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By Brandy Sailors and special circumstances, 99 per- Sad-Writer cent of San Jose State University students won't qualify or benefit Loan consolidation it's a from consolidation, said Richard buzz word on campus, but not a Pfaff, the assistant director at the k 1. hr. h. an %Al RS IW,41' 11..29 lot of people really understand financial aid office. SI \ what it does. "Our students graduate with k hr. h. MI kl NRI IS 01,11- ..- Alison Jensen is graduating in between $8,000 and $10,000 in May with a child development loans, and with that amount, it's Id) %Al KS %I Ski is degree, and sheestimates she has very manageable without consoli- Al. READING about $6,000 out in student loans. dation. Payments would be about Ix' r, MAHN!. II oh 22 2.+ Jensen hasn't heard of consolida- $100 a month," Pfaff' said. kl. hr. h. art tion and doesn't really know what The maximum interest rate ) rm BLIRSL it entails. that can be charged on a student kI. hr. h. art She is one of many borrowers loan is 8.25 percent. For a $10,000 who must attend a loan counsel- loan, paid over 10 years, with the ing session to be eligible for grad- maximum interest rate applied, F:NSE EX ANL REA IF.W I uation. the monthly payment would be / pm DIA/ I 064r WI:14 From today through May 19, $123. E.S1A FE 10 the financial aid office will be Pfaff said most people don't / pin `t it N hosting speakers from various know there are two definitions of lending institutions to answer "consolidation." questions about student loans. The first involves taking sever- They will discuss whether consol- al student loans and combining N FECIINIQI ES 0 idation is beneficial and how to them under one lender, maintain- ortpm RAKER C 06412-07/11 keep loan payments under con- ing one interest rate and one pay- 11. hr. h. arr trol. ment. T FLOWERS/ PRESEKSATION The counseling is free, but time The second use of consolidation / pm QUAINTANCE 0601.0,I1 must be reserved in room 275 of is to stretch out loan payments for Dal Sugano/Spartan Daily hrs h. art Wahlquist South. a lower monthly payment. Pfaff 5i IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA I Anthony Samu, president of said school loans are set up for a Robert Bruce, senior engineer from Wiss, Janney, Elstner university buildings in California if an earthquake occurred. A tour 10 10 pm STAFF 06/rt1 I Association, Inc., explains to university employees from several of the buildings on campus was a hr. h. arr the United States Student 10-year repayment schedule. Few part of CSU Emergency Association, sent out information would choose to stretch out pay- California State University campuses what would happen to typical Preparedness Workshop, which continues through May 7. urging students nationwide to ments for 15 or 20 years, due to CI sot lot 1X 3 0 take advantage of an offer to con- the already low monthly pay- 41 KIOYERS C 011/19 07/ solidate loans and save six tenths ment, she said. 3 0 of a percent. "That would be for someone 'IR AMS A 06/0/1-0' The Student Association is who gets out of college and finds I \ (WI I II IN 31, comprised of paying members they're only making $15,000," Inaugural Asian awareness month At GRAMS A 06/21-07/311 from student bodies across the Pfaff said. \NM \ 3.0 nation. The association acts as a Pfaff said about 40 percent of ;RAMS A 06/21-07/30 voice on Capital Hill concerning the schools are direct lenders, By Rhoda paclison American contributions to society off campus have come forward about the different cultures with- "Our goal is to inform people this year and expressed interest in Asia," she said. "We use (the I NI Vs si %Lin' 3 0 student issues such as fees. meaning the federal government Staff Writer `,1111 MOYERS C 06/08-07/15 Jensen said she wouldn't both- gives directly to the school and it about Asian history, culture and in organizing a bigger, more offi- term) Asian so loosely sometimes, er with the hassles involved to goes directly to the student in the The month of May marks San their contributions here in the cial event," he said. (people are) unable to distinguish receive such a small savings. She form of a loan. Jose State University's first offi- United States," said Hein Do, Jong Ming, an engineering between the different countries. ISO 5.0 said interest rates would have to The other 60 percent, Pfaff cial Asian/Pacific Islander Asian Studies chair.. major and Asian awareness par- Over a period of 30 days, we have 1 45 pm STAFF 06417-07/21 be guaranteed less than seven said, are private or commercial Awareness Month. Do said although, over the ticipant, said there are several an opportunity to increase our 400pm STAFF Oh/07-07/29 percent to get her attention. lending schools, including SJSU. Different events, including a years, May has been recognized important reasons she thinks it is individual visibility." "... consolidating can be a great Meaning loans would come from film festival and discussion on nationally as Asian/Pacific a good idea to have a whole month Do said there are certain issues Awareness Month, SJSU has only set aside. that should be addressed, not only 3(1 deal for graduating seniors," federally backed institutions, interethnic dating, have been ; planned by several on-campus held informal events throughout "By having a whole month ded- this month but everyday. 2 (X) pin FIARRIS E 06417-07/15 Samu said in a press release on such as Bank of Arnerica, City April 6. Bank and Wells Fargo. organizations to help raise Asian the month. icated to our different cultures, "Discussions on race in the U.S. 4 00 pm STAFF 06/07-0" I "Several organizations on and other people get to know more is framed as a black and white SCIISSION 31 With all the rules, regulations See Loan, page 3 awareness and recognize Asian 00 pm STAFF (W.417-11' See Asian, page 3

tt FLUENT 3 0 I) I ro, STAFF 06417-117/2K Latina author amuses, entertains Lambda Sigma Gamma . I 1". FOR FLUENT SP 3 0 STAFF 06418417/29 By Hugo Rivera group's presentation. honored for charity work sodywriter Grito Serpentino, or Serpentine Scream, recited mostly angry By Ryan McCrossin rewarding, according to mem- I \ I RAI. 1.0 poems about the Latino experi- Sandra Cisneros, a best-selling Staff Writer bers. They are actively STROLDR 06/07-07/30 Latina author, entertained people ence in the United States. Some of involved in programs geared (.1 \I L 2 0 with readings from a book she is the topics touched upon by the toward disadvantage,' chil- .,rr STROUD R 06/07-07/30 Mariela Garcia, a Lambda writing and by answering ques- group were growing up in the bar- Sigma Gamma sorority sister, dren, such as Head Start and r,i \ I RAI. 311 tions from the audience. rio, or the Mexican slums, political Adopt-a-College. r Arr STROLII) R 06/07-07/10 fondly remembers a little boy The line to get into the correctness and the Taco Bell chi- who she reached out to in his The sorority's members CI-. Or I IATI4/NAL 4 0 huahua. The poem about the chi- have become ambassadors of Vkly 111,' Arr STROLII) R 06/07-07/30 Cisneros lecture, in Morris Daily moment of need. Auditorium Tuesday, extended to huahua complained about how it A smile peals across her college life to the children of Washington Square Hall by the presented white people a non- face as she describes the time Edenvale Elementary School time the doors opened.. threatening, humorous image of the boy came to her for help through the Adopt-a-College A pretty even mix of men and Mexicans. The songs were accom- with a whole packet of math program. women attended the Cisneros lec- panied by drums, bongos, key- homework. His biggest prob- Adopt-A-College, which ture. The price of admission was boards and guitars playing Latin lem was that the homework links children with college $5 for SJSU students and $10 for beats. was due the next day, a dilem- mentors, was conceived by -nccd.cc.ca.us/mc non-students. After the groups five-song set, ma she could relate to based on Edenvale's administrators in