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r SITE FOR SJSU-CITY LIBRARY A partnership between San Jose State San Fernando Street between South Fourth University and the City of San Jose will and South Seventh streets A garage is also a $40 million. state -of the -art library to being built, but is not included in the $40 Library due north bring university President Caret announce the for- the city and the university campus The proposed site will run along million estimate Mayor expects mation of a Planning and Implementation In Monday's press conference, Hammer Team. said the library would be on the northwest part SAN FERNANDO STREET Mayor Hammer has set a timetable to cre- of campus. She said the location should be on smooth sailing me this team within the next 30 days, accord- the external periphery of campus, offering ing to a State of the City briefing fact sheet inviting access to the public at large." obtained from her office. "Obviously, there will be a number of hur- for $40 million This team will be responsible for determin- dles to overcome and problems to be resolved ing issues such as the exact location of the in order for this partnership to succeed," library and what will happen to existing Hammer said preceding her State of the City constructuon libraries and buildings on campus should the speech Monday night. bond issue be passed by voters. Hammer said that if voters rejected the By Dennis Knight November '98 bond issue it would Spartan Daily Staff Writer Other particulars to be ironed out by the statewide CLARK planning team include details about the not necessarily be the end of the project. 1 he proposal for SJSU's new $40 million planned accompanying parking structure "I'm hoping that the voters in their wisdom LIBRARY library on campus will move ahead in the next which is not included in the $40 million esti- will approve this, but President Caret and I are few weeks when Mayor Susan Hammer and mate and the working relationship between See Library, page 6 Slim pickings for scavengers Who gets

By Andy W. Ho Jose's District 3, which includes SJSU, see Spartan Daily Staff Writer first dibs the situation. In a Jan. 22 report by the San Jose City If you're like most people, you don't see Council Rules Committee, a recommenda- Marcelo. You don't see his shabby clothes, tion was made to address the issue of scav- rumpled look and the small bags he carries enging from recycling bins because of com- on class around to collect aluminum cans to recycle plaints filed by citizens. for money. According to Margaret Tamisica, assis- Marcelo, who wouldn't give his last tant to District 3 Councilman David name, is homeless. And most people look Pandori, research into the homeless' scav- selection? right past him. These days, people like him enging will target those who rummage are part of the urban landscape. through recycling bins in residential areas. By Dennis Knight Marcelo worked in plastics manufactur- Tamisica said how the city would Spartan Daily Staff Writer ing before he was laid off two years ago. He enforce this ordinance is still to be deter- can earn about $20 a day scavenging for mined. The San Jose City Council awaits a Sophomores and juniors get the short end of the stick cans. report from Environmental Services, before under priority registration guidelines recently implemented "We (homeless) needs the money," by the he the council can discuss and vote on tiic Academic Senate. said, talking about why he sifts through issue. The policy is effective in the Fall of 1997. garbage looking for aluminum cans. We Cadet Kristyn Magenot from the San "Fhe resolution will define, for the first time, exactly who don't want to steal." Jose State University Police Department gets to register for classes first, a major concern for students That's not how some residents of San trying to graduate in a reasonable time frame. See Scavenging, page 6 "There has not been a previous policy," said Stacey Morgan-Foster, the associate vice-president for student PHOTOS Be affairs and academic senate member. "It gives guidelines as to AFIIC CRABB what priorities are given to certain registration groups." Spartan Daily Previously, there was no rationale given as to who was awarded priority when registering. Morgan-Foster said. Above: A woman Students can register in the following order: priority stu- searches through dents, first-time freshmen, graduating students (seniors and a garbage can on graduate students), graduate students, seniors, juniors and, campus for finally, all other students. Those not considered priority stu- recycleables on dents will register on the basis of rotating alphabetical cyclesTHSTREET within each group. Monday afternoon See Registration, page 6 Right: A woman drains a beverage can S.J.: One of before putting it in her recycle bag as students look on Monday after- state's safest noon. City's overall crime drops 9 percent

By Kimberly Lemke Vli"%rsii*" Spartan Daily Staff Writer San Jose residents have reason to feel safe: overall crime decreased in the city by 5 percent in 1996. According to figures released by the San Jose Police Department on Wednesday, violent crime, which includes homicides, rapes, robberies and aggravated assaults, dropped by 9 percent within the city limits. Crimes such as burglary, larceny and motor vehicle theft, which are labeled as prop- erty crimes, decreased by 4 percent last year. The press release from the SJPD Crime Analysis Unit went on to say that the city of San Jose has been, and remains "one of the safest large cities in America," because of the continuing low crime rates. Sgt. Jaime Zarate of SPEY% crime prevention division said the decrease is most likely due to the high amount of cooperation between the police department and members of See Safe, page 6

SJPD finds Editorial SJSU to display soulful sounds Bringing hack Tomorrow suspect By Terri Milner and in local churches at Martin, admission ROTC is. necessary The lives of day Spartan Daily Staff Writer an early age with her recruiter at the SJSU By Kimberly Lemke for financial aid relatives in a group Admissions and Spartan Daily Staff Writer workers in San What do you get when you take called the "I lodge Records Office. Page 2 the 19114 and 1993 Gospel Academy The prime suspect in the unsolved Jose and the Family." Martin is responsi- Awards "Best Female Vocalist of the Hodge - Williams ble for booking murders of five women in Oklahoma Animal rights effects of the new Year" and combine her with an open- City was arrested outside of. San has organized a gospel Hodge -Williams, SeientiAls should zone ordinance ing act by a man who has been com- choir at Oakland High who is a family Jose's Le Baron Hotel on North First pared to Al Jarreau, Phillip Bailey and Street on Wednesday. find alternatives to School, worked as At RICAN friend. Curtis Mayfield? music department AWARNLYS "I've been lis- Danny Hooks, 38, was found by animal testing What you get is "An Evening of police after the Oakland division of assistant Al Merritt NIONDI tening to her since Page 2 Soulful Music" performed by Robin Junior College in childhood," he said. the FBI released a warrant for his Hodge-Williams and Gregory Joe arrest in the 1992 quintuple murder Oakland and volun- Opening for Entertainment Bledsoe in the San Jose Stale Can. Louis Quezada, SRI) public teered her musical experience at sever- Hodge-Williams will be Bledsoe, who Charlie Sheen University Music Concert Hall to al churches. She is the Minister of himself is no stranger to music nor to information officer , said Oklahoma commemorate African Awareness City authorities have labeled the stars in "Shadow Music, Choir Trainer and Organist at the Bay Area. Month. the Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist A singer-songwriter-teacher, crime the biggest mass murder in the Award-winning headliner Hodge- city's history, excluding the 1995 Conspiracy" Church in San Francisco. Bledsoe's schedule allows him to Page 4 Williams is from Oakland where she "Robin has been active in gospel teach fifth-grade students at began performing on television, radio See Murder, page 6 music all of her life," said Jerome See Gospel, page 3

=1111... ...O.. Thursday, Fbruary 6, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Bring back ROTC, but educate about homophobia matter how much the state of one of the few types of discrimination that is in the interest of social justice and equality to stand by its earlier resolution and bar NoCalifornia, its education systems or still legal under federal law. Editorial it must stop its homophobic policies. If it ROTC because of the homophobia in the people rail against discrimination Regardless of if we like it, it seems as refuses, the government should not be upset military, but we can't. Uncle Sam has the and in ustice, both will be with us for a long though the military's Reserve Officer by the less-than-warm welcome its military financial muscle to force his unsavory will on time. Training Corps will have a permanent spot c-y continues to allow senseless homophobia receives on college campuses. However, US. First there was the passage of Propositions on this campus. With a large amount of arm- in the military. SJSU had better put on a happy face and let So allow ROTC back on campus and save 187 and 209, which took away rights from twisting, the federal government has decided The military has to be one of the first ROTC continue. If not, 856 million in fed- the education of SJSU students. Once the illegal immigrants and ended affirmative that any school that phases-out ROTC pro- places in which we can break social barriers. eral aid could be lost, 838 million of which is ROTC students come into our classrooms action. Now the non-discrimination policies grams or refuses to let them or military Before the Civil Rights Movement, the mili- financial aid for its 25,000 students. and walk across our campus, we must edu- for the entire country are under attack. Not recruiters on campus will be eligible to have tary found that people of all colors could die As much as it pains us to bite our lip in cate them in the truths about gays and les- by some right-wing conservative but by the their federal funding withheld. and kill with equal efficiency. Society has telling Uncle Sam to get his homophobic self bians. Then maybe the next generation of U.S. government. The very entity that has The university began phasing-out the seen that color doesn't make a difference off our campus, the harm that would be military officers will understand that sexual been responsible for making discrimination program because of the homophobia in the when it comes to doing a job. done to this campus would be irreparable. orientation has no role in how well someone illegal is now forcing universities to accept military. The "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" poli- The military must now take another step We would love to tell the Academic Senate can soldier.

