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BY KAYLEE LAWLER Staff Writer

As part of Nuestra Cultura Week, students stopped by the A.S. lawn to participate in Wednesday’s theme “Ni de Aqui Ni de Alla” or “Neither here nor there.” Nuestra Cultura Week is a three-day event that started Tuesday with the theme of “Paises Unidos” or “United Countries” and will conclude Thursday with “Dia de la Gente Unida” or “Day of the United People.” The event is a chance for clubs to network with other clubs and students on campus and meet different Latinx/ Chicanx organizations. The event is put on by Associated Students and Gente Unida. Each day the event runs from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the A.S. lawn. On Wednesday there was a wall made of boxes from a local taqueria where 2 3 students came and wrote down negative stereotypes that they have heard about themselves. At the end of the event the wall was torn down when students ran into the wall with force. Throughout the event, handfuls of students stopped by to write on the wall. Members of Gente Unida stood on the sidewalk with markers in hand to ask students if they wanted to contribute to the wall. Gente Unida is an organization that creates unity among Latino organizations on campus. Tuesday, the fi rst day of Nuestra Cultura Week, brought awareness of Latin American countries to students. Some of those countries include Mexico, Bolivia BY WILLIAM YAP expire. There’s no expiration date on and Venezuela. Staff Writer swearing to defend the Constitution and “Today, we’re focusing on the social the United States.” issues and political issues that affect A crowd of veterans and military San Jose State’s Veterans Resource the Latin community so there are many students saluted the fl ag as music junior Center (VRC), which is located on different things that we want to speak Angelique Lucero sang the national the fi rst fl oor of the Student Union, about,” history senior and Gente Unida anthem in front of the Tommie Smith organized the event. The center is a co-chair Sofi a Hernandez said. and John Carlos lawn. Despite a cloudy place for student veterans to relax and forecast, Spartans celebrated Veterans do homework in between classes. Day on Wednesday. VRC Director Maggie Morales said According to the Department of the goal of the event was to show “There is so much Veteran Affairs, Nov. 11 is a day appreciation to military members on negativity in our honoring those who have served. History campus, especially military students. WILLIAM YAP | SPARTAN DAILY senior Jayson Jacobo, who served in the “[A] big part of the transition piece is country right now.” (1) Civil engineering senior Bardia Farhoomand United States Marine Corps from 2002 coming out of the military and fi nding competes in a pull-up competition next to to 2012, attended the event to enjoy the the camaraderie and feeling like the United States Marine Corps table on the camaraderie among fellow veterans. they can fi t back in civilian lifestyle,” Jose Gonzalez (2) Tommie Smith and John Carlos lawn. A kind “Veterans Day is honoring those who Morales said. Civil engineering major message dedicated to a veteran hangs on a makeshift American fl ag. (3) SJSU students, served and are still able to function in After Lucero concluded her performance, community and veterans salute during the society but also give back,” Jacobo said. National Anthem. “We signed an oath and that oath doesn’t SALUTE | Page 2 Hernandez and other chairs of Gente Unida were out Wednesday afternoon POLITICS putting the wall together for the event. “Even if they [students] don’t want to talk we’re giving them the opportunity to leave Trump administration hits one year mark a [note] or something that they want to talk about [on the wall],” Hernandez said. “It’s something a little different. We took BY JONAS ELAM “I have friends that rely on DACA to go here [SJSU],” a different route. We were looking into Staff Writer engineering sophomore Marisol Garcia said. “I can’t believe of ‘what was our mission,’ which we started all the things to follow through on, he chose that.” [to] bring awareness to our cultures.” Yesterday marked one year since the election of Donald Trump promised not to take a salary as president, and has not. Students found it hard to think of a Trump as president. He donated his fi rst quarterly wage to the National Park Service stereotype they could contribute to the wall. President Trump made a number of promises during his and his second to the Department of Education. “It was challenging to think of something campaign, but only followed through with some. “I think it’s great Trump isn’t taking a salary,” history to write,” English sophomore Oners Silva “We will immediately terminate President Obama’s two freshman Joshua Williams said. “I’m not a huge fan of the said. “There are so many stereotypes that illegal executive amnesties, in which he defi ed federal law and guy, but it’s good he isn’t taking the money and putting it we often encounter.” the Constitution to give amnesty to approximately fi ve million somewhere useful.” Students contemplated for a couple illegal immigrants,” President Trump said in August 2016 Another promise was to not make cuts to Social Security, minutes what they were going to write during a campaign rally. Medicare or Medicaid. His May budget proposal had a $600 on the wall. Some stereotypes related to Trump promised to end Deferred Action for Childhood billion Medicaid budget decrease in ten years, according to the political issues and how they are affected. Arrivals (DACA), which Time reports protects 800,000 White House Offi ce of Management and Budget. “There is so much negativity in our undocumented immigrants. In September of this year he did Trump promised to also increase the size of the of the military. country right now,” civil engineering so. Attorney General Jeff Sessions referred to DACA as an The approved 2018 federal budget includes a $52 billion – or freshman Jose Gonzalez said. “It [my unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch. nine percent increase – in defense spending. If Congress doesn’t take action by early March, 2018, DACA UNITY | Page 2 recipients will begin to lose their protection. PROMISES | Page 2 2 NEWS Thursday, November 9, 2017