Cisneros' writings are mostly Cisneros took the stage wearing a the fact she is a college stu- the early '90s who were 'sad- about growing up female and polka-dot summer dress and a dent, she said. dened" with the realization Mexican in the United States. Her synthetic flower in her hair. "If I wouldn't have been that so many of their students writing is full of descriptions that She started her presentation there to help him with his weren't going on to college or appeal to all the senses. Cisneros' by cracking a few jokes about her homework, maybe he would even graduating high school, books include: "The House on "Mexican" plastic purse in her have just said 'forget it,' " said Andy Garcia, Edenvale's Mango Street," "My Wicked quiet, high-pitched voice. Garcia said. assistant principal. Every year, Wicked Ways," "Loose Woman" After allowing the audience to Tuesday, the 35-member the school invites students and "Bad Boys." get to know her by her jokes, sorority was commended by from area colleges to partici- American Studies professor Cisneros proceeded to talk about the San Jose City Council and pate in an assembly that edu- Teri Ann Bengiveno is 1111 admirer her unfinished book, entitled Mayor Ron Gonzales for "posi- cates children about college. of Cisneros "Caramelo," which she said she tively enhancing the lives of all Children communicate with "In (American) fiction, the com- promised to the Virgin of San Jose residents through college students throughout ing of age stories of women are Guadalupe that it would be fin- sustained community involve- the year as pen pals. missing," Bengiveno said. "Her ished by this summer. ment." The commendation was Lambda Sigma Gamma's beautiful, rich voice has begun to "I write like the tailor makes a initiated by the office of members have linked with fill a gap. People enjoy it because jacket," she said explaining she Charlotte Powers, council- children in Mrs. Frese's 1st- it is real." does not write from beginning to woman of District 2, where 2nd grade class. The sorority The presentation began at end. "Sometimes, the tailor makes many of the community service sisters tutor the children, about 7:30 p.m., a half hour after the sleeves, then the buttons, then hours were completed by the attend functions with them it was scheduled to begin. Carmen the collar." sorority. and listen and talk with them, Sigler, dean of the College of the Since she did not write from said Deanna Gonzales, an Saga:in/Spartan Dail% Lambda Sigma Gamma has Humanities and the Arts, gave beginning to end, Cisneros said Dal been actively involved in a SJSU alumna and adviser to Cisneros a welcome, followed by she would not read from begin- Sandra Cisneros, a novelist, poet, short story writer and essayist variety of community service Lambda Sigma Gamma. Grito Serpentino, a local group ning to end but would skip back reads one of her poems during a presentation Tuesday in Morns projects, but its work with chil- and forth in her reading. See Award, page 3 that mixes music with recited Dailey Auditorium at San Jose State University. Atter speaking to the dren has been the most poems. Cisneros spoke after the See Cisneros, page 3 audience for more than an hour, she answered questions.

INSIDE THE DAILY SPORTS FORUM ENTERTAINMENT ' -14fk'4` i , .41 ,,,toi,/, Spartans jump on Saint 'Congeniality Not Included' Q&A with 'Three I". _. Mary's early, IR. in exploitation of Colorado Seasons' director win 8-1 Page 6 tragedy Page 2 Tony Bui Page 5 .. ' , 4.2% '',1111kr, Page 2 FORUM Thursday, May 6, 1999 LETTERS Gun control issues need to be resolved sickens me to witness the aftermath of the determined the National Guard should be consid- Lack of support from ItColorado school shooting. It's not the grief- ered as that well-regulated militia, I don't see why stricken reaction of the affected community Billy Bob Hick thinks he has the right to load up that bothers me. It's the national aftermath, in his rifles on the rack of his Chevy when he takes university president which Republicans and Democrats alike are his family out to all-you-can-eat steak 'n stuff exploiting the circumstances that have trapped night at Bo Ray's road side cafe. that town, that turns my stomach. Many gun proponents also argue that gun con- is unacceptable Living in Littleton must be a nightmare. trol won't stop gun violence. The shootings were surely enough to throw that According to the Gunfree Coalition to Stop Gun a graduating senior in the Theatre Arts town into shock, but the massacre hasn't ended. Violence, most criminals get their firearms AsDepartment, I m sick and tired of working day The leaders of this country have disregarded a through legal channels. in and day out on campus activities only to be cornmunity'b anguish and manipulated its tragedy The coalition cited a survey of prison inmates, left unsupported by others at San Jose State to score political points in a partisan game. mentally change the political landscape." in which it determined 69 percent of the criminals I Iniversity. I would like to share my most recent It's a game now because the players our rep- Forgive me for my obviously naive ideas, but I "acquired their handgun(s) from family, friends, ;Ind perhaps disappointing experience with you. resentatives care more about opposing each was counting on the moral conscience of our lead- private owners or retail outlets. On April 22, I attended the Arthur Miller presen- other than the health and well-being of their con- ers to change the blatant partisan political land- The Gun Owners of America are also complain- tation, at which President Robert Caret gave a brief stituents. scape that's infecting this country. ing about recent control proposals by Clinton. introduction. During his introduction, he mentioned Democrats are ecreaming about the importance My ideological, wishful thinking led me to count While he proposed a three-day waiting period for that local theatres were performing some of Arthur of gun control. on politicians to prevent horrors like the Colorado all handgun purchases, the pro gun organization Miller's plays and specifically mentioned "A View Republicans are simply denouncing that guns shooting. argued that period would "endanger the lives of from a Bridge," at the San Jose State theater. really even played a role in the incident. They I'm not talking about the GOP's delusional idea innocent of people who need self-protection." As a student in the Theatre Arta Department and argue that while guns may have been present, it of moral conscience a lot of God rhetoric, sup- OK if someone is in so much incredible danger also a cast member of SJSU's production of Miller's was violent movies, lazy parents, lack of God and ported by biblical references but a real moral that he or she cannot wait three days to obtain a play, "MI My Sons," I am extremely upset that Caret bad fashion sense that killed 15 people at conscience that requires thought and a depth of gun, he or she needs to lock the door and call 911. made no mention of our department's production. Columbine High School. understanding not yet attained by gun proponents. The worst part of this is I'm over here on the I would like to believe that, as SJSU's president, The truly discouraging part of this political Proponents such as the Gun Owners of Aznerica, Democrat side, screaming about the need for gun Caret would take an interest in the activities of his game is they are using a tragedy that could have who cite the second amendment to the control, while the issue should have been resolved students, but it appears that this was not the case at been prevented to debate issues that should have Constitution in a knee-jerk reaction to any attempt with the invention of guns. the Miller presentation. The talented cast and crew been resolved long before the two killers were ever to stifle any talk of gun control. If we keep bickering, with no end results, of 'All My Sons" has worked hard throughout the born. What they don't understand