Aviation Organization Takes Flight by Peter Clark Daily Staff Writer

INI SPARTAN DAILY Serving San Jose State Univer\ii I ( 1914 VOLUME 124. NUMBER 22 MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2}4. 2005

NDEX OPINION Aviation organization takes flight By Peter Clark Daily Staff Writer

Standing next to a grounded aircraft inside a hangar on Reid-Hillview Airport in San Jose, Kaze Morrissey gazed into the sky as he described the &many Honest way it feels to pilot an airplane. Oh. XFL. why did you leave "It's pure freedom," said Morrissey., the vice us' p. 2 president of San Jose State University's flight club, the Flying 20's. and a senior majoring in aviation. "Going up flying is kind of like a Zen thing. You don't think about anything else, you're just concentrating on flying the airplane." Christopher Russek is a second-year aviation student at SJSU and has been a junior flight instructor with the Flying 20's for four months. Russek. who began flying at the age of 16 and flew his first solo flight at 17. experiences flying in a much different way than Morrissey. How Swede It Is "Its a rush," Russek said. "I guess it's like my Budget cuts put California's extreme sport. I like the adrenaline." public education at risk p. 2 Morrissey and Russek are two of many SJSU students who share their passion for flying by majoring in aviation and joining the Flying 20's. SJSU's aviation department offers an array of courses focusing on a variety of aviation re- lated topics ranging from Airport Management to Aircraft Design. But students do not have to six itch their majors to aviation to get their feet oil the ground. The Fling 20's is open to all SJSU students, alumni and faculty nembers. Neal Writer., "If you want to loin. oil has s' to bring tiO bucks Daily Staff Kaze Morrissey, a senior majoring in aviation, shows off the Flying 20's four-seat Cessna. Morrissey explains the preflight procedure Video (;ame Review see FLYING, page 4 performed every time a pilot takes a plane out to fly. "The Sims 2 Cniversity Expansion Pack- p. 3

"Celluloid Dreams" Profile of KSJS radio show p.3 Euthanasia UPD recruits SJSU seeks Movie Review Adrten Brody and Keira KnightIcy star in -The Jacket- bill put on new officers wireless P. 3 Movie Review Sam Elliott stars in "Off the Mat- p. 3 state's agenda despite cuts upgrades By Jean Blomo By Jean Blomo NEWS Daily Staff Writer By Christine Glarrow IVrtter Black History Month Daily Staff Writer Campus (nems conclude The California C1,111paYs111:111: ChOICC% Act, a new month of remembrance p. 4 A cant is ire lc, netistirk sould soon be hill proposed hy iiman Patty Berg and The rain cleared just in time for potential University Police a reality. to l !mei-say Computing and .A11:Mbl Mall 1.Iod Le% me. iv ()aid legalize physi- Department officers to test their physical agility on Feb. 19. Telecommunicaiii,n. _ c tan -assisted suicide m Caldorma. About every six months, campus police hold physical agility A budget for the protect has been set, and requests "We are giving dy mg Californians choices at the trainings in hopes of obtaining new recruits. for proposals iv ill he sent out to several S eadi as that end of life." Berg said in a news release. Lately, it's been difficult to hire officers because the pay isn't are interested m setiitic up the nem ork. said Richard Modeled :diet Oregon's Death with Dignity Act, competitive with other police departments that are also hiring, said Porte!. net is, anal st tor Cni%ersity Computing and CRIME the bill includes several restrictions. Sgt. Robert Noriega. lelcs ommunic .it lixo physic tans must agree that the patient has The university can't afford to give the department all the money -We've received approv al from the chancellor's BLOTTER less than MX 11101111IS to lute and that the patient is that it needs. Noriega said. mike tot the trequests tor proposals1 and tie still ..apable of making decisions about his or her care. This makes it especially difficult to hire for a job that requires soon he ci,111.1, tine sendttrs riir pricing.- Porter said Also. both physician% must submit detailed reports people to risk their lives, said Capt. Marianne Alvarez. the potential \ endors will have about 3o d,,s to pro- to the Department of Health Sery ices and the patient Campus police receive 20 percent to 25 percent less pay than pose a price tag on the campuswide network. Portet said must make list, oral requests and one written request other police departments of similar sizes. Noriega said. 'The current is trekss nem ork pros ides Internet ac - physicians. weekly to the "We've been without a raise for quite some time." Noriega cess to about 41I to h0 ,lassrooins. Pt trier said. A cam- The Spartan Daily's Oregon it's not a -by-night recap ot campus crime p. 5 "We know that in By said. puswide network would include all classrooms and decision." said Nancy If ikoyeda. the chair of the ger- The state gives the California State University system money most outside areas ontology department. that they divide between the state universities. Each univer- Open :lice', %%mild idioss further gtowth of the SPUR IS Ilikoyeda said her social policies class will be dis- sity then divides the funds between the departments. However. \voeless laptop proiect. said Mary Fran Breding. who cussing the bill, which will be heard in the Assembly the campus police's health benefits have increased somewhat. heads the prole, I Judiciary Committee within the next seceral weeks. Noriega said. The protect has participants in three colleges and "I will tell niy students it is a matter of personal "It's kind of difficult to live in this area based on what the CSU sot departments. Welling said choice.- iiikoyeda said. gives us as a monthly pay rate," Noriega said. -To be a partly ipant in the program. las tilt must

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ft oil is Travel office moves following hostility By Marsea Nelson ti Ito lox,m,u aid former I >ally Stall Writer filmic It 111,111,4M the SJSI said although the des ISIOn 10 WI renew the lease was made by the corporate office in Los she WaS happy is ith the I Some students Imo not hiss' reahted it, Angeles. decision. Baseball but on lids I. 2154. the I'll campus STA "It didn't really. seem like the students needed us.- Pearl said "We conducted a team ties with BYU on I Noel hosed its iloois campus survey People %chi, %calked by (the Saturday. p. 6 stoic. Its met! Instils' the Lvent The ot tic daily didn't knits% sic existed. - Center, was a tiacl agency for students and Women's Basketball Pearl said that %shell STA Frasel tried malt that helped them make cheap domestic. Seniors break p. 6 to participate in campus events. it was met and international travel arrangements with hostility by the university STA Irak el has more than 100 othces "We %vete told v.e were outsiders any around the %wild and is the largest travel Sparta Guide p.2 time %ye wanted to participate in campus company for students and 'tu pet plc. events.- she said "They thought we were Juba Week.: 14 WI/ ilo l'tltf,ir according to the STA Travel Web site. there to sell them something. Like we were Crossword p. San lost. State Stanford University economic and electrical engineering students Filmic Henry, left, and Elitni The nearest location to a credit card company " Diamanti, speak with STA Travel branch manager Charles Brigolin about traveling to Nicaragua. I nit ersitx is now in doss ntown Palo Alto Pearl said STA t ravel gave away a Classifieds p. ,it 21,7 The STA Travel office, which was previously located at the San lose State University Event Axe www:rumuttommuN.com Center, merged with the STA Travel store on 267 University Avenue in Palo Alto on July 1,2004. Juliana Pearl, who was a travel ad- see TRAVEL, page 4 PAGE 2 SPARTAN DAILY OPINION MONDAY FEBRUARY 28. 