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VOLUME 119, NUMBER 2 5 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1934 SPA !IAN DAILY WWW.THESPARTANDAILY.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2002 Anti-smoking Family of Stayner victims speak group fueled by two students

By Melinda Latham Daily Staff Writer The campus representatives of COUGH are determined to make this campus smoke-free. All two of them. Karis Bituin, a senior occupational therapy major, and Dennis Acha, a graduate student in public health, are the San Jose State University representatives of the anti- smolcing organization COUGH, which stands for Campuses Organized and United for Good Health. The organization was created in April during a meeting of eight representatives of eight CSU campuses. Bituin said there were three goals of the organization. The first goal, to delegate smoking policy to the CSU presidents, was acheived last July when the CSU trustees gave presidents authority to outline smoking policies. The other two goals, Bituin said, are to create a rule that requires smokers to stay outside of a 20-foot radius frotn any building and to eventually create a smoke-free cam- pus. Bituin, also a peer educator at the Peer Health Education Program, said she would hope to see more peo- ple get involved. "We're really glad that this thing has been noticed," she said. Acha, the other member of COUGH, works for thc American Lung Association and directs a college project called "Mind the Gap," which informs college students about the dangers of smoking. He explained why the group is demanding a 20-foot radius, which is larger than the current 15-foot radius thc university policy outlines. "Research shows that 20 feet is the safest distance, min- imum," Acha said. However, Acha said the current policy is not being enforced. SJSU president Robert Caret acknowledged the situation and said that the University Police Department is occupied with other tasks. "The big problem is not the policy but enforcing it," Caret said. PHOTOS BY RYAN BALBUENA / DAILY STAFF Caret said that at SJSU, the academic senate is in charge Carole Carrington, the mother of Yosemite murder victim Carole Sund, holds up a photo of victims lull Sund and Silvina Pelosso, taken when they were babies. of creating the smoking policy. He also said he doubted Carrington came to MU Wednesday to talk to a media law class about how her family used the press to help solve the case of their disappearance in 1999. that SJSU would become a smoke-free campus. However, Bituin and Acha both said that the ultimate While serving his sentence for killing goal is to make SJSU a smoke-free campus, tentatively by Carringtons spoke to SJSU Armstrong, Stayner was charged for the mur- the end of 2004. ders of the Sunds and Pelosso, convicted, proven "I think it would be very feasible," Acha said. "A lot of media law dass about keeping sane and now the case is in the penalty phase. people are being exposed to second-hand smoke. People Thirty-two students in Professor Diana are concerned about the issues." spotlight on missing women Stover's Mass Media Law class were given a Dr. Oscar Battle Jr., coordinator for health edqcation, By Kristin Schwarz first-hand account of how Francis and Carole helped COUGH develop policies. He said he wanted the Daily Stall Writer Carrington kept the media's attention on the student body to be more informed. missing Sunds and Pelosso, which in turn kept "I'm concemed that students aren't aware of the hazards The parents and grandparents of Carole and law enforcement officers active on the Sund and of smoking and second-hand smoke," Battle said. Pelosso abductions. According to the American Lung Association, over Juli Sund spoke to journalism students Wednesday about how cultivating a relationship The case is being tried in San Jose instead of 440,000 deaths each year are attributed to smoking. Of Mariposa County in order to be heard by an those, 38,053 are due to second-hand smoke. with the media helped bring Cary Stayner to justice. impartial jury, according to published reports. "Somehow I wish we could have more assignments and The Carringtons began by talking about the discussions of the effects of second-hand smoke in a class- "You can't just go back in the bedroom and cry. You have to get the message out," Francis experience their daughter and granddaughter room setting," Battle said. went through along with Pelosso, at times in COUGH has a current membership of two, but there Carrington told the class. This was the first time the couple spoke on a graphic detail. are hopes to get more students involved, Bituin said. The Francis Carrington said searching for his miss group plans to get funding from the Peer Health college campus. The Sunds, family friend, Silvina Pelosso, and ing daughter, granddaughter and Pelosso con Education Program and from donations. sumed him immediately. Battle said he was glad that COUGH was present on naturalist Joie Armstrong were all abducted from Yosemite National Park and murdered in "When you have missing children and grand- campus. children, you think about them all the time, and "It s good to have a snident group whose concerned," he February 1999. Kate Kositch, a junior majoring in public relations, and August Bartelli, Cary Stayner confessed to the murders of the as every day went by, I was researching and try- said. "They have a lot to offer. I think they'll do a great job." ing to think of any other way that I could find a junior majoring in photojournalism, listen to Carole and Francis For more information on COUGH, students can call Sunds, Pelosso and Armstrong after Armstrong's decapitated body was found. Carrington talk about the manner in which Cary Stayner murdered the Snident Health Center at 924-6120. See MEDIA, page 6 their daughter and granddaughter, Carole and Juli Sund. Special permits offered for a price Professor discusses Resident parking permits for sale evolution of English unlawfully in the Student Union Lecture was a part of yet seen. By Bryn Graziano "It's such an interesting topic that people don't consider until she Daily Stall Writer the University engages us thoughtfully with all the research she has compiled," At least one San Jose resident has tried to capitalize on Scholars Series McDermand said. the parking struggles of students on campus by attempt- Though her first book, "Grammar ing to sell them city parking permits, according to the Sail By Devin O'Donnell Daily Staff Writer Wars: Language as a Cultural Jose Department of Transportation. Background in Seventeenth-and According to Hossein Rahnema, a civil engineer and There weren't enough chairs to seat Eighteenrh-century England," has manager of residential parking programs for San Jose, an two literary award nominations, ad was recently posted on the Student Union bulletin those who came to hear professor of English and comparative literature Mitchell's topic focused more on the board targeting students with an offer to purchase resi- research of her second book. dential permits for the Horace Mann neighborhood. The Linda Mitchell discuss hcr second hook Wednesday where the library Continuing the emphasis in the evo- Department of Transportation was notified. lution of early modern English, "Someone called our office to report it," he said. hosted the University Scholars Series resi- in the Stcinbeck Research Center. Mitchell's second book cites a work- He said only people who prove their neighborhood ing title of "Dictionaries Bob McDermand, head of outreach and the dency can purchase permits. Dynamic of Cultural Change in "Of the 10 permitting areas in San Jose, three are near for the library, said the University are the South University Scholar Series was started by Pnwost Seventeenth-and Eighteenth- SJSU," Rahnema said. "They England." University neighborhood and Horace Marshall Goodman in spring of 2002 Century neighborhood, "During this period of history, the Mann." and has continued with more speak- English language underwent emend Ile said residents who live in these neighborhoods occa- PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY JASHONG KING ' DAILY STAFF ing events for this fall. change% as a result of beginning to sionally try to purchase extra permits for friends or try to With limited parking options available this semester, at least one resident near campus "I was surprised at the large turnout," 'Mitchell said. replace 1.atin, which lead to socioeco- sell them to students, which is illegal. . has tried to take advantage of the situation by posting a card advertising his residential "Residents arc not allowed to sell or transfer permits, With more than 70 people attending nomic change on a much grander permit for sale on the Student Union bulletin board. An SJSU student removed the card the presentation, McDermand said it scale," Mitchell said. "Language is See PERMITS, page 6 from the board and brought it to the Daily. This photo is an illustration. was thc biggest crowd the series has See MITCHELL,page 6 PAGE 2 I OPINION THE SPARTAN DAILY I OCTOBER 3, 2002

