol is all interna- "Professor Schneider is such global warm- Robed Bornstein, ing. especially in tional treaty on global \ arming. a publicly recognized figure." Conniff said. "Some areas professor industrial coun- Countries which ratify this proto- Santa Cruz tables medical SJSU "He has advised presidents and will experience tries, Conniff col commit to reduce their emis- drought. other said. "We sions of carbon dioxide and other Congress and eminent bodies of marijuana discussion scientists on areas will experience floods.- he should begin to find alternative greenhouse gases. A total of 141 the impact of global %%Milling. So San Jose has a chance SANTA CRUZ (AP) Santa over the legality of medical mari- said. fuels or energy sources so that we countries have ratified the agree- Cruz officials were set to debate juana. Schneider said the effects of don't continue pumping carbon ment. Notable exceptions include to hear one of the great scientists Tuesday whether to create a city Following the passage of global warming will be very sig- into the air.- he said. the United States and Australia. of the late 2 I st century and early department to dispense medical Proposition 215 by California voters nificant in Alaska. Arctic regions Schneider said that people The impact of global warm- 22nd century talking about very marijuana. in 1996, state and local laws have al- and coastlines. should buy efficient appliances ing on the oceans. quality of life wk.% ant problem " The City Council was sched- lowed medical marijuana use. The United States will probably with the Environmental Protection and the economy of the world uled to discuss an ordinance co- But the U.S. Supreme Court shrink gradually. Bornstein said, Agency label - energy saver star will be examined h., chneider on sponsored by Mayor Mike Rotkin ruled this summer that the federal and countries like Canada and on them. "In this way you save Monday. said Conniff. the orga- that would create the Office of government can continue to pros- Russia, which are cold, will now money on gas and electricity bills nizer of the program. Your ad here Compassionate Use, a five-mem- ecute users. get warmer. and help the climate," he said. "Schneider is one of the earliest ber advisory board that would "It's really a shame we "They will be able to take up He also said politicians should fathers of the global warming the- Call coordinate medical marijuana dis- should be in this position." said to feed the world because their both charge people for dumping ory." Bornstein said. "His research tribution within the city. Councilwoman Emily Reilly, an- climate will allow them grow into the atmosphere and help fund more than 25 years ago indicated Officials said the move will other sponsor of the legislation. the wheat that we now grow," research that are needed for clean- that global warming was coining." 924-3270 help Santa Cruz better ensure that "The people in this state made it Bornstein said. er techniques. Schneider's ability to present qualified patients get the drug as clear medical marijuana is some- "The rise in the climate tern- "We cannot do it N% hen the both sides of the argument will local and federal authorities battle thing \,.. want."

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Does he function as an indicator of SD: Have you ever met ? the cynical and declining state of reality television'? WH: Not yet. (laughs) does his innocent spirit and determined attitude k PHOW COUR TES OF SI-FE RECORDS Or he said anything about your version of the transcend all criticism, and what we see in Hung, SD: Has