2005 HOW SWEDE IT IS Empty promises fail to help out education Once a symbol of hope and pride for most voters. against such adverse learning conditions, these stu- target by 2.3 percent. thus allowing San Joke State the student fee increases by expanding financial aid California's public schools have recently plummeted dents might not attain the preparatory skills necessary University to admit another 8.000 students. programs, such as Cal Grants. to the bottom tier of the U.S. educational system. This to succeed in college, resulting in a widening gap be- Although a step in the right direction, the money The higher education compact agreement has is a worrisome trend unapproved of by the majority tween rich and poor. is not enough to make up for the 22-percent jump in bombarded CSU students with fee hike after fee hike, of voters, who consistently have passed propositions According to the Santa Clara County's Office of number of applicants to the CSUs since last year. allowing little breathing room for students to adjust. meant to protect levels of education funding and qual- Education, California comes in 48th Paradoxically, while more prospective Simultaneously, students have had to cope with over- ity of public schools. in students per teacher ratio and 50th students hope to go to a CSU. the students crowded classrooms, fewer academic resources, dif- Despite this, California schools have received in both library books per student and who are currently in the system take longer ficulties in adding classes and cancelled sessions and nearly $10 billion less than expected in the past four advisers, librarians and computers per than before to graduate. This creates a had services. No wonder some students are losing their years. While Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger claims to student. Moreover, many after-school cycle where fee increases force students to faith in the system. support public education during his campaign stops. programs and music and arts classes work more, diverting their time and energy California should stick to its tradition of offering his record in the legislature shows differently. have been slashed following budget re- away from college, and thereby, postpon- affordable, quality education for all. The legislature The governor seems more intent on protecting the ductions, the SCC's Office of Education ing their graduation dates. As a result, has the power to reverse the harmful effect of slashed interests of his rich constituents keeping a cap on reports. more students fail to graduate within four funding on public schools. By committing to students taxes at all costs than funding public schools. Yet, as more and more high school years. and thus, take up the seats of incom- and schools. Califinnia could redeem its reputation as So while the California State University and graduates turn to college. California's ANNA IAOLIN ing students. a state that supports education and refuses to cut fund- University of California systems try to balance anoth- higher education institutes find it in- Yet, with student fees rising every se- ing from such vital areas. A I -percent tax increase er year of budget cuts against an increasing number creasingly difficult to accommodate mester, more people are forced to put their would generate $2.5 billion for the state almost the of prospective students, the governor plans to stay the eligible applicants. CSU enrollment has steadily de- education on hold, dropping out altogether or opting same amount of money as in the CSU's general fund course and seek cuts in services and programs rather creased since the 2002-03 academic year, and 15.000 for a part-time class schedule. Sure. the CSU system ($2.6 billion). Voters have agreed that public educa- than raising taxes for the wealthy. eligible applicants did not enter into the CSU system is one of the least expensive in the nation, yet if the tion is important, and now the legislature needs to do The consequences are devastating for California's during the 2004-05 academic year. To offset this California Congress passes the governor's budget in the same. young people, many of whom have to attend under- year's lower enrollment number, the governor has June. undergraduate fees will have increased by 91 funded schools lacking instructional material, quality proposed adding $211.7 million to the CSU general percent since 2002. Anna Molin is the Spartan Daily managing editor. teachers and well -maintained facilities. Struggling fund, money that would raise next year's enrollment Unfortunately, no bill has been approved to match "How Swede It Is" appears every Monday. WORLD OF THE NO BRIAN PEREZ BRUTALLY HONEST Mainstream pro leagues devour smaller, 'independent organizations

A fan's choice can be pretty limited when it comes like inspirations for T-shirts at American Eagle. Don't to professional sports. worry Frontier League fans -- the name Los Angeles Players and owners are aware of this. That's one Angels of Anaheim is not much better. of the reasons why entire seasons get canceled and What a rival league needs to do to compete with players strike there's no real competition to the pro MLB: Create an offense and defense for each squad. "Prestdent Smith alit ass gets like leagues. Could you imagine if the NFL had all of its players tills arotinct MA nine of the month" With the arrival of the International Basketball play both League in San Jose and the cancellation of the NIB. All right. so ciimparing football to baseball is kind season, let's take a look at a few professional leagues of like say ing "Sav ed by the Bell" and "California and their "competition." Dreams" are the same show. Basketball's top dog: National Basketball Just think about it though fielding and hitting SPARTA GUIDE Association are Climpletel ditterem. In the American League. .1 Other professional leagues: American Basketball pitcher does not has c to ha. So v. hy not take this small Sparta Guide is pr., ided free of charge to students. t aculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three Association, Continental Basketball idea and take it eight steps further'.' working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight Association, International Basketball Yes, this idea will bastardize the lega- Bent I Dail. room 209. Entries can also be e -mailed to spartandailyfteinia.ajsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space League cy. cif baseball, hut hey. we're trying to be of submissions. Entries are sshich restil, lions may require editing printed in the order in they are received. League to acknowledge, but really radical right? TODAY to 4 p.m. in front of the Spartan Bookstore. shouldn't: What do you get when you Odds that a baseball league still ever combine "American Gladiators" and adopt my proposed rules Somebody is basketball? Why. SlamBall. of course! funding Slamliall. right ' of Art and Design Career Center School As much as I would like to. I won't United States Mawr A meeting for technical work will take place from Foaml in the An art exhibit featuring student galleries will take take credit for creating this league. League Soccer 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. A meeting for business place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art building. I'm sure most of us have sat around Odds that the nest person you talk For more information, call the gallery office at work will take place from 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. drinking while watching the NBA and KEN LOTICI1 to doesn't know the name of San Jose's 924-4330. Both events will be in the Umunhum room of the thought to ourselves: "Wouldn't it be professional soccer team 3 to I. Student Union. A Tower card or a Career Center cool if the players could dunk off a tram- Football Where the big boys play: College of Business Alumni Association membership card is required. Attendees will get an poline like the mascots do?" National Football League Tickets for the annual corporate student awards Early Bird Pass to 2005 SJSU job fairs. OK, so that was just me. Other professional leagues Many leagues hace banquet will be available from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Either way, someone had too much money and / or come and gone. room 50 of the Business Tower building. Phi Alpha Theta gullible partners, and made this drunken inspiration a The hype of the X FL was anw mg while it lasted. A meeting will take place at 3 p.m. in room 135 of reality. I'll admit to owning a San ItaticISL11 Ikmons shirt. What a rival league needs to do to compete with hut I never cc indoned the team playing at SBC Park, Career Center Dudley Moorhead Hall. For more information. call NBA: I) Don't let your players attack your tans. v. Ilk h should have been used solely tor baseball. "Resume 101" will take place from 11 a.m. to Paul at 247-8973. 