NO SHAME Aussie life lessons: Defeat shows us our true friends Junk tbod? Check No matter. We were his friends and drinking buddies away We jeered the Lions. When Anthony mentioned that the After the United States dropped its 1-0 decision to Beer? Check. from home even if we unworldly Americans had no idea league had suspended one of the Lions' players last season for Germany at the 2002 World Cup, a loss that bounced the Blind naive passion? Check. what was going on during the match. beating his wife, we refened to him as "that (expletive) wife- Americans from the tournament, I felt just as heart brolcen. A universal friendship? Double-check. More importantly, we were also his outlet. If he had been beater" each time he touched the ball. The upstart Arnericans laid waste to two world powers Athletics are a language spoken globally. back home, he might have watched the He wasn't one of us, he was an outsider. He before falling on the South Korean pitch to the Germans. If I woke up in Havana tomorrow morning, I would be able match in a pub with his friends or at had no morals. He was nothing more than a The loss was so personally devastating that after the match to set aside any political or cultural differences with the locals home with his family. On this particular criminal and that night we despised him for his concluded at 6:30 a.m., I had to walk around campus twice by way of a baseball and bat. night, his connection was with us. activities. because I was so wound up from the game. Last Friday, our managing editor Dray, his roommate Geoff, According to Anthony, Collingwood Brisbane kicked the go-ahead score with six In my head I replayed every scoring chance the Americans a staff photographer Stanley and I gathered in front of Dray's was a severe underdog in the eyes of minutes remaining and extended its lead to 75- had missed. television to watch the Grand Final the title match of Australian gambling houses. Even if we 66 three minutes later on a score by the wife- Whik covering the San Jose State University football game Australian Rules Football. didn't know every nuance of the game, we beater. the night after the Grand Final, I sat in the press box and Our host for the night was another of our photographers fed off of this. We wanted to startle the In the same breath, we cursed his mune and wondered if the five of us would have become as close if Anthony, a Melbourne native and dyed-in-the-wool AFL world. rooted, begged and pleaded for Collingwood to Collingwood had blown out Brisbane. Collingwood Magpies supporter. The mood became more palpable as the score an equalizer. No, I concluded. In the weeks leading up to the game, Anthony had been game wore on. By the time the fourth It never came. You learn more about yourself in defeat than you do in vic- pumping up his Magpies so much that he had tumed Dray quarter got underway, we were cheering CHRIS GIOVANNETTI When the fanal gun sounded at the tory and I into instant supporters. each Collingwood score with a round of Melbourne Cricket Ground half a world away, In times of war, you learn who your true friends are. By the time kickoff approached, we were literally foaming at high-fives. As we became more intoxicated, we wekomed the four Arnericans collapsed in our seats, exhausted from the If I happen to be in Australia next fall when the San the mouth. We were so eager to watch the Pies lcick Brisbane's scores by jumping up and down in a circle and exchanging a effort we had put into cheering the Magpies on. Francisco Giants are in the World Series, I'll know exactly ass. series of awlcward hugs. Don't ask. I looked over at Anthony who was beside himself. Without who to watch the game with. The good news for Anthony? Collingwood was making its Conversely, when Collingwood came away with just one a word, he walked out the backdoor and sat down in the first finals appearance in 12 years. point instead of six or missed a scoring chance completely, we driveway, taking the loss in. Chrit Giocuannetti is a The bad news? He was halfway around the world to expe- did our best to console Anthony. As I watched him from Dray's kitchen window, 1 saw a bit Spartan Dai6, Sports Editor. rience it. "Hey, at least we got one," I said on a number of occasions. of myself. 'No Shame' appears Thursdays. Letter I 21ST CENTURY DIGITAL BOY An un-concluding postscript Baseball: continuity, fun Note: This letter is the conclusion of letters printed on protagonist of the great divide. Sept. 16 and Sept. 23, 2002 tided "A letter to a Pakistani They say life goes on despite what we do or don't do. If friend" and "Is it Alla vs. Bhagwan?" we stay late or get up early, life still flows at the same pace. It takes long to learn to live, and by the time we learn, our and life experiences What is a pacifist? Someone saying no to force? thne is up. That is when we pass the legacy or so we imag- Contemplating the hate and hate relationship between the ine. It's October again. a year to understand what the players were bitching about. two countries, I had dreaded having to choose between And do we know what we are fighting for? What any- 'This month holds a lot of meaning to different people for I was heartbroken, as were many other young fans. murdering and getting murdered. body is fighting for? Do they know? You bet, they don't. different reasons. I boycotted baseball for the next two seasons. Political reality is WO important to be left to the politi- And we don't lcnow either. In closing, I quote from a For some, it means winter is around the comer. When I finally found my way bacic, I was one of few. cians. We tend to overlook the basic necessities of the Marathi poet: For me, it means baseball begins to heat up. The 'Sticic was nearly empty after that, and the Giants were average Joes. Inasmuch as I love my culture, at times, I was I should like to know more than I know, October baseball is always fim because anything can hap- newer quite the sarne. less patriotic than usual. I hold no brief for the Indian gov- knowing knowledge is not enough; pen. That is, until the 2000 season, when they moved to the new ernment, much less for the RSS, the SS, the BD, the VHP I should like to feel more deeply than I feel, This year is especially exciting because the Giants are back ballpark. et al. Just craving to hear you're not overly nationalistic. lcnowing feeling is ephemeral; in the postseason. Pacific Bell Park was a real baseball stadium, not intended Let us not self-congratulate by calling the "two nuclear I should like to will my will, As I write this, they have just finished game one of their for any other use, and it was and still is a beautiful thing. neighbors," making a joke of India Sc. Pakistan. You see, knowing willing is valueless. National League divisional series with a victory over the Once again I was there with