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OPINION P5: Is reprinting Hitlerʼs autobiography a good idea? SPORTS P6: Spartans could end 20 year NCAA tournament drought FIGHT FOR FIVE INTERNATIONAL WOMENʼS DAY CSU trustees Students meet before denounce the potential abuse with CFA strike By James Kim & Kato Guzman shirt project Staff writer & Multimedia editor By Imran Najam Th e California State University Board of Trustees Staff writer met Tuesday to discuss important issues including the possible California Faculty Association (CFA) strike, In conjunction with International Women’s Day, San fi nance audits in the CSU and plan campus revisions. Jose State sociology students organized the “Clothesline Representatives from the CFA and various Project” (CLP) on campus this Tuesday, raising bargaining groups spoke about the nature of the issue awareness and condemning oppression and violence to it has with the CSU system. Th e CFA will go on strike women and the LGBTQ community. April 13 at all 23 CSU campuses if the CSU does not Students painted shirts with statements that depict meet demands for fair wages. the unjust situations women face, and hung them on Most speakers were faculty members wearing the red clotheslines that stretched between the palm trees in shirts representing CFA with words scrawled across front of the Student Union. the chest reading, “I don’t want to strike, but I will.” Th e demonstration began at 9 a.m. and three classes Many of their speeches also ended with that same line participated: Violence in the Family, Masculinity and being shouted to the board. Femininity and Sociology and Gender. Many of the speeches were passionate, and some “We’re doing this so people know what’s happening even progressed to yelling to the board to ensure their to women across the country who have experienced voices were heard. violence and abuse so that people know they’re not “You and those who came before us have exhausted alone,” Noor Hassein, behavioral science major said. our patience,” said former CFA president Lillian Taiz. Her shirt was printed with the declaration, “silence is Members from the California State University compliance, speak out against domestic violence.” Employees Union spoke in support of CFA and Th e CLP began in 1990 to address the issue of violence declared strength through unity and support. Kavin Mistry | Spartan Daily against women. It then went on to spread into a national “Th e proposals between the parties remain (Top) Students from the classes Violence in the Family, project which now takes place in other countries as unchanged and the CSU continue to be roughly Masculinity and Femininity and Sociology and Gender well. Th e group pledges to challenge “outward and $70 million apart from a potential settlement,” Vice gather to imprint statements against domestic violence. internalized homophobia, racism, sexism and other Chancellor Lori Lamb said. (Bottom) T-shirts were made to express student voices WOMEN PAGE 2 Th e board of trustees said the CFA was asking for against diff erent forms of abuse. more than what is aff ordable, and a solution would require a multi-year settlement and would be unable to SLEEPING SEMINAR be settled in the time the CFA suggests. “Th e CFA is oft en speaking about $2.2 billion that is available in compensation,” Lamb said. “Th is is simply inaccurate. What we have in that amount is Teaching proper for auxiliary organizations and (we’re) restricted from using these funds for faculty compensation.” What to reserve Th e board expressed concerns about fi nding a sleep habits satisfying conclusion to negotiations before the By Yousif Kassab your bed for strike before moving on to other matters, including Staff writer discussion of a fi nancial loss in the previous year. A seminar titled “Sleep Better Feel Better” was held at the Student Th e Audit Committee said the CSU was recognized Wellness Center for an hour on Monday. Th e event advised SLEEPING as being in a “net negative,” (in the red) for the fi rst time students to reserve their sleeping environment for “the three S’s”: in history. However, the conclusion made was that this sleeping, sex and sickness. would not be very impactful on the system. “Sleep Better Feel Better” was directed by faculty psychologist SEX Th is negative was suggested as having been the result Cynthia Medina, Ph.D. who conducted the seminar by asking of policy changes in regards to pension funds over the probing questions while using a slideshow as visual aid. past few years. Medina went around the room asking if anyone experienced SICKNESS Th e board also discussed campus to campus issues trouble sleeping or waking up feeling rested. Th e answer was including proposals introduced by San Jose State a resounding yes as hands were raised by the varied group of University. psychology, nursing and biology majors in attendance. CFA PAGE 2 SLEEP PAGE 2 Infographic by Kavin Mistry

