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Volume 109, No. 17 TUESDAY September 23, 1997 Sports cuts; A 'mountain of memories sting lingers

By Christine M. Liu" Staff Writer See related editorial on page 2

Five months after the contro- Hubbell fiefs "betrayed" by the versial decision to eliminate university. San Jose State University "I feel miffed in that the men's gymnastics and tennis board gave us no warning on and reinstate men's cross coun- this," Hubbell said. "I've worked try, the campus is still reeling. in the department for 15 years "There is an odor of some- I don't understand wh.s. they thing fishy going on here," fir- didn't tell us two months beffire mer SJSU men's gymnastics the decision." coach Ted According to Thin Brennan, Edwards director of at the deci- said. sion was a matter of "priorities" Instead and that the coaches had ample of seeing time to prepare for the conse- the teams quences of the decision. practicing "Decisions like this are never during easy or pleasant," Brennan fall and said. "But we asked ourselves preparing how can we best utilize our lim- for the ited resource's. I can understand U pcoming these men's strong feelings, hut season, we had begun to look at this the cam- fed Edwards possibility about a year, a year- pus is and-a-half, before ttur decision slowing learning about the pro- was made." gram cuts. SJSU was the last California In May, Edwards was gearing State lJniversity to idler men's up for another season of men' s gymnastics. Edwards said. gymnastics. Being the coach of Men's tennis, on the other hand, San Jose State University's is still offered at several CSI's, Robert Sern-a ,, team, one of the few men's gym- including San Diego Suite Ruth Y. Hashimoto, a Heart Mountain internment victim, previewed the Heart Mountain photography exhibit commissioned by nastics teams left, Edwards was University, Sonoma State magazine. The exhibit, which has never been seen by the public, runs through March 15 at Santa Clara University's de Saisset busy recruiting new players, University and San Eranciscii Museum. Admission is free and museum hours are Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m For full story see page 5. planning practices and devising State University, Hubbell said. fund-raising strategies. Cal State-Northridge faced a Edwards' plans came to an similar predicament this year abrupt halt when President According to the school's Robert Caret approved the Athletics Department, a deci- Homeless alliance reaches out Athletics Board decision to can- sion in June to cut men's base- cel both men's gymnastics and ball, volleyball, soccer and SJSU Sociology Club -Our mission is to unite the homeless "They have needs and I'd like to flush out tennis and reinstate men's cross swimming was met with much joins and to enniurage the non -homeless to get their needs arid help,- Wells said country May 12. criticism. A loan of $5S6,000 downtown ministry in an involved,- said Scott Wagers, the With the exception ot Wagers arid N.incy "I'm having a difficult time was taken out in order to rein- Community Homeless Alliance Ministry Nichols. outreach coordinator tor the trying to understand why the state the four sports on Aug. 4. effort to involve students program director and minister Community Homeless Alliance Ministry, board did what they did," But beyond the emotions fidt and to create a forum Wagers is the. founder of the all most of the volunteers are homeless or have Edwards said. "We always by Edwards, Hubbell and oth- which he started when he was a student at been in the past. seemed to have a nice little ers, questions arise over why By Shaydn Enthi pour 5.151' in 1991. Then, it was called the The alliance. meets every Tuesday it 11 crowd at meets, were successful and how the programs at SJSU Staff Writer Student Homeless Alliance. a.m, for a meeting zend a meal Members in fund raising and only took up were cut in May. Will Wells wants to revive the student come together to discuss legal isisoes and 1 percent of the Athletics According to officials in the The Community. Homeless Alliance alliance. The first thing he wants to do is fair rights regarding the homeless Department's budget." Athletics Department, the Ministry and San Jose State I niversity create it thrum for both the homeless and 'topics currently being di,cii,,ed Nyithin Along with Edwards, former Sociology Club are m the process iif trynig students, so if they have any grievance's the group include local homeless shelter.:, h0f0010,44. they can disco,, SJSU men's tennis coach John See Sports cuts, page 8 to get students inviilved veith the them. See ('HAM, inqte 6 Moss Landing blesses, breaks ground By Shnyda r to need additinnal money to fin- land before the program and the l'IontereA It is \ipioriiiin Stall.Writir ish the construction there will he one after the Research instil he Is "They FEN1A paid $12 ind- dance." said Ann 'Marie' Sayers, excited to cirllih1110 f twit lihratA, After years of wanting, mi ium," said Gary Greene, Nhiss a member of the party' Siticu hilth ph. I.- reall% struction is set to begin iin Landing director "At the in it "Ilonnring ancestors who are good resoill new filar-me laboratory 111 Moss us .0 a $21) million project ,o v,e here is IflipOrtallt. Our descen- lioughly 11;Ini 1.1(lilt 111,111 Landing for the California %sent out to rinse !Mak from dants are still here By law, NTS ;Ifld OH' ,(111.01, State. University system Valli., foundations that support Moss Landing must pay :Meri- have ofaiiined .111 .1%11.10' ,0 Iii "This priaect has tiiken tar I hings like this" t tilIl lo us and they are doing so grants each. genii ating osir' too long," said 'film kins, ut The latior:itor first opened in a respectful way It's an $32 million tor tiii,eari hiand the. Monterey Count% in 190i ;Ind is optiliallid inC0f1 honor to he affiliated with educat ton Supervisors, :it Froliie, s mind 0Inctlinn with them laboratia re,earchers breaking. "Moss I .erotnrig seven California The school have. made significant Marine Laboratory ha, .1 long St t "The whole idea of is currently findings. mit s int standing commitmerit to cum Moss Landing is to located in Loeb. prodi..