Scientists should find alternatives for animal Conspiracy theories experiments in labs consume daily life

animal rights activists give threats to se. i pssst! Hey buddy, have I got a story for you! Did you; whenentists in order to stop animal experiments, know that aliens have infiltrated the administra they are attacking the wrong place; it is the tion of San Jose State University and, even now as government regulations which require certain tests on we speak, are implementing their plans for world domi animals for product safety. nation? This is the main reason scientists must experiment on Before you know it, we'll all be forced to take Alien - animals. American literature classes. When people think of animal experiments, they tend How many times has someone come up to you with to blame scientists. a conspiracy theory so off the wall that it couldn't possi But there is a new approach that has been widely rec- lily be made up by a sane human being? It has probably ognized. happened to you before, whether it came from the media It is summed up in the three or a friend. Rs: reducement, refinement What brings this kind of and replacement. Reducement thinking on is something a means using fewer animals in friend said to me the other day. tests and experiments. She presented to me the theory Refinement is for making the that the government is respon- tests that are necessary more sible for all the hype we have informative and more humane. been bombarded with over the Replacement means develop- WISffi nig Minna emits/44 past few years concerning aliens ing procedures in which ani- Jlinkkknt @PK and space ships. mals no longer have to be used WRITER'S FORUM Now here's the punch line: at all. The U.S. Government is doing WRITER'S FORUM By Yasko By Andrew Social and legal pressure Agawa this so that the public will be from outside science succeeded Reading those blue letters again more receptive to the idea of Hussey With0111 OW saying so. in the shift of scientists' atti- Having finished a movie that won happen to them extraterrestrial life when they tude toward this approach. him prominence in the film Some of us wanted to have the filmmaker admit in a few years time that aliens do, in fact, exist and In 1985, amendments were added to the U.S. Animal industry, the filmmaker was recognize how much a part of our lives we that they have a couple of dead ones in a meat locker at Welfare Act that required federal investigations to con- asked in 1974 what his next project placed his movie and perhaps have to join Area 51. sider alternatives to animal use. would be. in the adventures. So it's the government that's responsible for all those 'Ellis forced scientists to practice the first two Rs, "I'm going to make a movie 10-year - The sequel was a hard blow. For two damn alien stickers. And E.T., that small and cutesy ball reducement and refinement. old boys will love," he answered. In hours we were with friends trying to sur- of fudge who so enraptured Elliot with his glowing fin- The total number of animals used in research is 1977, his opus was released. Drones of us vive on the run on a hostile ice planet, ger, must also be a product of a government conspiracy. falling. According to the U.S. Department of congregated in movie theaters, parents training under a green alien's tutelage in a II this is true, then our government is more heartless and Agriculture, animal use dropped about 35 percent from buy us popcorn, heads swim in angst over cool, rainy swamp, being tortured in a city sadistic than I imagined. 1985 to 1995, although that number doesn't include. whether we'll find a food seat. H oating in frigid clouds and finally frozen But this doesn't main experimental animals, rats and mice. We break away from our parents to in carbonite. explain "Independence The problem for many researchers is the third R, run down the aisle to the third row, Wail The next three years were a haze. How many Day," where really, really replacement. an eternity for the lights to dim and then Maturity allowed for disinterest but some mean and pissed-off aliens The alternatives still need to be improved, and they endure previews for boring niovies. of us preserved a bittersweet anticipation times has come to take over the can't always provide precise and similar results as animal Finally, the screen darkens, the theater hushes and the for the final installment that we knew would answer someone world. I don't think this is experiments. immortalized blue words modestly appear. many questions but also be the end of a saga that was the kind of image of In many areas of basic research, there is no substitute "A long time ago, in a galaxy Tar, faraway..." with its for more than half our childhood. come up extraterrestrial life that the for living organs. The use of animals is crucial, especial- We are given about three seconds, but it is enough. We enter the theater in 1983, disillusioned, anxious, government is trying to ly in the development of vaccines or AIDS research. Our popcorn buckets are wedged under our chairs, toes walking down the aisle to the third row, changing our to you with a foster. Hey, speaking of In such cases, the animal experiments should be curl t iglii in our Kinney's, eyes open and mouth slightly mind and sitting in the twelfth row, wondering if a tall which, I can't wait for allowed as long as the three Rs attitude is applied. agape .. adult will sit too high. The theater darkens, finally. The conspiracy "Independence Day 2," Even when companies succeed in alternatives, they Yellow outlined words smash into the cosmos. previews. The fanfare. The blue letters. Three seconds... theory so off where we have to clean tip face a big barrier: validation. In products testing, gov- Piercing horns usher you to a time of civil war. A small We leave feeling we can take on anything now that a the mess left by those ernment regulations usually require a specific method band of freedom fighters unites to defy a galactic reich. second space station was destroyed, a father was turned the wall that it pesky, conquering aliens. such as the notorious Draize test. The prologue steadily marches up, off into infinity. from evil and a long war is over. With the closing of this The thing that bothers The Draize test requires the use of. rabbits to deter- We were taken to a universe that only proved enter- saga, so end the adventures. New friends are to be found couldn't me about these theories is mine eye irritacy potentials. The test is simply the his- taining when laser bolts were sizzling into white armored in other places in other theaters. Until... possibly be that they pervade every- toric standard, not necessarily the best way, said some stormtroopers, when two old, mystic monks fought with Eight years pass. High schoolers and 20-somethings thing today. It's almost as scientists. fire swords or when warships were dogfighting above a drop into a bookstore and we a novel with some familiar made up by a if we see a conspiracy in Alternative methods are best used in combination, massive space station. faces adorning the dust jacket. The adventures will con- everything. It's not that I and more flexibility in regulations are necessary to reduce The names of the actors never meant anything to us tinue in further novels. sane human expect everyone to take animal tests. at the time. Hamill? Fisher? Ford? Isn't he the same actor These will hold to over as we anticipate the filmmak- everything they see and Advanced Tissue Sciences in 1.a Jolla, California, who played that fedora-headed, bullwhip-snapping, pis- er's second trilogy. Several of us will, by then, be holding being? hear at face value like a championed its "Skin 2" tissue-culture system as a sub- tol -brandishing, leather