my dad and my brothers in the Australia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Switzerland This is aspiration without technique, hated Atlanta Braves. opening week of the 2000 season. It was sup- none are nuclear, not for a lack of funds or know-how. The birth of a quiet storm. I love baseball, and I can still remember posed to be a showdown between the Giants They know--and know damn wellwhere to invest their The Himalayan snow has melted already. Peace may the first time I went to a ball game. and the Diamondbacks, but it was instead the resources. soon become a dirty word. Before it's late...maybe anoth- It was in the summer after third grade, first and, I think, only official rainout at The founder of your country, Quaid-i-Azarn M.A. er round of coffee. It will be on me. and I had won four tickets to an Oaldand Pacific Bell Park. Jinnah, envisioned a secular and democratic Palcistan. His So long. A's game against the Cleveland Indians. We waited for then President Clinton and early lessons were taken at the feet of the populist Tilak; Mostly what I remember was my dad daughter Chelsea to make their appearance, Jinnah's Mumbai-based grandson yvas a Yoga hobbyist. It Bhaiyya Joshi packing my brothers, aged five and three, and the game was called. is ironic the great lqbal created the evergreen "Sare Jahan former lecturer and I into the car for a hot sununer day in Then last October, I was back with my dad Se Accha, Hindostan Namara" anthem before becoming a cybernetic systems the upper deck of the Oaldand Coliseum. and my brothers enjoying the hot sun in the The hot dogs were great (before I found same part of the upper deck of the Coliseum out what they were made of) arid the with my dad and my brothers for game three SPARTA GUIDE lemonade flowed that day. of the A's divisional series against the New I was witness to my first major league MIKE C ORPOS York Yankees. Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for home nib fttak McGwire hammEred.` This time it Was a bit different. entries is noon three working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in one into the stands and trotted the bases to the tune of It was about a month after Sept. 11, and many of us had the Spartan Daib, office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209. Space restrictions may require editing Michael Jackson's "Beat It." learned what baseball could do for a hurting nation. of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. It was a good day to be eight years old. Before Sept. 11 we all sort of rook things like baseball for In the following years, we went to a number of games, granted. After that we knew a bit better that nothing we have TODAY 1:30 p.m. at South Campus. For Engineering Graduate Studies more information contact Rita learning to love the game for what it was, and sometimes is free. Weeldy symposium on leading Chandler at 924-6266. what it wasn't. The A's lost that game and ultimately the series. The fact SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry I remember countless nights over the years, freezing my ass Daily Mass will be held at the technologies. Francine Chen the A's lost took a back seat to the fact that after so many SJSU CCM Chapel located at speaks on "Toward More Natural SJSPIRIT.ORG off at Candlestick Park, watching the Giants run over what- years, I have come to appreciate the game that much more. 10th and San Carlos streets next to Information Access." From noon SJSPIRITORG presents: Go ever poor fools they happened to be playing. And now there's the 2002 season. Robert's Boolcstore. Mass times are to 1 p.m. in the Engineering Take a Hilce. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. call Then there was the 1989 World Series, a Bay Area sports It was almost stopped by another strike, but at the last sec- 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at building, Room 189. For more for more location and to carpool. fan's drearn come true, even if the Giants did lose in four ond said strike was averted. 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For information contact Ahmed For more information contact games. It WES another magical season, one in which I saw my team more information contact Sister Hambaba in the Computer Chaplain Roger at 605-1687. The Loma Prieta earthquake was that year, and I was 12 recover from a seemingly insurmountable deficit to almost Marcia at 938-1610. Engineering Department at 924- years old at the time. win the division, and still make the playoffs. 3959. Akbayan That was the first time in my memory the World Series was I was at Pacific Bell Park the night Barry Bonds hit his School of Art and Design Pilipino-American organization postponed. 600th home run. The School of Art and Design School of Music and Dance of SJSU presents Ma"Boo"hay, the I kept going to games with my family and loving every That was the crovming moment of my baseball years. My will be having student galleries and Concert for World Peace A second annual talent showcase. minute of it, even if it was below 50 degrees at the 'Stick and dad told me about the "Shot Heard 'Round the World" in art exhibitions through Friday. The California Arts Day Celebration. Begins at 7 p.m. in the Barrett the Giants were losing. 1951, and I would have to say this was pretty close to that exhibition will run from 10 a.m. to Concert begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Bathriom in the Student Union. Then there was the 1994 season. The Giants were finally level. 4 p.m. in the Art and Industrial Music Building concert hall. For For more information, checic the back in the hunt, Matt Williams was well on his way to It was the epitome of everything I loved about the game to Studies buildings. For more infor- more information contact Eddie Akbayan web site www.akbayansj- breaking the single-season home run record, and all was right that point and everything I continue to love about it. mation contact Bill or Nicole at Gale at 294-3173. su.i-p.com. vith my baseball world. 924-4330. Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Career Center 'Then the unthinkable happened.The players went on strike Mike Corpos is the because they wanted to be able to make as much money as Spartan Dai6, Opinion Editor. International Programs and ABSK is having a bible study at The Career Center will be taking 7 p.m. in the Guadalupe room in drop-in appointments from 1:30 they possibly could. 'Digital Boy' appears Thursdays. Services It's sort of hard for a 17-year There will be a Study Abroad fair the Student Union. For more p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Career -old who makes maybe S1000 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the information contact Bryan at 255- Center, Building F. For more 7th Street Plaza. For more infor- 7701. information contact the Career ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK mation contact Ali at 924-5931. Resource Center at 924-6031. FRIDAY V ., 4 C,..1 I N.11111,T oN SAKI' 15 isniAik, Ow eit-ta is -HOS thL It Career Center Career Center s -NAT SMCL.121 ) `frallEC DIUNINP1Ca? II 511144:5 The Career Center will be taking SJSU Catholic Campus Ministry The Career Center presents: > L.ISE. IT'S 11117m1 C. 4. Iba. \ CALCSL. drop-in appointments from 1:30 Daily Mass will be held at the How to Make a job Fair Work For 1 eIrts IIIISirN SJSU CCM Chapel located at You. From 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. p.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Career __EDIII-t- Center, Building F. For more 10th and San Carlos strects next to in the Almaden room in the 0.....,-, v.,-,,,,i. ,- T information contact the Career Robert's Bookstore. Mass times are Student Union. For more informa- 4,,<,,' Resource Center at 924-6031. 