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II DAILY PiARTAN I niersit Sim 1931 Slate \ ohmic 101.100118.r 68 l'uldislic41 San .10se Women's soccer team holds tryouts

66 By Shelley Spackman This first official meeting for the hook," she said. "We should team. Spartan Daily Day Editor the NCAA Division I team after We just signed a nice agreement with make an announcement by late "We just signed a nice agree- Cleats in hand, a group of 14 Its announcement May 2 was next week. We also hope to fill ment with Umbro to provide prospective female athletes conducted to get as many par- Umbro to provide equipment for the the position by July 1." equipment for the women's gathered at South Campus ticipants together for evalua- women's team. Even without a coach, the team," she said. "It's the second Thursday afternoon to meet and tion, said Carolyn Lewis, SJSU's prospective players listened largest soccer apparel equip- try out for SJSU's newest sport associate athletics director. Carol Lewis intently to the rules, regulations ment company in the world; women's soccer. "We're hoping to get a squad SI% asociate addedrn director and restrictions the team must number two behind Adidas." "I think we'll have an awfully of 25 to 28 women together," follow, such as student status In preparation for a schedule large group for a first-year Lewis said for what she called and GPA. that begins at home against UC team," said Gary St. Clair, SJSU their "development year." "We She said that although they numerous inquires into the They also listened to St. Clair Santa Cruz on Sept. 3, St. Clair men's head soccer coach. "I need to see where we are for haven't officially named anyone coaching position, announce the signing of a had the prospective players think they'll do fine." our prospective coach." yet, they have been getting "The phone's been ringing off world-renowned sponsor for the See Soccer, page 6 Students perform The blues comes to music from jazz era campus SJSU World Repertory Ensemble By Ken Stewart Spartan Daily Staff lArdet contert entertains packed room Johnnie Johnson, Chuck Berry's former pianist will play By Kristin Butler "They hadn't eaten for three days, so at the 15th Annual Blues Spartan Daily Stall Writer Charlie hopped out of the car and Festival: "15 Years of the Blues," The inside of room 150 at San Jose grabbed the dead chicken. The next at San Jose State University's State University's Music building is day they gave the chicken to the lady at Tower lawn at I p.m. Saturday. ringed with instrument lockers bearing their hotel to cook, and they had a feast Johnson played on all of the combination locks. that night," he said. legendary guitarist's records, A semi-circle of hard, red chairs faces Hartigan explained from then on, but it was Berry who was hired a group of music stands, and a green Parker was called Yardbird. But grab- by Johnson in the early '50s to exit sign lights the doorway. bing dead chickens for dinner wasn't join his band. This was where SJSU's 21 -member the only reason for the composer's It was the blend of Johnson's World Repertory Ensemble, led by nickname rhythm and blues, be-bop, director Royal 66 "Parker was also blues and Berry's hillbilly style Hartigan, performed called Yardbird of music that brought success their annual spring Parker was also called because of the way for the duo and launched their concert Wednesday he flew around the careers. evening. Yardbird because of saxophone," "He's the greatest blues and The ensemble, the way he flew Hartigan said. "He rock piano player of all time." which plays jazz was really a master." said Ted Gehrke, Student Union music combining around the saxaphone. David Bindman Gallery director and curator. styles of African- Royal Hartigan arranged the fourth Though they began 40 years American tradition musk dIret tor piece called, ago, the two still perform with elements of "Yepemso/Ega together. world music, enter- (Struggle)." "I just did a festival in New tained a small but packed room. The piece was a combination of two Orleans last Saturday with The concert began with "Donna Lee," styles of music from West African tribes him," Johnson said in a phone a Charlie Parker piece arranged by and was constructed especially for the Interview with the Spartan Hartigan, that started audience mem- night's performance. Daily. bers' feet tapping. A Duke Ellington piece, "Mood He has played with such Next, the group performed "Gemini," Indigo/Take the 'A' Train," followed the noted musicians as Eric Clapton a modern score created by Jimmy Bindman arrangement. and Keith Richards on recent Heath and arranged by Hartigan. The The concert ended with a piece by recordings for "Modern Blues" combined talents of several soloists on Asian-American social activist and com- and the "Elecktra/Nonesuch percussion, guitar, saxophone and vio- poser Fred Wei-Han Ho. American Explorer" series. lin made concert goers hum along. Ho, a musician from New York, dedi- Johnson, who never took any Hartigan introduced the third piece cated this multicultural, multi-sectional PIP IT ia lEat NO Hi lc SS SPARTA.% DAILY lessons, learned to play piano with a story that relates its creator, jazz suite to the memory of Paul Dan Heflin plays saxophone during the World Repertory Ensemble's spring concert by listening to his favorite musi- Charlie Parker to the title, "Yardbird Robeson, an African-American opera directed by Professor Royal Hartigan Tuesday evening. The concert featured the music cians. Suite." singer, social activist and athlete. of Charlie Parker, Duke Ellington, Jimmy Heath, David Bindman and Fred Wei-Han Ho "When I was around 5 years "While driving one night, Charlie The music, entitled "Never Broken, movements. "Unlike a lot of other ensembles old, my parents bought me a Parker and his band hit a chicken," Always Outspoken, The People Are Hartigan is proud of the ensemble's where students read right off the page, piano and that's when I started. Hartigan said. Me," took the audience through seven accomplishments. See Ensemble, page 8 I played mostly by ear." he said. Also appearing at the festival See Blues, page 8

Lessons from alums help seniors prepare for life after college By Dexter T. Manglicmot he doesn't have to worry about But Macfarlatir didn't spartan Daily Stall Writer finding a job He already has receive this job by luck He did Graduation Is almost here, one waiting. It with hard work and planning. and for Tim Macfarlane, a grad- "It's a very treasured job, "Having had prior experi- uating senior in management very much sought after," he ence with internships is essen- information systems, it is the said. He has earned a spot on tial." he said. "Students should end of one chapter of his life Bank of America's Systems start finding a part-time job and the beginning of another. Engineering Training Program in their major immediately Macfarlane is one of the and will be working in the and become involved in co- lucky ones. After he graduates bank's technology center in ops and on-campus interview from San Jose State University, Concord. programs." After four years of working Sgt. Mike Amaral of the San Jose Police Department makes a call toward his degree, Macfarlane while his downtown a Sunday morning. Amaral, patrolling beat on said he Is sad to be leaving a San Jose native, has worked for the SJPD for 20 years after serv- the ing five years as an airport police officer for the Santa Cruz County university, but excited Sheriff department He graduated from SJSU in 1975 with a at the thought of becoming a degree in administration of justice and received a master's degree professional. in education in 1986. Michel Amaral, 45, graduated PIM, as VT' CHIlI SPARTAN DAILY See Gmduates, page 5 1). `Rho