coat-donning archaeologist? the sweaty palms of our own children. We'll buy them good little automaton, but popcorn, they'll break away to the third row, we'll wait stitute, but it abandoned the test because regulatory News that there would be continuing adventures or there should be a line approval in Europe wasn't on the way and they didn't the farm boy, the princess, the intergalactic swashbuck- too long for the lights to dim, the previews to go away drawn somewhere. have a market. ler, his hairy co-pilot and two bickering droids was bet- and read those blue letters again. Bin hey, if aliens do actually exist, and they decide to Three seconds ... To reduce the number of animal use, the government ter than having your birthday celebrated [wife. come and shoot a couple of lasers at its, look on the needs to make proper changes in regulations and to That is, it was good news to those who hadn't made bright side. At least you'll be able to find parking in the establish support for developing alternatives. the characters to be so important in our lives that we felt William feske is the Spartan Daily features Editor. His Seventh Street garage and midterms will probably be abandoned and left behold. We didn't walli anything to column appears every Thursday. postponed for a while. Yasko Agawa is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer Andrew /fumy is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer

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Chicano Commencement Che to hold first meeting of 20 IF. Call 924-2981 for more information. Room 77. Contact 924-7810 for more information. C://) Committee meets semester 1 he ( Imam, ( "[mimic einem Committee is 1(.hican0/14tinos in Health Education) is holding a meeting for its members tonight at 6 p.m. having its first meeting of the semester tonight at Learn more about the law Get info about Pi Alpha Phi at the Chicano Library Resource Center on the third 5:30 p.m. in Duncan Hall Room 249 Call 92-4 Pie lass i. .Iub is having its first meeting of l't Alpha Phi is having an information night for floor of Wahlquist Library North. For more infor- 5034 for more information. the semester to recruit new members from 3- 4 p.m. rush tonight at - 30 p.m. in front of the Student mation, call 924-6257. in the Counsil Chambers Room on the 3rd floor of Union. Marketing Club invites students the Student I. tort For more information, call 251- Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual to meeting 9838. Alliance discusses resources 'siudcli[s ii1 ill in.wirs are Welcome to this semes- Get musical with Mariachi I la , Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance IS hold- ter s first meeting of the San Jose State University See Sigma Theta Psi goes to 1 -he SJSU Mariachi Workshop is holding its ing a to r,ng about gay resources and fraternity and Marketing Club at 4:30 p.m, in the Almaden Room the pool weekly instruction in contemporary and traditional sorority information from 3:30 - S p.m. in the of the Student Union. Sigma Theta list will meet by the swimming pool Mariachi music for one unit of credit tonight from 7 Guadalupe Room of the Stud, :1 I rri.imi Call area at noon for a lunch and informational. Call - 9:30 p.m. For more information call 924-4675. 3336 for more information Chicana/Latina support group 847-2396 for more information. offered Enter the fantasy world of San Jose State University's Counseling Services is Tailgate basketball team with starting its Chicana/Latina Student Support Group gaming L Get some jazz in your life Phi Gamma Delta Do you play games? The SJSU Fantasy & tonight and for every Thursday in the Phi Camilla Delta is having a basketball tailgate lire Must,. I isictimg I lour is the "One- Administration Building Room 201 from 2:30 - 4 Strategy Club is having a weekly meeting for open at 5:30 p.m. at the Fiji House on 565 S. 5th St. For Progressive Jazz 1 rio in the Coii,i ri Hall of the p.m. lor more information, call 924-5910. gaming from 5 -10 p.m. in the Business Classrooms more information, call 292-5333. Music Building from 12 1 I S p. in. For mote Room 101. Call their hotline at 924-7097. information, call 924-46 ii Presidential interns continue open house Get wet with the Scuba Club I hi Presidential interns are having an open house 1 he Scuba Club is having a meeting at noon to twin 10 a. to. to I p.m. today in Tower Hall Rm. discuss its upcoming dive in the Spartan Complex

lyoui itra ,S,V as Celebrating the African heritage ien By Devin Fehely Since its inception 70 years ago, service of a political system that the United States rather than heir Ruby Dee will appear at a Benefit African blood an appreciation of what Spartan Daily Staff Writer titled, "American their race has thought and felt and rich the celebration of the history of strives to keep blacks in a subordinate contributions to world history. Performance a two-fold position. "Our objective has been to make African Night at the Theater." done." issr Negro History Week, Black African people has served empower people of "It (history) has been used to justi- African Americans and the campus February 14th is "Black Coble Harris, professor of African 11,1, History Month, African Awareness purpose: to and to promote fy a social policy that is inherently aware of Africa -- its contributions, Recruitment Day", an outreach pro- American Studies, described African Month. Its name has changed, but African descent through the appreciation of unjust," Harris said. its situation, its importance," Bundy gram that encourages black students Awareness Month as it is known on the purpose of the month remains the equality their acsomplishments. Harris stressed an appreciation of said. to attend college. the SJSU campus as "a celebration of same: to celebrate the history of Woodson meant for the Week "to this history is as important the Demetrius I). Williams, a member American historian Carter G. the truth." Africans. ins 111/.11C in the mind of the youth of oppressor as it is to the oppressed. "By of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, said, Woodson has campaigned for the cel- Harris explained that the contribu- In his speeches and writings. dis- Ali ii an blood an appreciation of what making the oppressor more humane, "It is a time for African people to ebration of African American history. tions of African people to history have tinguished African American histori- ii 1.11 e has thought and fill and we provide a service to all society," learn about themselves and their his- First celebrated in 1926, Negro often been overlooked or distorted by an Carter G. Woodson has am- done !lams said. tory." Williams explained that History Week has since been expand- historians. According to Carter, these paigned for the celebration of African Are Harris. professor of African Since the late 1980s, the SJSU although a month has been set aside ed to a month- long celebration. distortions have been placed in the American history, lint celebrated in AIM! II all described African campus and community have cele- for this celebration, people's educa- The month of February was cho- service of a political system that 1926, Negro Ilistore Week has stint: Awmcness Month as it is known on brated African Awareness Month. tion should be ongoing. sen because it coincides with the strives to keep blacks in a subordinate been expanded to a montli-long ecle the 51 5l sampus as "a celebration of Lewis Bundy, director of Student Fhe African Awareness Month birthday of escaped slave turned out- position. brat ion. the troth. - Development Services, said the word Planning Committee is responsible spoken abolitionist, Frederick "It (history) has been used to justi- The month cif February