2) Create a better point system. Make the big There's also the Arena Football League. Believe it 12:15 p.m. in Building F. guys do more than post -up. If anyone more than 320 or not, this league has been around since 1957 Ice Skating Club pounds nails a shot beyond the arc, make it worth live What a rival league needs to do to compete with A meeting will take place at Catholic Campus Ministry 8 p.m. at the Logitech points. It's kind of like the girl -touchdown rule. the NFL: Get rid of the huddle.. The play clock needs Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Ice rink at South 10th Sreet and East Alma In junior high P.E. classes, this is the rule where a Ii, he cut in hall No more TV tailcoats. One foot in p. Catholic Campus Ministry chapel. For more Avenue. touchdown by a female counts for two points instead a complete pass. Encourage creative end-zoite dance. information. call Father Mike Carson at 938- 1610. of one. Yes, it's completely sexist. hut it's what hap- I can go on and on. African American Commencement Committee pened. It created some interesting Risky Balboa-type Where the hest battle for the puck in hockey Counseling Services A meeting will take place at /4 p.m. in the Pacifica comebacks. National Hockey League An emotion management group meeting will mom of the Student Union. For more information. What the NBA could do to make the league bet- Hockey makes me sick. Thanks for canceling the ter: Don't even think about setting a minimum -age season, guys. take place from 1 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. in counseling call Tiffany Montgomery at (510) 336-0252. requirement. sciA I. es of the Student Services Center. Odds the 1111. makes it past one season: 54) to I. On Victory Campus Ministries that note. go SaherCats. Spiders, Sharks, Stealth. Baseball's numero uno: Major League Baseball Bailers. Earthquakes and of course. Spartans! the Source" will take place at t4:30 p.m. in the TUESDAY Other professional leagues: A Google search Spartan Memorial. Learn about the amazing led me to a few independent leagues. My favorite is REED literary Magazine destiny God has for your life. For more the Frontier League, which hosts such tennis as the Ken Lotich is the Spartan Daily executive editor. A book and bake sale will take place from 9 a.m. information. call Marla at (510) 368-8239. Chillicothe Paints and Kalamazoo Kings. 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University, One Published opinions and advertisements do not PRISCILLA Art Director Washington Square, San Jose, necessarily reflect the slew% of the Spartan Daily, the RODRIGUES CA 05192-0149 School of Journalism and Mass CIIMMIMICatiOTIS f111 VARIAN 111111 051 VISIIINLION 101411 %Vs 1011. I 1 9)19) sir KISU. RORERT E10111 National I 4081 9)4-3)81 I WARIASIE1Nlef11511.5, PSI .1111 51.11111511A111111%.11154,5 151.1 I/1 Director 05 TERRUARY 2X, 2005 MONDAY AGE SPARTAN DAILY - - PAGE 3 Popular university radio program dreams of syndication By Shannon Barry KSJS. a week so I don't listen to KSJS," contact publishers Daily Staff Writer Nick Martinez, the station's said Nhi Iran, a masters student and agents," he general manager, said because majoring in computer science. said. "As the show id KSJS is a student -run radio station. Sika and Jakubecz said they established itself. Students Sika and Jakubecz have to do ev- have their show down to a science. Larry got contact- has shuffle into Hugh Gillis Hall to prepare for classes, erything a normal student would. planned almost to the minute. but ed by SF publicity ke. sound hut right down the hall the build- He added KSJS itself has one of the goal is for the show to firms when they tug houses the radio film show. the most powerful college student- spontaneous. would make a per- cr- an "Celluloid Dreams," which airs on run radio stations, transmitting at "You can tell (Sika) has sonal appearance lif- that Monday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. I,5(X) watts. enthusiastic passion for film tours to speak to t Id "I believe students listen to spills out of him when he talks to different "It's hip. it's funny and it never outlets." cir KSJS. just some time what we play artists or other film lovers," said Jakubecz assumes the listener is a moron." said is not their cup of tea." McCarthy. a local filmmaker while said Stott Sublett, a film and Martinez Sean they used to it said. who has the show air s, teem% riling professor who has been listening to the show lise, been listening "KSJS is like any other radio for about eight years. the process itself ii to the show for years. station, and it appeals to certain Celebrities such as Johnny has adapted as peoples taste." Depp, Jackie Chan, Kevin Smith, the radio station "It is about film as an art hut not Julia Jansen. a junior majoring Charlize Theron, Roger Ebert, equipment is not It a pretentious, phony way." in liberal studies, said she doesn't Robert Duvall, Michael Moore always able to ac- During a recent 50-minute listen to KSJS because she just and John Travolta have appeared commodate what plume interview with Tim Sika, doesn't listen to the radio that on the show. they need. host and producer. and Larry much. "He is able to draw out any ac- "The amount of Jakithecz, producer, engineer and The broadcast signal covers tor, director, or writer by making work that goes into sound designer, talked about their Jennifer Sei(Jui 1)(111ii .5q(111 seven San Francisco Bay Area them completely comfortable, by the shim we want enthusiasm for cinema. counties including Alameda. San having a great deal of background to have something Larry Jakubecz, right, producer and engineer of "Celluloid Dreams," airs his film review "We have been movie all fans Francisco, Mann. Sonoma. Contra information about their craft, mov- to show for it." show every Monday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. on 90.5 KSJS broadcasted from Hugh Gillis our lives." Sika said. "We like Costa, San Mateo. and Santa ies. projects. etc.. so that the in- Sika said. 14a11.0eniel Severin, left, an English graduate student, works in the studio during airtime. to ask open-ended questions and Clara, hut because it is a college terview subject knows that Tim is "Larry figured always stay clear of personal radio station it doesn't reach home truly interested in them," said Katy out how to do it on dio." Sika said Sika and Jakuhecz are looking things" listeners. Martinez said. Grischy. marriage and family ther- a computer and we have total con- Martinez said "Celluloid at syndication for their show to Debuting May 6, 1996 as "I listen to the show usually in apist and former SJSU student. trol of it now." Dreams" recieses close to 25 to 50 reach bigger markets, hut they still "PonicAudiss Soup." on Stanford's my car and often take long routes "He asks the kinds of ques- Another factor at play in their calls per show, has e yet to do. ide what path they KiSt 90 I FM. the radio show to my various destinations so that tions that lead to deeper replies 60-minute show are the time re- "I think 'Celluloid Dreams' is a want to take. 55.15 a sk.I It pip culture program. and introspection real asset to SJSU." said Richard I can hear the entire show.