--,o .it !manly sere ice r s fl if , Salinas Moss Landing found in The tentative thin, for the II a y 55 a r if . set dreams and the approximate- the krill and "alp populations in opening of the flua laborator if N1iinterey Hay, ly 12 miles the Antarctic and last sear Ken construction begins this fall. is Sacra rn e fl I 0, facility is a dream." from the Johnson and Kenneth Coale, 14 to ih month,: it !nay he. San Francisco. ocean, which professors at \loss 1 ,inding. delayed until the spring S:10 Jose mid makes it dif- conducted experiment, the because ui the protected rainfall SI:011,1;10, Sin Robert Caret ticult to go effects ot hment on this a inter J(1,0 S1310 SJSU president from the the productie its it %eaters near The. laboratory has operated University is shore to the the Galapagos Islands in Salinas since 11is9 when the lire' lead cam laboratories "Our 4t lldi.111, conic Mit of old N1iiss Landing laboratory pos. us huh takes care of the lab with samples to study. this place and become influen- was 4100110;0d III t hi, Lorna iiratury's budget and grants "This is where the school tial." said tiregiir Caillet. Privta Earthquake The ortgimil The program Ilprfll'd Wail in belongs." said Seaberry Moss Landing proles,or site. %as unsafe tor recimstriai Origin id Hunisen American 'Williams, a graduate student at "Moss Landing 1, a us inner tion so a rica site. 00 Ilolil 111111, Nat use' song by Linda Yamitne Moss Landing. "They have been Vnte,rprise: -.Aid Hobert used ;Is a bon al for Rumsen trom the Concurring Native' there i Salinas, for eight years ('ant, Sari .11,1` Siatl' slimy Indians, a.i purchased. acciod American Parties, ;111 issuiciui- iend it has made some classes ITniversity preside tit 'We gi int SJSU President Robert Caret spoke at the Moss Landing Marine mg to Moss Landing displays hon (If local residents It ended difficult, hut they have dealt unite hundred, it ,todents Lab dedication. Caret explained that as a consortium campus, San The l'eiter al Emergency with i Native American dance with it well." idea cif Moss I :ending is Jose State played a key role in biological research in Northern Management Agency. knov.ii as hy the Concurring Native Even many of the neighbors Iii set dreams and the facility r: California When complete. the Moss Landing Marine Lab will be FENIA. has helped hind part of American PartleS can't wait for the new facility a dream " one of the leading marine research stations in the world. the project, but the lab is going "There wits a blessing of the Dave Coleman, a librarian at OPINION Tuesday, September 23, 1997 Page 2 SPARTAN DAILY 'Deadbeat dads' must assume more parental responsibility their Government statistics show 85 percent of all youths about time that nom received at least a portion of why custodial par- accountable Ibr just how devastating an effect sitting in prisons grew up in ICs-teppedthe plate and the amount they were owed ents did not receive actions. child needs the absence of a father can be fatherless homes. ivegviti [Akan.: their rirent- three-fourths of the time. an award were A love, guidance, food, for the nearly 22 percent of 75 percent of all adoles- Inil re-ponshilities serwle-1.% For the the other 50 percent, either they didn't American children in father- cent patients in chemical abuse t- ,I vvinyin the custodial parent was with want it or the shelter, clothes, a good education and less households: centers came from fatherless prv 2nant net viv, Iv, -tipport his any financial support from absent parent could host of other 63 percent of youth sui- homes. i I .vvl v... V v - v.! vvvriii lv itni the missing parent. not pay. a items, It is both cides come from fatherless Men need to start putting ti The Department of Health Although these rit, to pro- homes. their children first. Even if a and Human Services reported reasons seem justi- parents' duty 1 I 11,71.(1 Stall-- l’tn,ti, custody, a aren't vide these things. 90 percent of all homeless mother retains sole 'inn 11 , -1'11,.tft ti 111.11 f ill Ilt that if all the child support fiable, they When a man does and runaway children are from father must make an effort to Ilitil,Chtd(1:-. in cif hy Americans were to They are pathetic. \1tI’l I I -, 11111,.1 stay involved in his child's life. reduce the lame t'XCLISeS. not take an active fatherless homes. in 1 t 9: .,' , I. .g t pAll'Ill V..1.- it would CATHERINE SPENCER role in his son or 71 percent of all high 1 \. I 'it it her 200 billion cost of welfare by Anyone who mothers laughter's life, the child suf- school dropouts come from 1. it Hit. 25 percent. fathers a child. or Catherine Spencer is a Spartan that matter, must be fers. fatherless homes. t' , dial parent The most common reason child for Daily Senior Staff Writer. Frustrated drivers Editorial will find no solution Cutting sports a mistake

It., I )IK ti t Vito vi' Wilde a rising gas prices C:11, for mistake Iv.- a principle that the Athletic's Board and the prices at the gas pump have been dri- President Itohert Caret need to learn quick Ifving you crazy and leaving your pockets hoard's recommendation to cut the empty, don't worry you're not alone. tv.vISl ICS iiiil it'11111S tdiiilid WaS The price of gas L..? well planned. executed or legitimized. has suddenly soared .\i-cording Ii AtIdet lc Director Tiiiii out of control once. Uremia:1, the decision to cut these two teams, again, leaving while reinstating the men's cross country California drivers, !emu. W;1, MI(' of "print it's including myself, 1.1.1iose priorities is Brennan speaking of! angry and frustrated. The priorities of the iithletic department as To add insult to ,t injury, we in the Bay Tti, priorities of MI I two Area happen to be Wilo 1111W 11:1VI no sport to participate iti? forking out the most AMY BANKSTON i )rpprhaps thi.v are merely the priorities of money per gallon of the members of the Athletic Board, who seem gasoline than anywhere else in the United io he trying to fulfill the requirements if Title States. IX legislation by cutting teams they don't see According to the California Automobile as money makers or of importance to S.ISI" Association, San Francisco drivers are suffer- And its stAidt.fit, ing the most from the gas hike by paying an 'fins decision \vas also deemed "sudden- hy q;INN FEIGN. average of $1.53 a gallon, while San Jose dri- tIi' Academic Sivrivne, who reviewed the pro vers being milked for an average of $1.47 a gal- vvv.-.11s for thivse cuts void recommended that lon. Ivn-vvient i'virvvt igivvvre the Athletic liovird - Zealots should save their breath Perhaps high gas prices are one of the perks recommenclatiims of living in the Silicon Valley, the bastion of Vet. despite Academic St’lliitt technology, but if that is true, then sorry, we're a letter in response I was raised a Catholic, went lions hid avInvissivms Inv Kenneth Peter, chair Ireceived not interested. to my column last week con- to parochial schools most of my of the senat vv, that the process hy %Ouch these It's absurd. On an average weekday, I see cerning my views on God. life and it did nothing other programs were identified for elimination was cars backed up, waiting in line at least ten min- This anonymous letter invit- than turn me off to religion faulty and rushed. (-iiret approved recolumen- utes just to save a few pennies and pay $1.39 a ed me to seek God at the completely. lat ions 1 liii the programs gallon for regular unleaded gasoline. upcoming Billy Graham If I wanted to belong to the While hilfillinent ofvTitle IX requirements is And for what? The answer is that big oil Crusade in San Jose. church, I would never have all important goal, the elimination of ineMs companies have been shipping large amounts There were several things abandoned my faith (which was gymnastics and tennis to achieve this goal was of oil out of California, which inevitably has that ran through my head as I never that strong to begin not the wviy to go depleted our state supply. looked over my mail. with). I don't think a Billy Tti, rashness with which this decision was But it gets worse. Since the California legis- The first dealt with some- Graham revival is going to pro- made caused problems. not only for the roadi- lature decided in 1996 to clean up our air by thing this person wrote on the vide me with a life-altering e, ;111(1 ill illfif In these sports, hut reducing auto