ssas Ito Harris explained that the contribu- "American" was purposely omitted for ()Tanning the events offered dur- Douglass. Douglass was born fy a social policy that is inherently sen because it coincides with the tions ,if' African people to history have from the official title of the month. ing the month. The month will fea- February 7, 1817. unjust," Harris said. birthday of escaped slave turned iii - of an been overlooked or distorted by According to Bundy. the use of ture numerous cultural, educational Since its inception seventy years Harris stressed an appreciation of spoken abolitionist, 1- i tilt iii k Ind Ii istorians. Ai ording to Carter, these African American would shift the and political programs. ago, the celebration of the history of this history is as important the Douglass. Douglass was born I eh dIshIIIHIRS have been placed in the emphasis to the history of Africans in Every Tuesday in the month of African people has served a two-fold oppressor as it is to the oppressed. "By at 11.117. February, there will be a series of purpose: to empower people of making the oppressor more humane, mse debates to explore contemporary African descent and to promote we provide a service to all society," ball issues such as the representathin of equality through the appreciation of Harris said. Since the late 1980s, the fin - women in rap lyrics and the future of their accomplishments. SJSU campus and community have Gospel education. Woodson meant for the week "to celebrated African Awareness Month, Davis and inculcate in the mind of the youth of and own style. On February 8th, Ossie continued from page 1 I ight" more than two years ago that hailed as having his 1. will also perfinni with him at SJSU. "She is versatile and her ballads are n't Lockw.n1 Elementary St 11001 in "1 I, is such a spiritual performer," remarkable," Martin said. 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By Davin Fehely Spartan Daily Staff Writer Review Charlie Sheen's second-rate thriller, "Shadow Conspiracy" is at once familiar and forgettable. This Staff Jacob Conrad (Donald summer blockbuster adrift in the Sutherland) pleads with him to middle of winter is a hodgepodge of come to the White House for pro- many well-known thrillers such as tection. "Manchurian Canidate" and Instead. Bishop enlists the aid of "Terminator II." one-time girlfriend Givens and "Shadow" stars Sheen as the fast- begins to investigate the allegations talking, hard-loving Bobby Bishop, himself. a special assistant to the president. Murder and mayhem ensue with The movie begins as the presi- the Agent killing everyone involved dent, who bears more than a passing in the investigation. resemblance to Clinton, enters his After the promise of his early second term in office. Immune to work, Sheen has made a slow the vagaries of public opinion, the descent into mediocrity. He has president is eager to unveil his new become a poor man's Tom Cruise liberal agenda - an agenda that or Alec Baldwin, existing off the alarms many of his most trusted, if bread crumbs of better actors. least trustworthy, officials. Cruise and Baldwin move through The president's plans have been their movies with style and sass of leaked to Washington Herald which Sheen's smarmy charm is but reporter Amanda Givens played by a pale imitation. Linda Hamilton. The paper-thin plot fails even to Bishop persuades the president to illuminate the motives of the insidi- postpone his announcement and, ous shadow governement, let alone with a bit of innuendo about an reveal any great truths about the illicit affair, arranges for the story's nature of good and evil. primary source to reverse his private statements at a public press confer- ence. Bishop assures reporters the MOVIE: Shadow president's plans for the future will Conspiracy be "rational, not radical." Shortly thereafter, a professor STARS: Charlie Sheen, from a government-monitoring Linda Hamilton, Donald think-tank warns Bishop of "an Sutherland enemy within" before being shot in the forehead by an assassin known LENGTH: 103 minutes only as the Agent (Stephen Lange.) Somehow, Bishop escapes the RATING: R (for graphic Agent (this is the type of movie in violence, bullet-riddled PHOTO COURTESY OF HOLLYWOOD PICTURESMINERGI PRODUCTIONS which assassins eliminate every bodies and nasty language obstacle with ease, but are inept Washington insider Bobby Bishop (Charlie Sheen) suddenly becomes marked for death by a mysterious assassin after he learns of an assassination plot. whenever the hero is involved). Bishop's mentor and Chief of OPENED: Last Friday Ruby Dee, Ossie Davis to perform PIERCE BROSNAN LINDA HAMILTON Husband and wife acting team headline theater event By Deanna Zemke about African people in the United Spartan Daily Staff Wnter Preview States and Africa. The husband and wife acting The Evelyn T. Robinson team, Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis, Memorial Scholarship Fund has are coming to the SJSU Morris Program has just completed its first been awarding financial support to Dailey Auditorium this Saturday year in providing SJSU students the African American students since headlining an "African American opportunity to study abroad at the 1984. Night at the Theater." University of Ghana, in West Other artists featured in the The event starts at 7 p.m. Africa. Up to 20 students are select- night's event are prominent local Saturday and is a part of African ed each spring semester. professionals which include painter History Month benefiting the San Jcnina Gibson, double majoring Shan Kelly, musician Phavia Jose/Santa Clara County Chapter of in social work and African Kujichaagulia, Orike Theater, who Midnight Basketball, the DuBois American studies, participated in is in African theater and dance, Scholarship Program and the this program. She learned that dancer Desiree Villareal, and soloist Evelyn I. Robinson Memorial Ghana is a place where education is Lynda Haliburton. Kevin Brown of und. placed very highly. KBIX will be thc master of cere- Dec has appeared in numerous in America, education is taken monies. The performance will be movies including "I Know Why the for granted. I now value education succeeded by an auction featuring Caged Bird Sings" and "A Raisin in more," said Gibson. African Art and other items that thc Sun." Davis has starred in Gibson also believes that this were donated for this event. movies such as "The Client" and experience changed her life. "Grumpy Old Men." "Fogether they "I know that I definitely want to were in "Do the Right 'thing." help my people socially and educa- Nehanda Imara, program coor- tionally. I have decided that I don't EVENT: 'African dinator and SJSU student develop- want to spend the rest of my life in American Night at the the United States," said Gibson. ment specialist, said Dee and Davis Theater' will bring their honor, skill and This program seeks to commem- years of history to SJSU. orate W.E.B. Du Bois' life in WHAT: Theater perfor- "Fhe organizations benefiting Ghana, where he died at 92 years of age. Du Bois established the mances headlined by Ossie from this evening support African Davis and Ruby Dee American students hir scholarships, National Association for the activities and financial aid. Advancement of Colored People WHEN: Saturday at 7 p.m. The Du Bois Scholarship and wrote many history books WHERE: Morris Dailey Auditorium ADMISSION: S15 for stu- Drop into SJSU's dents under 21 and $SO for weetest new general audiences C1NEBAR - havouti A drinking person's bar! 