WILLIAM YAP | SPARTAN DAILY A military uniform is displayed at the Veterans Day Celebration event. Gente Unida put up a wall that will be torn down after the event. Students covered it with SALUTE their stories through creative writing. negative stereotypes they faced once in their lives. Gallegos said he used writing as a form of Continued from page 1 therapy. In 2008, Gallegos drove over an improvised explosive device in Iraq that blew his truck in half. Oakland resident Michael Andrews sang “For a while, I was handling [stress] a Native American World War II veteran unproductively such as drinking and song while banging a hand drum. trying to keep myself busy so I wouldn’t Morales said the Native American feel those anxieties,” Gallegos said. Student Organization reached out to “Sometimes when I get into [writing], it’ll partake in the event because of Native emotionally take me back to Iraq. I like Americans’ vast history with the military. start to smell Iraq when I’m at home. It According to the Department of Defense, takes me awhile to decompress and come American Indians and Native Alaskans back to this reality.” are highly represented in the U.S. military. Three military vehicles, also known as Members from the Veterans Student Humvees, were parked beside Clark Hall. Organization assisted in coordinating Representatives from the Military Vehicle the event. Military members and Collectors of California gave people an KAYLEE LAWLER | SPARTAN DAILY supporters set up alongside the lawn to inside look through an M997, a two-man English sophomore Oners Silva writes down his negative stereotype on a temporary wall chat with students. ambulance and two Vietnam War era during Nuestra Cultura Week. Students had the opportunity to speak M151, a military utility truck. campus,” said Diana Espino Figueroa, with representatives from the United “It feels really good to have a good UNITY applied mathematics junior and Gente States Marine Corps. Marines challenged support system of veterans,” Jacobo said. Unida publicity chair said. people walking by to participate in a pull- “We all banter back and forth — different Continued from page 1 On the third day, all the Latin American up contest. branches and one superior than the other. organizations on campus will come English junior Emilio Gallegos, who It’s just some good old fashioned ribbing stereotype] was empowering in some way.” together on the A.S. Lawn served in the U.S. Marine Corps from that we do with each other but in the end, On day three, “Dia de la Gente Unida,” 1999 to 2010, advertised an open writing we’re all brother and sisters in arms.” students can pick up free tamales while session called VeteransWrite at Martin learning about Latinx culture. Luther King Jr. Library. “The main point of the three days The writing sessions allow veterans Follow William on Twitter is for people to be aware that there Follow Kaylee on Twitter and veteran’s family members to share @TheDapperYap [are] Latinx/Chicanx organizations on @kayleelawler94