2 Friday. May 12, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Column Dt 'To ;Vs Totriik Governor Wilson's slip is showing

Pete, you're just making it too here's some advice. easy for this skeptical reporter. Have a political agenda. You finally stuck your foot so far Sounds simple enough for a down your throat, your breath politician, but, Pete, this means smells like patent leather. having an agenda that reflects Everyone said you matched your your genuine concerns and not political agenda with public opin- what the polls show you. ion polls, but no one could prove Everyone might not agree with it. what you're saying, but at least Now you've shown your true col- Matthew Tom you'd be able to stand up with ors, or should I say, your some conviction. The point is, chameleon-like political demeanor. don't put yourself in a position Alter all the grandstanding, soap-box preach- to get caught in a lie. ing and rhetoric about illegal immigration and We all know at some point politicians lie, Pete, Proposition 187, the "Save Your Campaign but your lie was about as blatant as a lie can get. Initiative," you got caught with your hand in the Case in point: I think we all remember George cookie jar. Bush's statement, "I will not raise taxes." Well to "Illegal immigration is the cause for the down- keep it short, he raised taxes. fall of our state." is what you said throughout You, on the other hand, put on a lavish and your November 1994 gubernatorial campaign. expensive television campaign to show your sup- Now your "unofficial" campaign for president is port for Proposition 187 and used it as a crutch crumbling beneath your feet because you have to propel yourself to victory. finally been recognized for what you really are Whether people supported Proposition 187 or a hypocrite, and there's nothing worse than a not, it seemed pretty obvious you were a strong hypocrite. advocate for it. Well, Pete, you set yourself up for Letter to the Editor The media have uncovered the fact that you a big fall. employed an illegal immigrant, and in your at first glance: challenges and options words, contributed to the downfall of California, Matthew Tom SJS or at least your presidential campaign. is the Spartan Daily The first day at a new school streets are one-way and closest to their classes, and But for your next go around in the year 2000, News Editor almost always presents interest- which direction they go for that probably even have a routine ing challenges; however, the matter and where all the for parking. New students on first impressions are usually the buildings and classrooms are. the other hand, face this as The mellow prose of Texas most Important. This is my first After all, no large campus is quite a challenge. semester at San Jose State complete without two libraries. I realize I present almost a University, and it can be safely I find this to absolutely confuse cynical first view of San Jose Thank you in black and white stated that my feelings about us new students. State. That's fine with me. As graduation slowly rears its to give them a swift kick in the this school are quite ambiva- Another first impression as a However, I can think of just as beautiful head in my general butt if they need it. lent. student at San Jose State were many good things about San direction. I feel now is as good a Mom, I will soon finish the job Coming from West Valley the very old buildings. I remem- Jose State as I can bad. time as any to give thanks to all of you started but couldn't finish College, the change from the ber walking through the Science For instance, look at all the those who have helped me get because you had to have me. small community college, to the building for the first time and bowling allies, ping-pong tables, this far. To my wife, who, through some large, old university spread wondering if I had any grand- pool tables, and video games in First and foremost, I must hellish times, some caused by throughout the downtown area parents or long-lost aunts or the student union. How's that thank myself for all I have done. work, some by family, some from was quite drastic. What I uncles that sat in these class- for entertainment? Thanks. No, thank you. No, really, our own doing, has always stood noticed first about the school rooms before. These class- Also, take a look at the diver- thanks. It was nothing. Yeah right. by me in everything I've done. For was the size and location of the rooms and buildings are quite sity of students in the classes. Seriously, I would like to thank Chris McCrellis- the little things you do, I am for- campus, the very old buildings, old! There are many different nation- and of course, the parking The most drastic dilemma for alities, religions, ages, and just the following in no particular Mitchell ever in your debt. And I know you order: are counting. Someday I hope all dilemma. me was dealing with the park- about anything else you can To all of those out there who have come up to of this pays off for us. I remember driving through ing. The problem was not in just think of. me and said. "I really enjoyed your To the great writers like Shakespeare, Twain, downtown San Jose several finding a spot; it was in locating Perhaps not everyone had this column/story," or "Great article. Chris." My head Hardy, Piers Anthony, Poe, and hundreds of oth- years ago and wondering to where on the street I could park, same first impression of needs all the swelling it can get. A big thanks ers whose books I have read. They have given myself how people can enjoy where the parking garages are, San Jose State University. especially to Mrs. Casalino. It helps to know me a point to shoot for. I will never be of their going to a school stuck smack in and even which one-way streets Regardless, I believe we can all there is someone out there reading. caliber, but dreams are worth shooting for. the middle of an old, crowded, I must take in order to get to a can relate to this perspective To all of those who didn't like my stuff, but This semester I would especially like to thank and busy area of downtown. particular garage. and remember how it was to be only talked about me behind my back. Tim Schwalbach for all the times he has gone out In fact, I remember having Many of the students who a new student if you are not one To the teachers, instructors and professors of his way for me. I hope his band, Ritmos de trouble finding the admissions have been attending SJSU for a right now. who have either pushed me, inspired me, or put Flamenco, a great band to see live at Cafe Quinn office since the maps