is that a well-regu- tragedies like Colorado will keep happening. semester preparing for this heart-wrenching play. I Even President Bill Clinton announced Friday lated militia, which would require the need to keep Game over. Nobody wins. believe I speak for the cast of "All My Sons" and that he intends to meet with entertainment indus- and bear arms, as discussed in the second amend- the Theatre Arts Department as a whole when I try leaders to discuss establishing a gun-control ment, is necessary to ensure the security of a free say that we are extremely disappointed that campaign. And the Associated Press reported last state. Margaret Bethel is the Spartan Daily copy editor Preeident Caret did not mention our play. week, "several Democrats said they are counting Considering our "free state" status is not in "Congeniality Not Included" appears every l'hursday. Students who work hard to participate in and sup- on the horror of the Colorado shooting to funda- jeopardy and the Supreme Court has already port campus activities regardless of which depart- ment they are from deserve recognition. I find it unacceptable that our campus president has failed to support hard-working students., Struggling youth I cannot make a difference alone. Students need to stick together on this one and make a difference together. I am asking all students to write to need attention President Caret to let him know that his lack of interest and support for students and campus activi- ties is unacceptable. If we all send a letter, maybe he not ostracism will think more about supporting the amazing accomplishments of SJSU students in the future. Laurie Phillips Alicia Restive theatre arts STAFF WRITER

REALITY CHECK BY DAVE WMAMOND Better start keeping tabs on your younger brother he may be building a bomb. Ever since Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold sprayed bullets across the Columbine High School campus on April 20, the media has grabbed the story by the neck and shak- en it, looking for any possible theory explaining why it happened. Listen up, people. We'll probably never know and we need to accept that. We don't know if the boys had poor home lives, or why their parents didn't figure it out. We don't know if Marilyn Manson made them do it. We don't know if they did it because they wore trench coats, or because they were affiliated with a group known at the school as the "Trenchcoat Mafia." SPARTAN DAILY No amount of speculation will ever change the One Washington Sme3re. Son Joss, CA 95192-0149 fact that the world lost 12 students and a teacher 1/108) 924.3780 E SDAILY(Pirnc sisoodu at the hands of the two boys. Those people are all EDITORIAL six feet under now. Reemative Editor Jon Pere, About the only thing we'll be able to gather, is Meneging Editor Juba Wnght the boys thought they were outsiders, or so said a Production Editor Aaron Williams handwritten diary that ()pinion Editor JoAnn Peach belonged to one of them. Sparta F,ditor Jeremiah Ddian That's something we can change. Entertainment/ Lifestyle rater John Miry. Often, we watch adolescents having a hard time Photo Relater Clayton Sults, with their lives and attribute that struggle to their Col. Fenton Menteret Bethel, LIM Boo. age. (loief Photographer lin. Prince Graphics Aaron Heck, we went through it ourselves the feel- r"", ings of awkwardness, inadequacy and not fitting in *mem 8telY Writers Sandra Avila Leah Bower Adam Pevlarka. Sparta Cale cJ with peers. Ginn!' 'White Since most of us survived it and look back Staff Candy Arum . Donna Carmichael, Board and Student Interns from Memorial Concert hopefully, ilfwata Ihirli.o.Tneta Herrera, KAU. Franklin 1,elya, Today 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the Technology The School of Music and Dance with a knowing smile or choice comment Lewis Melissa Matchak. Rolm HiCrooii". Museum of Innovation. For more will hold a concert at 8 p.m. at we figure others can, too. limb Mane irtreana, D.S Perm. Laurie Phillip,. Hugo Rivera, Yet, not everyone deals with their problems in liramli Sail., Katrina Ilwanski, Lance Swanaon, IPublic Relations Student information, call the 24-hour ticket Santa Clara University. For more Tiun Thorp, Manta, 1/111d1 Society of America hotline at 291-8551 or visit the Web information, call the choral activi- the same way. Staff Illustsetar, Jem Titanium Tabor Monthly meeting at 6 p.m. in the site at http://st6.yahoo.comfihc. ties office at 924-4332. Solving a problem by hitting a wall or yelling at Photographeno Frenchmen Fequibei. Sarah (hr. Sean Panello, Pacifica Room, Student Union. For someone is not comparable to building pipe bombs, Diu Sugano kWh Santos more information, call Jefferey Health Insurance Enrollment Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual or planning to blow up a school. ADVERTISING Simon at 924-8985. Day Alliance It's likely we'll never know why Harris and Asivertiainir Director Doug Evans The Student Health Center and Information on upcoming gay Klebold chose to commit such drastic acts of vio- Art Director Noon Ycon Asian / Pacific Islander Film the Women's Resource Center will events, such as trip to Great lence. Retail Manner 4 ;en Corm Festival he holding an enrollment day for America, gay Latino formal and the There are clues the massacre being on Adolf flowntowed Entertalmmel Mar. Tantswi Various filma will be screened free and low coat health insurance Gay Parade, at 3:30 p.m. in the Hitler's birthday is one of them but we'll never National ?donator Mario De Palma from 3 to 5 p.m. in Mosaic, San Jose from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Guadalupe Room, Student Union. know. Account Ezetativea Masao DiChultao. Janette DiFano, Neal Lu, State University's multicultural Almaden Room and the Pacifica For more information, call Juan But, there are things we can do beyond talking I lelen 1.ii about this. ADVISERS center, Student Union. For more Room, Student Union. For more Ramos at 434-1839. information, call the center at 924- information, call Oscar Battle Jr. at It starts by looking around us, particularly at 1\14.1 Stephen Greene, Jan Show the adolescents we know Advertising Jerk Quinton 6255. 924-6117 or Vicci Smith at 924- Saturday who may be struggling. Photo Jan kfcbli 6500. Instead of writing off their troubles as a passing Production Chine Tian Burka The Listening Hour Weekly Friday Senior Partfolio Concert phase, talk to them. Concert Series The School of MUSIC and Dance It's not always possible to find solutions to our News Ream 409 934 3290 Pia 4011 924 3299 Advertlelag San Jose State tfniversity problems, but knowing someone else is willing to 4011934 2370 SPARTAN DAILY USPS509-490, publialdri every Friday Prayer Service will hold a concert at 7 p.m. in the athool day kr .4911 4caderoor $15 and ,pronorter 315 134.044dr< Alumna Ann Ui will perform music The Muslim Student Association Spartan Complex studio theatre, listen makes all the difference. primp prid Art San Jo. siewnetions mem. oo reinmeler of Schumann and Liszt from 12:30 will hold prayer SerVICI. from 1 to room 219. For more information, Over the past week, the media hze e been par- dernirretyr boos POSTMARTER !trod addrre Spartan Daily San hoe Stew l'iusersits ine Washington Square San to 1:15 p.m. in the Music building 1 45 p m in Sweeney Hall. room call Dawn at 924-5041. ticularly fond of referring to the boys as "outcasts." Jaw CA 95192 0149 Concert Hall. For more information, 348 For more information, tall And yes, if they were not part of the groups they call Joan Stubbe at 924-4631. Emal Numan at 971-834'7 Monday targeted the "jocks," "nerds" or "popular" crowd Opinion page policies they probably were, according to the social hier- Free Movie Senior IPortfolio Concert Breaktline for Late Afternoon archy at that school. Reeder+ are encouraged to express themselves on the Sigma Alpha Mu will screen The School of Music and Dance and Evening Students Regardless, typecasting people doesn't explain Opinion page with