emissions with a special refor- card. It said, "There are lots of epiphany. tor the student body vis a whole. mulated fuel, our gas hasn't been an easy item out there, I agree... If anything was going to Caret void t he At hlivt it's Board should admit hypocrites to replenish. This situation is felt by many con- but in the same beat there are A alThl I illIT1t4 change my beliefs it would have hey made a when cutting these sports sumers every time they need to fill up. been the birth of my son or the hid reinstate them until proper consideration plenty of over-looked believers." So what are we to do? of my grandmother. The closest thing of this issue can he made I completely agree. Last week, I wrote death Unfortunately not much, except maybe pray to "finding God" was the moment of clarity about how the athletes should give witness to to the "Gas Gods" and hope they take pity on alcoholics like me get starting sobriety. their beliefs through their actions. There are us, (a prayer not likely to be answered I. In my sobriety, all the promises of AA have millions of people out there who do exactly Consumers are basically stuck, and will been fulfilled. I am fulfilling a dream by that, which, despite my heathenistic ways, most likely be forced to continue paying at the makes me happy for those who do iiave faith. going to school. I have a fabulous family and Opinion page policies pump for a very long time. I am finally comfortable inside my own skin. I have no problem with religion. What I do If you remember the good old days when you Reader, ennouraged to expre.n themaelves on the Opinion have a problem with are those people who This wasn't the case as a practicing page with,. 1,Iter to the Editor or Campus Viewpoint. could fill up your tank for just about $10, forget '4(41 -word response to an twill. or point use God, Jesus Christ and their faith for per- Catholic and alcoholic. In recovery, I do A Letter to the Editor is a them, those days are long gone, never to return ot view that has appeared in the Spartan Daily sonal gain or leverage in certain situations. believe in a higher power, but as an agnostic Cainpus Viewpoint is s 450 -word eiway on current campus, paid.. again. A Those people make me ill and if I prayed, I I don't know what it is nor do I care to 1.1 or sm-ial isenee Yes, this price gauge on gasoline is ridicu- Suhrmasions become the property of the Spartan [lady and may would pray for their judgment to be swift and research what it is. and length Submissions must lous, and all consumers have a legitimate right he edited fnr clanty, grammar. libel vengeful. My higher power makes the sun come up contain the author's name, address, phone number, signa- to complain about it. ture and major. My other thought was amusement. It in the East and set in the West. That's all I And even though all of our moaning and Suhnnsainno may be put in the Letters in the Editor box at the never fails that when I express my non-belief need to know. Spartan [lady Office in Dwight Rental Hall Room 2041, sent by fax to groaning won't drop the price of gas, we will be or mailed to the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, to people of faith, Christians are notoriously I don't need to be saved. If I ever do, I'm Mai 924.3237 able to get the anger out of our systems. This 5,-bond of Journalism and MM. Communication., San Jose State the worst, but not necessarily the only ones, sure you zealots will be easy to find. I 'tiivernity, ()11. Waalungton Square, San Jive, CA 140102-01414 moaning will also help us prepare ourselves for who try to tell me about their God and how Mditorialn are written by, and are the commun. of, the the next time we as consumers are exploited by Spartan Daily editors, not the staff, believing in their Savior will change my life. Aaron Williams is a Senior Staff Writer for nini tnivnntortnnottilo tin not naraantinly reflect the big time oil companies. l'111.11.11,11 11111111411A Please people, save your breath; my life is the Spartan Daily. His column appears every the views of the Spartan Deily. the School nf Journalism and Mane Tuesday. Mrimunications or SJSI T perfectly fine. Amy Bankston is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer.

SPARTAN DAILY One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Simpkins editorial a refreshing change of pace '4081 924.3280 E-mail: SDAILY(Hmc.sisu.edu Feeling that the headlines on Alan Simpkins truly "left behind a and all of us who really knew him are Alan Simpkins' death in the legacy of (one) who believed in the richer because of his generous spirit. EDITORIAL ADVERTISING local daily paper didn't do him true meaning of giving ..." to use Eseeubvis Editor Advertising Director justice --- to wit, "wealth," "million," your words. He was wealthy in that George P. Carter Managing Editor Art Director Production Editor Retail Manager etc. your editorial (Sept. 11 i he WaS a giving man. SJSU Planned Giving Officer Assistant Production Editor Marketing Manager ' refreshed me. I'm sure that Phyllis, his family, Photo Editor .’ Downtown/ Entertainment Mgr Opinion Editor Chief Photographer National Manager Sports Editor ’. Marketing Assistant Beethoven curator offers 'clarification' of facts Entertainment Editors Retail Account Executives: pleased to see the article in years, along with several other fac- In a related story in the same Iwas Lifestyle Editor your Sept. 18 issue on the si mi lies of Beethoven's manuscripts, issue, your reporter failed to give the Senior Staff Writers: Beethoven Center's recent acqui- The item purchased in Paris is a location of the Chicano Library Downtown/ Entertainment Executives: Stall Writers: sitions. However, I would like to clar- rare first edition of the score, which Resource Center. That center, the ify some confusion of fact. is in pristine condition. This edition Beethoven Center, the Steinbeck Artists: The "rain -streaked" score of the is particularly special because it Center, the Legislators' archives and famous "Appassionata" sonata was shows the ownership signature of a the University Library Special OregMes not purchased in Paris last Spring young woman whose family was very Collections are all located on the Advisors: Advertising but is actually a published copy of close to Beethoven when this work third floor of Wahlquist North. I Photographers: Beethoven's original manuscript, was composed. In fact, the encourage all students to take Photo which he was carrying with him dur- "Appassionata" was dedicated to her advantage of these unique resources ing his stormy encounter at Prince brother, Franz von Bruswick, and here at SJSU. Illustrators Lichnowsky's castle. The Beethoven Beethoven may well have himself Patricia Elliott Noon Room rirthfer4 tel Fos 4f -n 924 3282 Advantaing 408 924 A270 Spartan Daily (USPS509 4801.5 published ovory Center huts owned this copy for many presented this copy of the score to Beethoven Center curator antr(n) rot, tor ,trir or ortarna ,rnar VS and ,stamoatort 115 Penman postai. pad at San Jo. and addrttnnal Oka, Meat sun,,,onne atrontad rat A rantaindor of aomestot bas/s POSTMASTER Sand arldre55 changes to ha Spartan Daly Franz's sister. con tnaa State rftntrottaly Orto Wash.Von Sousa Son Jose CA 95192-0149 Tuesday, September 23. 