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT WWll veterans speak on airmen documentary By Casey Geier & Rebecca Pirayou throughout 2014 and traveled of stories depicting survival and group got nothing but “mosquito Staff writers across the country to interview each anguish. It was split into two bites and dysentery.” A special screening of “Eleven,” at the Student Union Th eater was of the 11 men featured in the fi lm in parts, Planes in Parel Part One Gunner William E. Corely told a WWII documentary, was held a 45-minute highlight, which left their own homes. and Part Two. a story about one of the men that in the Student Union Th eater on time at the end for a Q&A with Th e documentary, inspired by In Part One, the Navy veterans always slept naked, and one night March at 5 p.m. Retelas, WWII pilot Robert W.J. Retelas’ late grandfather who was discussed life on the island and told when a bomb went off , the man ran “Eleven,” created by SJSU alumnus Cocks and WWII plane captain part of Air Group 11, featured light-hearted stories about fellow out of his tent naked and straight George Retelas, depicts the lives of Kermit “Tim” Enander. WWII footage and photos gathered Navy men. into a bushel. those in Air Group 11 of the USS With $13,000 Retelas raised from the National Archives to Th e Navy group was stationed “He put his clothes on and he Hornet during the war. through a Kickstarter campaign, supplement the veterans’ stories. in Guadalcanal, an island close Th e version of the fi lm screened he conducted the interviews Th e documentary tells a plethora to New Guinea. Cocks said the WWII PAGE 4

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WOMEN from page 1 oppressions,” according to their mission Different colored shirts represent statement. different forms of abuse, from white Their task is to support victims of symbolizing violence resulting in death, “the war against women,” help with blue and green for sexual abuse to black the healing process for survivors and for attacks due to political reasons. those who have lost loved ones, inform Students also traced their hands and others about these issues and develop signed the outlines on paper titled “end a network for others to also host their all violence.” own CLP. The paper was a statement made by The difference between the word those who traced their hands on the “survivor” and “victim” in this context page saying they stand with those who is explained in the Clothesline Project have been affected by domestic violence. website. “Survivor” is defined as a “I’m out here because it’s something woman who has survived intimate that I believe in … one of my friends was personal violence such as rape, murdered who identified as transgender battering, incest or child sexual abuse, last year so I think it’s important to while a “victim” is defined as a woman raise awareness,” said Hollis Kinner, who has died at the hands of her abuser. senior behavioral science major. “It started as violence against women, Students involved in the cause said and it expanded to violence against this allowed them to express their transgender women, violence against true feelings about women’s rights and transgender men [and] queer people,” the importance of spreading further Sociology and Interdisciplinary Social awareness of domestic violence Sciences Professor Soma de Bourbon said. “So it expanded for violence that Kavin Mistry Spartan Daily different communities face.” According to the Men’s Prevention Students were able to trace their hands on a poster titled “End All Violence” Project, the CLP was made in response With contributions from Ryan Vermont to show their support for all women aff ected by any forms of abuse. to 51,000 women who were killed during Follow Imran & Ryan on Twitter the Vietnam War. @ImranSNajam & @Your_Pal_Ryan

CHECK US CFA from page 1 SJSU Interim President Sue Martin was Th e construction of the garage, dependent OUT ON present to speak about a proposed renaming on approval by the board, remains of the Student Union. unapproved. Th e board voted in favor of renaming Th e board also approved a measure FACEBOOK the building to the Ramiro Compean and that delegates its authority to the CSU Lupe Diaz Compean Student Union in Chancellor to approve projects that are FOR MORE honor of their recent $15 million donation $5 million or less, up from $3 million, to SJSU. removing the need for the board to meet STORIES, “We are extremely grateful, and I look and approve smaller projects. forward to honoring her on our campus,” Th e board will meet again March 9 at 8:30 Martin said. a.m. Th is will be the last time the board PHOTOS AND Th e plan to reconstruct SJSU’s South meets before the fi rst day of the potential Parking Garage, which will include a new CFA strike on April 13. VIDEOS elevator on the north end of the parking lot, charging stations for electric cars and solar panels was estimated to cost around Follow Kato & James on Twitter $7 million. @GuzmanKato & @jdkim38