INFOGRAPHIC BY JONAS ELAM

PROMISES Bush made a chain link fence. It cost us a butt ton of money, and people will just Continued from page 1 climb it.” One of President Trump’s most infamous promises was the border wall which “Real change begins with immediately he said Mexico would pay for. The repealing and replacing the disaster Department of Homeland Security reports known as Obamacare,” President Trump it is constructing prototypes to advance said at a November 2016 campaign rally this plan and will be up to 30 feet tall. in Michigan. “Countries in which immigration will The Trump administration is removing be suspended would include places like key subsidies from the Affordable Care Syria and Libya,” President Trump said Act. After multiple attempts, the entire at a campaign rally in Phoenix in August act has yet to be fully repealed. 2016. “And we are going to stop the tens of He promised to make cuts to the thousands of people coming in from Syria.” Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Federal judge Derrick K. Watson deemed The approved federal budget includes a indeﬁ nitely banning immigration from $2.5 billion, or 31 percent cut, according to certain countries a violation of the law and the EPA. He also removed the United States stopped the third travel ban. from the Paris Agreement as promised. At the end of the ﬁ rst year, President “T he wall is cost ineff icient and clearly Trump has made progress or completed a just appeasing to the masses,” creative number of his promises. writing freshman Devon Huge said. “Something similar has been requested Follow Jonas on Twitter of multiple presidents. I believe George @TheElamite Thursday, November 9, 2017 A&E 3 KSJS provides students with hands-on experience

BY DAISUKE EGUCHI new artists and different genres, so that Staff Writer really excited me.” KSJS was established in 1964 and 90.5 FM KSJS, San Jose State’s radio used to play music from vinyl records broadcast station, offers hands-on for every show. experience to students who love music. Today, listeners can reach KSJS anywhere KSJS is operated by students 24/7 and from Gilroy to South San Francisco. aims to serve the public by airing local KSJS presents six shows every day, news, SJSU sports teams coverage and including a midnight show from 2 a.m. local, underground music in the Bay Area. to 6 a.m. and special one-hour shows. “We always have someone live on air The program changes every semester 24/7 and not a lot of college radio stations because each student DJ designs their can say that,” said radio, television and own show. film senior Matt Mullen, who goes “KSJS made me want to stay [at] by DJ Fisher. “We have students from San Jose State,” radio, TV, and film psychology, communication and public alumna Amber Au said. “People were health majors.” so inviting and open-minded. There is Mu l len sa id t hat KSJS has a r ich d iversit y, a different environment [here than in] which is one of their best features. high school.” The station airs the “Radio Ethiopia” Au is a program director of KSJS show every week for an hour, which and has hosted 14 shows in the past is the No. 1 news source for Ethiopian five years. The first show was the most people living in Bay Area. remarkable for her. The station plays five different music “For every show I had, people called genres: jazz/blues, subversive rock, in,” Au said. “It was so encouraging.” electronic, urban music and alternative Mullen also said he received a call in Spanish. from Australia a month ago during his “I feel like music has a way of Wednesday morning subversive rock show. breaking down the boundaries that Starting as a DJ, Au learned how the people normally have in their day to day business of a radio station is operated. lives,” business senior David Petroni “I’m not even a business major, but said. “I really wanted to contribute to [from] being here for ﬁ ve years — starting what’s being played on-air.” from the bottom and working my way Petroni introduces new electronic up — I really learned how the business music and sometimes hosts the guest works being a manager,” Au said. “The live mix during his show. fact that I had a hands-on experience as a The radio station stores numerous CDs college student was the best experience I donated by artists on the studio’s shelves. could have ever asked for.” “I’m a musician myself, and I love DAISUKE EGUCHI | SPARTAN DAILY music,” Mullen said. “To be with all of (Top) Guest DJ Oscar Martinez an plays electronic mix during the Smile High Club show. the CDs is like a kid in a candy store Follow Daisuke on Twitter (Bottom) Public relations sophomore Kayla Renelle introduces pop-punk, emo and situation for me. I discovered so many @dk_0126 subversive rock in her show, “The Resistance,” every Tuesday.