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By Dona Nichols Ironically, he got to meet the veteran charac- but with little success. Spartan Daily Staff Photographer ter actress after all, since both Leigh and Orr "I've had a couple of offers to go straight College audiences arc the life-support sys- were guest speakers at the San Jose Film to video," Orr said. "We are on the fence tems for independent films. Festival which ended Wednesday night at the right now with a couple of distributors. One Nationwide, the majority of anhouses or United Artists Pavilion. thing that certainly helps is showing it at fes- theaters that show the work of independent Filmmakers like Orr embody the spirit tivals like this one. I would show the movie filmmakers, such as David Orr, are located behind the Cinequest festival, which spot- on the wall outside if people would watch." within a mile of a university. San Jose is no lights nearly 100 movies from independent Winner of the Audience Award for the exception. filmmakers worldwide. With little to no sup- Best Feature Film at the Florida Film Orr is well aware of the importance of the port and interest from mainstream Festival, "Blossom Time" is the haunting more sophisticated and open-minded movie- Hollywood, these independents make unique drama of a young woman's struggle to find goers who are typically drawn to these art- movies, cinematic gems that most moviego- herself and emerge from under the oppressive houses. While the outlook is better than ever ers never get to sec. shadow of her three brothers. Orr made the for entrepreneurs in the film industry, its Most independent filmmakers never expe- movie for only $30,000 minuscule by still a tough challenge. rience the mainstream success Spike Lee and Hollywood standards. It was shot in Orr had the same dilemma faced by most Quentin Tarantino enjoy. Like Orr, they Columbus, Miss. the home of playwright independent filmmakers when they cast their spend years trying to find a distributor for Tennessee Williams with a volunteer first feature film very little money to draw their film, showing it at film festivals hoping work force and donated film. a big name star. it will get discovered. A testament to the ingenuity of young Hoping to attract the likes of Jennifer "I hear the same thing all the time; dis- filmmakers such as Orr, "Blossom Time" has Jason Leigh to star in his film "Blossom tributors say they love this film, but how do the polished look of movies that had 100 Time.' Orr made the round of Hollywood they market it or how do they market me?" times the budget. The problem Orr faces in agents with his script, only to be turned Orr said. finding a distributor is that "Blossom Time" down. Casting a well known actress like Leigh does not fit neatly into any particular genre. it was impossible for me to get to them," would have helped Orr find a distributor for "I wanted to tell a story rich with themes Orr said. "Their agents said the movie's just "Blossom Time." After shooting the movie relatable on a personal level, and also on a too small." in 18 days, Orr has spent the last three years larger level, depending on one's own experi- On made his movie, but without Leigh. trying to get his film released nationwide, ence," On said. "I like playing with images and objects so they represent larger truths beyond what they physically appear to be. An old tire swinging in the wind becomes a PHOTO Be DONA metronome, or a pendulum, setting the pace NICHOLS Spartan Daily and timing for the story." Director David Orr stands in front of a poster for his independent film "Blossom Time." "Blossom Time" is a story of a young awaited movie fans at the Illns festival. a gala premiere followed by a party featuring woman's inner strength and her awakening. An eclectic mix of comedies, documen- filmmakers and actors. A full slate of films Actress Laurel Holloman makes her big- taries and dramas were on tap daily through followed on Friday highlighted by "I am Exit screen debut as Francis, whose growth from a Wednesday night's climactic finish with to Brooklyn." a hard, gritty drama about lift' sheltered girl to an independent woman is "The Wild Bunch: An Album in Montage," in A Brooklyn slum during the 1950s. I sigh the focal point of the film. A 100k at controversial director Sant played .1 prostitute who is gang raped at the Orr plays the key role of Dwight, cousin Peckinpah's movie "The Wild Bunch." end of the movie, a scene that stilled contro of Francis' friend, Amy, who becomes the There were also a variety of foreign films versy upon the movie's tits' release. catalyst for Francis' growth. Orr's actually from Germany, Denmark, Australia, the ROSCII, vise president of develop- had many roles ranging from producer, United Kingdom and thing Kong that were ment relations for Apple Computer, present- director, actor and crew cheerleader. He also also featured. ed I vigil with the "Maverick Spirit Award." helped raise funds for film, equipment and Moviegoers who are tired of car chases last year's winner WAS director Robert Wise. salaries to get the film made. and formula Hollywood movies embraced "Ilk Sound of Musk," who also attended The cost of the movie is not what's this week's festival. Karin Mask, a college this year's festival. important to the young filmmaker. student who was born in Germany, enjoys tigh spoke to a full theater fisllowing the "It shouldn't be about how much or how the German entries such as "Over My Dead screening of "Last Exit to Brooklyn," one of little your movie was made for," he said. "It Body" and "Blue Mountain." her most controversial roles. should be about making a good movies with "I love this festival, not only fin the "I his lilm was a big deal to me because I all your passion and ability. Anyone can German movies hut for the chance us see loved ihe hook so moch," Leigh said. "It's PHOTO COURTESY OF POSSUATTOWN PICTURES make a film for five dollars, but if it is no something different at the movie theater." great to read a book you love so much and good, so what?" Mask said. tIon be part of the movie." Billie Paul ( Daniel Gavin) takes a rest from hunting in the film "Blossom Time.' Orr's film is not the only surprise that The festival opened Thursday night with Actress speaks to fans Upcoming Shows Jennifer Jason Leigh reflects on movie roles By Dona Nichols Brooklyn" at the United Artists with every part you do," she said. The Edge The Usual The Cactus Club Spartan Daily Staff Photographer Pavilion and took questions after- "Sometimes you learn things that Jennifer Jason Leigh is in good ward. Her role of Tralala, in "Last are pretty disturbing." 2/9 - The New Jim Tonight - The 2/8 - Diatribe company as winner of this year's Exit to Brooklyn," as a streetwise, Leigh comes from a Hollywood Rose Show Sneaker Pimps 2/14 - The Alley Maverick Spirit Award at the sev- foul mouthed hooker, was typical family. Her father is the late actor enth annual San Jose Film Festival. for I.cigh who has made a career out Vic Morrow and her mother is 2/10- Dio 2/13 - Mother Hips Boys The character actress, best of playing offbeat roles such as the screenwriter Barbara Turner, who known for her offbeat, often contro- psycho roommate in "Single White wrote "Georgia," one of five Leigh 2/13 - Soul 2/14 - Luscious versial roles, was presented the Female" or the naive, sensitive films being shown at the festival. award Friday night by Heidi Rose, hooker in "Miami Blues." Her other festival movies include Coughing and Jackson and the vice president of development rela- "I never could play the ingenue, "Last Exit to Brooklyn," "Miami tions for Apple Computer, one of the girl next door or the very suc- Blues," "Rush," and "Mrs. Parker Rasputina Eels the sponsors of this year's festival. cessful young doctor," Leigh said. and the Vicious Circle." Last year's recipient Robert Wise "That would be a bore." Leigh's most recent television directed such acclaimed movies as Leigh is also known for the appearance was in the controversial "The Sound of Music" and was film painstaking research she does for Showtimc movie "Bastard Out of editor on the classic "Citizen Kane." each role, which helps make her Carolina," director Angelica Leigh attended Friday night's characters so memorable. Huston's disturbing look at incest screening of her movie "last F.xit to "I think you learn about yourself in a Southern family. Back S.J. band plays at the Usual Half of group Malibu '64 comprised of SJSU students To By Tricia Herrero Spartan Daily Staff Writer Preview Tonight the San Jose based band, Malibu '64, will be making their second performance at the Usual, School opening for the up-and-coming European band Sneaker The name, Malibu '64. was inspired by the muscle Pimps. and power of Darwin's favorite car, which he compares Making up half of Malibu '64 are San Jose State to the band's fast beats. University students, Robert Miles and Bobby Darwin. 