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WWII from page 1 of WWII, and while hardship involved in that.” many men came home, During the Q&A, Enander and Cocks didn’t sleep naked anymore,” Corely said. many did not. spoke of their life aft er the war. Pilot Bob Maxwell told a story of how he “We were all kids,” Fitz Cocks married the woman who said literally climbed mountains to survive. At said. He elaborated that she’d wait for him to return home from one point, his plane was shot down into these men came to the war the war. Enander graduated from San the water and he paddled to shore for three as boys and that was the Jose State University, formerly known as days on a thin lifeboat with fl imsy paddles. only life they knew as men. San Jose College. Part Two was much more depressing. Senior English major Retelas urged the audience to visit the Members of Air Group 11 recalled stories Daniel Marovich said the Air Group 11 Exhibit at the USS Hornet of the members who died in the war. Rebecca Pirayou | Spartan Daily movie hit close to home. Museum in Alameda, California aft er the One of the most heart-wrenching stories Robert W.J. Cocks (left), Kermit “Tim” Enander “I thought it was quite documentary. “Th e uniforms will have was told by Gunner Bob Fitz. He borrowed (middle) and George Retelas (right) talk about spectacular,” Marovich some weight to it seeing the pilots’ names a comb from one of the men before an working on “Eleven” and Air Group 11 during the said. “My grandfather on them,” Retelas said. airstrike, planning to give back to him Q&A session after the screening. was in the Navy and he when he returned. Fitz said he carried While the film evoked laughs and served in a carrier group the comb in his pocket for many years, applause from the audience, it is in the Mediterranean and it really kind Follow Rebecca and Casey on Twitter insinuating that the man never returned. important to remember the harsh reality of drove home for me, the work and the @chubecca17 and @casey_geier Classifieds Sudoku Puzzle Crossword Puzzle Local Ads

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Once the copyright sidered as one hell of an orator, given his intense com- “Mein Kampf,” the notorious book written by Adolf expired, the book’s preorders exceeded 14,000 copies and mand and charisma. If you were a bored German at the Hitler, has recently been allowed to be legally sold in it’s a total hit, according to Quartz News. time, you’d probably read a couple pages out of “Th e Life retailers in Germany. Much like it was 70 years prior, the Th is widespread success understandably makes many of Hitler” too. book has become a blockbuster success. people, especially the Germans, very nervous. To them, In the present age, we know why “Mein Kampf” is For those who don’t know, when Hitler was in renewed interest and success in what is considered a terrible book, and this provides context as we read. prison for treason, he wrote an autobiography. the world’s most “dangerous” book could lead Nobody, especially the Germans, are going to take such Detailing his life and political ideology, it to some nasty consequences, to say the least. a fervid and rancorous autobiography seriously in any explained what would become the central Many council members opposed “Mein light. Neo-Nazis and the far-right are not even going to tenets of Nazism, promoting fascism, Kampf’s” republication for this very reason. be acknowledged if they mention this book sincerely, anti-semitism, and the supposed Aryan But they are missing the point entirely. Th e considering their political climate and general apprehen- race. Aft er World War II, sale of the book reason “Mein Kampf” was such a rallying sion to racially charged rhetoric. was outlawed in Germany, and the text was and convincing book was entirely due to the Th e autobiography, as it exists now, serves an entirely considered taboo. circumstances in which it was released. Its fi rst diff erent purpose. Now, Hitler is seen as the world’s pre- In 2012, the German government and Jewish wave of widespread popularity came aft er Hitler mier “bad boy.” Academics, scholars or even curious folk representatives met to discuss what the country was declared Fuhrer, when Nazis were burning pick up “Mein Kampf” to get a glimpse into the twisted would do once the copyright of the book expired, and books at will and fi lling the empty bookcases with freshly outlook of a tyrant and the sick society that blindly fol- they decided to have