do not few semesters take parking for me in my place. Major kudos to Mack in Cupertino every Sunday evening around 7:30, show one-way streets. As a new granted. They know all the Chuck Weller Lundstrom, Bob Rucker, Mrs. Faletti, Gene Dorsa, makes it big. Ritmos is the next best thing to the student, I found it takes a little tricks. They know how to get to Junior Tom Clayton, David Yahn, and Virginia De Gipsy Kings and everyone should see them per- while to get used to which each garage, which garage is Political Science Araujo. You deserve every compliment and rec- form. The more groupies the better. ommendation you receive. Just like the inside cover of many albums, I To my friends and classmates, especially the know I have forgotten numerous names, but I Daily staffers who have had to put up with my can't remember everything. So thanks every- Opinion page zaniness for a year. Peter Gremmet, Tom body. Spartan Daily Sepulveda, Lou Martinez and Anna Duckworth, Although I am not graduating for a couple of where are you? semesters and I will be back with Etc. next policies Editorial To my fraternity brothers at Sigma Alpha Mu. semester, I feel it is important to stop and Executive Editor Joanne Griffith Df )1111111g1 le It has been a strange five years, but I wouldn't acknowledge all of the "little" people who have "If all mankind minus one, were of one City Editor Kevin Valine trade any of it, well. most of it. Long live Joe helped me take as many steps as I have toward opinion, and only one person were of the News Editor Matthew Tom Harper. my goal. contrary opinion, mankind would be no Photo Editor Jeremy I logau To my parents and family who have been Everyone should do this once a year. When more justified in silencing that one person, Forum Editor Meilen!) Nomai Sports Editor Jim Seimas bugging me . . . uh . . . supporting me in my you think about it, you are ultimately responsi- than he, if he had the power, would be jus- Day Editors Shelley Spaclanan quest to graduate. Sorry it has taken so long, but ble for your actions, but if there weren't a lot of tified in silencing mankind." Tina Casalino as you know. I'm not one for doing things in a people pushing you or supporting you, it doesn't John Stuart Mill, Tim Schwalbach timely manner (what graduation form dead- take too much to fall off the track. "On Liberty" (1850) Chief Photographer Jeanette Fianna lines?). I really owe all of you, not just for the So thank you cruel world. Now send me my Etc. Editor Chris MeCrellis-MItchell Etc. Graphics financial support, but for starting me in the right refund check. The representation of a broad range of John Lce Etc. Art Design Laura Becker direction Although I have often strayed from the opinions is important to a democracy. The path. you have been the angels on my shoulders Chris McCrellis-Mitchell Spartan Daily is committed to sharing Senior Reporter: Ilene Meeks leading me back. is the Spartan Daily those opinions with the community. Reporters: Michelle Alaimo, Jennifer Finder. Michele You can't lead a horse to water, but it helps etc. Editor Spartan Daily readers may express them- fil olger, Kristin Butler, Jennifer Ferguson, Cristal selves on the Opinion page with a Letter to filiderjahn, Catherine Ippoliti, Larry Lee, Dexter the Editor or Campus Viewpoint. Manglicomt, Roger Ramirez, Nora Profit Ross, Ken Stewart, !hula LIAM, Otto Waldorf, Blair Whitney Letter to the Editor A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word Photographers: Janet Blackburn, Jeff Chili, Christian response to an issue or point of view that DelRosariii. Eric Grigorian, Corey Rich. holm St titter Affirmative action helps create balance has appeared in the Spartan Daily. Campus Cartoonist: Jay Vales Viewpoint is a 300- to 500-word essay (two I am writing in response to the encourage companies to hire The (editorial) declares "soci- double spaced pages) on current campus, Advisers: Mack Lundstrom, Ain McNay (editorial) "Affirmative action qualified minorities," and that ety would never accept political or personal issues. has lost it's way" (March 2). The "the intent of hiring and Caucasian Job fairs." Society Submissions become the property of the Advertising editorial declared that affirma- promoting capable minorities probably would accept Spartan Daily and may be edited for clarity, Advertising Director Mii hely Italy tive action has caused business- is an entirely good thing, but Caucasian job fair if they had grammar, libel and length. Submissions Art Director Kevin Taylor Retail Manager Gary Merrill es to practice reverse discrimi- what happens to qualified white been discriminated against for must contain the author's name, address, Computer Support Keith Harmon nation, and has established people?" centuries in the job market. phone number, signature and major. Downtown Manager Monica Mi-Qiieen minority-only hiring practices, If affirmative action increases To say minorities are the Submissions must be typed or submitted Marketing Manager Sharon Milner and preferential treatment for the number of minorities with only people who could ever have on a 3.5" disk using Microsoft Word on the minorities. Jobs, and the Jobs are already job fairs is an Incorrect assump- Macintosh. Always provide a printout of Retail: Kenton Morimoto, James Natitha, Jeni Schiltz The first issue that needs to filled with capable white people, tion. the piece. Etc: Mark Emil, Lilly Gutierrez be addressed is the purpose the lost jobs for white people is Affirmative action has done its Submissions may be put in the Letters to Downtown: Rene Martinez. Steve Merghart Artists: Kaz Aoki, Tiflanfe Moyano, Pamela Lee of affirmative action. The reason inevitable when affirmative purpose, to hire more minori- the Editor box at the Spartan Daily office in affirmative action was action is implemented. ties. The ramifications of It need Dwight Bente! Hall room 209, sent by fax to Adviser: Jack Quinton initiated is because jobs The only case where qualified to be looked at more critically. (408) 924-3237 or mailed to the Spartan Graphics Specialists: Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca were being dominated by white people can have jobs Is When someone gains, another Daily Forum Editor, School of Journalism European Americans for the if the job market Is heavily loses. and Mass Communications, San Jose State News Ram (409) 924 3290 Fax 924-3282 last few centuries, and the job expanded which is not very Hopefully, affirmative action University, One Washington Square, San Adverbial/ 924-3270 environment did no reflect the probable. Therefore, the claim will create a balance In the job Jose, CA, 95192-0149. Clarified 924-3277 population. So, to correct the that it punishes white people market so that we may be a more Editorials are written by, and are the con- 1 Spartan !tally. (USI'S*509-4/41)), Is published every school day for (ful problem, minorities were hired for their past action is a miscon- stable society. sensus of the Spartan Daily editors, not the academic yr ) 325 (ea sem I $15 Off -campus price per copy, 15 cents, to create a balance In ethnic ception. staff. by San Jose Stale hluuiversiiy. One Washington