1997 SPARTAN DAILY Page 3 Jamba Juice 'smoothly' debuts in Student Union By Christine M. Leas smoothies available at the Staff Writer wooden counter run between $3.25 and $3.95 a smoothie, People on campus seem "The theory which includes a free shot of vit- juiced over the newest dining behind Jamba amins. addition on campus, despite the According to Nina one-week delay in opening. Juice is that the Kalmoutis, retail operations Jamba Juice, the restaurant manager for Spartan Dining chain specializing in fruit drinks are meal Services, the prices for the shakes and health food such as replacements. If fruity drinks are well justified energy bars, opened its doors and may even be purchased officially in the Student Union you look at it in through the gold "debit" cards Monday. Jamba Juice is located offered through Dining in the space vacated by the that regard, the Services. Redhawk Cafe. The Cafe is now "The theory behind Jamba located in the building across couple of bucks Juice is that the drinks are from the Student Union are actually meal replacements," Kalmoutis Cafeteria. said. "If you look at it in that According to worker lan cheaper than a regard, the couple of bucks are Ciechanowski, a line had actually cheaper than a full already formed at 8 a.m. full meal meal somewhere else." "For a brand new store, it's somewhere else." The move to bring Jamba been surprisingly busy," Juice to campus came about Ciechanowski said. shortly after a student survey Students had even asked - Nina Kalmoutis was completed last spring. about Jamba Juice before its retail operations manager "Student overwhelmingly grand opening Monday. Jambri opted for a juice restaurant Juice was supposed to have from the other options," opened one week ago but was and I usually go there. This is Kalmoutis said. The survey delayed due to missing equip more convenient for MP," asked students on campus ment. Ricaporte said, taking ;t draw inquired after students' taste Still, students didn't seem from her I fa w a i an Lust for fast food chains, like Posh vexed over the opening delay smoothie. Bagel or Taco Bell. Victor Alday found his "I'm usually not a breakfast "We have a wonderful prod- orange-colored smoothie to be a person, hilt I really like fruit," uct that appeals to the health great "energy boost" on his way Ramirez said, and gestured aspect in many students lives," Citrus to class Monday morning. toward her "refreshing" Kalmoutis said. "I didn't even know this was Squeeze. Jamba Juice is open from 8 the first day," Alday said. Ile However, iii it everything is am to 7 p.m., Monday thru added that it is really great that peachy about Jambi' Juice. Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the restaurant is now on cam- Complaints iiver the pricey Friday, in accordance with pus. drinks abound. many students Student Union hours. Jamba Friends Sonia Ricaporte and testify. Juice is closed Saturday and Robert Green found Ins Mona Ramirez enjoyed their Sunday. Scott Lochner/ Spartan Daily selections in the dining hall and Banana Berry drink "pretty "We are up and running. Scooping up the fruit, Brigehe Mayhew (left) and Luiz Esparza prepare a Raspberry Raz Mataz for a expensive raved about the newest place to good" but "too to my Come on over," said Michelle customer of the new Jamba Juice in the Student Union. Jamba Juice began blending a variety of fruit grab a quick bite on campus. liking." Gendreati. executive director of shakes for students on Monday. "I have one near my house, The eight selections of Spartan Shops. New lens may win FDA approval Wilson gives millions for flood relief SACRAMENTO I AP Cot' Pole Wilson The 10 project,: in the bill were recommended UNIVERSAL CITY, (AP) human eye that the more oxy- soft lenses now on the market. signed a $4.7 million bill Monday to repair dam- by the Flood Emergency Action Team that Wilson A revolutionary contact lens gen that passes through a soft 'We're talking about replac- ages from last winter's floods and study how to convened after last January's floods. allows more oxygen than ever contact lens, the fewer bacteria ing all contact lenses in the prepare for future deluges. Three of the projects, costing a total of $1.8 to reach the eye, lowering risk get a chance to stick to surface country" said Cavanagh. 'They "We must do everything possible to ensure million. will evaluate current flood protection and of infection and allowing the cells and cause trouble. 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Lit I, "la ARMT ROTC TM MAR= COMM COMM TOO CAM TAXI ^ SPORTS Tuesday. September 23. 1997 Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Dodgers fading SJSU held scoreless on road Shrader said. "The By Anthony Perez back Staci Stall Writer scores don't tell the whole story. fast in NI West People have to come out and see It inav have heen better for us play to judge how good we ..\11,11(1.1%. tiiish thi vitr %%All the 5.151' v.iimen's soccer team are." I - . . ill, San 1/iegii to put player biographies tin the Olin made some minor P fl. iiiil back of IT cartons rather changes to the team's field posi- \Viqinesil.i nights ;it Doilgtrt than an I s -page program. tioning to try to create more N1 , 111 , Awn and tour The Spartans have spent on scoring opportunities over the kit l.:..tinst the Itockies in much time on the road that the weekend. While it enabled \I \\.. : ohiraclo starting Thursday fans may have thought the ath- SJSU to fire off more shots, it inght letes were missing in action. also allowed Pepperdine and -d.is. ii. \tier plaving in San Ihego having played only tint it their CSC to have many scoring ill Ill \1Ii,I\!light. the lliants eight games :it home opportunities on the Spartans' g.inies in Colorado This past weekend the net. tt,, is, 11;1- littI In 11111,11111V with thrl.l. Spartans .3-1-1 spent their The Spartans will play ltiii. .1\1:1111,..1 t hi Pailres in third straight weekend on the against Wyoming at 7:30 p.m. ..t --Ai, Francisco road and again returned home Friday at Spartan Stadium for I ii I i nit marie a thlif- with mixed results only their second home game of I \\ loll ...MCC i. Iii,-\\111g in live riitys." Ili spite having a scoreless the year. . tier te.irn than l'ia/ta said \\t VI, got six road trip this past weekend. ',H.' 1/lgers man- games left. hop...fully WI. can SJSI managed to escape with Notes: : iifter his pull off a nuirliiIt Itti lilt only one loss. Pepperdine beat Mia Duran has not played T o the colormio going to sav it s looking good 5.151 3-0 Friday night, but the since a scrimmage against Sunday night. frustrating. it rt.allv Spartans were able to sneak out Stanford in August when she it Oh two game- It seems like we're ilist find - of the 1.0s Angeles Coliseum hurt her knee. A scope of her 'omits "We Just mg ways to lost. We're ;1 little with ti scoreless tie ;igainst the knee done Friday showed no Ii ihiltt1/ Wit it iinharriissed right now If ve University of Southern damage was done. She will / ()Ill hing an(' time- coulci win the remaining California after playing for 120 begin practicing again today. , tting ganies. something can hap- minutes. Carter said Duran will return I I iod have been pen We'rt iJigr and clisap- "It was a ti nigh weekend," once her cardiovascular capaci- Ii; u t hi II\ tponted. v.e.ve heen inirking said 5.151. head coach Philippe ty improves. . -treak. losing 2-1 ttii 111111 \ 1111St1ik( Olin "I set up the schedule to be ! -.. ri-ri arid 6-1 Plii//:1 1/1..Calill till. St'ClItld demanding." 