a lestter to the Editor -Ronin- with Robert DeNiro at 7 will hold a concert at 7 p.m. in the The Student Life Center will them. That's something media has failed to realize. A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word response to on snout or point p.m. in the old science building, Spartan Complex studio theatre, provide snacks for late afternoon The fact that the boys wore trench coats doesn't of view that has appeared in the Spartan room 142. Everyone welcome. For room 219. For more information, and evening students from 4 to 5:45 mean they adhered to goth culture. Submimaon become tlw property of the Spartan Daily and may more information, call Tim at 924- call Dawn at 924-5041. p.m. in the University Room, room They didn't live in a bad neighborhood they be edited for clarity crammer. libel and length flubmilsislose 3771 37. Fbr more information, call Jane lived in tract-style homes similar to some of yours. nom( contain the authoee risme, Eddreari, phone number. Chinese Mandarin Bible Boyd at 924-5950. You probably know people like them. aignstare and motor. Student Art Exhibits Fellowship Governor Davis has suggested college students Submissions may be put in the letters to dr Editor hos t the The School of Art and Design E,rthday celebration from 2:30 do a certain amount of community service to grad- Spartan Deily Offlire in Dwight Bente' Hall Room 209..nt by flu will show student art from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Montalvo Room, uate. 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Award: Sorority recognized for service Cisneros: Author, poet Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 sented a forum of scholars who Andy Garcia said discussed Latino issues of inter- the gradua- est. tion rate of Edenvale's former stu- She began the reading by recit- dents has significantly ing an old Mexican folk song she Denisse Munoz, the executive increased remembered from assistant to the director of the since the inception of the pro- childhood. gram. Cisneros' high voice embodied organization, said they chose "'The kids have that of a little girl as she read pas- Cisneros as this years' speaker gotten really jazzed. It has become normal sages of the fictitious book, which because of her fame and influence for could have been a recollection of in the United States. them to think about college," Andy Garcia said. her childhood. She spoke about "She is one of the most promi- uncles, parents, brothers and the nent Latinas," Munoz said. Michele Sierra, SJSU alumna and Lambda Sigma "awful grandmother" with a great Munoz said Cisneros comment- Gamma sis- sense of nostalgia. ed on her reception by San Jose ter, said the sorority's members are an inspiration Judging the laughter coming when she was on her way to the to minority from airport. women in particular. the audience, it seemed peo- "Not only are ple could relate to her stories. "She said she felt San Jose these women Those with a Hispanic back- treated her like a diva," Munoz recruiting women of color into col- lege, but they are ground seemed to particularly said. "She said she did not think also graduating. enjoy her descriptions of the typi- she ever had audience like They are not falling out of the sys- an tem," Sierra said. cal Mexie,an family and of Mexico, that." The SJSU which she read in both Spanish SJSU's Mexican Amertcan sorority was started and English. Studies and Women Studies in 1989 by women of color who felt there weren't After the reading, Cisneros departments also helped create any groups on cam- answered a few questions from the event along with the College pus that shared their mission, Deanna members of the audience. of the Humanities and the Arts. Gonzales said. In answering one qtiestion, Sigler believes there are many "This was the first non-tradi- tional, Cisneros said no one writer was a reasons why it was important for multicultural sorority. So, literary influence on her work Cisneros to visit San Jose. for them to have survived 10 years because she likes everything she "It is important to expose stu- is a big honor," Deanna reads. dents to literary figures," Breeler Gonzales said. "I only read for pleasure," said. "In terms of Latino writers, Deanna Gonzales said it is Sarah Orr/Spartan Daily Cisneros said. "I won't finish a we want students from diverse important for the sisters to finish Lambda Sigma Gamma slater Nancy Garcia and sented by Councilwoman Charlotte Powers and book unless I enjoy reading it." backgrounds to see role models." college in honor of the many Cisneros added she first want- Sigler said she personally minority women who are not San Jose State University's chapter founder Mayor Ron Gonzales. ed to become a writer when she enjoyed the entire presentation. afforded the same opportunities. Veronica Ontireros accept a commendation pre- was about 10 years old. She said "I liked her reading," she said. To stay on track with this goal, she went to a library and saw the "It gave us a look at work in Gonzales said members must member of the sorority since Fall emergency tutoring relief when if you set a good example they will old books with the authors' names progress." maintain a 2.5 GPA and have "The questions and answers their '95, realizes the impact she can they are rushing to meet a dead- follow it," said Mariela Garcia. on the binding. professors fill out progress have on children, whether simply line on their math homework. "I guess at that moment is was particularly interesting reports on their performance. being there for them or providing "They're really vulnerable and when I wanted to write books," because she talked about the Mariela Garcia, who has been a she said. " I wanted my name on writing process," Sigler said. "She the old books. Cisneros, Sandra." connected with students, teachers The event was sponsored by and members of the community." the Movimiento de Arte y Culture Other members of the audience Latino Americana, or the also seemed to enjoy Cisneros' Asian: Understanding through cultural diversity Movement for Latin-American presentation. Continued from page 1 uals reconnecting with their cul- Filipino-American man's life. The ethnic dating will be held in the Art and Culture. This was the "She really tells people what tures. other film is "I am on a Mission Multicultural Center. third annual presentation put on the Mexican culture is like," said issue," he said. "This is not true. Several events are scheduled from Buddha." "The panel will address the by the center. The first presenta- Jamie Cano, an Evergreen Valley There are Mexicans, Asians, throughout May, including an Lily Lam, a business major, concerns relating to the issue of tion in 1997 was Carlos Fuentes, College student. "I wish there Native Americans and others that Asian Film Festival which fea- said she attended Tuesday's film Asians dating other Asians," Do a Mexican activist and writer. were more Chicana authors like also need to be included. The way tures short and long films pro- screening and enjoyed the two said. The panel discussion is Last year, the organization pre- her." we view race issues has t,o shift." duced, directed or written by films. being facilitated by Curtiss Kenneth Montojo, professor of Asians. "I think it is important to have Takada Rooks, a professor from political science, said having a The film festival is being held films done by Asians exposed the Asian Arnerican studies whole month dedicated to Asian in the Mosaic Room of the because every filmmaker has his department. Loan: Debt management Awareness is a good thing. Student Union. This afternoGn or her own style," she said. "Not For more information regard- "If nothing else, Asians can the festival Continued from page 1 will feature screen- enough Asian films get the recog- ing the panel or any other aspect for students who have multiple understand their backgrounds ings of two different movies. nition they deserve." of Asian/Pacific Islander SJSU arid is set up so that a