'tonight's event is sponsored by Big Bad Wolf -year-old journalism major, is the lead Productions, which is made up of four SJSU students, Darwin, a 23 Partyfl singer and Miles, a 29-year-old speech communications including Darwin. The production company organizes major, is the guitarist. parties including posters, flyers and booking the disc Together only a short time, the hand has already jockeys. headlined their first performance and described them- Big Bad Wolf Productions started out as a group of selves as a different type of hand that people are catch- friends searching for a place to throw a party. It ended up with a party of over 250 people and Darwin getting a,4coosE4K ing onto. "We have a great chemistry, and it shows in the per- his band to headline the parry at the Usual. formance," Miles said. '1 he headliners for tonight are Sneaker Pimps, off Malibu's music is described as a mixture of Red Hot the Virgin record label. The punk/folk/rock 'n' roll *El Chili Peppers and Tool. Drummer Jimmy Fledd band have been moving up the charts in recent weeks. describes the music as an alternative, funky rock 'n roll. Darwin describes this evening's show as a profession- "They can't help but love it, it's too good." said al party thrown by SJSU students for SJSU students. Pa:Ikto Fledd. Doors open at 8 p.m. at the Usual, located at 400 S. First St.. The cover charge is $5. Thursday, Feb. 6 1997 PICA 1 6, SONETAING MEXICAN FOOD I FOR YOUR LOVE AT FREE BURRITO 16oz. Drafts 8Pm-10Pm BUY ONE GET ONE FREE itt.50414 4.2.4 it* mia . on any Burrito. Enchillada, Taco (Sr Quesadilla etc. :". Bodyheat Male Review.9Pm ISO S First St S Mcoupon only) (4010 97I -4-YOU (4968) et4;1,40 ., Valentine Gifts tol 85 S. Second St. San Jose, CA (408) 280 - 7131 ft any allowance! campus) Swimsuit Contest 1 Om Packages starting (only a five minute walk from at 89.95 IFLadies- - nob 411111111111.11111111111111.11.1. order Carly 150 S. 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6 Thursday, February 6, 1997 San Jos Stat University SPARTAN DAILY Registration Safe continued from page 1 students ssould be those who couldn't officers." Or students in the Educational graduate within a reasonable period Reekie stressed that those groups Opportunity Program, which pro- lii us the drop nucans that We are I he Senate defines continued from page 1 lour categories of time bet aUse they partic ipate in a wouldn't necessarily qualify automat- vides a chance for students with spe- taking back the streets for our of priority students. first are stu- the community. UrIlvetSIIV-Sdrit tinned acliVily that ically in the new system. cial academic and financial needs ti kids, which not all cities can do." dents who would not otherwise grad- "A lot of police departments -significantly benefits the university. - "I can give you examples of people attend SJSU. On average, California cities uate within a reasonable period of have a closed -door mentality In order to be Wl who might apply, but I don't want to The fourth category is students with 200,000 people or more time due to an ongoing disability, or when it comes to informing resi- told group .the policy states that -111, prejudge and say those groups would participating in the four-year degree reported 137 homicides last sear, because they perform ongoing ser- dents of what crimes are o«urring ,00rtlinawr of the activity roust apply qualify," she said. pledge program. wink San lose reported only 40 vices for disabled students. around the city," Zarate said -We to the Forollment Advicory The third category is defined as Reekie described this program as a boom ides for all of 1996 --- and Beginning next semester, students have worked to achieve just the (lommitter, on behalf of the stu- first-time students who would other- special group that has a contract with only .314 in 1995. los Angeles with disabilities who already qualify opposite ... leaving the door open dents." wise be difficult to attract to the uni- the university to graduart in four reported the greatest number of for priority registration will be to neighborhood watch log cap- Academic Senator Shirley Reekie versity. The policy says an administra- years. "Last fall there were only 50 homicides for last year with 722 allowed to keep that status until they tains and citizens alike." said, -Groups (who have qualified for tor must apply for the students to be students in the program, but we and Bakersfield reported the low- graduate. The policy says that all new Public information officer priority registration) in the past have included in the third category. imagine that number will grow as est number with 15 students with disabilities will be ouis Quezada echoed Zarate's been people such as residence hall This group of students might people find out about this program," Taking into account the assessed on a case-by-case basis. sentiments adding that trust has advisers, athletes and student body include underrepresented minorities she said, 1450.000 people living III ',AI Iuse. 'File second category for priority played a big role in the decrease in the city has the 10West 1101iiit ide crime in San Jose. rate 111 proportion to its popula- "San Jose residents trust law tion, with San Diego in second enforcement enough to report and Sacramento third San Jose crimes because they feel secure has the lowest approximated Scavengers that the polit e will come through homicide rate with one murder make the city safer," Quezada continued from page 1 and !ter 21,250 people, while Oakland the most part, though, they're not computer science, said: "I'm not approach people's homes, "but a lot very said. has the highest one homicide said campus police officers are aware dangerous I lies'' re constantly a bothered by it. I'm only bothered by of them don't. I don't go on the prop- The decrease in overall i rime problem but mote of a nuisance than people approaching per every 3.431 citizens. of the homeless who wander through students (for erty." in 1996 was a welcome sight to "Residents can feel safer iii San campus collecting cans but usually anything else." Magernit said. money)." Marcelo hopes the city doesn't try San Jose police after violent Jose than they can in most other don't take action unless they pose a Some San lose State l'niversity Marcelo and other homeless peo- to stop him from looking for cans to crimes lilt teased between 1994 big cities and that means we're danger to others. students echo Magenot's sentiment. ple in San Jose who hunt for recy- recycle. and 1995. doing our job," Quezada said. "They're (homeless) not supposed Saranah I lotion. a semor in health clables could use the moral support of "That would hurt people who "We were jazzed when we to do it (rummage for cans), and we