COMEDY SHOW PREVIEW Deon Cole to perform for fi rst time at San Jose Improv

BY MOHAMED BAFAKIH private college in Little Rock, Arkansas. Staff Writer “It was just wild for me to go down there,” Cole said. “It was like a culture Actor and comedian Deon Cole shock [but] in a good way. I’ve never described his newest project “Grown- seen people [that] nice in my life.” ish” as edgy, fun, hip, cool and smart. After watching Eddie Murphy’s The college-themed spinoff of “Black- comedy special “Delirious” in his early ish” personifies his personality. 20s, Cole’s stand-up career jump started The San Jose community will be able when a friend bet him $50 to entertain to witness this ﬁ rsthand during his stand- a crowd at All Jokes Aside comedy club up comedy performances this Friday and in Chicago. Saturday at the San Jose Improv. His jokes allowed him to build a larger “Deon received a 2017 NAACP Image following and eventually became part of Award Nomination for Outstanding the Def Comedy Jam tour, but limited Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series material caused him to get kicked off for his role on ‘Black-ish,’” his publicist the tour. Pam Loshak said. Cole appeared as a guest on Conan Cole, who is also a cast member on O’Brien’s show in 2009. A couple MOHAMED BAFAKIH | SPARTAN DAILY TBS’s “Angie Tribeca” and the host weeks later, O’Brien offered Cole an Actor and comedian Deon Cole will make his ﬁ rst stand-up appearance in San Jose Friday of BET’s new show “Face Value” has opportunity to write for him. and Saturday at the San Jose Improv. done shows in the Bay Area before, but “Some people laugh at him [O’Brien], is looking forward to making his first some people laugh with him, but at the up, do some more collaborations.” first-come, first-served basis. appearance in San Jose. end of the day it’s still a laugh,” Cole Cole said he has a collaboration in the works According to the San Jose Improv, a “I just want everybody to come with said. “How you get it doesn’t matter.” with fellow comedian Chris Hardwick. casual dress code is mandated and the an open mind and come listen to a new, O’Brien also taught Cole that “every “The wit and wisdom packaged with so event is 18 and over. smart perspective,” Cole said. moment can’t be magical. If every much humor made me laugh all night,” Each night will have two shows that The Chicago native found his moment was magical, we wouldn’t have Bradley Haynes said in a Goldstar are set to start at 7:30 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. inspiration from local talents such as magical moments.” review following Cole’s 2015 show at All shows are expected to be 90 Bernie Mac and Richard Pryor, along Juggling shows and a nationwide Cobb’s Comedy Club in San Francisco. minutes long. with mainstream acts such as Ellen stand-up tour since, Cole isn’t settled on Tickets for the show are available at Degeneres, Steven Right and Redd Foxx. being complacent. the San Jose Improv ticket office, its Cole attended Philander Smith “[I’m] just trying to grow,” Cole said. website and over the phone. Tickets are Follow Mohamed on Twitter College, a small historically black “Get a bigger audience, do more stand- $25 for each night and seating is on a @moe_fresco

ALBUM REVIEW Chris Brown releases provocative 45-track album

BY JENAE MIMS other artists bring their rap styles. Aiko, the lyrics are very sensual. Staff Writer “Handle it” featuring DeJ Loaf and Lil Yachty stood One of the most hyped songs on the album is “Party,” out to me. This song is one of the better ones on the the second single that was released from his album in Two hours and forty minutes of the soulful, smooth album because the chorus is really catchy. late 2016. sound of Chris Brown’s voice was released last week. DeJ Loaf also gives the song a unique sound. The Brown performed the song at the BET Awards and Brown gave his fans a sweet treat on Halloween by lyrics talk about drugs, liquor and sex, which are during his The Party Tour, which ran from March to releasing a 45-track album, “Heartbreak on a Full Moon.” common themes throughout the album. April of 2017. Brown has kept the sound and style of his music Brown’s main song on the album is “Heartbreak on Although this song has been played since the consistent throughout his career. He is known for his a Full Moon.” beginning of this year, it is still a hit track that gets you R&B vocals and provocative lyrics. The lyrics tell listeners what the album is all about. It hyped because of its catchy lyrics and upbeat tempo. The album features some of his previous hit singles such as revolves around Brown being heartbroken and feeling Many of his female fans are loving every second of “Privacy,” “Questions,” “Party” and “Pills & Automobiles.” like he and his ex-girl are just strangers now. It’s an “Heartbreak on a Full Moon,” and I am one of them. This is Brown’s eight album. His last album “Royalty,” easy song to relate to because many people have been The album definitely offers sweet and smooth R&B released in 2015. through the pain that he feels. songs for everyday indulgence. It will just take time His last album focused on his own music and only Some fans took to Twitter to express their thoughts about and a lot of effort to listen to every single one. featured three artists. the album, saying that he was confessing his love for and “Heartbreak on a Full Moon” includes big-name heartbreak from his ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran. collaborations with artists such as DeJ Loaf, Lil Another catchy song on the album is “Juicy Booty.” Yachty, Usher, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, Kodak Black, By the name, you can tell what Brown’s focus is in Future and Jhene Aiko. other songs of the album. With so many featured artists, the album has a lot of This song has a 2000s style beat to it, especially variety to keep the listener entertained. because it features R. Kelly. It also features Jhene Follow Jenae on Twitter Brown brings his R&B style to the songs while the Aiko, who adds seductive vocals. Between Brown and @jenaemims_ 4 ESPAÑOL Jueves 9 de Noviembre 2017 Selena Quintanilla-Pérez recibe estrella en Hollywood