stu- lenders. This is for people in med- get back what they've lost," "A Dollar a Day Ten Cents a On Wednesday May 12, a stu- Awareness Month, call Henrietta dent who borrows more ical or law school," Montojo said, referring to individ- Dance," is based on the story of a than Pfaff said. dent panel discussion on inter- Reynolds at (408) 924-6255. once, is directed to the same Jamie Pueschel, the legislative ., . lender. Pfaff also said lenide/s director_ sify,thchwkaaited f States irVer"riA :106 usually offer incentives, suchas a Student - Asswietfon: in fin , full one percent decrease in inter- Washington D.C., said if students Free speech 9 racial slurs collide in hig court est rates after a quota of timely are in the situation of having mul- payments have been made. tiple lenders, and if they act SAN FRANCISCO (AP) occurring." appellate court, it specified the to slurs at the workplace and to a SJSU only offers two types of before graduation to consolidate, Free speech and the right to be He said a judge should have forbidden words. list of specific words, to be deter- loans, the Stafford and the a small percent can be saved. If free of workplace harassment col- the same power, once a jury finds The justices heard an hour of mined by Bea. Perkins. they wait, Pueschel said, stu- lided before the state Supreme that the continual use of derogato- arguments, before an audience Such orders are rare, if not The Perkins loan gives a 5per- dents' loans are capped at 8.25 Court Wednesday in arguments ry language based on race or sex that included a visiting elemen- unprecedented, said lawyers in cent interest rate, while the percent. over a judge's unusual order pro- has created a hostile work envi- tary school class, and are sched- the case. Companies are common- Stafford adjusts yearly, but it Students should take advan- hibiting a rental car employee ronment. uled to rule within 90 days. ly ordered to take steps against won't exceed 8.25 percent, Pfaff tage of the free counseling offered from continuing to use slurs Chief Justice Ronald George A group of Hispanic employees future harassment, like posting said. by financial aid before making against Hispanic coworkers. seemed sympathetic. Noting that accused Lawrence of repeatedly policies and establishing griev- Pfaff said if students did con- any money management deci- Verbal harassment can be the jury had already found illegal calling them derogatory names, in ance procedures, but the state's solidate, and they had a Perkins sions, Pfaff said. grounds for damages, but "you conduct by both loan, they would be charged more If students aren't able to Lawrence and Spanish and English, during 1991 high court has never addressed an because consolidation attend any of cannot prevent those words from Avis, and awarded damages, he and 1992, and demeaning them talces the the on-campus ses- injunction against discriminatory average of all interest rates and sions, they can contact their being said," insisted Joel P. Kelly, asked why employees shouldn't be because of their ethnic back- speech. applies it to one bill. lender directly or lawyer for Avis Rent go online to -a-Car and its entitled to an injunction against ground and lack of English skills. George noted, however, that an "The loan consolidation is not www.ed.gov/DirectLoans or call employee, John Lawrence. He said future violations rather than hav- A San Francisco Superior injunction against future obscene really for our students. It's more the hotline at 1-800-557-7392. such an order violates the state ing to file "repetitive lawsuits Court jury awarded $135,000 in publications has been upheld once constitutional right to express every month." damages to eight employees obscenity has been found. Curt, s "sentiments on all subjects." On the other hand, Justice against both Lawrence and Avis. the employees' lawyer, stressed Edwin Currey, lawyer for 17 Joyce Kennard said she knew of Judge Carlos Bea then issued an that the case arose in the confined Dr. Laura bringing her Hispanic employees of Avis at San no past ruling allowing a judge "to injunction prohibiting Lawrence setting of the workplace, where Francisco International Airport, prohibit people from using from using epithets toward coworkers have limited ability to replied by quoting a past ruling derogatory words." She said the Hispanic workers, and ordered avoid the offensive speech or reply self-righteous act to TV that said a state civil rights ban might be too vague if it Avis to prevent him from making to it. LOS ANGELES (AP) Radio national consciousness and pro- not only to agency "had the power referred generally to derogatory such statements if possible. But Kelly, the defense lawyer, host Laura Schlessinger is bring- foundly important, especially for correct discrimination in the speech, but might be improper Avis and Lawrence, still an said judges should be allowed to ing her tough-love approach to our children," she said. to prevent it from workplace but censorship if, as suggested by an employee, did not appeal the dam- prohibit only "verbal acts" daytime television. "The Dr. Laura Schlessinger ages but challenged the injunction threato, blackmail, demands for An hour-long show offering Ms. Program" airs on more than 450 as a violation of free speech. A sex rather than words that may ARE YOU RUNNING OUT OF SPACE? 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Before, the festival had always Brokaw flew to Germany on Students who think the extent "Blues is universal music and allowed attendees to bring in Air Force One, where he was of San Jose State University's live is accepted by a good cross-section their own alcohol during the granted interviews with concert acts are the no-name of people," Baker said. "Blues is event, but for fund raising and President Clinton and access to groups who play the Student very exhilarating music. The security reasons that will no briefings by the president's top Union Amphitheater to a bare songs sing about the good and bad longer be allowed. Bottles will not national security advisers. His handful of spectators at things that happen in life. It's a be allowed at the festival either. reports aired on MSNBC and lunchtime should mark Saturday celebration." Alcohol will be available at the NBC's "Nightly News" on on their calendars. The very first show, which fea- Beer Garden and the University Wednesday. The 19th Annual Metro tured acts such as Mark Naftalin Police Department will card those Following the stop at the Fountain Blues Festival, featur- another original member of entering and check wristbands Ramstein Air Force Base in ing such headline acts as the Son Butterfield Blues Band, given to those over 21 years of age Germany, Brokaw traveled on his Seals Blues Band, Sugar Pie De Mississippi Johnny Waters, J.J. before allowing them in. No alco- own to Albania, where he will Santo and Terry Hanck and the Malone and Roy Rogers, was a hol will be allowed outside of the nieet with Kosovan refugees, Soulrockers, will be hitting success, drawing in a crowd of Beer Garden. humanitarian workers and mili- Seventh and San Carlos Streets 5,000. Rusty Zinn, the leader of the tary personnel. from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday in Thrrugh the years, a who's Rusty Zinn Band, said he hopes CBS's Dan Rather and ABC an event that not only boasts hav- who of blues musicians have the fund raising will be success- "Nightline" host Ted Koppel! have ing great music but is absolute- played at the campus event. ful. both been to Yugoslavia since the ly free. "We've had some of the great- "This is something that should NATO bombing started, while "'The people, if they brought in est blues acts play here John never end," Zinn said. "There's Brokaw had stayed stateside. their own food and drink, can see Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley, Buddy few blues festivals on the west." *We finally got access," Brokaw great blues music for not one Guy, Robert Cray, Koko Taylor Zinn