science. said she isn't bothered by the more people who feel the way couldn't work," he said. found out that come in out ,itv people NOii oas'clift,e for catus around Holmes and Nguyen do. will tell them not to do it. If we see /arm. .J,1 went down last yea, them again, we can arrest them. hit campus. "Yeah, I sec that," Marcelo said David Nguyen, a sophomore in about other homeless people who Library HOW SJSU STUDENTS FEEL ABOUT THE LIBRARY Murder continued from page 1 continued from page 1 California for comparison against the ciutturirilicil to making this projcr I work With the impending plans by the City of San Jose and San Jose State LII10/0F ' I 114,1001S wire a.3,0 their state's DNA databanks. The and were used to creative and iii nil iatislaction with the existing libraries and whether they would pay extra I, a new library bombing of the Federal building. samples matched, and the five ways to make projects work, just According to a California FBI identified Hooks as the prime suspect. look around the city. I think where Do you think Clark and Would you pay extra fees for Department of Justice news release, Quezada said FBI and other law there's a will there's a way arid we cart the new library? Hooks' blood and saliva were taken Wahlquist libraries are enforcement officers finally pull this off,- !Jammer said. for DNA profiling in 1991, while tracked adequate? Hooks to the Bay "President Caret and I share stone incarcerated for committing rape, Area after San Jose Police picked up Hooks common views," she said. 'W uuuuli tec kidnapping and assault in Contra and an UNSIll acquaintance Jan. 30 for being under ognizc that knowledge and skills will be Costa County. His samples were UNSURE ft% the influence of stimulants and pos- the key to our home et onoilly and the entered into the California DNA session of narcotic paraphernalia in well-being of our people We both databank in Berkeley and kept there front of the El Rancho actively seek ways Or arlileVe results for later comparison, if needed. Verde apart- ments near Alum Rock Avenue and through cooperation and partnerships. After being released from prison McKee Road. The city and university Ilaye already for the Contra Costa County crimes, A dispatcher with the worked well tog,ctbet on other issues, authorities believe Hooks later com- SJPD, after hearing of the warrant for such as the closure of Nan ( tilos St icet,- mitted the murders in Oklahoma Hooks' NO3r,, arrest, listened to police channel tape I laltilller said. NO 39"!, YES 53% (:ity. recordings from As 10 Illy slic of the library, l'irsident Hooks was identified as a suspect the January arrest, noted Hooks (:aret estimated that it would probably in the Oklahoma cases after the DNA name being men- tioned, anti alerted be between 200,000 and J011.000 square profile derived from bloodstains left officers to his cur- rent whereabouts. feel. at the crime scene were sent to

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Football recruits Offense: Baldwin lures beefy recruits Erik Bakkedahl OT 6-7 290 Bruno Contreras OL 6-1 278 4111111111111111410wwweitarnsweierataregirone Chris Feesago OL 6-3 317 By Aaron Williams his high school career. He will be playing in the Spartan Daily Staff Writer "We got bigger to protect the passer ... we need size McDonald's High School All-American basket- Jose Gomez OL 6-2 303 ball game, which spotlights the nation's top Shawn Green WR 6-2 187 not worked a miracle, Saying he had if we want to have a three-step drop and pass high school hoopsters. Tom James ur 6-6 318 Spartans' football coach Dave Baldwin Baldwin said he is thrilled about having Wednesday unveiled a list of 22 players that (offense)." Trever Madsen OG 6-2 250 Blackmon play for him and is convinced he can Gabe Payne WR 5-9 167 have signed a letter of intent to play for San Jose be a big-time player. State University next season. Eric Huhle WR 5-10 186 The only running back Baldwin signed was "A miracle...would be to go 9-2," Baldwin Dave Baldwin, SJSU head football coach Deonce Whitaker from Rancho Cucamonga .Jason Santos OT 6-4 300 said. High School. He said he was not going to sign Brian Vye QB 6-1 190 Heading the list of signecs are a corp of 300- size if we want to have a three-step drop and "He seems to like that type of contact." a running back. but Whitaker showed a lot of Deonce Whitaker TB 5-7 168 pound offensive linemen, three wide receivers, a pass (offense)." Whoever ends up as the starting quarterback interest in the Spartans and that he could not Defense: local quaterback prospect and a defensive end Helping out the passing attack will be local will have a trio of new receivers to throw the ball pass him up. that might end up doing double duty for Stan K.J. Agu OLB 6-2 208 prospect Brian Vyc, who played last year at to. Eric Ruble and Gabe Payne, both junior- "He never got tackled," Baldwin said of Patrick Battle LB 5-11 240 Morrison's basketball team. Gavilan Junior College in Gilroy. Vyc will vie college transfers from Southern Califronia, and Whitaker's play. Jason Santos (6-4, 300), Tom James (6-6, with returning quaterback Dan O'Dell and a true-freshman Shawn Green will be on board Baldwin said a big offensive line opening Phillip Blackmon DE 6-5 252 318), Jose Gomez (6-2, 303), and Chris couple other hopefulls for the starting job. for the Spartans. holes for such an explosive back would help the David Coats DE 6-2 230 Feesago (6-3, 317) the nephew of San "We never promised him the starting job. The best pure athlete that the Spartans Spartans create a wide-open offense. Chris Craft LB 6-0 239 Francisco 49ers lineman Jessie Sapolu, make up He knows he will have to compete (for it)," signed is 6-foot-5 defensive end Phillip Defensively, the Spartans added two safeties, Todd Hovey S 6-2 188 the 300-pound beef Baldwin inked Wednesday. Baldwin said. "(But) competition makes every- Blackmon, from Verbum Dei High School in Lyle West and Todd Hovey, from Chabot and Chris Lawson CB 5-9 167 A fifth player, Erik Bakkedahl (6-7 290), could one better." Los Angeles. Grossmont junior college respectively, who also soon join the club. Billy McDaniel DT 6-3 260 Susan Dodd, athletic director at Gavilan, Blackmon had 15 1/2 sacks his junior year Baldwin is "really excited about." Alfonso Moran LB 6-0 240 The size Baldwin added will help his philos- expects Vyc to become a melcome addition to before switching to quarterback for his senior Baldwin is optimistic for the upcoming sea- ophy of a wide-open offense become a reality. the Spartans. season. In addition to his football duties, son but stopped short of making any predic- Travis Seaton CB 5-11 180 "We will emphasize the pass," Baldwin said. "He is a gritty and gutsy competitor who Blackmon was a star basketball player who aver- tions. He said that a successful season will be Lyle West S 6-0 208 "We got bigger to protect the passer ... we need takes a hit and gets right back up," Dodd said. aged double-digit points and rebounds during having everyone eligible and ready to play. The Shark swims SJSU hopes to give foes love back to San Jose Women's tennis team opens season today By Mike Traphagen has had rebounding problems on the road. Spartan Daily Senior Staff Writer He added that one of the only teams the By Yaauko Agawa Bulldogs were able to out-rebound was SJSU. Spartan Daily Staff Writer With a town as crazy as it is about sharks, "But that's when they didn't even play it's no wonder why there are limited tickets their good kid," Tarkanian said. Amy Bankston already knows the num- available for tonight's 7:30 p.m. SJSU men's The Spartans' 'good kid' won the WAC ber 4.0. This year, the A-student and sopho- basketball game against Jerry Tarkanian's player of the week award