12:10 p.m. Monday-Friday and at tion contact the Career Resource 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday. For Center at 924-6031. , ,,,) Career Center more information contact Sister / t The deadline for the Marcia at 938-1610. SATURDAY .... A.S. Campus Recreation Zi Tech./Business fair is Thursday at 4), 5 p.m. For more information con- School of Art and Design The Adventure group is taking a tact the Career Resource Center at 'The School of Art and De sign hilce at Big Basin State Park from7 Aty taii* EXPIRED ot4 -Tnis t. rrc Le c-ARMsts1 will be having student galleries and a.m. to 4 p.m. FOr MOM infomia- Ma-s, ,. A St 'Les 924-6031. I 1 *4013ESTAHP art exhibitions. 'The achibition will tion contact Matt McNamara at ICC-4117tNIE-NT m.g.,4504.4-11`, , run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the 924-6217. Itki.Ta.x,i..,41.e.: Career Center S.Nrca\s1 The Career Center presents: Art and Industrial Studies build- ings. For more information contact Asian Baptist Student Koinonia 1 How to Make a Job Fair Work For 7 ../ You. From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Bill or Nicole at 924-4330. ABSK is having a picnic at noon . , Almaden room in the Student at the I.JC Santa Cruz campus. . 4711# Union. For more information con- A.S. Campus Recreation Pick-up in from of Joe West at 11 1111 lit There is an intramural sports a.m. For more information contact ar tact the Career Resource Center at I special event: punt/pass contest at Maria at 482-5183. II a! 924-6031. .--- 11 il, ______

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A._ OCTOBER 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY SPORTS PAGE_3 San Jose State University (3-2) at Southern Methodist University (0-5) Noon, Saturday at Gerald J. Ford Stadium, Dallas Signing day stars lead Spartans into SMU matchup

By Chris Giovannetti ceng by his Spartans. Arizona State University, Auburn Daily Sports Editor "After what happened last season, University and Oregon State The week The book on ... SMU their kids know that they're capable University are Preceding the 2001 football season Nickname: Mustangs of beating San Jose State," Hill said. tied for second in the WAC Fitz Hill had to play the hand dealt SPIRITUAL "Coming out of our non-conference nationally with to him. Location: Dallas, Texas schedule, I was worried about the 18 takeaways But after a season-ending loss t,) Colors: Red, blue, white emotional makeup of this team. each. Stanford University that capped a 3 We're still trying to figure out how to Safety Gerald 9 season, the San Jose State Conference: Western Athletic handle success. We're working hard Jones leads the University head coach vowed that he Home field: Gerald J. Ford Stadium, 32,000, grass on and off the field, talking to the team in take- and his staff would tum the program 2002 record: 0-1 WAC, 0-5 overall (Aug. 31: 38-7 loss kids and making sure they get to aways with around through recruiting. class." seven. His six STANDINGS to Navy; Sept. 7: 24-14 loss to Texas Tech; Sept. 14: Safety Josh Powell was more blunt interceptions on Fooreau. SPARTAN FOOTBALL 17-6 loss at Texas Chritian; Sept. 21: 52-16 loss at in his assessment. the season lead Oklahoma State; Sept. 28: 42-10 loss at Hawai'i). "SMU is not a bad team," said Jones all of Division TEAM W L ALL IN THE Powell, who has I-A. HAWAI1 2 0 3-1 2001 record: 4-7 overall, 4-4 WAC (Sixth place). 27 tackles this "The reason they're winning is that 535U 1 0 3-2 Head coach: Phil Bennett, Texas A&M, 1978 (0-5, one season. "They they're taking the ball away," Bennett Nre4D4 1 0 2-2 RED ZONE can't be judged said. "They had six turnovers against TIMMS ST. 1 0 2-3 NOTEBOOK season). by their record. UTEP and just blew them away." LA. TECH 1 0 2-3 Players to watch (2002 statistics listed): Jr. run- It's a home game Botts ST. 0 0 3-1 1 One yea and 25 rc,ruits later, 11111 ning back Keylon Kincade (527 yards on 137 attempts, for them, and OF NOTE: Kick returned and wide SP1U 0 0-5 and his Spartans are the ones dealing they'll be look- receiver Charles Pauley, the reigning TULSA 0 1 0-5 the cards. two touchdowns. WAC leader with 105.4 yards per ivai ing for their first WAC Special Teams Player of the UTEP 0 2 1-4 Rice 2 0-4 "Everybody makes (junior college ) game). ai victory. Week, leads the nation in kickoff 0 THROUGH Ocr. 2 comments, but the truth is that if you Offense: One back The lone returns at 42.8 yards per return ... don't utilize the JC system, you'r, bright spot for With the 58-24 victory over UTEP, only hurting yourself," Hill said. "Y0)) Defense: 4-3 Kincade the Mustangs the 2002 Spartans became just the Oct. 4 games; have 30 million people in California has been the 10th team in school history to record Colorado St. at Fresno St., 5 p.m. alone. They can't all go Division I." 14.8 yards per catch and 70.8 yards ent level gets deep enough so we play of running back Keylon three victories by the end of October 'The nucleus of the group inked on per game. don't feel like we're on pins and nee- Kincade, who has filled the absence ... The series against SMU is tied 1- signing day on Feb. 15 is the same At 56.2 yards dles every game." of ShanDerrick Charles, who bumed 1 with each school having a road win Oct. 5 ganxesz collection SJSU for 243 rushing yards and one to its credit. SJSU's came in 2000 of players shouldering the per gamejamall The Spartans enter Saturday's SJSU at SMU, noon* offensive load this season. touchdown last season. with a 35-10 victory in Dallas ... Broussard is the matchup at Southern Methodist Hawai'i at Boise St., 5:05 p.m.* The Spartans most important pick- Spartans second University looking to avenge a 24-17 "ShanDerrick was fighting back There is no televised coverage of the up was quarterback Scott Rislov, who leading receiver. loss suffered at the hands of the problems this summer, and Keylon SJSU-SMU game. The matchup can La. Tech at Rice, 5 p.m.* Hill publicly named the team's No. 1 He joined SJSU Mustangs during last year's home has come in and played well," said be heard live on KLIV-AM 1590 UTEP at New Mexico St., 6 p.m. quarterback following his 24-for-35, after one season opener. Bennett of Kincade, the WAC's lead- with the pre-game show beginning at Nevada at UNLV, 7 p.m. 324 yard passing performance in at Texas Tech As their 0-5 record attests, the ing rusher at 105.4 yards per game. 11:30 a.m. 'Denotes WAC game Saturday's 58-24 victory over the University and Mustangs have had a rough 2002 "ShanDerrick should be getting back University of Texas-El Paso. another at the season. into the mix soon. He's getting better "He's a smart guy. We're grateful College of the Injuries have crushed the SMU and better each week." he's here. We were the only I-A Canyons in offense as the Mustangs are down to school to offer him a scholarship, and Starling Santa Clarita. their third string quarterback, red Take some, take some MOM he's made an impact for us," Hill said At 6-foot 7- shirt freshman Tate Wallis. Authentic Mexican Food of Rislov, who transferred from inches, Courtney Anderson is the In the Mustangs' most recent loss, a The Spartans lead the nation in "11/441Z Ellsworth (Iowa) College and has tallest tight end in Spartan history. 