Square. San lose. CA, diversity. Whites are not being punished, Zuberi White Published opinions do not necessarily 95192-0149 Mall subs( riptions accepted on a remainder ol semester basis Second-class postage paid at San Jose, CA POSTMASTER: Send The (editorial) affirmative they are sharing the job market Sophmore reflect the views of the Spartan Daily, the address changes to Spartan Daily. San Jose State University. One action "was supposed to with deserving minorities. Computer Engineering School of Journalism and Mass Washingt)In Square San Jose. CA 951920149 Communications or SJSU. San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Friday, May 12, 1995 3 California's population nearly Sparta Guide double of any other state SJSU's Weeklif Calendar Statistics show increasing numbers in cities, Today Sikh Student despite lowest growth rate of two decades Association Aikido Club Meeting 2:30p.m. Student SACRAMENTO (AP) governor's budget-writing cities. Of those, 391 gained pop- reported the second-highest Union, Almaden Room. Last Meeting & Weapons train- California's population office, tracks California's popu- ulation, 58 lost residents and 21 municipal growth, 12,700, fol- ing 2:30-4p.m. Spartan Call 270-9331. Complex increased to 32.3 million during lation. The agency's annual stayed the same. The study also lowed by Bakersfield West Room 202. Call 259-6816. with S.ISU Game Ian 1994, when the state had its report offers little analysis, but noted the addition of two new 10,900. Club Anamaniacs Ensemble lowest growth rate in more than provides a statistical snapshot cities Truckee in Nevada Three cities saw their popula- Japanese Animation 2:15p.m. Spring Concert-Gamelan two decades, the Finance of population movement. County and Shasta Lake in tion exceed 100,000 music from Java & America Washington Square Hall Department said Thursday. The fastest growing communi- Shasta County. Palmdale, San Buenaventura Room 109. Call 924-8760. 8p.m. Concert Hall, Music Blgd. Call 945-0294. The 1.2 percent growth rate ty in the state was Blythe, California's largest city, Los and West Covina. California now LDSSA for the year tied California's whose 28 percent growth to Angeles, dropped to 3.59 million has 50 cities with populations Forum barbeque 12:30p.m. record low growth rate of 1971- 16,700 in the year was mostly residents, a decline of 23,500, or over 100,000. LDS Institute Bldg. Saturday 72. the result of a new prison open- 0.7 percent. Long Beach Orange County increased by Associated Students As of New Year's Eve, ing there. Second-fastest was dropped by 0.7 percent down 43,000 people to 2.64 million, M.E.Ch.A. California had 32,344,000 peo- Palm Desert, which grew 23.2 3,000 people to 433,200. the largest numerical rise of the Meeting 2p.m. Chicano Program Board Library Resource Center. 15th Annual Blues Festival ple, about 392,000 more than percent to 33,700, mostly by In the North Coast, hard hit state's 58 counties. Call 656-0635. lp.m. Tower lawn. Call 924-6261. the year before. annexations. by depressed fishing and timber In percentage of population, That was the result of 587,000 Brentwood, Coronado, industries, Ferndale, Crescent the sharpest increases were Muslim Student Association Delta Zeta & Kappa Sigma 227,000 deaths and a net Carwash and barbeque births, Adelanto and Temecula all grew City and Rio Dell all lost popula- reported in the Sierra Nevada's General Body Meeting in-migration of 32,000 people. by more than 10 percent. tion, as did Marina, Seaside, Alpine and Placer counties. with 1:40p.m.-3p.m. Student Union, 10a.mAp.m. 148 S. 11th St. Almaden Room and Jumah Call 279-9031. California's population is Two major communities lost Monterey and San Luis Obispo 4.2 percent each, and Imperial Prayer 1:10p.m.-1:35p.m. approaching nearly double that population, as did dozens of on the Central Coast. County in inland Southern Student Union, Almaden Room of the nation's next two most other small communities. Most For the second consecutive California, with 4.1 percent. Call 241-6367. populous states. As of mid-1994, of the reductions ap ared year, the city of San Diego Texas had 18.4 million and New linked to economic or military reported the highest numerical Spana Guide is free"5 and available to students. faculty & staff associations. Deadline is Spin For more information, contact two days before pubscaton Forms available at Dell 209 Entries may be edited to allow York 18.2 million people. losses. gain in population 12,900, for the state Department of Finance to, space restrictions The Finance Department, the The report included 470 a total of 1.19 million. San Jose at (916) 323-4086 or 916-323-0648. Lawmaker denounces homosexuals in the military WASHINGTON (AP) A humdrum lenged," declared Frank, who is open- Cunningham had "been very careful to the military, spoke in favor of an independent from Vermont, who House debate over water pollution ly gay. He said he wanted to "express say homosexuals" and not the deroga- DeFazio's amendment, Cunningham also was seeking recognition. Sanders, was disrupted Thursday when Rep. my contempt" for the remark and tory term. took to the floor. although not a member of any party, Randy "Duke" Cunningham, R-Calif., demanded an apology. "I used the shorthand term and it "I don't think the gentle lady from often is identified as a democratic declared that supporters of a pro-envi- Cunningham, however, refused to should have been homosexuals Colorado has ever been shocked by socialist. ronment amendment were "the same back down or apologize. instead of homos," Cunningham con- anything in her life," he began. He Later, Cunningham's spokesman, people that would put homos in the He reiterated his opposition to ceded, although moving no further on added those who support the amend- Patrick McSwain, said that military." allowing homosexuals into the mili- an apology. ment are "the same people that would Cunningham, in fact, was referring to The comment brought a quick reply tary and said he had wanted to make The brouhaha started after Rep. put homos in the military." Sanders and that the congressman from Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., who the point that the same legislators Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., introduced an When Democrats sought to was attempting to reach Schroeder by rushed to the House floor and that have supported gays are those amendment that would require mili- respond, Cunningham, replied, "No. I telephone to make that clear. accused Cunningham of "gratuitous supporting stringent clean water tary bases to submit to certain water will not. Sit down, you socialist." When Schroeder finally obtained bigotry." rules. pollution requirements. It was not clear whether he was the floor, she inquired, "Do we have to "The time is over when I will let that Frank said that was not the issue. After Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo., a referring to Schroeder, a liberal call a gentleman a gentleman when kind of gratuitous bigotry go unchal- He noted that since the first outburst supporter of allowing gays openly into Democrat, or Rep. Bernard Sanders, he's not one?"