Monday for his per- more on the Spartan women's tennis team Fresno State Bulldogs. formances against Hawaii and San Diego wants to get familiar with a new set of num- 'Farkanian, who is also known as "Tack State last week. Saint-Jean is also the WAC's bers 6-0. the Shark," brings a team to the Event Center No. 2 scorer with a 22.4 points per game Bankston has mastered the books. Now, for the first time since he coached the average and leads his team in rebounds with with a year of athletic experience behind Nevada-Las Vegas Rebels to a 88-64 victory 9.4 per game. her, she hopes to help her teammates earn over the Spartans on Jan. 31, 1991. Tonight's match will play a role in the more wins on the tennis court. "That's the last time we had a sell-out Spartans' on-going battle with San Diego "Last year, I didn't know what college crowd at the Event Center," said Stan State this month for the sixth and final open- tennis was," said Bankston, a double major Morrison, SJSU men's basketball coach. ing into the WAC tournament. in journalism and political science who has "That's when lark Morrison said the maintained a 4.0 grade-point average. "This brought Larry Johnson future of his team depends year, I know I am more prepared. I am and the guys to town." TODAY'S CAIVIF on the output of the other much smarter and much more aggressive." Greg Anthony, Stacey players on the team, not Coach Ahn-Dao Nguyen is leading SJSU Augmon and Johnson all Saint-Jean. into unfamiliar territory the Western played in that game fin Strtfr. "Whether this team Athletic Conference but with a roster of UNI.V and are now play- 7 10 p rn,, K,JS (90.5) goes forward or not lays in familiar faces. All eight players return from ing in the NBA. Ii kok SOLD OUT the hands of the guys on last year's team, which has Nguyen feeling Tarkanian is in his the team," Morrison said. optimistic. second season as head Olivier has done his pan. "1 feel like the team has improved a lot," coach at Fresno State and has accumulated a We can't ask him to do anymore. The other Nguyen said. "We didn't lose anyone. We 34-1 record against the Spartans, while post- guys are going to have to start producing on are in the WAC, a new conference. It will be ing a .824 winning percentage throughout defense, on rebounding and scoring. tough and challenging, but we should be his 25 years of coaching. "But there is more than one way to score. OK." He has coached the Bulldogs to a 6-2 A player can drive in and pick up a foul or Players and coach agree that experience record in the Western Athletic Conference rebound the ball and put it back in. It's all will be the key to improvement during the and 14-8 record overall this season, including about paying attention to detail and giving upcoming season. a 80-53 decision over the Spartans on Jan. II an all-out effort." "Everyone worked hard during the off- PHOTO By MAX BECHERER Spartan Daily in Fresno. It will also take an all-out effort from the season," Bankston said. "We worked harder Michas Metro receives a serve during practice last week at Spartan Courts. Matro and "This game will be a little different," Spartans to contain the Bulldogs' guard tan- this year. We see ourselves improved. We the women's tennis team will compete in its first meet of the season 2 p.m. today at Santa Morrison said. "There were many factors dem of Chris Herren and Dominick Young. have more depth." Clara University. involved in our last meeting. (The Bulldogs) "When we first came into the league, I Nguyen says Bankston works just as hard Tourtlotte said. "Competing against anoth- exciting moment of her tennis career. were playing their first game at home in a was talking about the quality of big men the on her game as she discs on the books. Other er person and predicting the next move, "I had good experiences in high school," month. They were excited and their fans' WAC had," Morrison said, "but we have team members are equally dedicated to the when you guess right, it's a reward. Tourtlotte said. "Good experience keeps me enthusiasm just accentuated the competitive faced sonic quality guards this season -- court and the classroom, the coach said. "I can apply it to studying and everyday going." environment that existed during the game." Young and Herren are no different. Mary 'I ounlotte, who has her sights set life." Tourtlotte and her teammates hope to Another factor involved in the Spartans' "Young is so fast that he can play tennis on medial school, manages both academics Tourtlotte has fond memories of her begin a season of good experiences today at defeat was the one-game suspension of for- by himself. If we don't get back on defense, and athletics because the enjoys working out high school days, when she defeated a rival 2 p.m when they travel to Santa Clara to ward Olivier Saint-Jean. then this game could turn into a track meet, and playing tennis. player to hand her the only loss of her four- face the Broncos in their season-opener. Tarkanian acknowledged Saint -Jean's which is what happened to us against "Tennis is a mental challenge," year career. She remembers that as the most absence when he told reporters in a WAC I lawail." media teleconference on Jan. 27 that his team Whiting rains on Seattle Win reduces Lasers' in the first half. points and 10 rebounds, The Reign led by as 1A6FFIS 82 but committed seven of many as seven points in the Reign's 31 turnovers. magic number to 3 the first quarter but the 'Me game was attend- R EiGN 64 for Lasers surged ahead, ed by 3,174 fans. first playoff birth tying the game at 36-3(' The lasers play their at the half. next three games on the road, begin- (AP) Anita Kaplan scored 22 'Fan Phillips scored 13 points for ning tonight in Portland at 7 p.m. points and had nine rebounds to lead the Reign and Kate Pave added 11 the San Jose lasers to at 82-64 victo- r). over the Seattle Reign in the American Basketball I.eague Trisha Stafford, Wednesday night. NOW IS TIIE TIME! 6-foot-1 Lasers' Australian Shelley Sandie added Run for a position In forward, breaks 19 points for the lasers (17-17), cur- through a wall of rently in second place in ABL's YOUR Seattle defenders. Western Conference behind the Student Government The Lasers won Colorado Xplosion. the crucial Cindy Brown had 20 points for divisional battle the Reign (16-19), who are a game Find out how to get started, 82-64 and a half back of the lasers. Come to our Information sessions Val Whiting had her fourth dou- 12-1pm PHOTO BY ble-double for the lasers this season Monday February 10, DONA NICHOLS with 13 points and 11 rebounds, in the Constanoan Room (Student Union) Spartan Daily along with a team record eight steals. Thurs. February 13, 4:30-5:30pm Kaplan scored 20 of her 22 points in the Almaden Room iStudent

Application packets will be available after WEDNESDAY'S TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Monday February 10, 1997 in the Associated Students Oface. RESULTS Men's basketball v. Fresno Stale Baseball v. Portland State Softball v. UCSB and Oregon St. APPLICATION DEADLINE: 7:30 p.m., Event Center 2 p.m., Municipal Stadium I p.m and 3 p.m.,TWIn Creeks Candidate Orientation Meeting Lasers Women Basketball at Fresno Men's gymnastics v. Cal Baseball v. Portland State Thursday Feb. 20, 4-5:30pm Council Chambers beat 1h8 Reign 82-64 Women's tennis at Santo Clara 7:30 p.m.. Spartan Gym 1 p.m., Municipal Stadium Sharks 'Monetary Stipend 'Leadership Experience Hockey v. Northern Illinois Women's basketball 'Excellent Resume Credentlids beat the Kings 3-2 7:45 p.m., Ice Centre 2 pm, Event Center Women's gymnastics at Boas St. This iswheelchir creeeible. ledividuele needing sly. language Interpreters or other accomarodetIons should contact us it 14051 524-5955