42-10 drubbing at the University of takeaways with 22 on the season, a started every game for the Spartans His height has given Rislov a viable Hawai'i, SMU endured two 14-point factor that has greatly influenced Come On In AN._ their winning percentage. alOdb this season. tariget. swings following turnovers, had a Try Something In two seasons at Navarro (Texas) rue freshman Trestin George has punt blocked for a touchdovm and Sixty-five of the Spartans 165 Junior College, Kendrick Starling made an impact for the Spartans on had an interception returned for a points have come from opponents' Healthy *Tortas turnovers. posted back-to-back 1,000-yard both sides of the bail. He has 13 touchdown. Fresh... *Juices receiving seasons. The junior signed tackles on the year as a defensive back "Early on, we played well against "We practice takeaways everyday in & with Marshall University where his and is the second leading rusher Texas Tech (24-14 loss) and TCU practice. We swarm to the ball, alipur New *Breakfast athleticism earned him the label of behind sophomore Lamar Ferguson (17-6 loss), but since then we've been there's no loafs out there. It always "the next Randy Moss." with 106 total yards. inconsistent, especially at the quer- seem like there's five of our guys for LAlitionl Starling left the Mid-American "I hoped they would have come in terback position," Bennett said. "We every one of their guys when there's a Conference school before playing an made an immediate impact. We haven't been consistent at stopping loose ball," Powell said. "I love to get with the Thundering Herd and was couldn't afford to red shirt anyone," the run or the pass. Overall, we turnovers. I love to watch the offense 505 E. San Carlos St. (408) 971-2568 scouted by Hill and his staff. Hill said. "We're going to try to haven't played to our potential." go out there with all of their speed Starling has emerged as the (bring in large numbers) every year. Despite all of this, Hill is once and score while (the defense) goes p (Corner of 11 St. Close to San Jose State) Spartans leading receiver, averaging It'll bc two more years before the tal- again worried about possible compla- and gets a cup of Gatorade." Giants hold on off Braves; A's even series ATLAN1A (AP) Barry Bonds bullpen. three more RBIs to his record total Get to class on time... stole a glance at the video board AS he Each of the first seven hitters in during Oakland's five-run fourth. trudged off the field, grinning in disbe- ()aldand's lineup got an extra-base hit Game 3 is Friday at the Metrodome, lief as he watched the replay of Andruw as the A's jumped to an 8-0 lead after where 23-game winner Barry Zito will Jones tuming a homer into an out. four innings. Justice, the most prolific face Rick Reed, one of the Twins' two for a change. Another postseason disappointment run-producer in p1.1%off history, added stseason veterans. for the games greatest player? Nah. 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"You just They are ways to five from Rs center rather then trom rts edges And at Mel center point according to the mystic& tradotons of many religions we will driving alone! haven't noticed it. We're hot." _ encounter the great undying Spire ot the universe which many people call God Bonds, who came in with a .1% Often power is assooated with talk addressed to God usualty on Me form of postseason average, was limited to a requests for help lot orleS Sell and others But this os only One Of Many prac meaningless single in the third. Ile hit NAM of prayer Medd/don and contemplation are other deeper forms of prayer a drive in the eighth that cleared the There os a very lony tradMon cot meditative practces m each of the world's reli- gions Many of the historic Dmstian onecktation thscipiones are stnkongly 'Maar center-field wall, but perennial Gold to those used by Hindus and Buddhists tor examcde For many poop. prayer Closer Jones leaped above the yellow and meditabon llaM become synonymous terms on a mystical union with the line to make the catch. down the distinctions between the Iwo prectoces are blurred San Francisco grabbed a crucial edge What we gain on Pally prayer and meditaton can help us to live the met of ppr in the best-of-5 series against the East lives from our spirituel center pools This os why SJSPIPIT otters the university "i in 1111 III champion Braves, who led the league a3mmuntly tor Inaddititen Tue Wed Porn 4 to 5PM on Grace Church 484 E San Ternand0 SOulls Tenth we meet tor meditation and instruction We also 7C' with 101 wins in claiming their I lth otter n.kAs 'Alma!), weekly discussions and special events Check out web site straight division title. 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I POPSHORTS: Rollins shares classics for benefit, Beck gets slightly unplugged believed by many supporters to be uine tone. There was some idea that Beck idiosyncratic record transitions, Beck RISE ABOVE innocent of murder charges for Those who depend on Beck as could pull off an album like this on continues to establish himself as an which they were convicted when all one of the few who can bring the his subdued "Mutations" album, but important figure in pop. three were still teenagers. avant-garde into the mainstream here he reaches the peak of his sin- This CD compilation is a testa- will be slightly disappointed. cerity and provides very little irony. ment to the passion Rollins has for This stuff is common ground. Taking a cue from Neil Young's Ali Fard this cause. It doesn't matter because the ai Lyrics in the disc's title track, "Rise songs are more important than the Above," performed by Chuck D and timing. r .. sts Rollins, practically speak to the In "Lost Cause," Beck shows his ontroa.cin. the se.tn o, au now COLL W49991101. www orwOomvOnt MO I West Memphis Three - "Society's exquisite talent in folk balladry. He artns of control...rise above, we re 111111,14 comes to the realization that his gonna rise above." efforts for unrequited love are use- White-ribbed tank-tops on trailer less. It's the most beautiful song Rise Above trash bubbas come to mind as Mike he's ever written. Black Flag Tribute Patton shouts out the story in "Six Beck "Round The Bend" is a doomsday Sanctuary Records Pack" He's got a little bit of money Sea Change Geffen Records calling for the end of a relationship. MAIN ROOM in his pocket (namely 835) and a six- It's moody, hollow and sounds a bit Screaming out new renditions of pack of beer in his possession. An like something from Big Star's des- 21 OVER Last time Beck released an 9:30Pm - 2.00Alie songs previously released by Black unexpected guffaw busted out in olate "Third/Sister Lovers" record REMINISeE WILD 94 9 454. POOD,r4 i0445 Op cover ell night Flag, various artists including Iggy response to the last line of the song album, the end of the 20th century fullv stochad bar with &gra, zoo, ,o! was looming, and the trash funk of - songs from which have been live Pop, Ice T, Tom Araya (Slayer') "make it a Zima." staples at some of Beck's recent outaoor par. w01 by trenStorrn041 .nto A "Midnite Vultures" left listeners NIA HOOKAH LOUNOt for th n Corey Taylor (Slipknot,) Keith Anyone v/ho has ever felt the uneasy, shows. Beck sounds dangerous and R3A13 MOITN (Circle Jerks) and Henry helpless, out-of-control weakness that excited for what he would come up with next. hopeless at the same time. Was this HIP HOP REGGAE 1711 N. SAN PEDRO ST. SAN JOSE, CA Rollins himself contribute to "Rise accompanies life's downs can relate possible before "Sea Change"? Above," to be released Oct. 8. to either version of "Nervous "Sea Change" is a world away > '11_"'DY) from that nonstop party-maker. In addition to folk artists of the Henry Rollins' former 1980s hit Breakdown" on the album. past, it's obvious he's been listening FREE punk band, Black Flag, was consid- The machine-gun drum opening of It's a breakup album played most- ly on acoustic guitar with Beck to contemporaries like Will 3 ered the premier punk band of its era. Keith Morris' cover and his hard- 1111111111Foon tor confessing his woes in traditional Oldham. Even non-lovers of punk can find driving delivery emote mimic, head- AlAr-t1 appealing the humor and social mes- spinning anxiousness. singer-songwriter fashion. sages in this album. Ryan Adams provides the bonus In "Lonesome Tears," he sings, The benefit' albtim is intended to track of the same song in a starldy "Lonesome tears/I can't crr them raise funds for the defense of three contrasting account. Adams' per- anymore/I can't think of what incarcerated young men known as formance sidesteps the classic punk they're for/Oh they ruin me every the West Memphis Three. sound, moving toward alternative time." Reverberating stri ng Rollins wanted to get involved in rock with a groan of SO1TOW and dis- arrangements surround many of the case after watching the 