Murder conviction of Kern County star athlete reversed A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT YOU

FRESNO, (AP) The murder defense offered their best evi- themselves. conviction of a star Kern County dence and expert witnesses on "There were a number of ON THE SPARTAN DAILY AD STAFF! high school athlete was this issue." instances in which various reversed Thursday because one After learning of the reversal, jurors ignored the court's juror speculated to other jurors defense lawyer Timothy repeated admonition not to why the victim's body and Lemucchi predicted the discuss the trial, the evidence blood weren't covered with defense will have a better or anything related to or bear- flies. chance of acquittal at the sec- ing upon the case until it was The 5th District Court of ond trial. submitted to them," the jus- you need so that Appeal ordered a new trial for "The defense would be a lot tices wrote. Get the experience that Offord Rollins IV, who has stronger, depending on the In addition, the judge allowed looking for a job won't be such a big been committed to the resources available," Lemucchi some improper questioning, the California Youth Authority for said. "It could do a lot more justices said. hassle. Take Advertising 116 and learn the 1991 murder of a girlfriend, with some of the scientific evi- "Any or all of these the 17-year-old Maria Madera dence." instances may not rise to the valuable sales techniques along with Rodriguez. Rollins, now 21, The victim's mother, Miriam level of reversible error computer graphics programs that are used was a football and track star at Rodriguez, said through an because of lack of prejudice to Wasco High at the time. interpreter, "I'm going to leave it appellant," the justices con- by professionals in the advertising industry. In a 247-page ruling, three jus- to God." cluded. "However, in our view tices found that juror Gregory The appellate ruling cited it is a very close call and even Piceno committed prejudicial other errors in the trial before more troubling." misconduct by telling col- Kern County Superior Court Justice Robert L. Martin CarrA by SA3.1-1 2091 lind leagues the field where the Judge Lenard M. McGillvray but wrote the opinion with Justices body was found might have said they weren't bad enough Nicholas J. Dibiaso and Steven whIst .1111 ',bout cr juLt. been sprayed with pesticides. to reverse the conviction by M. Vartabedian concurring. '116. That could have explained the Ibr .Advert151rLsi lack of flies on the victim's body and in her blood even Ericsson Raynet's remarkable .flevible loop solutions are turning futuristic technologies like digital video on demand. though she was killed on a hot analog bioadcast. high -definition television. interactive multi. August day. media, and high-speed data into everyday, at home realities. Gain Sales Experience Earn commission $$$ The defense claimed that the Spend your summer with US in one of these opportunities. lack of flies meant Rodriguez Build a portfolio Internship possibilities couldn't have been killed before Summer Internship 2 p.m. as prosecutor Lisa Green Meet great people! argued at trial. Rollins has an Opportunities Earn 3 units alibi starting at 2:30 p.m., so the defense wanted to show that Human Resources the killing probably occurred In You will be responsible for a variety of activities in the evening when flies would be compensation, staffing, as well as additional areas within Any cptstlths7 our HR Department. Strong verbal/written communication less likely to be attracted to the and interpersonal relationship skills are essential. We are blood. seeking a Business, HR or Behavioral Science major. tivt II Because the question of flies Accounting 924-B271) was so critical to the defense, Performs a variety of accounting tiansactions in Accounts the appellate court found "sub- Payable. Accounts Receivable. general accounting and stantial likelihood appellant financial analysis. We are seeking an Accounting major preferably with knowledge of telecommunication. Strong (Rollins) suffered actual harm verbal/written communication and interpersonal relationship from Juror Plceno's miscon- skills are essential. duct." For prompt consideration. please vend your resume. Join Now! Indicating position of interest, to Professional Staffing, The Justices said deciding I vvon Raynet, 155 Constitution Drive. MS -k, Menlo whether Maria's body was left l'or A CA 94025.110fi or fat to 415-324-671 1. EDE, in the field early in the after- ipats only. please noon or hours later was "the ERICSSON single most important question Spartan Daily Ad Staff for the Jury ultimately to decide. The prosecution and Raynet

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) 70 percent men to 30 per- Boys, boys, boys that's cent women. Which means how most people think of indeed that there are more the Internet. men than women on the But a survey by Internet Internet, but it doesn't demographer John mean anything near the 9- Quarterman has found that to-1 we keep hearing," said far from being utterly male Quarterman. dominated, the gender bal- The figures, part of a ance on the net as of massive yearly Internet December 1994 was a little survey conducted by MIDS, less than 2-to-1. have a 3 percent margin of It's not great, but since error, he said. Survey received wisdom has been results were based on that men outnumber responses from 1,463 orga- women online 9-to-1, the nizations representing over idea that women might 10 percent of the 13.5 mil- make up 33 percent of lion Internet users. cyberspace is astounding. The higher-than-expected And of prime importance number of women makes for businesses looking at a sense, said Quarterman. fertile new market. "A large proportion of "The use of Internet ser- the Internet is still academ- vices such as the World ic. If you think of your Wide Web is obviously average academic institu- spread across a more tion, the students tend to diverse population than be relatively balanced in previously believed," said terms of gender." Smoot Carl -Mitchell of MIDS looked at what Human LEFT: Matrix Information & Quarterman terms the con- performance Internet, which majors Jana Ahl, Directory Services, the sumer center, and Austin -based Internet mar- includes universities, busi- Carmen Hoyas, ket research firm which did nesses and individual right, get help the survey. Internet domains. It didn't from grad stu- "Decisions makers who include large commercial dent Stan base their Internet market- networks such as America Vaughn in identi- ing programs on reliable Online, Delphi, fying different facts rather than on myths CompuServe and Prodigy. flies in the ento- like a 9-to-1 gender gap will "They're so different that mology lab in be successful while others it's impossible to tell Duncan Hall on what's going on inside Wednesday. will fail," he said. For the Internet at large, them," Quarterman said. RIGHT:Jana Atli, the survey found the ratio "But if I had to guess, I a human perfor- of male to female users was would guess they're not so mance major, 64 percent to 36 percent. incredibly by gender uses precise When MIDS just looked at skewed either." technique in the Internet accounts at But just having an curating a wasp universities and schools, account doesn't necessari- in the her ento- gender parity was even ly translate into actual use, mology class. closer 59 percent men to said Nancy Rhine of 41 percent women. Women's Wire, a San PHOTOS BY JEW CHR1 SPARTAN DAILY "But even when we left Francisco-based online sys- out the educational institu- tem geared towards female tions, the figures were still users. Utah student gets research feature on journal cover