- said and thus provide straints. "We feel it is a privilege to be With the help (if Todd James. Jack Nyblom. co-owner the listener with a more complete von Busack. Metro weekly film of Camera Jakubecz said they conduct the able to talk to icelebritiesi." Sika Jakuhecz decided to expand the Cinemas. sense of who the actor is, rather critic and regular listener. intervicts s live, in-person and gen- said. scope hey, nd sv and by the As part of the SJSU campus and than just a character on the screen erally in San Francisco. but they "I am an enthusiastic listener third shots Si ka untied in the pro- KSJS station, Chetan Chaudhari, a or behind the camera." can fit the interview into a segment to college radio, hut no one in the -We aren't special because a cess. Jakubek z said. junior majoring in radio broadcast- But Sika and Jakubecz ex- if it is prerecorded. professional or college radio sta- lot (if people get to talk to them Since the show's initial take ing said he has not heard of the plained things have not always "The way Larry orchestrates it. tion in the Bay Area does half the hut what does single us out is our oft it has since changed hands program. been so easy. if you don't know any difference job of interviewing and re% ewing enthusiasm. quality inter% sews and ith twin 5151, (HI 5 Fm "I am only on campus two days "In the beginning, we would you figure it is all (done) in the stu- that 'Celluloid Dreams' doe, passion tor the sub ad. rs itI Sims schools garners about life la Movie puts viewer in 'The Jacket' By Ashley Johnson three umyersines that the SIMS as having a good time. That is why Corps jewelry box in her bed- young adults can attend. Sims who go completely astray can By Benjamin Favela United States Marine in a /)1,1/t/ Staff It room, he starts to search for the There are five life stages in "The flunk out of college or just prolong Daily Staff Photographer serving in Iraq who suffers a a the reasons why he's in this time. Sims 2" compared with three in the the college experience. near-fatal gunshot wound to ill him with bouts of and to find out his fate at the original Sims. Nevertheless, there arc options head, leaving Hie theme in "The Sims 2 mental hospital. They begin life as infants and for raising grades and passing John Maybury's "The amnesia. a- t 'no eisity tApansion Pack- is the A year later, he meets a Starks can only go into the Issue to party and Like ;ids antage grow to toddlers followed by chil- classes, such as fraternizing with Jacket," starring Adrien Brody dren, teens, adults and elders. professors. influencing others to do and Keira Knightley. is a good woman (Kelly Lynch) who is future when he's in the jacket. egregiously drunk and travel- which makes some question ir RI VII IV In "University." Sims go from their schoolwork and joining secret teen to young adult and have the societies. REVIEW ing with her young daughter. whether the events going on in option of going to college where The options to creating and He gives his dog tags to the the future are happening or that ’Suits 2 I'intensity " is the long- example of what happens when girl, and walks off, only to get it's all some strange fantasy they tan buckle down and study or controlling life in "University" are .ssailed epansis in pa, k to --the talented direction is paired with picked up by a stranger (Brad cooked up while in isolation. lise in tip. endless. a poorly structured script. 111115 2." whuli will Iv released Renfro). Although the storyline may lk Sims start out in dorms contain- Independence from dorms is pos- Not poorly structured in the 1.H.11 I. and it takes the Sims mut ing any yv here from six to 20 rooms. sible it the Sims get jobs. However, The rest of that eventful tale be confusing. Brody 's and 's sense that it isn't written well, is told in flashback. Knightley's strong perfor- a [icy\ dimension I he unique thing about living in prior to going to college, they can "I no etsity- thin, ends any col- but in the sense that it uses the Starks has been accused of mances somewhat make up for the dorms is none of the other Sims earn scholarship dollars. If they concept of time travel in ways lei2ee sps'rueuics' aIlt1 allows players murdering a cop. but is found poor content. is controllable. earn enough, they can move direct- that get confusing. It allows the ci besond traditional college life not guilty by reason of insan- Kristofferson's portrayal of That leases open a window for ly into a place of their own. audience to ask questions re- .ind doe, cc into t ompleic and utter ity. He gets sent to a mental Dr. Becker shows that his char- anything to happen. including pil- "University." like any typical garding its logic that are never pandemonium. low fights, water-halloon tights and college campus, has plenty of plac- hospital, only to be put under acter isn't really a %ilIum, rath- answered. the care of the suspicious Dr. er, just a misguided psychiatrist loea parties proliferate III the streaking. es to explore. Sims can go to the It starts out with fast-paced Becker (Kris Knstofferson). who means well. Ii escm e ii bubble blowers that Not only can Sims run naked library, the gym. the student center imagery. As it turns out. Dr. Becker Iiiok like hookahs. bonfires rage through the fraternity and soror- and place soap into the fountain. The same praise can be Sharp. staccato editing uses an unorthodox form given to cinematographer behind Ole et lei v 1101se of ga- ity parties. hut also across campus which then overflows with bubbles. showing images from the first of treatment patients are Peter Deming. who is respon- 1-.1;21: bitt Is auth huiuuty M plants amid a crowd of onlookers. When all is said and done, the Gulf War. Television news foot- strapped into a full-body sible for the dark moodiness of that look like giant Venus Is traps The game offers more than I(X) parties have ended, the bonfires ill age of Norman Schwarzkopf straight jacket and rolled "Mulholland Dr." and "From eat the obits lints. new objects and seyeral new inter- have burned out, it's time for the is and President George H. W. into drawers in the basement Hell." "It's no only a game, it's also act isms. Sims to graduate. They congregate is Bush press conferences ap- morgue and spend hours in In the end, "The Jacket" really e 1.!penence for the Sims can purchase MP3 play- with their peers and receive their 5. pear intermittently, between dark isolation. is simply a mishmash of player." said Tim Letourneau, se- ers, hand-held video games and cell degrees. images of smart bombs landing While in the jacket. Starks great ideas from movies like nior producer for Maxis Studio at phones from vending machines. What is next for the Sims is up to on buildings and soldiers yell- gets transported to the fu- "12 Monkeys." "One Flew Electronn. Art s. eretitise headquar Sims who don't like their ap- them or to the player. They can go ing. Then, swiftly, the editing ture. where he meets Jackie Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and fel s tor the Sims. pearances can alter them with the back to their normal liy es and start le subtly begins to include images (Knightley) who does her best "Memento." The movie fails to "I 'no etsity" builds on "The plastic surgery tool. families or pursue careers in hopes that aren't old news footage. Winona Ryder imitation as an meet expectations of huge rev- sini. 2" %%all a isinv life stage. The When Sims attend college, they of fame and fortune. Or. like some but ones that lead into the plot attractive young waitress with elations and gorgeous imagery game al." adds new territory in the can choose from II majors. thus students, they can do it all over of the movie. whom Starks shares an odd turns out it's just a typical ,ollege [(mil for players opening for new career tracks. again. form of a It's 1991. and Jack Starks connection. story that's all exhibition and modify. However, college. as we all The fun in "University" never Iii create and (Brody) is a soldier in the When he finds his dog tags no explanation. tor each neighborhisvd. there are km sw. is not all about partying and ends and neither do the parties.