19% illusionment. the bittersweet folk songs, and WE KNOW YOU COULDN'T HBO documentary "Paradise Lost" Beck sings in total honesty. that pleads the men's story. The His voice has noticeably WAIT TO OPEN IT. young men, Damien Echoh, Jessie improved, and everything he sings comes out in an Misskelley and Jason Baldwin, are Anne Ward earnest and pn- LET US HELP YOU PROTECT IT. WE LIVE WHERE YOU LIVE. Pop star Robbie Williams signs multimillion dollar deal with EMI LONDON (AP) British pop star said. the new deal a "mulnplatform" Robbie Williams signed an unusual Under the long-term, multimillion approach to the "respective elements deal with record label EMI that he dollar deal, which is for a minimum of of recording, live work, film and tel- says makes him "rich beyond my six albums, EMI will take a cut of evision." wildest dreams," yet also gives the Williams' touring, merchandising and Williams, who first found fame company a share of his touring, mer- publishing, an unusual and potentially with boy band Take That, has sold chandising and publishing. lucrative arrangement for the label. nearly 10 million albums in Britain. Williams, lutown for hits such as Most artists get just a small percent- His series of No. 1 hits include "She's the One" and "Angels," age of the profits on record sales. "Millennium" and "Rock DJ." announced the deal Wednesday at the Performing live is often where the real He has won 13 Brit Awards, west London offices of his manage- money is to be made. including nine as a solo artist, but a-1 ment company, along with Tony Publishing profits also help to fill has yet to make much impact in the r.t Warlsworth, head of EMI in Britain. the coffers, and as co-author of most United States. .V "My mum said it would be really of his songs, Williams has benefited uncouth of me to talk about money from this. 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Amnon OCTOBER 3, 2002 THE SPARTAN DAILY I ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT PAGE 5 Inane comedy does best to succeed with "Just A Kiss By Karen Imamura people have. The reality of how these by her mother, Jessica (Zoe Caldwell) Dady Stajj Wrtter relationships initially formed and have Rebecca shows real pluck in her que,i continued up to this point is hazy. But to commit suicide, and on her fir.t "This is going to be one of those ter- without the need to evaluate what is attempt tries to overdose on Proza, rible mistakes you can't take back," objective and what is swanny fluff, this Other attempts follow. said ego-maniacal television commer- movie does have a chance to make Jessica, a former dance diva, is in no some marks for the energy it bears. way fit to be anyone's role model. When Dag and a brainless, sultry one stinging remark, she says to vixen Rebecca kiss, they set into Rebecca, "You were a better dancer REVIEW motion a torrential chain of events that when you were anorexic." gives the audience a run for their sani- Peter is Rebecca's perfect doormat t), boyfriend. He is also the star of a cial director Dag (Ron Eldard) in his This is a potluck of characters that peanut butter commercial where he irritatingly flat, gruff voice. shine on opposite ends of the person- dresses up in a massive eagle costume "Is there any other kind?" replied ality spectrum and all together equal a and holds a jar of peanut butter pre- bimbo dancer Rebecca (Marley myriad of psychosis. cariously in one wing. Shelton). After Rebecca reveals to everyone Colleen is a frequent member of the Written by co-star Patrick Breen that she and Dag had an intimate mile-high club and a deft flower- and directed by actor Fischer Stevens, moment, both couples split and they arranger. "Just a Kiss" portrays two colorful find themselves in the arms of another The end result to most of these tan- New York couples. Dag and Halley lover. gled relationships is propelled by 4 ) (Kyra Sedgwick) are a seemingly If that lover is sadomasochistic Paula's ever consuming need to get happy 1 couple, as long as Halley does- bowling alley attendant Paula (Marisa closer to the peanut butter eagle. n't know about Dag's infidelities. Tomei), or Andre (Taye Diggs), who 'The addition of rotomation to this Peter (Patrick Breen) and Rebecca are is another of Rebecca's flings and bla- movie creates several colorful kitschy an oddly dysfunctional couple. Peter tantly open about his constipation, or scenes. is fixated on Rebecca as a girlfriend goofy stewardess Colleen (Santa Rotomation, a technique that while Rebecca admits to sleeping with Choudhury) who is really Andre's allows live-action footage to be ani- other men while on the road. wife, it causes the movie to go from mated while still maintaining the "Just a Kiss" begins fast and furious, potentially mediocre to outstandingly shape and motion of the subject, is making the initial plot confusing. ridiculous. used throughout the film with mixed Prii r ',0URTEST OF PARAMOUNT CLASSICS Immediately switching from a tiny Perhaps being ridiculous is the point results. In some scenes the anima- Fates collide and intertwine in Fisher Stevens' biting romantic comedy "Just A Kiss," featuring (left to right) room with two lovers of the movie, as the film's goal is hid- to a taxicab on tion adds a quirky dream-like feel, Marisa Tomei as Paula, Ron Eldard as Dag and Kyra Sedgwick as Halley. the streets of New York and listening den not only within the layers of infi- while in others the rotomation is to the forced accent of an Indian cab delity, but in the dry sarcastic wit that reminiscent of a Teletubby-gone- with everything from the nuances of a worst that just a kiss can bring, a Some sense of morality and reason driver aslcing for directions can be pervades several scenes. porn video. raised eyebrow, to her plain softly rewind in time shows what would return with the second ending, tying slightly confusing. Some examples of the saccharine However, there are two redeeming scratchy voice that deceives her homi- have happened if Dag wasn't the dog up a few of the loose ends caused by The loose structure behind these humor include Rebecca's character, features of this movie. cidal tendencies. and took control of the don't-blink- the first ending. relationships doesn't seem to mesh who is a professional gifted dancer and First, there is Marisa Tomei as Paula. Second, there is the synopsis of the lest-you-miss-it opening kissing scene Whatever message this movie por- with the common sense that most performs with a dance troupe directed Tomei's acting captures the screen route not talcen. After seeing the with Rebecca. trays, sanity is not one of them. CNN to get hip in search for younger viewers for news service NEW YORK (AP) Is CNN Headline Chronicle this week that he's looking to MIX copy of a slang dictionary so they can be "as sexually attractive in our tickers and dekkos to be real, current and News down with it? "the linio of our people" words like "whack" cutting edge" as possible. Santos said Thursday' that the e-mail was relevant to the people who watch us." The cable network is trying, judging from an and "ill into newscasts to attract young "Please use this guide to help all you homeys designed to point out resources that might CNN underwent a makeover a year ago to effort emanating from its executive suite, to people. and honeys add a new flava to your tickers and help headline writers. add busy graphics to make its screen look like think young. The New York Daily News on Wednesday dekkos," the message said, referring to graph- "The e-mail WaS informational, not a policy or a computer screen. CNN Headline News general manager quoted from an e-mail sent by a network man- ics on the Headline News screen. directive from me," Santos said. "With that said, Its ratings have been improving among Rolando Santos told the San Francisco ager to his headline writers, sending them a The list of phrases included "flv," meaning I should point out that I want the language used voune viewers.