13 garnes player (LVE'r i0 hit a home run The schedule has entailed a tht I torigiq s out It Ihidger Stadium in lot of traveling around helping the Ihicigers take a Fi- California. but Min said he did- WAC Standings 1! -kid began on t lead over the Ilickies alter n't think that has been a factor Women's soccer , I II .11/..’.11., 11.1d it. I Ii three innings on in Ins team's level of play or has Pacific Div. Conference Overall !,,tl night fatigued them in any way. He Tam WLTWLT \ liut Los Angeles got only also dismissed that it may hurt 8 0 0 .i one hit after that v. hide them later on in the season. BYU 0 0 0 Mitch Cart wright I Sportun Dreiv 4 2 1 it ' Ill ill pill .1 Colorado si..ored nine Ilili111- "They have endured the trav- San Diego St. 0 0 0 a ball during practice Monday. After ;11111. . I S togrthei. !1%ered rum- eling without any problems," SJSU forward Momi Aiu boots Fresno St. 0 0 0 4 4 0 this past weekend, the Spartans will meet plaers re trying ti dii ever. Olin said. "They have already being swept on the road Hawaii 0 0 0 3 4 1 Stadium. is I, A \ ililVt. il/ Iii thing wi con rfo.- center field gotten used to sleeping II) differ- the Wyoming Cowgirls at 7 p.m. Friday at Spartan Spartans 0 0 0 3 4 1 1 - I 'Vol:, k of effort. er ()to. Nixon said. so they won't have a ent places, will get us on the top of the get acclimated to their sur- Utah 0 0 0 3 6 0 ..,3 \thing; up to "Sometimes..iiii get in a rut. problem when the Western WA( roundings." Mountain Div. Conference Overall I W. 1,1 meetings. You don't want it to buir)pert Conference league At h let ic Dawn Carter, S.JSU's gradu- The sche,1 tile. which ;iccord- Team WLT WI.T kid right flow vhen it crunch games, start " ate assistant athletic trainer ing to Olin is the 10th toughest New Mexico 0 0 0 6 1 0 1 it. III ;ill it. 11111' Defenders Alicia Elemen said she has seen no fatigue non-conlerence schedule in the Tulsa 0 0 0 6 2 0 :.d(11.(1. " if,1 It iX itni.iortarit echoed Ill ins feeling about the type injuries from the Spartan's country., has not been a blow to 0 6 2 1 off "Tile (hi:int, games left I1opetii11. ,Ae can schedule. SMU 0 0 road trips. the team's confidence hut has 4 0 II win all turn it around these hist 1,1)( have the Air Force 0 0 0 4 Its been weat to They don't travel very far so resulted in a below .500 record. - games nee(' all of them." Elemen said. UTEP 0 0 0 3 4 1 tough schedule." we don't see fatigue injuries," "Right now our record doesn't Tile I (odger... svho were (di mentally and physi- TCU 0 0 0 2 5 0 "It gets us Carter said. "If they do go a long portray how well we've been for the WA('. It Wyoming 0 0 0 0 7 0 cally prepared ways they have time to rest and playing," Spartan defensive

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September 23. 1997 SPARTAN DAILY Page injustice d see Exhibit cuts to the `Heart of aywe Executive Order By Yvonne Ohuinukini-Urness spirit of the imprisoned people. resistance, signed Staff Writer One photograph shows a young 9066, ordering all individuals of iinor couple holding their small child, Japanese ancestry to be evacuated posi- During the bitter-cold winter of standing proudly in front of the cam- from the West Coast. more 1942, LIFE magazine commissioned era, the barracks and Heart The San Jose State College men's the husband-and-wife photographers, Mountain in the background. A sec- gymnasium, then located at the cor- ibled Otto Hagel and Hansel Mieth, to ond photograph shows two fathers ner of 4th and San Carlos streets, ts, it document life at the Heart Mountain sitting on an army-issued cot, bottle- was the first stop in the nightmare and Relocation Center, an internment feeding the small infants on their journey for many of those people. wing camp located in northwest Wyoming laps. A third shows a young woman The men's gymnasium was set up as tans' and home to 3,000 of Santa Clara creating a flower arrangement from a Civil Control Station where the Valley's evacuated Japanese resi- wood and paper flowers. But the head of each Japanese family, as well play dents. The photographs, which were photographs don't stop there. as single Japanese persons, had to p.m. never published by LIFE during the Mieth and Nagel also saw the appear for registration. Evacuation n for war, are now on display at Santa irony and injustice of the situation. began the following day. ne of Clara University's de Saisset Included in the exhibit are pho- Mamoru Inouye, who lived with Museum. tographs of internees repairing a his family in Los Gatos at the time of When Hansel Mieth and the evacuation, spent three her late husband Otto and a half years interned ayed Hagel arrived at Heart people at Heart Mountain. He ainst Mountain, the tempera- "My heart bled for the poor returned to Los Gatos after she ture was a chilling 28 made to endure those Arctic condi- the closure of the camp. E' her degrees below zero. Inouye, the exhibit's cura- d no "My heart bled for the tions....Nothing had prepared them tor, noticed some of the , will poor people made to photographs at a gallery in oday. endure those Arctic condi- for such a long and bitter winter." San Francisco and sought !turn tions." Mieth recalls in the out the photographers. paci- exhibit's catalog. "Nothing "This collection of pho- had prepared them for Hansel Mieth tographs by Hansel Mieth such a long and bitter win- LIFE photographer and Otto Hegel is testa- ter." ment to the tragic conse- Known for their com- quences of what the passionate portrayals of mankind, broken water main which had burst Commission on Wartime Relocation the photographers' images of life in from the extreme cold, a couple and Internment of Civilians conclud- the camp reflected a very human, standing in front of a barbed wire ed was the result of 'race prejudice, and rather sympathetic, view of the fence, and students standing at war hysteria and a failure of political internees. Unfortunately, America's attention in the snow while saluting leadership,'" Inouye writes in the flag. In the exhibit's exhibit's catalog. 00 social and political climate wasn't as the American and catalog, Nleith writes that she was According to the catalog, the 2 1 sympathetic to the Japanese decided not to pub- amazed that the internees could exhibit was organized to fulfill pho- 4 0 LIFE magazine the Heart Mountain pho- bring themselves to salute a symbol tographer Mieth's wish "that a wider 4 1 lish tographs. Although El few of the pho- of liberty in America. audience know about the story of 4 1 tos were later included a Time-Life This year marks the 55th Heart Mountain." The photographs Photos courtesy of Time/ Life 60 book series, the entire collection has anniversary of the evacuation of tell the story of the internees with *rail never been on display in America 110,000 persons of Japanese ances- clarity and honesty. Mieth's husband "Behind Barbed Wire" is part of the photo exhibit "The Heart Mountain Story" until now. try, two-thirds of them American cit- Hiegel died in 1974; Mieth still lives which depicts the lives of Japanese Americans during their internment throughout couple 1 0 Though certainly a historical izens, from thee West Coast during on the Santa Rosa ranch the World War II. Photographers Hansel Mieth and Otto Hagel were forbidden by the shared. 