Film fest movie 'Off the Map' misses the point Chinese Cuisine By Sergey Loginov Angelis). She and her family lead taxes for several years. But as a story. "Off the Map" FOOD TO GO Daily Staff Writer a penniless. exotic way of life in When they get a v sit from an stillunlikely produce a hug im- llamlfinto bur/. 1.111Illf 1 /1,1, ortr the wilds, or off the map. in New IRS inspector (Jim True - ist 1. the pression. Just like a% erage po I um?, anol IhroSer1 1;,,trItthit Mexico. latter gets stunned by the beauty of etry. it's full of banalities about I yew Ihith Surblat and self-discovery and the healing Campbell Scott's film "Off the They live in an oh -so-natural the New Mexico wilderness IS',' accept: VISA MC AMEX DIS and gets stung by a force of nature. There is noth- Map" has been selected by %minus mustier by sustaining themselves Mrs. Groden ing new in "Off the Map" about 1 11 I Jackson Street internam' mid testi% al.. including mostly with what grows in their bee. these things. Blot kt North of Santa Clara egetahle garden. vv Inch the moth- All the three factors contribute WM= III VII 11/ er (Joan Allen) prefers to tend in to the big changes in the inspector's Watching this film can make 294-3303 or 998-9427 Between 3rd and 4th street the nude. life. He spends several days lying you feel uncertain whether to try Cannes and Sundance. 'this may The only person who doesn't sick in fever. limiting recovered, he to feel with the characters or lust serve as extra proof that MA every- do anything is the father (Sam decides to stay with the Orialens. stifle a confused laughter during thing picked by prestigious festi- t. It's not that he's laty, he's gulls his job and becomes a painter the "dramatic" scenes. vals is a must -see picture. Welcome Back! just depressed. till the end of his days. "Off the Map- is a serious film speaks very little, drinks a German tourists will find him 1, .1 vim vOirv tot the thinking audience who can Ile and soh-sob-sobs. one day lying dead on a high- Chicken Rice Bowl $5.00 sit through two hours of repot - lot of water CHINATOWN cornerstone of the way with a crayon in his hand. Fast Food I is s' use of the %%unit "depression" lie's the With Soda or Water story. Ls eryhody wants to help The film may not he as ridic- Combination Plates. and its dens mutes Si, Serious that Expires 3/6/05 his as it most 2 Ilern I, $'1 St 1110015V 5/1 at limes the mu sun ouchthinking him. hut he's so lirmly set in ulous sounds, hut its MOSI .4 won't help laughing at self-contempt and depression that awkward moments are the 5A 7 VellNAOMINF, 4, I Daily Specials $5.75 audit:nye 4411,1ollort we re. for the opposite look fake and irritating at the same memorable. OIIIINN1 moments designed 10111111/141147 k ,Wo man Dc.rodOves IAN Si tunic. There are lots of beautiful ,nno On, ,b_ NV reaction. mill Wet Ion IND awn.. r4 101111 .,,a,,, NON ,0 Open 7 Days of ...Wide 5.1 The story is presented in ret- The family lives on a tiny in- shots in the mos le, especially rospec ii se through the off -screen come coming (tom the father's the New Mexico landscape. bores some stuff Soul) narratise of the main character. an veteran payment and The artworks of Stan Fleming Sakx1, II sear old "ask leeses" of a girl from the garden the mother man- used as paintings of the IRS Ihre bow TENGU SUSHI named It ( X'alentma de it' sell they 'lawn', filed are also remarkable FEBRUARY 2.}i. 2005 PAGE NEVUS 4 SPARTAN DAILY MONDAY Black History Month draws attention Jump around ... to African American culture

By Peter Clark to the cooperation between differ- up Atzvaha's eyes to some of Daily Staff Writer ent organizations, there was a lot the things affecting the African of publicity and a lot of events." American community at SJSU, This February, students had the Atzvaha said. As a freshman in 2002, public option of participating in poetry Despite the perceived improve- relations major Abel Abstegeorgis nights. talent shows and fashion ment in SJSU's Black History eagerly anticipated participating in shows, but the month was not only Month, not every event was met the activities he thought he would about entertainment. More infor- with success. be going on during Black History mative events were offered as well. The Monday night movie nights Month. However, he felt that be- "Don't Be a Statistic 2005." put had a pretty bad turnout because cause of low publicity, budget cuts on by the Iota Phi Theta fraternity, most students were off campus. and the firing of many advisers, was a forum-based conversation Lovelace said. "But the few who there were few events commemo- about issues affecting the black showed up enjoyed them." rating Black History Month at San community, such as safe sex. Other events, such as Black Jose State University. Some of the statistics presented History Day lacked a large student "I don't think that there was a at the forum were staggering, presence. lack of interest back then, there just Abstegeorgis said. "I think it's hard to get people weren't many events to attend," "One quarter of African to show up sometimes because said Abstegeorgis, who is now a Americans at SJSU have or have SJSU is a commuter school." junior and president of the Iota Phi had an STD. SJSU has a pretty Atzvaha said. "Students are also Theta fraternity. "I was very dis- small African American commu- busy with work, organizations and appointed in Black History Month nity, so we all kind of know each classes." during my first year of college. other, you know?" he said. Ruth Wilson. an African Jennifer Seigal / Daily Styli This year was different though. The pitfalls of freshman year American studies professor, cited Roderick Bersamina, a senior majoring in public relations, does jumping jacks during an exercise drill This year was amazing. I've never were also addressed at the forum. the recent firings of pivotal staff with his fellow Air Force ROTC members. seen Black History Month so or- "Fifty-nine percent of incom- members as a reason for some ganized. There was such a variety ing SJSU freshman don't return lack of participation in this year's of events and so much information the following year." Abstegeorgis Black History Month. FLYING - Club is open to all majors being put out." said. "These are things people "The fact that students were who sell -disLipline and Natasha Lovelace, Black Student should know. In my opinion, there able to organize and sponsor continued from page 1 Montoya said not everybody get confidence. Union president and a junior major- is nothing more (real) than truth, some activities was pretty amaz- begins lessons wants to be a pilot. learn responsibility. They don't have to want to do it for a living." ing in psychology, organized many and statistics provide this." ing given the general lack of re- and show proof of classes or em- Some people just want to do it said. of the events held during this years "Don't Be a Statistic 2005" was sources that have been allocated ployment," Morrissey said. "After for fun, and some want the satis- Bush Black History Month. one of the more important and for African American cultural that, we can take you from being faction of learning to fly an air- Bush explained that fly mg was "I think that Black History popular events held during Black events." Wilson said. a newbie to getting your commer- plane, she said. her favorite thing to do. Month and African Awareness History Month, said Temesgin This March. Abstegeorgis and cial pilots license." Michelle Bush, a junior major- "I can't explain ss hat it is about Month were very successful this Atzvaha, a junior majoring in Iota Phi Theta will be organiz- Jennie Montoya, an SJSU ing in aviation who also works it. hut it's exhilarating." Hush year." Lovelace said. "A lot of graphic design. ing an event to thank the Black alumna, works as a dispatcher at as a dispatcher for Tradewinds. said. "You can't compare it to times, you can't even realize that The event, which about 40 Student Union for their work this Tradewinds flight school located echoes Montoy a's point. any thing. hut a perfect day so mid it is going on. But this year. thanks people attended, really opened February. at the Reid-Hillview Airport. "Students who learn to fly will consist of tly mg." RECRUITS - UPD loses officers due to lack offunds TRAVEL - Office may be filled by credit union