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) A by plane, bus and boat to authors: Dinah Davidson, a Christmas-tree light bulbs. A nutrients from sunlight and Spend Your SIN Europe University of Utah undergrad- spend two days in a rain for- biology professor, and James single plant covers a vertical carbon dioxide in air. Not Gethn I There uate has accomplished some- est on the island of Borneo Ehleringer, who chairs the foot of a tree trunk and sur- The daughter of Gordon thing most professors never in 1993. She hiked several biology department. rounds the typical 5-inch- and Stephanie Treseder, achieve: Research featured miles to her research site in "It's an outstanding diameter trunk, Treseder Kathleen Treseder grew up on the cover of the presti- a stunted forest, enduring achievement for an under- said. in the Cottonwood Heights gious journal Nature. leech bites and harassment graduate not only to publish Her study found up to 39 area of Salt Lake County and Kathleen Treseder's study, from a monkey who stole her in a world-class journal like percent of the carbon and 29 attended Brighton High published Thursday, shows potato chips. Nature but to have her percent of the nitrogen in School. She has three broth- how strange plants living on "I heard the ripping of the research singled out as the Dischidia leaves comes from ers. tree trunks in Malaysia get bag and 'crunch, crunch, cover story," Davidson said. ants belonging to the genus "When I was a little kid, I nutrients not only from light crunch.' I was angry he had Having her study highlight- Philidris. Carbon from used to collect bugs to put in and air, but from the feces, violated my trust," she said. ed in Nature "was my wildest exhaled carbon dioxide is jars and watch them run exhaled breath and corpses The Utah native found the hope and dream," although it absorbed through tiny holes around," she said. "In high MOE ants. MOH ROUTES of ants living inside the ants more polite. started as "just a fun thing to in the leaves. Nitrogen in school, I knew from the start NOV 01010ESI plants' sac-shaped leaves. "The plants are giving do," she said. the form of ammonia from I wanted to go into some kind e little hidairy Ile ow help yeu node Treseder, now a 22-year- them a place to stay, and the At Stanford, "all the profes- rotting excrement and insect of science." ler 10.441 SAVINGS en year European 11111/111f experience Alb1110e the old doctoral student at ants are polite and provide a sors know I've got the cover body parts is absorbed by The movement to save rain were for the radial traveller Call Stanford University, raised gift in return in the form of and they're quite surprised.... unusual roots that grow into forests prompted her to ler yew MEE mfarmahon package. $3,500 in grants, then rode essential nutrients the plants I've gotten pretty well-known the sac-shaped leaves. become a tropical ecologist. need to grow," she said. pretty fast." Other roots help the At Stanford, she is study- 800-397-1098 Treseder graduated from The cover of Nature shows plants stick to the tree, but ing global change; specifical- Id 'somas' Cowen. beam the U of U last August with an the 2.5-inch-long leaves of don't absorb IravalIenti LA Times nutrients from ly, how widespread use of %Anita Put.14164, Stow. honors degree in biology. She the plant named Dischidia bark, Treseder said. The fertilizers affects plant con- performed the study with major. They look like tiny plants use photosynthesis to sumption by insects. assistance from two co- hoods or hollowed-out produce the SAT MAY 13TH 1:00PM rest of their A S. 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Graduates: From page 1 from SJSU in 1975 with a bache- officer and is negotiating with lor's degree in criminal justice television and cable networks and returned to earned his to air the piece. master's in education. "I would attribute (the suc- "I really liked the school cess) to the education at (SJSU)," Amaral said. "It's SJSU," Amaral said. always kind of a special thing He said students should pre- to go back there." pare themselves for the work- Long gone are the college ing world by communicating days when Amaral played effectively, having a positive drums in his rock 'n roll band, attitude and knowing who they Mouse. Now, a married father are. of two, Amaral spends most of A more recent SJSU graduate his time serving and protect- is Estela Lamberte. ing the streets of San Jose for Lamberte, 25, graduated the San Jose Police with an advertising degree in Department. spring of 1993. After a string of "I'm a field training less than fulfilling jobs, sergeant," Amaral said. "I Lamberte now works at supervise field training officers Saatchi and Saatchi, one of the and recruits. I teach things that nation's largest advertising officers need to know to sur- firms. vive on a daily basis." "I'm a traffic manager," During his years at SJSU, he Lamberte said. "I coordinate won the outstanding research the work flow of our depart- award for his master's thesis ment." on, "Officer safety and tactics She said after graduation she for survival." This motivated found work at a newspaper as him to write a book called an advertising assistant for (an 15 EFT HP SPARTAN DAILY "Officer Safety," which is now national ads. SJSU graduate Sgt. Mike Amaral (left) stops to talk with his friend Pail Durazzo (center), a in its fifth edition and is used "I got that job out of the filmmaker from Los Angeles. after see- ing him on second street while on patrol. Amaral, a policeman of 25 years who has written two books and made a video on police by police academies through- blue," Lamberte said. "I took training, is currently working on an idea for a television