historians construct an academic inked copies of “Mein Kampf.” It was essentially manda- lowed him. It’s serving as an educational tool, not fl int to version of the text to be released to the public. An offi cial, tory reading for the average citizen, probably clueless to the rekindle a fl ame that has died long ago. legal version of the text would discourage circulation of rapid change in German politics and culture. Follow Yale on Twitter @yyaleyy or at least social media. West is no stranger to this kind of controversy. Kardashian In the past, West has beaten up photographers and once famously stormed the stage as singer Taylor Swift was accepting an MTV Video Music Award. curse killed But 21 months of marriage to Kardashian West and EXECUTIVE EDITOR two kids later, West hit rock bottom when he claimed Jovanni Arroyo-Camberos Kanyeʼs career Bill Cosby’s innocence over Twitter among multiple MANAGING EDITOR borderline and extremely off ensive comments. Vasuki Rao However, since the recording incident, West’s manner EXECUTIVE PRODUCER BY Rebecca Pirayou Kavin Mistry Staff writer has changed when in the public eye. During his travels for last week’s New York Fashion MULTIMEDIA EDITOR Since the release of his new fashion line, Week, West has broken up fi ghts between paparazzi, Kato Guzman has seemingly lost his mind, even more so than before. embraced his fans— literally— and even inadvertently ONLINE EDITOR In a series of Twitter rants, West has bashed Apple, wished Swift the best. Kaitlin Crawford alluded that building schools in Africa wasn’t important Th is well-mannered, kind-hearted West is foreign to A&E EDITOR and asked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg for $1 billion those who have kept up with his antics over the years. Leticia Castro dollars among many other bizarre tweets. Th e last year, in which he has been coincidentally OPINION EDITOR Th is caused concern among many of West’s original fans; married to Kardashian West, West’s behavior is that of a Dakotah Zabroski however, the avid Kardashian follower knew that this roller coaster ride. SPORTS EDITOR was long time coming. Other celebrities have spoken out on West’s Daniel Reedy Men touched by the Kardashian girls are recent antics. Dr. Phil McGraw believes that PHOTO EDITOR comparable to King Henry VIII’s marriage West is doing all of this for publicity while Quincy Bouldin history: crazy, rehab, brothel, crazy, rehab, comedian Chelsea Handler believes that PRODUCTION EDITORS Adolfo Oseguera “Th e Life of Pablo.” West is truly unstable. Miguel Garcia Father of Kourtney Kardashian’s children, While it’s entertaining to poke fun at this COPY EDITORS Scott Disick, has been in and out of rehab for family and the curse that the females in the Rashaad Mubarak substance abuse this past year and is still unable family have put on the men they associate with, Lauren Lee to manage his issues with alcohol abuse. the deep-rooted issue seems to be their exposure. STAFF WRITERS & PHOTOGRAPHERS Youngest sister Khloe Kardashian’s estranged Th at is, all of the media attention they not only gain Nicholas Avila husband, Lamar Odom, overdosed at a Nevada brothel but seek. Th ey have their every move monitored and docu- Raymond Baltazar last summer and was on the brink of death aft er dealing mented on their tv show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashi- Casey Geier with a history of substance abuse as well. ans.” Margaret Gutierrez Not to mention their own Kardashian blood, brother Th e women of the famous family want their lives to be Melissa Hartman Rob Kardashian, has become a recluse aft er gaining over accessible in every household with cable television. Sure, Yousif Kassab 100 pounds and dealing with depression. they are able to tell their stories through their perspec- James Kim Now the most insignifi cantly famous sister, Kim Kardashi- tive without the scrutiny of the media, but they are Tyler Kittle an West’s husband, Kanye West, has been hit by the curse. putting private matters on display, leaving the unwilling Daphne Morales Backstage at a recent Saturday Night Live appearance, participants - the men - with little to no privacy. Jose Munguia West was recorded going off on a rant at his team about Th ere is no such thing as bad press but there is such Tony Nunez how he wanted to walk out on the show. a thing as too much. Th is is the day and age we never Rebecca Pirayou “Look at that shit, they took my f---ing stage off [of] thought we would see coming: the Kardashian eff ect has Justin Tonel ‘SNL’ without asking me,” West said in the recording. consumed Kanye. Samantha Verdugo Although he didn’t walk off during the perfor- Follow Rebecca Ryan Vermont mance, it was the recording heard around the world, on Twitter @chubecca17 Yale Wyatt Imran Najam PRODUCTION