continued from page 1 such as San Jose State University. counter when on duty, Noriega continued from page 1 mestic trips though Pearl said herited the shire when the ciimpany is located in the more expensive said. there are a few summer Europe took user Council Trawl. county, but pays its officers little. There's a 99-yard obstacle "We just recently lost three of- trips and study abroad trips that By March or April. Busala.hi Alvarez said. course, a 5(8)-yard run, two fence $2.000 scholarship every year hut ficers to other agencies, mainly SJSU students hook as well. said, the space could :tem!' Commonly, SJSU's Jumps, including a solid fence apparently, she said, it was not due to pay differences." said ad- police J.D. Stager, who graduated be rented by Unicersity state department is used as a stepping and a chain link fence, and a body enough. ministrative services Sgt. Jenny However, Cathy with a bachelor's in English in Employees Credit Union. hut this stone for officers, Noriega said. drag, where one must drag a 165- Busalacchi, Pak. the executive director of the December 2003, said he tried to use time it w ill pros ide student set - Here, they get training and some pound dummy a distance of 32 One officer would have en- Student Union said the STA STA Travel to make travel arrange- vices. Bus:Misch' said the credit experience and then move on to feet. dured a pay. cut of $4.(88) a Travel office did participate in ment% once but was not impressed. union would hold ss orkshops other departments, he said. Each activity is timed and month, had he decided to work campus events. "They weren't as inexpensive for students on sat inv., s resin Campus police only offer four candidates are given points de- for the campus police. "During Welcome Week, they as I thought they'd be." Stager cards and loans. She Said She specialized units, including pa- pending on their speed. One must Some officers commute long shared tables with us, and we en- said. "You can get better deals on belle C1 there will he a greawi trol. administration, parking and achieve a minimum of 384 points hours to work for UPD because couraged them to put their tables the Internet." need for the credit union when investigations. to pass. Noriega said. the cost of living is lower in other in front of the event center," The store in the Event Center the Campus Village opens. The departments offer Pak said people usually have areas. Other Busalacchi said. was originally a pro-shop area that question. Busalacchi said. is. more opportunity and more pay, the most trouble with the solid Noriega said some state uni- Pearl said students and staff sold athletic merchandise, hut it did "What can we do for students to Noriega said. fence because it requires a lot of versities, such as those located in who used the STA Travel office not do very well. Busalacchi said. help them out?" This leads to a high officer upper body strength. rural areas, don't have such prob- on campus now come to the Palo It then became a University State The STA Travel corporate of turnover rate, currently leaving To be invited to participate in lems with pay because the cost of Alto office. SJSU students who Employees Credit Union followed lice could not he reached figs, im campus police short staffed by the physical agility test, Pak said, living is lower. However, the cost use STA Trawl mainly hook do- by Council Travel. STA Travel in- ment of living is going up there too. five officers. Alvarez said. a candidate has to pass the writ- Noriega said. The lack of budget for paying ten test. If he or she passes the The University of California officers is not a new problem, but physical agility portion, they are WIRELESS - Network tvill be owned by outside vendor system's police departments the gap between pay for campus then invited to an interview with continued from page I amount A.S. w ill contribute de- "We can also send the hulk of the use a region-based pay system. police and other police depart- campus police. pends on the pit posed total cost Internet suiting traffic to the semi Alvarez said. This means cam- ments has widened. Alvarez While the physical agil- of the project. Also, A.S. stu- vim ir's network, lightening the load pus police departments for UCs said. ity training was successful, with commit to using wireless technol- dent fees will not be raised and on our network," Porter said. located in an area where the cost The physical agility test in- around 20 candidates passing, it is ogy in the classroom," she said. instead, the money will come The ease of access to the Internet of living is high, offer higher cludes four main components, much less than the 100 that come Some classes require that stu- from a technology fee reserve in engineering classes has already pay. each to simulate certain physical out of recruiting at other police dents have a laptop. and many de- fund. lk Alba said. caused distraction from his studies, A CSU, on the other hand. activities an officer would en- departments. Alvarez said. partments UM asking all students to purchase laptops. regardless of Steve Russler, a graduate stu- said Ban Nguyen. a 1111111 if ii apt Iriiig what classes they take. dent in sociology, said he wasn't in management infomiation sy stems. BILL - Act draws mixed reactions from students More students can apply for sure he would benefit from the "Sometimes I base It, shut my lap- financial aid because the cost network. top to force myself to study more.- continued from page 1 Some students agree that as- majoring in advertising, said he of education is raised by about "I don't do a lot of work here Nguyen said. sisted suicide is improper. believes Californians should have $2,0n8) for students required to at school," Russler said. "Usually' Russler and Nelson agreed wireless I go to class, then go home. where access to the Internet and using laphips Berg said assisted suicide is "I think (the California the right to end their es. own a laptop. Breiling said. I already have the Internet." in class is the way education is piing. generally kept secret. Compassit mate Choices Act) is "If you come to a point in your Associated Students surveys Russler said most of his class- "In a few years, all lecture notes "There's no use pretending that wrong because I don't think any- life that's so low and you've tried have twice concluded a campus- mates who commute to school and PowerPoint presentations will dying people don't receive help to one should have the power to end to overcome it and nothing else wide wireless network is a top do research and homework at be viewed by students on their lap- end their lives." Berg said. "We another person's life legally." said works, you should he able to do priority to students. said Alfonso home as well. tops." Nelson said. want to bring it out of the dark. Jason Larson. a senior majoring it," Roselli said. De Alba. A.S. executive director. Although the network will and encourage patients to talk in aviation. "There's something According to Berg's news Katie Nelson, a junior major- he on SJSU's campus, it will he about their concerns," morally wrong about it, and there lease, the current alternative to ing in liberal studies, said she owned and operated by an outside Opponents of allowing phy- has to be something wrong with drugs allowed by the California would like to he able to use the private company. Porter said. sicians to prescribe life-ending the person assisting the patient." Compassionate Choices Act is network anywhere on campus. Fartend! "The SJSU network will he I .111, medication include most religious Rita Manning, a professor "terminal sedation." "It's convenient that you accessible through the private groups and the American Medical of philosophy, said she taught a "A patient is given sedatives don't have to go to a coffee .S15() - 'lU network." he said. "In many Association. medical ethics class last semester. and pain medication while food shop (that has wireless) or he at I or 2 week iEmiting ways. SJSU's network will he According to the AMA Web Manning said the hill presents and water are withheld... A pa- home." Nelson said itionss she pith placement "vast more than it is now." site, "Allowing physicians to par- important issues. tient might remain unconscious The majority" of the secure of piracy ticipate in assisted suicide is fun- "We will all face end-of-life for weeks while their body suc- funding for the proposed net- Responsibility NF'!Mancini; iivailold. come from violations will then he removed ILI% wiithrietr.kr, damentally incompatible with the decisions," Manning said. cumbs to disease and lack of nu- work will AS.. to the vendor. M41,114(,P)11 physician's role as a healer, would Family plays a major part of trition," according to Berg's news Porter said. from SJSU Porter However, De Alba said said. be impossible to control, and the decision. Hikoyeda said. release. the would pose serious societal risks." "Many times (terminal pa- The Act would be "completely The Hippocratic Oath, taken tients) feel they are a burden to voluntary for medical profession- by many physicians upon gradu- (their) families." she said. "Even als and health care providers," the aq.., UN URNS ITALIAN PIZZA ation. states. "I will neither give if they are kept alive, you have to news release stated. "Ni, physi- a deadly drug to anybody if asked consider the quality of life they cian would ever be required to 484 E. San Carlos St. San Jose, CA for it, nor will I make a suggestion have." write a prescription for life -end- last Free Wm, (408) 977-0605 to this effect." 