docudrama he would direct and produce. out the country. on the position because it was Amaral appeared on the a foot in the door. Geraldo Rivera Show in 1990 to "The first job, was awful," atmosphere." She then worked time. people who graduate are not uate, they often don't know give his opinion on police offi- she said. "It was my first time for several other companies Though she had good for- ready for a full-time job." She how to start their career. cers' use of force and on police out on my own. You have to until she got her current job. tune, other SJSU graduates attributes this to lack of experi- Lamberte regrets not using procedures. think about things you never "Basically, I got pretty shouldn't expect that perfect ence. SJSU's Career Planning and He is also working on a docu- 'id to think of before." lucky," Lamberte said referring job to fall into their laps. She said students should Placement. drama that re-enacts the true Lamberte said the job "was- to her current position. "I was "It's very difficult," she said seek guidance while still in "I probably could have pre- story of a murder of a police n't exciting. It wasn't the right at the right place at the right about the job market. "A lot of school because after they grad- pared myself more." Ensemble: Being in the group gives students a chance to learn From page 1 my cue. They rise to the occa- agreed with Hartigan. been with the group for two dents a chance to learn and accepting students into the we perform like a family," he said. skin," Hartigan said. "A lot of other groups are so years, said, "The forms of our grow without being competitive. group is that they have a will- The group played with Hartigan said the 21 musi- structured," said Jackson, a music are very loose. Every "Everyone gets an equal ingness to work hard and a vibrant spontaneity and was cians were as much responsible junior and three-year veteran time we play something, it chance to solo." Jackson said. commitment to the able to change musical direc- for the way the piece turned musician in the group. "In this comes out different." Students who are interested ensemble."said Hartigan. tion at any point. out as he was. They were all group you get to take a lot of Both musicians said they in joining the ensemble need to The ensemble will be giving a "The students have really interdependent and equal. liberties, and everyone gets a notice the ensemble has been contact Hartigan at the begin- shortened encore concert on the worked hard, and they have an Ensemble members, Joe solo. What comes out of your getting bigger every year, and ning of the fall semester to sign last day of classes. May 17, at innate talent that allows them Pileggi and Brian Jackson, both horn is what you are feeling." think one of the reasons is that up for the course. noon in the Student Union to be flexible enough to go on tenor saxophone players, Pileggi, a sophomore who has being in the group gives stu- "The only criteria I have for Amphitheater. California Supreme Court to review police anti-gay bias

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The bookstore's material catered to any "legitimate law enforce- state Supreme Court has homosexuals. Neighbors com- ment interests" and were moti- agreed to decide whether a plained in 1990 about sexual vated by a "subconscious police decoy operation, target- acts in the parking lot, but the homophobia." But he refused ing sexual solicitations by complaints did not identify the to dismiss the charges, saying homosexual men, was illegal offenders as homosexuals, the there was no evidence the offi- selective enforcement. court said. cers intended to punish the A state appeals court ruled After two men arrested in the men for being homosexual. in January that the history of summer of 1993 filed suit, The appeals court said an undercover operation in Municipal Court Judge Douglas Southard's findings about the suburban Mountain View Southard found that the police arrests were enough to show showed it was motivated by actions were unconnected to illegal enforcement. anti-gay bias and that charges against two men must there- san lose State university fore be dismissed. It was the Associated students campus recreation first such ruling in the state on arrests of gays. But the state's high court 9! granted a hearing Thursday on Sign-ups End June the city's appeal. Justices THE ULTIMATE Joyce Kennard, Armand Sessiono 1 Arabian, Ronald George and June 5 - July 14 Marvin Baxter, the needed majority on the seven-member court, voted to review the case. The central issue in the case SpartA is whether statistics on arrest erobics patterns can show discrimina- tory enforcement, or whether further evidence is needed that Step Aerobics officers consciously intended Body Toning M HWF to punish people because of 1215-12 :45 Water pm their status. Fitness 12:15_7245 pm Police in the Santa Clara M SteP Aerobics t TH County community arrested 10 5:30-6:30 pm Step W for soliciting lewd con- Aerobics people 5:30-6:30 pm duct in a three-year period, all 7TH 5.30_6.30m p of them men soliciting other men, said the 6th District Court of Appeal in its Jan. 31 ruling. The court said police placed Summer Sessions, 2 a young undercover officer at July 24 - Sept 1 an adult bookstore to talk with male customers. It o customer HERNU REEVES DOLPH LUNDGREN tried to pick him up and sug- , dosCAPtiOn9 etet,e PltftSli 1 gested sex, the officer would rostra Up

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6 Friday, May 12, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Women golfers Soccer: Women take the field for first-ever out take 1st round From page I suit up in Spartan uniforms and over ASU go through a series of technical Spartan Daily Staff Report and tactical drills to analyze Senior Nicole Materne and Vibeke Stensrud lead their abilities. junior the San Jose State University "As of right now, we are women's golf team to first scheduled to report into San place after the opening round Jose (for practice) on Aug. 17," of the NCAA women's golf west St. Claire said. regionals on Thursday. "Our purpose today is to help Materne posted her second us look and see where we are under-par round of the season the Spartans the lead at," Lewis said. to give with six birdies, including four Su Cumine, a student who in the first six holes. plays soccer for De Anza Materne and fellow golfer College and expects to transfer Stensru6 ..re two of five golfers to SJSU in the fall, was one of tied for third place at 71. the prospective players hoping "We're the longest I:itting to make the team. team here and the course the long player," said going to favors "I don't know if I'm SJSU women's golf coach Mark