describes his Bay Area said in a telephone interview. "I cent," said 'red Gerkhe, director of and LaVern Baker," Gerkhe said. based group as very influenced by would have gone earlier if I had the festival. Each year, the festival takes the Chicago blues scene. that kind of special access." The festival, which first start- time to honor those legends who "The stuff we're mainly influ- He talked to Clinton about ed in 1980, has been offered by get up on the stage. enced by was done in the '508 and peace initiatives with the the Associated Students near the "'We always have at least one '60s, but we have our own twist on Russians. He also asked the pres- end of every spring semester. legend we pay tribute to," Gerkhe it," he said. ident felt his impeachment trial "You'd be paying $10 to $15 to said. "This year it will be Sugar Zinn's friend Terry Hanck is has damaged his credibility and get in if this were not a student- Pie De Santo and Son Seals. Son glad he will be able to catch up to what it's like for someone who run organization," Gerkhe said. Seals is a living legend. He was on friends he rarely sees. opposed the Vietnam War to be "It costs around $20-50 to attend Conan O'Brien last Thursday and "That's the fun of the festival. running a military operation. the Santa Cruz Blues Festival he just tore up the place." We never see each other because "He's the commander-in-chief, and $25-35 to see the San Other acts slated to play at we're always working. We get a he's the guy who's effectively run- Francisco Blues Festival." this year's festival include Chris chance to tell each other lies," ning the war," Brokaw said. The festival was originally Cain, Rusty Zinn Band and Hanck said. Dei Sugano/Spal Ian Deily 'We've been trying for some time founded by Rick Baker, who at the Howard and the White Boys. For Though Hanck has been play- to get inside the decision-making time was the Contemporary Arts the first time, the festival will be ing since the '70s, he didn't form Joe Sorci, an 80-year-old San Jose State University student, process and see it, and I think Chairperson for the Program selling alcohol and wine at the the Soulrockers until 1987. Before practices clarinet Tuesday in the Music Building. Sorci is taking that this is very valuable." is due to come home from Board, after a show featuring event. then he played backup for 10 a World Jazz class. "I practice just to be active and that keeps He pop/fusion Despite the fact that donations years for Elvin Bishop, Albania on Saturday. group Ambrosia sold an original me alive." Sorci said. out at the Center for Performing to the festival are received from member of the Paul Butterfield Arts. the Arts Council of the city of San Blues Band. Baker, a SJSU student from Jose, Metro Newspaper arid the "The Butterfield Band was one 1979-81 who graduated with a Arts Council of Silicon Valley, the of the first blues bands to break marketing degree, said he and the festival needs more money if it is through and make it popular to brews, but pour them into cups or sports bottles. Don't be stupid and get caught or fight and cause others on the board figured they to survive. the white audience," Hanck said. upWeekly should do something with all the 'There were very limited funds Gerkhe said he expects around cEnaitertaInnient problems. extra money they had made from to continue the event, so we decid- 5,500 people to show up for the I can't emphasize how great this blues festival the Ambrosia show. ed to sell alcohol as part of fund event if the weather is good. is. The people who put it on work year-round to "We figured, 'Hey, let's give raising to keep the event alive Beer will be sold from noon to make this one day a highlight of the year. You back to the students and the com- and also to control the amount of seven for $2-4 and wine for $3-4. know I don't support many things, but this is one &COMING of them. You won't be disappointed. If any campus event makes you proud to be a Spartan, the blues festival is it. If you Pve, your mcon,-the blues, and most Stinclay, Miy'S (Mother's DaY) If you importantly Motorheack this could possibly be the don t have a mom and were born in a test tube, it s best weekend of the semester. OK. There are plenty of things to do to get your Saturday, May 8 You want excitement, mind off of this special day. you'll get excite- Aerosmith, the cheesiest rock band in ment. And you don't America, plays the Shoreline Amphitheater in even have to leave Mountain View. Nothing positive CEU1 be said campus. The 19th about the bad boys from Boston, a nickname that Annual Fountain couldn't be more wrong. Anyway, The Afghan Blues Festival is Whigs open the show. The group must be getting finally here. This paid a lot because they are too good of a rock band event is the best to support Aerosmith. Their latest album "1965" is thing SJSU has to as lusty as anything Marvin Gaye ever produc.ed. offer to its students Graduatipn If you can't get laid to "1965," you're impotent. and surrounding Another example of why community. It's also you should have your weekend fun at the blues festival is the George an all day, fun-in- Strait Country Music Festival. Strait, Tim the-sun type of festival to kick off summer and the McGraw, the Dixie Chicks and end of the semester. 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Thurruzgymmay 6, 1999 ENTERTAINMENT Page 5 'Three Seasons' explores Vietnam Independent film Director Tony Bui shoots footage of his V focuses on country movie, "Three Seasons," which is under Western the first American movie ever shot in 1EI influence .h Vietnam. The movie to swept this year's )P Sundance Film is Lance's Festival for indepen- Pick dent films. of the Week fie

By Lance Swanson Staffirriter Bay Area filmmaker Tony Bui shocked the independent film world at this year's Sundance fe Film Festival. His $2 million debut feature, le "Three Seasons" took the top three prizes at this year's Sundance Film Festival, winning the Grand Jury, Audience and Cinematography awards. It is the first time a single movie has won all three major awards since the festival's inception. s- As a hvo-year old, Bui fled al Vietnam with his family and set- tled in Sunnyvale. Bui became a filmmaker after studying film at Loyola Marymount University Photo courtesy of and went back to Vietnam to visit 0, tober Films f, his family shortly thereafter. 1- When he visited Vietnam, he decided to try to make his first feature there. "Three Seasons" is the first American film shot in Vietnam Filmmaker goes where no since the fall of Saigon in 1975. American has before "Three Seasons" is a movie By Lance Swanson competiton for the major awards movies! And I thought, after see- swampy mud grows this amazing- about the loss of innocence for about the hopes and dreams, as at Sundance? ing these films, that there was an ly beautiful, fragrant flower. They these kids as the skyscrapers and well as the struggles, of people Staff Writer TB: I think they screened lt30 art behind filmmaking. It was a see their own history as a people hotels are built. The children living in new, industrialized films, and 15 were in competition. craft. After that, I knew I had to the same way. After a thousand seem to be forgotten in a way. Saigon. That Bui used his home- SD: Why'd you decide to tell pursue this passion. years of war and conflict, they With the Western influence and land of Vietnam as a means to three specific stories in the film? SD: What is the meaning have somehow risen above those the importance of making money, explore the human spirit is reve- TB: There were different sto- behind the three stories. What are problems and still survive. there seems to be a large separa- latory. Most American films ries I wanted to write, whether it you trying to say about modern- SD: How important was it for tion between the haves and have "Platoon" and "Born on the was the love story between the day, industrialized Saigon? you to have Harvey Keitel's par- nots. It just gets