2 0 account of life in the camp, the pho- World War II. military police to picture the barbed wire surrounding the relocation camp, but they Roosevelt, The "Heart Mountain" exhibit is 2 tographs go beyond that. The 35 pho- President Franklin D. managed to capture this image. to the public Tuesday through 4 0 tographs, while journalistic in under pressure from the military tree strength and and fueled by fears of Japanese Saturday at the de Saisset Museum. 4 nature, capture the 5 0 7 0 'Blouse' returns to SJSU By Kim Skolnick Shot mostly um campus, the The Slackers are anything but Entertainment Editor film focuses on a college pro- fessor coerced to start a class By Christine M. Lists music and "happy" lyrics. These With most full-length movie project which changes the way Staff Writer guys are having a ball and want budgets reaching into the tens people think about thee things you to know it. Grab your beer of millions of dollars, two they buy. Kahn said. It's tough to be different. and don't spill any as you SJSU professors have pro- "Our consumerism has In a world of Jewel, Snoop dance! duced the university's first important consequences, not Doggy Dogg and No Doubt, if From the album's first cut, feature film on $5,000. only for Americans, hut for you don't fit in, forget it. "Cooking for Tommy," to the bal- "The Blouse from people living in other parts of Or in the case of the lad-esque "Watch This"; from Bangladesh," is a joint project the world," (liner said. Slackers, just down a cold Bud the up-tempo "Come Back from thee Sociology and The film features a cast of and start a band. Baby" to the Theatre Arts departments. over 100 unpaid faculty and With its second major-release cover, "Tin Tin Deo," the band "It's a pretty remarkable to student actors. album, "Redlight," due out keeps a lively beat that gets produce something of this kind "There was i certain today, the Slackers seem poised your toes tapping. of quality with this kind of amount of arm hi tsting and for stardom, or at least one of In fact, the band's edgy budget," said David Kahn. the- calling in favors," Kahn said. those of gold stars that your appeal is reminiscent of early atre arts professor and co- "The Blouse from first-grade teacher affixed on Cake, with a freshness sorely director of the film. Bangladesh" will he presented the best drawing. needed in today's musical pop Sociology Chair Bob Winer. Wednesday at 4.30 p.111 in the The Slackers is unlike any- circles. co-director of the film, also Engineering Auditorium, room thing you've ever heard before. Unfortunately, "Redlight" wrote the script. 189, admission is free. The seven-member band plays may not sell well because of its primarily "ska-beat" music, a uniqueness. It's a shame, too. The melange of , punk, alter- Photo courtesy of Slackers try so hard that native and Big Band that even vocalist Ruggiero's raspy appeals to the - The Slackers originally hail These seven New Yorkers voice commands notice. beatnik-cigarette-espresso in from New York, and the group play with an energy and exu- Put it this way: The Slackers all of us. was formed six years ago. The berance that can only be found ain't no Sheryl Crow. Problems? 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CHAM: Homeless Left: San Jose Police officer Maria Garcia enjoys a moment of ('oot. ti tatur Iii!?? 1),1g,t / the park, Knell said "Homelessness is an issue laughter with her colleagues dur- opening, iie\ shelter- in Sim that touches the social issues. ing the open forum discussion Jose Anil a series ot community concepts ot inequality, pOW r with women interested in careers meetI ngs regarding St 4.11111', ri HA tire. economics, race and in law enforcement at the Exploration Fair I'.1,k 'I he San Jose (it\ ot gender," said %VIII SJSU Women's Career Minium; And Sociology Club president. at Evergreen Valley College, liev,lopment [1111 l53111,tuu \Vagers said there are 16,000 Saturday. Over 50 women interest- relllialel 4.1111ea homeless people in Santa Clara ed in careers in law enforcement "The city it anis 1,, utalati. the County Ninety four percent, hi. got to quiz a panel of eight SJPD park and get the homeless out said, live in Still female officers about their careers of there." Nichols said "'lliey're "I /or vision is to ()pen every and experiences in law enforce- asking hir :i,u2011.0(i1) lip front to abittl(1011ed 11011Se III SIM .111Se: ment start the project ..ind t hi. total Wagers said "\Ve'd like to see project cost it ill be million. I them rlIll by people who are don't understand Nr\ it going homeless or have experiences of to cost that much being homeless" ;’:..) million in the most Vagturs sAtti (ht. alliance is Below: SJSU junior Angelica Gonzalez, 27, tackles the physi- part ii ill go to moving the St trying to think of flew WayS of James Senior Center. an lit it I- hell/1141r I Ile IlISIteleSS problem cal agility testing course during nes center for the elderly. which because each pursuit) has a the SJPD-sponsored Women's occupies one fourth ol the park unique experience of being Career Exploration Fair at and %%as originally a temporary homeless and the old ways Evergreen Valley College's site. s.iid Nuielle commit aren't working fur them. Criminal Justice Training Center, uncations ohm:Igor tor the S;til "\Ve want to get San Jose Saturday. State students involved with "Tile meeting it :is the second us," 1Vager, Said "St Ildt'flt S in .1 series It tti'i'tilii' tut du, Make a huge dillerimci. with the cut,- .tirttung tut do homeless, but students have a sumituthutig to rt.chtint the park," stereotype idea about the home- Knell said "There Is a large less and the only way to change huttmuliu pttpulat mut anti the that is by talking V.101 thorn " drug dealing that putt tun there "People are afraid of the Women explore ;ire hitt that prevent a tiroaci homeless because it's unknown use It the park " to theni." \Neils said "Id like to At the next community IlleCI- communicate ti/ other clubs on 114; they will locus ori social campus and invite them to dis- law enforcement Issues before they discuss anv cii-- solutions to the problem." landscaping anti cleaning up of' By Doug Burkhardt Staff Writer Of the 1,340 officers that "The longer we do make up the San .lose Police things the more Sacred cemetery flepartment, 109 are female. The department made an public attention attempt to improve that drastic we'll get." bulldozed by dealer 11111111/Pr With its second kVoinen's Career Exploration PORTLAND tAP ) -- A fed- agencies, Spires hired a con- Fair held at the Evergreen - Sergeant Gary Drake eral judge sentenced a south- tractor to shore up a 70-year- Valley College Criminal Justice San Jose Police Officer ern Oregon car dealer to four old dam to establish a wet- Training Center on Sept 20. years' probation Monday for land on his River's End Ranch A panel of women police offi- 25 miles north of Lakeview. bulldozing an ancient Indian cers looking to motivate strident Good Morning America, attend- a Prosecutors said lie should burial ground