CHIEF Expectations wonʼt change Tim Burke NEWS ADVISERS Richard Craig BY Melissa Hartman centage of the population (Fortune 500 said they had 5,178 Tom Ulrich Staff writer employees in the U.S. as of 2012). Th is means they are a small group who only have so much say on what a woman’s Mack Lundstrom For months, a new kind of Barbie has been the talk of the body, skin color, clothes and hair should look like. DESIGN ADVISER toy industry. On Jan. 28., Time Magazine announced three Th e rest of the population, those people who play integral Tim Mitchell body types that would be created by Mattel: curvy, tall and roles in our lives like our parents, our teachers and our ADVERTISING ADVISER petite. Th e original Barbie will still be sold. friends make up the other infl uential factors dictating Tim Hendrick Originally called “Project Dawn” by Mattel employees what we should be. AD DIRECTOR to keep the details secret, Barbie’s new campaign includes While we should condemn companies like Victoria Beck- Nancy Gonzalez not only new body types but a range of skin tones and ham’s for only using models whose bones protrude, we CREATIVE DIRECTOR hair types. Evelyn Mazzocco, Senior Vice Presi- should also call out the people we know who have Rebecca Ahrens dent and Barbie’s Global General Manager, told set impossible physical expectations. ASSISTANT CREATIVE DIRECTOR Th e Guardian, “We are excited to literally be As well, while we should praise com- Jessica Noller changing the face of the brand— these new panies like Dove for their “Real Beauty” ADVERTISING STAFF dolls represent a line that is more refl ective of campaigns that are driven toward ex- Erika Najarro the world girls see around them.” panding the defi nition of what beautiful Stephanie Phan It’s about time this change happens for the is, we need to hold ourselves responsible Alexa Tridente-Bruns Barbie brand, since they’ve been taking heat for reminding the everyday woman there is Paolo Burgos for decades about their doll’s unattainable body no unifi ed defi nition of perfect. image. From further research, I’ve found that the Now, Barbie will come in diff erent shades and Contact: criticism is for good reason. sizes, which is a huge victory for a generation so impres- Editorial Wired reports that at the 1959 New York Toy Fair, creator sionable that the Pew Research Institute said a University (408) 924 5577 Ruth Handler’s male competitors laughed her out of the of Arkansas study found the typical student gained extra [email protected] room. Th ey insisted nobody would want to play with a doll pounds in grades with a larger share of obese classmates, Advertisting with breasts. Barbie’s sales skyrocketed, but by 1963 women but slimmed down when they were in classes with a larger (408) 924 3270 were protesting the same body men had not approved of. Th e proportion of skinny kids. [email protected] same Wired article also reported that year, a teen Barbie was However, no doll will speak louder than a mother who sold with a diet book that recommended simply, “Don’t eat.” says things like, “Th at shirt fi ts you too tightly, honey,” and, Th at wasn’t the only incident where Barbie belittled “I don’t want to buy this dress, it makes me feel fat.” No women’s potential in their design. modifi cation will excuse the feeling of disappointment a Wired also said when a Barbie with pre-programmed young girl feels when she has to buy a larger sized sweatshirt phrases said, “Math class is tough,” a group called the Bar- than the rest of her friends. The Spartan Daily is printed on recycled bie Liberation Organization said the doll taught girls that Instilling that beauty comes from within and not from paper. Please recycle this copy when you it was more important to be pretty than smart. a massive amount of makeup and diet pills is in every are finished reading. While Barbie has had scandals in the past, it’s just a person’s reach. Blaming it on something plastic you can buy brand. It’s managed by a group of people who have a certain isn’t going to cut it. amount of power and infl uence on women, men, girls and Follow Melissa on Twitter boys all over the country. Th ey only make up a small per- @rmelhartsyaa 6824 Thursday,Thursday,Thursday, January JanuaryJanuary 28, 28,28, 2016 20162016 66 SPORTS Wednesday, March 9, 2016