make it," Cumine said. "I just Gale. want to support the program." The Spartans posted a one- Lisa Fisher, an SJSU senior under par team score of 287 health science major, was also and has a three-shot advan- among the prospective players tage over No.1 Arizona State and said she was glad women's University. After the first round, SJSU soccer finally came to SJSU. golfers Janice Moodie was at "Yeah, I hope I make it. 1 grad- eighth with 72, Monica uate in the spring," she said. Stratton was 11th at 73 and Near the end of the meeting, Cecilia Afzelius-Alm was 19th St. Claire summed up the at 74. The top eleven team will PHOTO BY ERIC GRIGORIAN SHAMAN DAilY importance and excitement that surrounds a new team. head to Wilmington, N.C. for Tryouts for the San Jose State University's newest sports team, women's soccer, was held Thursday afternoon at the South Campus. the NCAA Women's Golf "There's always one first-year Fourteen female athletes competed for positions on the soccer team. Championships team," he said, "and this is always very special." Women's hoops SJSU tries year-long sports review signs forward By Michelle Alaimo Collegiate Athletic Association Handbook. Stall Writer basketball Spartan Daily (NCAA) Division I certification "It allows t1,0 campus to )' This month, San Jose State program. demystify what athletics is and Spartan Daily Staff Report University begins a year-long The NCAA is broken up into is not," Batt said. San Jose State University self study of its athletic program three divisions. Division I is the The self study does this by women's basketball has a as required by the National largest and consists of schools "helping athletics become more newly acquired six-foot forward

giving out athletic scholarships. integrated in the education from Elwood, Victoria, Australia in the person of Kylie process.. people learn a lot more Every year, NCAA member Page. schools send representatives to about athletics," said Tom Brennan, Page signed a national letter U.S.A. DISCOUNT FARES the NCAA Convention. In 1993, SJSU's Director of Athletics. of intent to play for SJSU's SPECIALIZING IN SHORT NOTICE TRAVEL athletics certification was The self-study committee team, said SJSU head coach MOST CITIES LONDON approved for Division I institu- includes administrators, stu- Karen Smith yesterday. IN U.S.A. OW $309 "Kylie comes to SJSU as a RT $509 tions at the convention. dents, faculty and staff members OW $229 RT $339 Smith said. CAL L ERR OTNER All Division I members are and athletics department per- proven scorer," NO ADVANCE REQUIRED EUROPEAN CITIES "She will do more of the same required to conduct a one-year sonnel. Vis raw Peal on Name. ants 19136 mod en happy lo announ. at SJSU. To Lye,.fl.*ng .1 our San nme tanncn Fr, verve Ku teAtir self study. The purpose is to A team of reviewers from the Page played for the Knox N open up the affairs of athletics NCAA will visit the campus Raiders of the Continental 1144 408-924-0144 to the university community, either next April or May. The Basketball Association Sv0,1C1 nr,ange said Dean Batt, Vice President findings for the committee will Premiership Team last year for Student Affairs who also be shared with the reviewers. where she averaged 15 points, chairs the self-study steering The reviewer team then eight rebounds, three assists RADIO ON-THE-JOB steals per game. committee and three ANNOUNCER committee. reports to the NCAA "Kylie's strengths include her TRAINING The study will also set stan- on Athletics Certification which ability to handle the ball and IN LOCAL RADIO SIMONS, dards for Division I institutions determines SJSU's certification score from the perimeter or RECORDING 11(010142 5110(4, in tour basic areas: commitment and announces the decision post up and score," Smith said. PIADTOCIAPHY 511005 to rules compliance, academic publicly. The findings tell the Page finished second in the ENGINEER NEWSPAPERS & IMGAINES. integrity, fiscal integrity, and athletics department which Grand Final Most Valuable No mapnonne rownwl. commitment to equity. areas to improve on. Player Voting. She also toured Pont Iwne, *AA Wnelmnds. the United States with the PHOTOGRAPHER Fr. EncnIwe ond The purpose of the certifica- "It tells ourselves how we're ro,oning kow Raiders and averaged eight tion program "is meant to doing," Batt said, "and what we points, four rebounds and two JOURNALIST 1-800-755-7597 ensure the NCAA's commitment need to improve on...when we assists. to integrity in intercollegiate have areas that have concerns, She is the final recruit signed CAREER CONNECTION athletics," states the 1994-95 we are supposed to find ways to by SJSU, bringing the total num- ry) EPOLOYEI INNFO ber of players signed to six. NIRNITIVE EPLICkrUN Division I Athletics Certification rectify those concerns."

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Through the Blues: looking block From page I Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley, Robert will be Muddy Waters' former Cray, Gatemouth Brown, RIGHTThe Structure, Just guitarist, Jimmy Rogers. Rogers LaVerne Baker, Koko Taylor and 32 inches tall and 24 on a L is known as one of the origina- Johnny Shines," said Gehrke, side, this concrete whatch- tors of Chicago-style blues gui- who is one of the people umaycallit, located on the corner of Santa Clara and tar. He has played on many responsible for bringing the Ninth Streets, was designed Muddy Waters tunes including, show to campus. and constructed with a utili- "Hoochie Coochie Man" and Gehrke said this year's show tarian purpose in mind, no "I'm Ready." will be one that will go down in doubt. Rogers helped develop a style the festival's history. of guitar accompaniment involv- "This is the first time in 15 BOTTOM: Too high for ing lead fills, bass runs and years of the blues festival that drainagetoo ugly for dec- chords that influenced many we've had two artists of this cal- oration, could it be some- guitarists. iber." Gehrke said. thing as novel as getting a Johnson and Rogers enjoy Also featured at the festival look at Tuesday or from working together and have will be the Tommy Castro Band Wednesday afternoon another perspective from others' albums. (1995 Bammies Bay Area Club played on each someone or something Sista Monica "Jimmy Rogers is strictly a 'Band of the Year'), else's eye or knee-high blues man, even though I play a and Mark Hummel & the Blues level? Probably not. lot of jazz. I still enjoy working Survivors. Comedian Ngaio PHOTOS BY JANET BLACKBURN - with him," Johnson said. Bealum will host the free event. SPARTAN DAILY in the past. we've had John 5th graders accused of cheating on tests

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