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CALL (409)924-3277 sddltIon, readers should carefully investigate all firms SJSU STUDENT RATE: 25% OFF - Rate applies to private party ads only, no discount for other persons or businesses listings offering employment Ads must be placed in person in DBH 209 from 10am to 3pm STUDENT ID REQUIRED or coupons for discount merchandise vocations or * Lost & Found ads ere offered free as a service to the campus community IiiiiPrt I PAGE 6 NEWS THE SPARTAN DAILY OCTOBER 3, 2002 Forehead tattoos, violence basis 'PERMITS I $18.50 of suit against 'Bumfights' makers pass offeredfor $140 conhnuedfrom page 1 Call that Callle in about tile illegal nature of the posted card. his head on fire. Men claim bold red letters and others on his arms addict, sets Others streets of his hometown of La Mesa Rahnema said. "Unfortunately, some- "We were told to report it if we see and belly. "Who in their right minds is stomp and pummel each other until for 10 years, said the stunts grew times it does happen." it again," Loi said. going to run their heads into a sign?" bloody. increasingly violent over time. Residents living in neighborhoods Rahnema said that it is important filmmakers exploited The men are seeking unspecified "The real bums are the bums behind "I feel like I've been deceived, included in the program can purchase that the Department of punitive damages for assault and bat- the camera, not the ones in front of degraded, manipulated, lied to," he permits for 818.50 per year, Rahnema Transportation be informed about their akoholism tery, intentional infliction of emotion- the camera," said Browne Greene, said. said, and the asking price for the per- this type of advertising. al distress, civil rights violations and attorney for Brennan and Hannah. Brennan said he has stopped drink- mits on the board was 8140. "The only way we find out is if peo- SAN DIEGO (AP) Two home- other allegations. "And those are the ones we're going ing, is living in a motel room and Thanh Loi, a receptionist in the ple call," Rahnema said. less men who say they were paid to After a three-month criminal inves- after." looking for a permanent home. Student Union information center, He said it is fairly difficult to find hurt themselves and beat each other tigation in the San Diego suburb of Hannah, a 47-year-old Army veter- Besides the four defendants, the suit said there aren't many rules for post- these permits that have been illegally for a video sold on the Internet filed La Mesa, prosecutors last month an, was taken to the hospital names two other men who identified ing items for sale on the board and transferred. suit Wednesday against the filmmak- charged four filmmakers with paying Wednesday after suffering seizures themselves in press reports as produc- that they don't screen the cards. In "Typically, when we have a concem ers, who also face criminal charges. Brennan and Hannah to commit from repeatedly slamming his head for ers of the "Bumfights" video. fact, the only guideline for posting an (about a permit), we track it dovm by Donald Brennan and Rufus Hannah felony assaults on each other. the "Bumfights" filmmakers, Greene It also names James McPherson, item is that it is written on a 3-by-5 its number," Rahnema said. "Then say the makers of "Bumfights: A The defendants Ryan E. said. Ryan's father, who allegedly helped his index card. we try to find out who has the per- Cause for Concern" took advantage of McPherson, Zachary Bubeck, Daniel Eileen Cornish, a spokeswoman for son make the tape and hide from "We look at them, but we usually mit." their alcoholism to persuade them to J. Tanner and Michael Slyman Sharp Memorial Hospital in San police, said Mark Quigley, attorney for don't read the cards before they are The punishment for this illegal ram their heads into steel doors and have withdrawn their innocent pleas Diego, confirmed that Hannah had the plaintiffs. posted," Loi said. "It is OK for neigh- activity could be costly for residents bors to post ads too." signs and get "Bumfights" tattoos in or not entered pleas to argue that the been treated for a seizure and released. McPherson has an unlisted phone who participate in it, according to She said that people can sell any- Rahnema. bold letters across their hands and charges have no legal basis. Brennan, a 53-year-old Army veter- number and his son's attomey did not thing from furniture, cars or concert immediately return a call seeking "They will be restricted from the foreheads. La Mesa police have said about an twice wounded in Vietnam, needed tickets to textbooks or computers. program, and their ability to get per- "When you're drinking for 20 years 300,000 copies of the "Bumfights" to have a steel rod inserted in his leg comment. A co-worker informed her of the mits will be suspended," he said. as I have, when you don't have a beer tape have sold at 820 each. after breaking it in two places while Attorneys for the defendants have in your hand you would do anything On the tape, a homeless man is seen fighting with Hannah in a scene that said their clients never encouraged to get one," said Brennan, who bears a ripping out his front tooth with pliers. appears on the video. violence and that much of the action Eveiy Thursday "Bumfight" tattoo on his forehead in Another man, a self-described crack Brennan, who has lived on the was rehearsed. 1HOUSE OF FLAVORS ICOLLEGE NIGHT) Oance Party featuring the Chi Chi Lounge in the front NOM S5 Cover $3 w/ Student I D Exotic College Gaines and PrizesIll MEDIA I Family used press to keep focus on victims I /Cheap ASS Drink Spenialsin continuedfrom page 1 "After the interview, they played it Doors 9tint "When you have missing children and all day, off and on, and we felt that was looking for them." great because we were still CHANNEL104.9 s His grandchildren you think about them all the time, the girls," she said. wife, Carole, showed personal Mr. Carrington said the case photos during the lecture, including 1100GIENIGHT pictures received worldwide attention. EVERY FRIDAY III AI iHt [THANE) SAN J011 from the film that had been and as every day went by, I was researching and "This case was covered extensively in IFORMIFItY IHFNUFWSLIASLPIY discovered at the site where Carole Argentina, where it was headline Sund's car was found in Long Barn, trying to think of any other way S1 44 