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Location: Duncan Hall 2:40 p.m. TRESPASSING Summary: Whittington. 14:07 a.m. ASSAULT 12:58 a.m. POSSESSION OF 9:25 a.m. VANDALISM 2:31 a.m. DRIVING UNDER Location: Student Services Michael DOB 12-07-52 %%as ar- Location: Market Cafe MARIJUANA Location: Studies American THE INFLUENCE Center rested on suspicion of being drunk Summary: Williams, James Location: Royce Hall Lang Lab Location: Third and San Summary: A report was taken in public. DOB 09-17-53 was arrested on sus- Summary Tyburski, Kyle DOB Summary: A report was taken Fernando streets regarding trespassing. pit ion of assaulting another patron. 11-04-X6 was cited and released for vandalism done to 3144 S. Summary': Damberger. Travis for 11:43 p.m. MINOR IN allegedly possessing marijuana Second Street. DOB 03-26440 was arrested for 2:53 p.m. HIT AND RUN POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL allegedly driving while under the Location: South Garage Location: Royce Hall 9:57 a.m. THEFT influence. Summary: A report was taken Summary: Meneses. Robert Location: Event Center for a noninjury hit and run auto- DOB 11-07-X5 and Peterson. Summary: A report was taken 12:09 p.tn. BURGLARY mobile accident. Drew DOD 10-07-85 for a Sports were cited wallet stolen from the Location: Delta Zeta Sorority and released for allegedly possess- Club at the Event Center. Summary: A report was taken TUESDAI' ing alcohol. 34.4 for an attempted burglary at the 3:55 p.m. THEFT Delta Zeta Sorority house. I a.m. STOLEN VEHICLE 11:46 p.m. THEFT Location: Dr. Martin Luther Location: South Garage Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library south gate 4:24 p.m. LOST PROPERTY Summary: A report was taken King Jr. Joint Library Summary McNew, Daisy DOB / CRIME Location: San Jose State bra vehicle stolen from the South Summary: A report was taken 05-14-76 was cited and released University Garage. for a DVD stolen from the Kitu! for alleged theft. Library. Summary: A report was taken BLOTTER host 11:16 a.m. PETTY THEFT 5:35 p.m. ANY MEDICAL for property. wm I ',Rums WEDNESDAY Location: Dr. Martin Luther Location: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library north gate 14:27 p.m. VANDALISM King Jr. Joint Library south gate 12:36 a.m. TAMPERING Summary:A report was taken for Location: Lot One Summary Duffy, William WITH EIRE EQUIPMENT a medical aid at the King Library. Summary A report was taken Albert INS' DOB 11-22-4X vy as Li 'cat Joe West Ball for a vandalism to lot one gate. arrested on suspicion of petty theft Summary : A report was taken 6 p.m. FAIL TO OBEY PEACE with priors and Sallda Is for tampering vs ith a fire alarm at OFFICER ORDER SUNDAY Joe West Hall. 1:06 p.m. LOST PROPERTY Motamedi. Shayon DOB 10-03- Location: Dr. Martin Luther 2:36 p.m. HIT AND RUN Location: Student Union /45 was cited and released for al- King Jr. Joint Library 1:15 a.m. ANY DRUNKEN- possessing NESS [AK allow North Garage 12:49 p.m. OUTSTANDING Summary: A report was taken legedly marijuana and Summary: Williams, James VIOLATION for Location: Corporation Yard Suninia%. A report was taken MISDEMEANOR WARRANT a lost cellphone / PDA, bag. fireworks. DOB (9-17-53 was arrested for al- Summary: Subject Perez. Rafael tor a nomnittry hit and run auto- Location: Seventh and San songbook. Bible and other items. leged violation of Penal Code 626. 1)1)5 113-11-77 %%as mobile is., ident. Salvador streets 2:19 a.m. ANY MEDICAL R. arrested for W S Location: Joe allegedly being mhos 'sated in pub- Summary Elhelweh. HtlaI 3 p.m. OUTSTANDING West Hall 11:33 p.m. PARAPHERNALIA Summary: A report was lic to the point where he was un- 7: Is p in 14 PiSESSION 01 DOB 01-29-SI sell-surrendered MISDEMEANOR WARRANT tak- POSSESSION [soot en for medical aid at Joe West able to care for himself. MARIJUANA on an alleged tiutstanding warrant Location: Seventh and San Location: Alley way hem een iush Hall. Lov anon Sweeney Hall and was given a new court date. Salvador streets Seventh. Eighth. Rd and Marg t to 1:30 a.m. SUSPENDED/ Jessie:I IX113 Summary: Pitzer. Larry DOB streets REVOKED LICENSE is wits Lited and released sq p.m. RESISTING 12-1X-52 was cited and released 3:09 a.m. MINOR IN Summary. McCoy% an. James tor allegedly possessing man, ARkiisT on suspicion of an outstanding POSSES ION OF ALCOHOL DOB 07-214-511 cited and released Location: South Garage : Delgado. Gat Mu 104114. Dr. Martin Luther V. arrant. Location: Ninth and San for allegedly possessing drug para- Summary King It Joint Libra). 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PAGE SPORTS 6 SPARTAN DAILY MONDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2005 Led by seniors, women's basketball team ends four-game losing streak

By Lauren Bosch points by the end of the half. Daily Staff Writer Her leadership brought the team confidence. and with that confidence, the women brought their game. Storybook endings happen few times in life. Augustine and Kellogg brought life and excite- However. Saturday night, five seniors on the San ment to the Spartans during the second half, as Jose State University women's basketball team got Kellogg hit four of her seven 3-point shots, while the ending some had been waiting four years to get. Augustine added 19 points to the board. Then it was the younger players' turn to show what they had to offer, as Lindsay Harris and Amber SPARTANS 79, Jackson showed their fans the future of women's bas- GOLDEN HURRICANE 70 ketball at SJSU and showed Richard she had a team that could stick together and win basketball games. no matter which players she had on the court. Down seven points at the half, the Spartans "It's flawless when everyone is doing what they're worked to score 52 points in the second half, as supposed to do: Augustine said. "When you play at they snapped a four-game losing streak. beating the level of intensity that we did tonight you're go- Brian Connelly / Daily Staff University of Tulsa 79-70. ing to have fun. When we have fun we do what we're San Jose State University shortstop Anthony Contreras throws the ball to first base during the Spartans' 3-3 Seniors Lamisha Augustine, Erica McGlaston. supposed to do. tie with Brigham Young University on Saturday. Jessica Kellogg, Nica Gemo and Kimberly Noble led "That was the hest second half we've played all the way, showing the younger generation Spartans season and we played it for ourselves. We ended out what teamwork was all about. losing streak together." she said. "The game was fun again." said Kellogg. "We Jackson was able to post a double-double, as she Spartans end series with tie haven't had fun like that in a long time." scored 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. while The win gives the Spartans a first-round bye in Harris topped it off with another 15 points. the Western Athletic Conference Tournament, which "Harris was major tonight: Richard said. "It's halfway through the fifth inning, -There have been a few clutch By Amber Sheldon takes place March 8 to 12 in Reno. The win also been a while since the bench did something that big but the Cougars quickly fueled the situations that we haven't capital- Daily Senior Stuff Writer ties them in third place in the WAC with Southern for us." offensive fire with a two-run