wider and wider, Fourth of July"come to mind cyclo driver and the prostitute, TB: I wanted each story to have ticipation in the film? and it's the kids who suffer. present the Vietnamese people as Woody's story or the teacher Dao a different significance. We have TB: I had a list of actors that I SD: How has this film played in careless practitioners of war. and the lotus picker. I just wasn't the dry-season story with the wanted to play James Hager, the Vietnam? Bui links three specific stories sure what I wanted to do. So in cyclo driver. That story explores Vietnam vet who comes back to I've shown the film in Hanoi as the framework for the film. the end, I just decided to tell all the passion, the heat, the false find his daughter he left behind. and Saigon, to great success. Since In the first story, a beautiful the stories together. The stories sense of ambition and everything Harvey Keitel was at the top of the government controls all the young woman (Ngoc Hiep) is Editor's Note: Spartan Daily are all thematically linked. It's that happens in that love story. that list. The actor playing this film distribution in Vietnatn,we hired to pick lotuses for the staff writer Lance Swanson inter- actually funner to direct a film For the wet season, we have the role had- to be-able-to speak vol- have to wait until' next year. We'll teacher Dao a man who is viewed "Three Seasons" director when you can jump from storyline street-child Woody's story. And umes without saying any words. see what happens. Hopefully the dying of leprosy. He has no fin- 7bny Bui two months ago at the to storyline. then we have the growth story He has that face, has that pres- film will eventually be released gers, his face is disfigured and he movie's San P}ancisco opening SD: You use non-professionals with the teacher Dao and the ence, that depth of character. I there. is ashained of the way he looks. during the Asia-America Film in many of the acting roles, much lotus picker. That story is about met with him, and he said there SD: You also present the strug- One day, the young woman sings Festival. in the same way that Vittorio poetry and flowers and song was no way he could do the film, gles of women in Vietnam with a folk song that inspires Dao to Desica did in his Neo-Realist clas- what's metaphorical about all of but he said he would read the the story of the cyclo driver who write again. They form a memo- sics. The film's simple humanity them. If you walk through the script and get back to me. I never falls for the beautiful prostitute. If rable friendship in the film. Spartan Dally: Your film 'Three reminds me of the films of streets of Saigon these days, you thought he would ever actually they don't work for one of the big The second story in 'Three Seasons" is the first film to win all Yazujiro Ozu. Were these directors can see entire streets filled with read it. Sure enough, on the sev- corporations, they seem to work as Seasons" involves a cyclo (bicycle three major prizes at Sundance. an inspiration for you? flowers you can buy. At a second enth day after our meeting, he farmers or prostitutes. Is there taxi) driver, Don Duong, who falls Were you shocked by the success TB: I definitely have seen many glance, you realize they're all fake. called me and said he loved it. He any hope for women in Vietnam in love with a pretty prostitute. the film had there? of Ozu's films, and in terms of the I guess that's the Western influ- said the struggles of the charac- these days? After winning a race and earning Tony Bui: Yeah, we were all Neo-Realists, Desica was a huge ence on Saigon today. Plastic flow- ters in the film were very familiar TB: Ultimately, I see hope in all $50 in prize money, he decides to very surprised. When we got the influence, especially "Umberto D." ers in a land of beautiful lotuses. to him. That's why he came on as these people's lives. All of the sto- buy her services for the night. call to be in competition, it was Their films are so personal. After SD: The traditional Vietnamese an actor. He's also the executive ries in 'Three Seasons" end with What follows is especially touch- back in November. We actually going to film school and seeing the folk songs help give the film a producer on the film. He wanted some kind of light at the end of ing; he makes quite an impres- didn't know if we would accept it likes of Godard and Eisenstein, all natural feel. Are the songs inte- to protect the film and wanted to the tunnel. Even though the peo- sion on her when he tells her he or not. We didn't know how people the greats, I decided I wanted to gral to the story? make sure I got final cut. ple are struggling, they have a just wants to watch her sleep. would react to this film. It was be a filmmaker with some kind of TB: Absolutely. It's the basis of SD: Was it intimidating work- certain spirit that helps them 'Three Seasons" then moves shot in another country (Vietnam) purpose. the entire score of the film. The ing with him? want to succeed. into its third story, involving a and the majority of the language SD: Your father owned a video songs evoke the past of the TB: The first day of shooting, I SD: You tell the stories in young boy named Woody (Nguyen is VietnEunese. It's not a typical store when you were a teenager. teacher Dao. The orchestral score was very intimidated. I told him I "Three Seasons" with great sub- Huu Duoc) and a Vietnam veter- American independent film. It's How did that environment affect of the film is drawn from the tra- was going to make a lot of mis- tlety. Did the government censors an (Harvey Keitel) looking for his not a Tarantino film. It's not a dia- you? ditional songs as well. I wanted to takes and he assured me that he have any thing to do with that? daughter. Woody is a street kid logue-driven film. We didn't want TB: There were thousands of draw on the Vietnamese tradi- wouldn't try to override my deci- TB: They were actually quite who makes his living selling to confuse the audience. Jeff films I could watch. I just started tions of poetry and music. sions. He couldn't have been more respectful. They had to sign off stolen watches out of a briefcase. Gilmore, who programs the festi- watching one after another. At SD: Are there any other things helpful. He's really a regular guy. every roll of film we gave them. When Woody meets Keitel's char- val, said this film had to be in first, I just started watching the about Vietnamese culture that He spent a lot of his free time just About three or four times a week, acter in a nightclub, called "The competition. He said it could help "Brat Pack" films. You know, "The you wanted to touch on? walking the streets of Saigon, I would be brought into a room Apocalypse Now," somebody redefine what the Aznerican inde- Breakfast Club and "Sixteen TB: Flowers. It's very odd, but it checking out the people. and I had to explain why I was steals his case dramatically pendent film is, what its scope is. Candles." I didn't even know who seems like everyone in Vietnam SD: When the young street boy doing what I was doing. The altering the boy's life. We were just hoping we wouldn't (Francis Ford) Coppola or knew something about flowers. Woody loses his case of items, his demand for subtlety is definitely "Three Seasons" is a great get booed out of the theater. We (Martin) Scorsese were. Suddenly, Everyone had this great admira- life changes dramatically. What part of the restrictions the censors movie that tells its story through didn't think we would win any I was watching "Mean Streets," tion for flowers. Even the suppos- are you saying about the children put on you. It wasn't that hard to strong facial reactions from its awards. Then we got a standing "Apocalypse Now" and "The edly tough cyclo drivers knew of Vietnam with Woody's story? convince the censors that my characters and brightly-colored, ovation at the first screening. Conversation" films like that. I about lilies and lotuses. It's pretty TB: Woody's story is very much intentions were good. arresting visuals. The final shot SD: How many films are in was like wow, these films are so unique. The lotus is symbolic of of blossoms falling from a tree on different from John Hughes the Vietnamese people. Out of the a young bride's head is lovely. COLLEGE STUDENTS alnera. 