to improve prospects led a discussion ed a number of job fairs and have known the land was a small dam on his ranch. regarding their careers and placed ads with the San Jose 5,000-year-old Indian village U.S. District Judge experiences. as well as depart Mercury News. Drake said the Malcolm Marsh accepted the site, Inept relit/ s on the San police force is always looking for initially was sentence for ()liver Spires, 43, Spires Jose force Officers, who pot new avenues to reach female charged with a felony but, as of Klamath Falls as part of a their careers on display, spoke recruit s. part of the settlement, the settlement of a series of law- to a room of 60 people. "We even recruited audience was reduced to two suits. charge "I was extra proud to put my members at the San Jose misdemeanor counts of dis- But Marsh said that state uniform on for the first Lasers games. It was fun," turbing an architectural site and federal agencies that 35 -year-old officer Maria Garcia Drake said. "We are catering to While no approved the dam project on federal land. said. "I felt ready to go out and women but its open to everyone. of the blame. human remains were found deserve a share make a difference and now I Women can do this job just as Under the settlement, on the land that was dis- know I made that difference." good as men. The general public must help pay for the turbed, some human bone Spires Garcia said she was initially thinks this is a man's job but reburial of Indian remains fragments were found in the appointed to a narcotics task they are wrong. There are also and funeral objects. dike adjacent to the dam. force which was a fledgling pro- other facets to this job than dri- Several tribal members, The Klamath tribe plans to gr M. ving a police car." including Klamath tribal file an appeal to get those "It MIS a trial run. WE' Illafte Recruits have more obstacles chairman Jeff Mitchell, sat in bones returned for re-burial. it work arid today it's coine a and hurdles to overcome than Pholos by Ihive Loehansky/ Sparfitri Dudy the courtroom as Spires was Several, but not all, tribes long Wily" said Garcia, who also what they met at. Evergreen "I've wanted to be a police dinosaur attitude that women sentenced. They listened have agreed to the settle- worked in a Sexual Assault Valley College. officer since I was 13," Booher belong in the kitchen." expressionless as he said he ment. However, the settle- Unit, where it was not unusual To become a cadet one must said. "I want to give back to San Booher also sees the progres- was sorry. ment has resolved all out- for the victims to thank her fbr attain 40 imits at any college, Jose what San Jose gave me. sion at the &WI/ "I apologize to the tribes for standing lawsuits arising saving their lives. pass the agility test, the wall These men don't always under- "It is easier now," Booher any unintentional damage from the incident. "Sian Jose State University test, a written exam and be one stand women issues. It's about agreed. "They are hiring more that was done to any cultural As part of the settlement, has a lot of qualified women," of the top 10 in the oral exam. sensitivity. Women may have an and more women and (the resource on my land or on fed- federal and state agencies said Garcia, who has 14 years of Kimberlee Booher, a 24 -year-old easier time connecting with a department) has become pro- eral land," Spires said. will spend $380,000 to ease experience. "Hilt we are not say- criminal justice major, applied rape victim or a victim of active." Outside the courthouse, the damage. ing we want just 5.1511 stu- Saturday for a fifth time. domestic violence." According to Drake, the Mitchell said it was the first The sentencing brought an dents. We want all people that "The wall was pretty endur- According to Garcia and future of the Women's Career time Spires had apologized end to the complex, 3 -year-old are in shape and will qualify ing," said Booher, a junior at Booher, sex discrimination is Exploration Fair looks promis- for the damage done to the case but did not resolve the people that can write and read SJSU. "Actually I did pretty not a problem. ing. burial site of the Yahooskin Indians' resentment. and have common sense." good. They give you 17 seconds Garcia started the force in "We have about 5() women band of the Paiute Indians. "It's not ended as far as the Today women represent 9 to get over the wall, get around 19h4. She said slut' WitS tb, only here today and that's a jump "It makes me wonder about families of the Yahooskin peo- percent of the force. In 1985 a cone and hop over again. I did female officer on her work from 35 last time," Drake said. how sincere he was" because ple who are still alive today," that MI tuber was only 7 per- it in 13 seconds. A lot of it is week. "It's a tribute to our class earli- the apology didn't come until Mitchell said. "It will proba- cent. upper body strength." "I think it's easier flow," er this spring. The longer we do Spires was standing in front bly never end until they can Sergeant Gary Drake, a San Booher said it's important Garria siunu of a judge, Mitchell said. have the opportunity to re- Il'here are younger things the more public atten- Jose officer for 18 years, said that the department have a In the fall of 1993, with inter the remains of their rel- men who don't t hat tion we'll get." the force is using other methods healthy crop of female officers. approval and encouragement atives." in an attempt to reach a goal of Men, she said, are not the only from federal and state wildlife 15 percent. Drake said the San people who want. to grow up to Jose Police Department was on Is' a police officer cgt-shirtsftlatnet corn VVIIMPIIVVVVVVIPII T-SHIRTS! 1r r CUSTOMIZED ,WOMEN WHO AFE PROUD ir A Taste of Thailand visa & mantercard '.994 Am*, Commonly ? OF THEIR HERITAGE. EACH Lunch Specials $4.95 Unbearable. YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE 1, EACH on 25 Selections to choose from! 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Pick up applications (800) 955-0200 ext. 220, or seeks responsible individuals for 247-7488 36 Markdown DOWN 33 Plateaus carefully kwestigate al firms 37 Jackie s second 9/12 9/30 at City Hall, 801 send/fax resume to: GSM. 991 extended daycare. P/T in the BAMBI: If you recall our too brief 1 listing) Iowa crop 35 Strength N. 1st St. Rm. 207. Testing W. Heeding St. San rose. CA %126. afternoon. No ECE only are conversation at K Mart, Tues 9/9, LOSE UP TO 30 LBS IN 30 DAYS offering employment husband for discount 2 French 38 Music 10/7 or 10/8. Great leadership, Fax: (408)244-6415. EOE/AA. required Previous experience with would you be so gracious as to 100% Natural. 100% Guaranteed orcoupons 38 'Lone Ranger vacations or merc hand I se. girlfriend conductor programming 8, problem solving GEORGE & MAY children preferred. Please contact call 510733-6258? Hear what a Doctor has to say! Free star Clayton - 3 -- Cass Elliot 41 Sun protectors skills preferred. INTERNATIONAL CO. 