home ized on: Becktel said. "But you Methodist University. The ladies will take this win into their last two run and a triple - forcing Cabral to just can't teach anything like that In one of its best games of the season, the team regular season games, as they head on the road retire and Matt Winck to step in. - clutch ability." For just the second time in two shot 57.7 percent from the field, had five members against Fresno State and Nevada. Cabral said that after the fourth Piraro said he was he would of the Spartans' seasons, a game finish in double digits, Amber Jackson with a double- "I hope we can remember what this feels like, to inning, it started to get rough. like to see more offensive pro- ended in a tie. double and as a team. shot 62.5 percent from the free he happy,- said Kellogg. "We need to continue play- "I'm at 85 percent. velocity ductivity. The San Jose State University throw line. ing together again and carry it into the next couple wise, and I wasn't really able to "We're leaving a lot of people baseball team and Brigham Young "If this was not the hest game, it was one of the of games." throw my pitches today," Cabral on base and you can't do that with University split their three game best games we've had all season. It was full effort The win comes after a rough four-game losing said. "Two of my pitches hurt my the schedule we play," Piraro said. series 1-1-1 after Saturday's sec- from everybody." said Janice Richard, head coach. streak, with the most recent loss Thursday night arm, so I tossed about two pitches -We play too tough a schedule." ond match concluded in a 3-3 "I felt like (the seniors) laid the ground work and against Rice Unisersity. where they fell 77-64. The mainly, my fast ball and change Earlier that day, the two teams draw after nine complete innings opened the door for us to recruit some great athletes. Spartans went flat alter a half of up." proved more evenly matched as tough lirst shooting. at Municipal Stadium. They made this team a great thing. It's going to be as they made eight of 38 shots from the field. Spartan relief ace Brad Kilby SJSU pitcher Branden Dewing Spartan head coach Sam Piraro hard to say goodbye." Rice quickly jumped on the Spartans at the begin- took over for Winck to try and registered four scoreless innings and BYU head coach Vance Law Despite some shooting struggles during the lirst ning of the second half, leading by 17. The Spartans maintain their one-run lead. before BY!.] took a two-run lead reached a mutual agreement to five minutes of the first half, the team followed tried to cut down the lead and got within live after discontinue play as However, the Cougars earned the in the top of the fifth. the Cougars McGlaston's lead, as she started following in true two free throws by Augustine, making the score equalizer in the eighth to end the However, the Spartans an- had flight obligations. form, stealing the ball, assisting her teammates, get- 57-52 with 7:43 remaining in the game, hut it was the scoring for the day. swered right back with two runs of Coach Piraro said he was disap- ting rebounds and scoring nine of her 15 total game last time the score m.as close. pointed his team couldn't take two On Friday. the two teams their own to close out the frame. out of three. played back-to-back games, with In the sixth inning, the Cougars "When you play at home, you the Spartans winning the after- regained the lead with Brandon expect to win the series - I don't noon match 5-4 in extra innings. Taylor earning a solo home run. care who you play." Piraro said. but dropping the nightcap, 13-5. hut once again the Spartans round- "If the Yankees came in here, we Pitcher Brandon Hennessey ed the bases, pulling ahead 4-3. feel we should beat the Yankees was seeking his third win of the With two outs and two strikes too, because that's the way we feel season, but the Cougars would against the Cougars in their last career center presents about the home field." quickly pounce on the freshman at-hat, In the third game, SJSU start- right-hander, earning seven runs BY Vs Sean McNaughton reg- ing pitcher Corey Cabral made his on live hits before pitcher Wes istered the game-tying tally with long-awaited return to the hill and Porter took the mound in relief. SJSU going three for three to said he earned a nondecision for Spartan pitchers Shane force extra innings. his efforts. Brechmann, Steve Jones and Mike In the bottom of the tenth, Wednesday, \ "My record doesn't matter that Malott would take a turn on the pinch-hitter Justin Santich- much," Cabral said. "We're now hill. but none were able to quell Hughes came up clutch, earning EXPO 4-5-1 instead of 5-5-0 and it's a the Cougars' hot bats as the op- a single on a BYL1 error, which March 9 game we should have won." position out hit the home team 14 resulted in the game-winning RBI SJSU Event Center The Spartans got on the score- to live. for the Spartans. board first in the fourth inning, SJSU center fielder Travis Dewing said he thought the when Nate Corrick ripped the ball Becktel currently leads the team team played well against a good into right field, allowing Brandon with 17 hits, hut went 0-for-3 offensive team. Fromm to beat the throw home for Friday night. "The bullpen came in clutch," the tally. Becktel said the team wasn't Dewing said. "In the first and third 2005 would score twice more able to get the big hits when SJSU need- game of the series. I thought we in the fourth inning to take a 3-0 ed as they had in the Cal Poly San did well." Career and Internship Fair lead. Luis Obispo series at the start of The Spartans' next game 2 p.m. Cabral didn't allow a hit until the season. Tuesday at St. Mary's in Moraga.

Tulsa showers men's basketball team, 80-48 The University of Tulsa beat 2:03.60 at the WAC Tournament for second at the John Burns Early Bird Pass Holders Early Bird Pas% San Jose State University 80-48 in San Antonio on Saturday. Intercollegiate in Hawaii. for SJSU students/alumni who SJSU finished sixth in the tour- Madison finished with a Enter at Noon attend a Job & Internship Search nament out of seven schools. 13 -under par 203. Workshop (March 1 - 7) Spartan Jillene Gott,/ worn As a team. the Spartans finished SJSU Students/Alumni with current the consolation championship in tied for 131h with the Uniiersity SJSU Tower Card and Early Bird Pass Job Seekeis the 200 VAPP4' -butterfly, clocking in at of Hawar enter at noon Dress professionally and bring targeted 2:05.92. copies of your resume. Southern Methodist University _ on Sunday. SJSU Students/Alumni with current SJSU Career Explorers won the tournament. 2 RE(; FOOT 1.0Nf is !lig 170 Chandler scored 18 points for Tower Card enter at 3:30 p.m. Bring yourself w/lots of good questions. & ONL FRI.!. (IN the Spartans, hut sat out much Men's golf SU nwnv- of the first half with three fouls. EXPO ends 10 5:00 p.m. Bloom added 13 points. Spartan Justin Madison tied SJSU shot 30.4 percent from the field. Rice University defeated San Thanks to the EXPO sponsors: Jose State University 56-50 on 7-Eleven, Inc. Enterprise Rent A Car Pacific Gas 8, Electric Friday night. Includes: Albertson' Halliburton Energy Ser. Protiviti Guard Eric Bloom was the Haircuts, Haircolor, Applied Materials Hertz Corp. high scorer for the Spartans with 20% OFF Updos, Straightners, 1-Mobile 14 points, and forward Marquin Perms, Color Correction, Burr, Pilger & Mayer Hitachi Global Storage Te ch. Target Stores Chandler, though held to 12 All Hair Services! Waxing &Facials Cintas Corp. IBM The Clorox Co. points through constant double- Cisco Systems, Inc. JCPenney Walgreens 1st Time Clients Only! Lawrence Livermore Nat. Lab. teaming, posted a double-double 1st) with 10 rebounds. (Valid until March Walk-Ins Workshop Schedule S Employer Lest el envercereercenterspu.edu click Sign In r Follow Instructions The Spartans' record now stands at 6-20, 3-13 in the 119 Paseo de San Antonio Welcome! Western Athletic Conference. San Jose CA 95112 lehveen 3rd & 4th Street Women's swimming 11.11 Cow roar nines In 001111.11.... MON. 1111.11, Across from SJSU Na. 11.1111.. ok011.11 MIN ft. NS. *raft Nmorat 01111.110M p.m oft WOW we.. alt 4114,mawmelami Career.( we )rIter. ve eleuedu Spartan Alan Lelia broke MayKifr a school record in the 200- (408)998.0433 air' Studio yard backstroke with a time of

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