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Page 6 SPORTS l'hursdav, May 6, 1999 SJSU blows past Gaels Supposed Cuban refugees return By Adam Pas,facka Sealer S taff Writer WASHINGTON (API Six for asylum, The Baltimore Sun former baseball players from reported Wednesday. He still Anyone who showed up late to Cuba, who missed a flight car- had his blue Cuban delegation the Spartans' baseball game rying an all-star team back to credentials around his neck. Tuesday missed all the action. the island, returned home Luis Fernandez, a By the end of the second Wednesday after assuring offi- spokesman for the Cuban inning, San Jose State University cials they were leaving the diplomatic mission in was leading Saint Mary's College United States voluntarily, a Washington, said the Cuban 6-1. The Spartans scored an addi- government spokesman said. government will facilitate tional two runs in the fifth and Meanwhile, a Cuban pitch- communication between sixth innings, for a final score of ing coach who chose not to go Herrera and his family on the 8-1 in the non -conference game. back was interviewed by immi- island. Herrera reportedly has gration officials about his a former wife and children Tuesday's Score request for asylum. there. U.S. officials promised to Don Mueller, a spokesman pass on messages between for the Immigration and Herrera and his family mem- Naturalization Service, con- bers. firmed that six Cubans were As for the six who flew interviewed by INS officials home Wednesday, Fernandez and said no Cuban diplomats said he was caught by surprise "I thought we played a well- were present at the time. when a reporter told him the rounded game," Spartans coach "All assured the INS that group had been interviewed by Sam Piraro said. their return to Cuba was vol- INS agents at the airport. The game started out with the untary," Mueller said. The six Fernandez, who was at BWI Spartans scoring two runs in the said they overslept Tuesday for the departure of the bottom of the first inning. morning and missed the dawn Jamaica Air flight, said it Saint Mary's attempted to flight from Baltimore- would be a "provocation" for keep pace, scoring one run in the Washington International the interviews to have taken top half of the second inning. It Airport that carried more than place without prior communi- might have been a close game, 300 of their compatriots home. cation with Cuban officials. had the Spartans not gone on a Among them was the team He said Cuba would find it scoring streak in the bottom of of all-stars who scored a 12-6 "offensive" if the six were the second. ,S.111 POW, b Orill4,111 Ma, victory Monday night over the asked if they were leaving vol- The landslide began shortly Baltimore Orioles. untarily. It was not clear, he after the Spartans came up to Jeremy Rogelstad, San Jose State University Spartans' 8-1 win against Saint Mary's College. He Few details emerged added, whether Cuba would bat. Dan Winterberg and pitcher, was credited with the win Tuesday in the pitched five innings. giving up one run on three hits. Wednesday about the status of lodge a protest with the State Brandon Macchi were both on Rigoberto Herrera, the Cuban Department. base, when Ryan Brucker was pitching coach who defected Mueller said the interviews walked to first. With the bases Rouse crossed home, the game score. Both Rouse and catcher hit and struck out four. Vince Monday night after the game. took place before the six got on loaded, Mike Rouse came up to was more or less over. The Adam Shorsher said communica- LaCorte pitched the final two Except to say INS interview- the plane but said he could not bat. Spartans had a solid defense and tion was a key aspect of the innings of the game, allowing two ers conferred with him, offi- be more specific. In Havana, After hitting two foul balls, a strong lead. Saint Mary's could Spartans' defense. Without good hits and striking out four. cials declined additional com- the Cuban government denied and passing on a few outside do nothing to slow them down. on-field interaction, the team In the end, it was a combina- ment. His precise whereabout,s reporters access to the six pitches, Rouse had the count at 3 "Everybody communicated would not have been able to t o,i of good defense, some well- was not disclosed. At some after they arrived. and 2, with one out. Rouse deliv- really well on the field," Rouse maintain a solid defense, Rouse timed hits and all around good point, officials said they On Tuesday, the Cubans ered with a double to center field. said. "That's one of the most cru- said. teamwork that led to the expected his request for politi- were driven to Washington Winterberg, Macchi and Brucker cial attributes of the game." Jeremy Rogelstad opened the Spartans' win. cal asylum will be granted. after missing the flight and all made it home safely. Rouse The on-field communication game for the Spartans, allowing "Our guys did an outstanding Herrera, 54, a former pitch- spent part of the day viewing stole third on a wild pitch and paid off for the Spartans, with one run, but striking out six. Joey job," Piraro said. "If we were able er, wandered the streets of monuments, including the Tony Tognetti brought Rouse the second inning run being Baker relieved Rogelstad in the to do that with more regularity. downtown Baltimore much of Lincoln Memorial. They spent home with a single. By the time Saint Mary's only chance to sixth inning. Baker allowed one we'd be in better shape:* early Tuesday after the game Tuesday night at the homes of The izrest threat before turning up at a police Cuban diplomats in station at 10 a.m. and asking Washington. If Jordan buys Hornets, Jackson may coach to depression is your CHICAGO (AP) Phil the possibility of Jordan hiring would be kept as coach. awareness of it. Jackson's special relationship Jackson as his coach. Jordan wasn't present for with Michael Jordan hasn't "We discussed that as kind of Wednesday's halftime ceremony D changed just because the two an outside possibility, but there honoring Jacksait, #Itkaigh, he ()NT RE LITE CPR don't work together anymore. was ,realky,, ,nrithing concrete did send a videotaped nteas#841. DE PP f ssioN l"P %Mir "e’lli" Jackson said Wednesday he's talked about," he said. "And I Jackson said he talked to Iltlp //yam .ave org talked to Jordan about the possi- really support the fact Paul Silas Jordan on Tuesday and under- bility of his former star player is a guy who deserves the stands why Jordan couldn't be buying part of the Charlotte chance, and would be a good there. The Metro Fountain Hornets and becoming an NBA choice and has indeed proved to "If it wasn't for the fact that I owner. have done a good job." had to be here this year, it's more "I talked to Michael a couple Silas, an assistant, became than likely I wouldn't be at an Blues Festival Preview! of times about his chances and the interim coach when Dave NBA game," Jackson said. "I'm about the negotiations. I'm very Cowens resigned in early March. happy that he was able to make supportive of him getting Jordan and current owner a videotape and do what he could involved and hope that it works George Shinn reportedly have do to make this night as special Mighty Mo Rodgers out for him," Jackson said. agreed that if Jordan becomes as possible." And yes, they did talk about co-owner of the Hornets, Silas From Los Angeles ... riveting lyrics, gritty impassioned singing, and a groove -driven sensibility from for those of you who thought otherwise, contemporary soul/blues." size doesn't matter... -Living Blues Magazine Thursday, April 29 Free of charge! Noon - 1 pm Student Union Ampitheatre

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