MENʼS BASKETBALL SIXTH MAN Spartans look to end drought OF THE YEAR By Nick Avila should have won so the goal is just to win and play hard every Staff writer night.” Clarke said. It has been 20 years since San Jose State has reached the Th e struggles have not only come on the court for the NCAA Tournament, better known as March Madness. Spartans; however, Wojcik was handed the reigns to a Prior to the 1996 appearance, the team had only reached burning carriage. the tournament in 1951 and 1980. Th e Spartans received a postseason ban for the 2014-15 A 9-21 record might not be a sign of success, but when you season aft er their academic progress rate fell and the team account for the fact that the Spartans lost a game against a D1 missed the required mark in the 2012-13 season. opponent in the 2014-15 season, it counts for something. Wojcik said he feels the school has been very supportive Coach Dave Wojcik said in a press conference that when he of his eff orts to bring success to the basketball team, and was hired three years ago, he was going to try and build some- since he’s joined SJSU, the average team’s GPA has jumped thing that has never been built at SJSU. from 1.9 to 2.9. “You have to change it and it doesn’t change overnight. While senior forward Frank Rogers was the only Spartan We live in a world that’s an instant gratifi cation world,” to start all 30 games for the team this season, there is a trio of Wojcik said. “We all want things now. Th at’s not the case ... freshman who sit behind him with the most starts this year. I always tell the kids, you gotta go through tough times to Forward Ryan Welage had 26 starts, forward Cody Schwartz get to the good times.” had 25 and Hillsman made 21. Tariq Abdul-Wahad, who was known as Olivier Saint- Princeton Onwas, senior guard and communications major Jean when he played for the Spartans in 1996, believes that who started in 14 games and has played the role of mentor eff ort and teamwork is all it takes to bring together some for the young group of Spartans, said he hopes the team can BRANDON CLARKE winning seasons. continue to build on the positives they have had this season. Abdul-Wahad said he felt the team had plenty of talent, “I hope someone picks up that leadership role when I’m Season statistics but what really brought them together was their work ethic gone, obviously,” Onwas said. “Th e games we’ve won, we’ve and will to win. won on defense. Obviously, our freshmen are no longer fresh- “I was in the gym probably two hours [a day] on top of the men. Th ey’ve matured in so many ways on and off the court.” points per practice time,” Abdul-Wahad said. “I put in extra hours, but Allowing time for maturation may be tough for fans who 8.8 game First I’m sure the other guys did too and it showed.” have supported the program through the painful seasons freshman Looking back, Abdul-Wahad also said that his team had of the past two decades, but it seems a foundation has been to earn confi dence and a belief that they were going to be in any set at SJSU. rebounds game they played. “Just coming in and working hard every day. It’s a process 5.6 per game award “We really had a good team when you think about it,” Ab- obviously. It’s not going to happen in one day or a month or dul-Wahad said. “We knew we could play with anybody.” a year.” Hillsman said. “We just have to continue to lay the Playing with anybody is something the Spartans must learn groundwork and keep building.” assists per to do and undeclared freshman guard Jaycee Hillsman said But, for fans and even former players, the patience can 1.5 game he believes that his team is capable of doing just that, but the only last so long. school needs to believe. “It’s a great honor to know the guys you were with, that you Highlight “People around the campus are just like accustomed to los- guys did something special on the court,” Abdul-Wahad said. blocks per performance ing,” Hillsman said. “Th ey’ll go to the games or they won’t “But at the same time, it’s like, how is that possible? How did 1.2 game go to the games just because they think, ‘Oh, they’re going to that happen? 20 years is way too long. It’s way too long.” 3/5 vs. Boise State lose,’ and that’s partly on us to change the culture.” Th e Spartans head into the Mountain West Conference 21 points Of SJSU’s 21 losses this season, nine of them were by eight or tournament the lowest seed possible and they’ll face the Colo- steals per 10 rebounds fewer points, which shows the team has been in games but has rado State Rams in the fi rst round. 0.5 game not always been able to fi nish, whether from lack of execution Th e Spartans and Rams met twice in the regular season and 3 assists or just lack of experience. the Rams won both games, the fi rst by one point in overtime Brandon Clarke, a freshman guard and business admin- and the second by eight points. Infographic and photo by Kavin Mistry istration major, said Wojcik and the rest of the team just Th e game will take place March 9 at 5 p.m. at the Th omas & want to win. Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. “He wants us to go out and play hard every game and then Follow Nick on Twitter win. I mean, we’ve lost like three games, four maybe that we @Nick_Van_Exelent Welcome Students!

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