we see in all of us'? It really doesn't matter, because song ""? Not yet, but the songwriters are pleased with either way, he's popular enough for San Jose State WH: Band retreads signature sound University to ask him to come to our campus. it. He was at SJSU last week to host Spartan Idol, SD: What inspired you to sing the song? WH: It's just a very unique song. It's nice. It's hard BY RACHEL HILL upbeat mixes combined i ith the is MI the Depeche Mode. -the the Homecoming karaoke competition. We got to to explain it all. It's a song you don't ordinarily hear hand's typical dark ballads. The singer's lyrical contributions do talk to him about "," his new album, on the radio everyday. slower-paced songs are far more nun necessarily complement the his football picks and if he has plans to release a rap going, Depeche Mode's "Playing the enjoyable, offering listeners a album. And instead proves to be album. Keep Will. Let's see if we can stretch SD: What music do you listen to right now? Angel" opens with a barrage of smooth. en tempo that ciimple- repeolic C iiid overly simplistic, those 15 minutes into half an hour. WH: Huge variety of music anywhere from screechy sy nthesized noise that ments the melancholy cocals of causing the songs to stand out pop, anywhere from country to world music to or- quickb, culminates into the band's lead singer David Gahan. among Ilk, other tracks for the Spartan Daily: How do you like your visit to San chestral music. Jose State so far'? "Precious" and "Lilian" are wrong reasons. 'Die remainder SD: Since you went to UC Berkeley. were you a William Hung: I'm really excited. It's the first MUSICREVIEW the best tracks off the compilation of the albUill Was written by Cal football fan? time I get to visit this campus in particular. I mean, with the first track being featuring hand nullity! Martin (hire, who WH: Yes, big time. I laughs) familiar rhythmic formula of high- in the season premiere of the WB's ty fin alF. pens the ly rws to the I've been to San Jose many times, but getting to see tempo electronic beats and dark. "Smallville." group the San Jose State University, it was great. SD: Since they're playing this weekend, what you prediction on the game against Washington State? somber vocals. Most of the materi- At times some of the songs are What: "Play mg the Angel" SD: How do you feel about your new album. al on Depeche Mode's new album long and drawn out. The band un- tony whet the appetites of devout "Miracle: Happy Summer from William Hung"! WH: (laughs) I don't know, it's a hard prediction. is reminiscent of the unique sound successfully tries to dress up as Depeche Mode fans, the album WH: I like it. I personally like it. I believe that I (laughs) I really think Cal can pull it off, but then Cal they've coined and successfully material by adding new studio fails to measure up to the band's lire chosen pretty much most of the songs that I'm has to play their best game because that loss last week explored since the band's incep- tricks, resulting in weird, obscure former glory and can't be classi- ,isiiially %cry comfortable with and very happy with. to Oregon State was very disappointing (ed. note: Cal beat Washington State 42-38). tion more than two decades ago. electronic sounds that seem to he fied as a stellar addition to their SD: I guess in terms of branching out, have you The techno-inspired beats work purposeless. The ear-wrenching repertoire. Admirers of Depeche ever considered recording a country (Sr rap album. SD: Have you ever considered doing the half-time well on "Playing the Angel." yet finale to "Sinner in Me," which Mode's sound will probably maybe? show for the Super Bowl'? the new album neglects to offer finishes is ith a combo of wailing think "Playing the Angel- is WH: (laughs) I haven't decided to branch out WH: Any halftime show is fine because I've listeners anything new or creative. guitar liords and slow electoral,: worth their hourly wage. but if Partially because I believe my target audience been doing a lot of halftime shows for the basketball Instead. "Angel" keeps in line with heats is a good example of one you're not already a fan, then is a variety of different kinds of audience. So that's teams. I did once for (Detroit) Pistons, Golden State what we've already heard and of the band's new tricks that just our money. why I put out this new album particularly. "Miracle: Warriors, any of those are fine. expect from the legendary '80s don't Hy. The ending makes II hard Happy Summer," I did many c arieties of songs like SD: Do you still live in the Bay Area at all'? band. to listen to, and it is undoubtedly country, pop, maybe ballads, etc. WH: I actually live in Los Angeles. I just came up "Playing the Angel" does not the worst song on the album. 'Playing the Angel' is orite here to study. possess the power or substance of The hand members seem to I, ,,c SD: What your fas inf is ie? the band's former studio produc- themse lies in sy nthesiied obits ion WH: Favorite niii laughs I "Lord of the SD: What do you want people to remember you as? tions. However, it does showcase in some of the songs. ending where Tracks: I 2 Rings." WH: Just an inspirational icon, because no mat- more mature and slower-paced they gm off in electronic musical Available ricin, sir 'ac' l',Aords SD: When was the last time you talked to ter what my dream is. I don't give up. I always give songs than pervious Depeche tangents w iili no true artistic du cc - Depeche Mode: Andy Fletcher. , and of my best out there and I succeeded. So I just encour- Mode material. non or point. Dave Gahan and Martin Gore "American Idol'?" age people out there, no matter what their dream is. It The electronic pulses change With this album, Gahan con- Show: Depeche Mode is sched- WH: Randy Jackson. I get to meet him the most. doesn't have to be entertainment. It could be their very tempo throughout the album giv- tributed to three tracks on the disc, uled to perform at the HP Or other words, I get to talk to him the most. So most own graduation or very own career goal. You could ing it an even balance of slow and co -writing songs for the first time P 19 .,* P pm recently, it was the "American Idol" finale this sea- succeed, too, by just putting your heart out there.

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