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Sparta Guide Continued from page 1 equally distribute the funds demic year, making it unlikely between both men's and that either the coaches or the Recruiting Services workshop board impeded the decision On a women's sports. Hubbell, who students would be able to gain Career Center is having a Recruiting purely economic structural similar places on teams at other 101).1 The and sat on the committee during the Services workshop at 2 :30 p.m. in the Student basis last four years, said that a law- schools," said David Mescher, a ( e hitit Union Costanoan lioom. For more intiirmatiim, callliMS budget on the suit against the CSU system member of the senate last I ' holt 101'111:111.S call the. Career Resource Center at 92( 603-1. ;it hlet ws side has not been run- about four years ago forced the semester and author of the rec- - ning deficits but it takes every- university to make changes in ommendation. lii ii WEDNESDAY thing we've got 12 months a its athletic programs. President Caret's spokesper- year with all kinds of pressure "Rather than adding addi- son, Sylvia Hutchinson, said the 'Slack \ Ilianct ilt.'i'lIll Ongoing booksale to balance Ilia( budget: Caret is tional women's sports to comply president "does not want to I Thi. Library Donations and Sales is quoted as saying in the minutes with the agreement, the board comment on this issue." nweting. ,I tin. havinr ,,i, ongoing hook -ale from 10 ant to :1 of an Academic Senate discus- decided to cut men's sports, It is unclear if the issue will !nun. p iii every .1titisiliiintl Wednesday in the sion of the issue May 12. Hubbell said. be taken up again this year, stiff; Clark Library lobby only The 1/onations and In addition, requirements to If what Hubbell attests to is since both Athletic Board Chair (*nit 'still be reopening scion compete in the Western Athletic true, it may help to explain the Dan Holley and Board Member Is. 111101coll Conference division, propelled circumstances that prompted Dan Raytis "had not been mg .1 Ki'Y Jewish Student t the board to reinstate men's the board to decide in the man- informed" of the issue. 1.111 \ L.rk Snot \ Program It JuuN% o-11 toiont Iii titti will he hayloftii cross C00 ntry after eliminating ner that it did. "This is an awkward position I ii Tiiv.er [Hoc! ow, front ti tut 7 31) 1)111 III HIV S111111'111 the other two programs. At the time Of the board nego- for the president and the tl t 11,1,, I ' II 9'2. I 29S1 1.1111111 l'.11111.1.1t IZIlltill 1..1)r Illoruu mica-mat ion. Current WA(' conditions man- tiations, the Academic Senate, board," said Kenneth Peter, call Forkash at 370i 31i34i eXt 110 date at least six men's sports of which the Athletics Board is a chair of the Academic Senate. stindy and eight women's sports. part, wrote a recommendation "The process was faulty. There I !.. Norses Christiiin ,.1 .t.II(rv,..I 111) 11;IVili:.T Study group Vet according to Hubbell. the to Caret. The recommendation should have been more time iltiv ;it !1:i tii Mid 2 it iii ill' SIIIII1.111 The Black Alliance of Scientists and N1ay decision goes much doper. urged Caret to ignore the involved in this decision." iii 1;1,1* ii sr. 11.1,1111.1111111, 11,o:11Iva study group from ti to 9 "The heart of the issue is not board's decisions. Peter said that Jason Barba, 1,, titt Stt.t!tittit .tt 179 tu in I.,thr,ur% iii Ho. second floor For money, but the gender -equity "The decision to eliminate a student member of the itittrt Inform:it tow rail 921 Mill/ committee...Hubbell said. A fed- those teams seemed very sud- Athletic Board at the time President Caret eral law passed in 1971, Title den, with no time for the discus- about the decision, hadn't even .1 u,i, 1.,,tuui Daily Mass IX, forced all universities that sion or input from students or heard of the meeting where the l'iu 1,1 Carol tIn MIIII,trY IS having received federal monies to faculty, and very late in the aca- final decision was made. -I. u. ii huu Did% NI.iss I tutu 12 07. to 12 :Cu in the John 11,t, XXIII 111.\ will .ilso 'Living a Faith and iit,1.t from 7 to :ill p.ni at the Se heitil f At-t and l)esigri John XXIII Center For inore inthrniation. call Tht School ot Art and Design is f1.1\ nig the ;inn% .it i,1i 1010 from :t iii lir '1 ;. .1i Th it .fanies Linguistics and Language 1)evelojiment Criminals flee Los Angeles , from I I .1 in to I p iii The Linguist its ;toil Litturoilou Dovolotutnent LOS ANGF:LF:S Al')( Of Jose Herminio Carmona. lodge arrest complaints for 11 . I i. l.iv Night Lecture series St toluunt A,u,ocu.ut 1.111 I, meeting Iron] 5 all murders. rapes and other Honduran authorities arrested murders, an attempted mur- troth toff 1)ii tii t; p rut in ill,St lident 1.nion Pacheco 1(00in violent crimes committed in Carmona, 37, and found him der and three narcotics and . I 1.1.1111.t. \ 1,111111 from I; For more info -11,011M, iii921 1707 Angeles, pollee say about - I \ will IA. il.. Ill III1' :\r1 Los guilty in the killing of his girl- fraud cases. 13 percent are the work of friend, Alejandrina Guevara American police have no kli11.11!.. ir more inform..? pin ill 11renilan Public Relations meeting Is who across the border. .it 921 1:1:111 or Andy it /2 1 The Public Student Society of flee t he country, Lopez, in Los Angeles, authority ,111"1.1.vtlitur with(I 1 II !ILIA(' often to Mexico or Central rarmona is serving time in Jorge Garcia-Villalobos, Child mee-ting /(.1,00,11- .\t ii ii \ilvisors- at 0 America. Honduras for a murder corn- legal attache for the Mexican "We want justice to be '1'he club ight Ifuitil Lill !Soon. 1:1:1 For more inthr mit t ed 2,300 miles away Consulate in Los Angeles, served the guy found and because of the unit's efforts. works with the Fugitive tilt's 'till ..ntril ill .\ II' It lutur-uuut.it 7(11 0821'i ' litItt(nlrit Hun r.III incarcerated,- said Officer "Those guys are a godsend," Warrant Section to aid in cap- Dudley. one of six 111%Ps- said Detective James Rahni, ture and prosecution of crimi- 1),W : I I - I I 1 lure Sercerling iga(OrS III tile POIIC(' Th. \ ris I i,p.irt 'tient is having a INho investigated the Lopez nals who cross the border. I ti -till V. lei-k,ili)11 re.,tiing /I SISI iirt)(111(111 11111V1i, )(part inent's Foreign slaying. "They're fluent in "We have to respect the law 1 1: Hiving ,u I’u -Thi .1 :III 11 uui III Prosecution Liaison unit. Spanish and they know the of each country, the sovereign- Since the, unit was formed inner workings of foreign ty, the people but as well, we \\ 1 I. !uu' utuktut room liI1' EIII.7-11i441111g Auditorium For more infsor in 1985. .\II1i 0111. 1:11, I ' ,otorou,utiou, till tile imition.ill BA [Baler ;it 92-1 or 1/aviiI investigators have bureaucracies." have to enforce the law," Kahn ;it 021 1510 filed more than 175 cases with Massive migration of Garcia-Villalobos said. Nlexico. Mexicans and Central Two suspects Detective Of those, there have been Americans to the United Fernando Gonzalez would like I I. 1701 rill,. I rir, 11,1,4 ,1,1, about 90 arrests, said Lt States in the. last 10 years is to see arrested are Ramon I. II., Vt. 04 It. It tttiltttl tt,r'l !lit Brunt' Meyer, who heads the one reason the unit focuses on Reyes and Louie Jose Velarde Fugitive Warrant Section, those nations, police- said. Jr., in the 1992 killing of a Recently, detectives trav- Last year, detectives flew to Coca-Cola distributor at a gro- eled to Honduras in pursuit of Mexico and Central America to cery store in Van Nuys.

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