LINER UNTIL IIPM WWVV IHESPYNIGHICILID COM north of Yosemite. news," he said. SI 49 DRINK SPECIAIS UNTIL IIPM This event changed their lives in FREE PIZZA 4110 SOUTH FIRST STREET. They also showed a photo of their that I couldfind them." more ways than the obvious. DOORS 9PM korner of First b San Salvador) granddaughter and Pelosso when Before the murders of their daughter Every Tuesday they were toddlers sitting together, Francis Carrington, father and grandfather of Wolotsday ALWAYS 2I playing on the bank of a river in and granddaughter, Mr. Carrington FLASHBACK 408 535.0330 Argentina. Yosemite murder victims Carole and Juli Sund said he was a quiet person. "I was introverted. Our social scene 80s/New Wave OTHAIMese Petty Every Saturday Mrs. Carrington said they used per- Ciary limesatiminal Entertainment Present, was our family." NM 1011111 [100IS sonal photos, like those of Juli Sund were very touching," she said. were the connection with Yosemite, He told the journalism students the Sehrultute the 9pro CLUB Pt ATINUM and Pelosso, Hip Reggae Dance hall anecdotally to get media Mr. Carrington said during the vigil the three women, a red car and a girl press can put a lot of pressure on law IISF9 losidtot DJ hoot, Hop/REIN/ attention focused back onto their case, DJ Boy Wonder 6 DJ Remedy people spoke out about missing children. from Argentina. Everybody wants to enforcement. especially during the first month the "Missing children was a bigger prob- go or has been to Yosemite. People Minion soolhool,iodosinolliitoop NM Code Strictly trInrred three went missing. "It didn't take me long to figure out 0501S 910pa lem than we realized, but no one was travel with their kids, and this could the press was on my side. They want- Doors 9 34 - "The story began to lag a little bit, covering the stories," he said. have been anybody," she said. SIO cave, and we wanted ed to help solve this case." se to keep the interest, so Mrs. Carrington said there were a They said they even appeared on a They said they learned that just talk- FEATURING: n we did devise ways to keep visible like bingo 6,141n. lot of things specific to the case that Syrian television station in a AND ri,LALS ing to the press kept them coming I4W the vigil and the march and with the kept the media interested. hall in Modesto to do a half-hour MI 11,41,4 back. inItyre pictures of the girls in Argentina that `V" SF11 OF IF. 411.I "Some of the things that helped interview. 1.040 lor; Ai 16 PODS MITCHELL I Professor, author describes her love of dictionaries

In addition to other colleagues and Coming up Nov. 6, Dwight continuedfrom page I professors, some of Mitchell's previ- Messimer, a military historian, is power." ous students came to hear her speak. slated to speak on the writing of his The same controversy for the inclu- "I enjoy hearing about the histori- book. sion of slang words, such as "ain't" in cal process that lead to our stan- the 1963 edition of Webster's diction- dards of the English language," said ary, surrounded lexicographers in the BUY 1 GET 1 for 590 Michael Mussman, an English Buy any 6 .nch sandvoch and a medium mini, 17th century as well. major. pet second 6 inch sandvoch of equal or lesser Mitchell said the 17th century saw The University Scholar Series will value tor 59C much middle-class pressure to codify continue to meet this fall in the English standards that were often Steinbeck Center with McDermand tll willy-nilly with previous upper-class R across campus lining up the key speakers. Canoe nevey tote 1,,r, lexicographers. ext.,. 104,02 $35 a month, talk all you want "One grammar book might engage the rules for appropriate comma use You don't pay for rent by the hour. Why should you pay for wireless by the minute? With in chapter two, but chapter three might explain what to do with infect- Chinese Cuisine MetroPCS you pay a flat monthly rate, and you can talk all you want. That's all your ed nipples for nursing mothers," FOOD TO GO wireless calls, all over the Bay Area. For just $35 a month. How could you not switch? Mitchell said. Mandarin & Szerbtran liox 1.1incli In Go In her discussion, Mitchell Lunch and Dinner Catering Available You can use your phone 24/7 for one flat rate all over the Bay Area. explained early dictionaries back Talk whenever you want for as long as you want then were more like media out- ()pm Daily - (dosed StindaY deliver to "Esplanade" lets. Dictionaries were amalgama- We accept: VISA MC AMEX DIS tions of advice, gossip, news, the- ology, medicine, travel guides, 131 E. Jackson Street editorial and a number of other VIROOG 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara topics than just how to spell and Between 3rd and 4th Street define words. 294-3303 or 998-9427 "I love dictionaries," Mitchell said. "When other girls were collecting dolls, I was collecting and reading dictionaries." Some students who attended the presentation shared the same diction- metroPCS ary-fond sentiments with Mitchell. eranunstreponesen Permission Is week tree*" "I love dictionaries too," said Barbara Mendence, a liberal studies offica MoiroPCS Storm major. "I thought her presentation was fascinating. Every day we take San Francisco Dublin Redwood Cky Los Altos dictionaries for granted." Corning Soon! 7172 Amador Plaza Road 1015 E El Carrix) Real 4700 El Camino Real (Pind your rhythm.) 1698 Pryant St (925) 551-7111 Sute B-6 (650) 849 9150 Mendence said Mitchell's (650) 298 0404 research on dictionaries 2nd gram- mar books shows what went on Also available at over 150 authorized dealer locations inckiding: behind the scenes: the blood, sweat and tears poured over centuries to San Jos* Santa Clara flush out and expose the standards, * CaNfree One 408-246-0040 *Mobilemax Communication 408-246-7202 prejudices and ideologies we now * Mforce 877 84 melro * The Ceti Galery 408-244-5239 recognize. * Cellulares Sol 408-937-8550 * Signals VVireless 408-727-7060 * FuturePaging & Cellular 408-238-8833 *Intouch Systems 408-248-8066 * Mobilernax Communication 408-238-2868 *Cellular Connection 408-556-0900 * VViraless World 408-241-4300 * Callfree One 408-260-1111 * Citilink Wireless 408-238-3800 * Global, Air Cornm. 408-288-9189 Campbell *Star Celkilar of San Joee 408.288 8500 * Calffree One 408 379 0120 * RactioActive/BayArea Wireless 408-295-1111 * IPK 408-370 6891

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