POR CINTIHIA LOERA Quintanilla-Pérez murió el día 31 de Escritora del Equipo Marzo en 1995 cuando su colega de negocios, Yolanda Saldivar, le disparó Más de 4,500 fanáticos estuvieron en la espalda. La trayectoria de presente en el Paseo de la Fama de Se sospechaba que Saldivar cometía Hollywood, en Los Ángeles el viernes, fraude con el dinero de la compañía día 3 de Noviembre, para apoyar a la de ropa y el club de admiradores de Selena Quintanilla-Perez reina de musica Tejano. Quintanilla-Pérez. Selena Quintanilla-Pérez recibió una En un artículo publicado por People estrella en su honor después de 22 años Magazine tres semanas después de la de su muerte. muerte de la cantante, su padre Abraham De acuerdo a Billboard, los fanáticos Quintanilla Jr. dijo que el crimen pudo 1986 1987 1993 1994 1995 de Quintanilla-Pérez fueron el grupo ser premeditado. “Selena y Los Dinos” Selena ganó mejor Selena lanzó su línia Gano un Grammy Ganó 6 premios más grande que se a acumulado en una Algunas de las canciones más famosas estrenaron su vocalista femenil de ropa, Selena Etc. por mejor cantante de los Tejano ceremonia de inauguración el Paseo de de la reina del Tex-Mex son “Bidi Bidi primer disco. en los Tejano Music Mexicana- Music Awards y fue la Fama en Hollywood. Bom Bom,” “Amor Prohibido,” y “Baila Awards.warrdsd . AmAmericanamericcanana popor su nominada por su didiscoscco “S“Selenaeleleena Live.” segundo Grammy. Quintanilla-Pérez fue una artista que Esta Cumbia.” Se presentó ante cambió la música Latina para miles. Su cancion en ingles, “Dreaming of mas de 61,000 Ella empezó su carrera a los 10 años, You” fue lanzada cinco meses después fanaticos en el con sus hermanos en el grupo Selena y de su muerte, convirtiéndose en el tema Astrodome de Houston. Selena Los Dinos. principal de la película dos años después. muere el dia 31 de El grupo se formó en el año 1982 y sus De acuerdo a Vanity Fair la película Marzo a manos de hermanos continuaron a ser parte de su “Selena” premio en 1997 y ayudó a Yolanda Saldivar. banda durante toda su carrera. que Jennifer Lopez (quien protagonizó De acuerdo de ‘All Music’, Quintanilla a Selena) fuera la actriz Latina más hizo su debut en 1983 en la programa pagada de ese tiempo. Información colectada por Selena Forever de radio con el locutor Johnnie Canales. Edward James Olmos también actuo en En 1987, Quintanilla ganó el premio de la película como Abraham Quintanilla Jr. INFORMATION RECOLECTADA POR CINTHIA LOERA | INFOGRAFICO POR NICOLE CHUNG vocalista del año y ejecutante del año. Quintanilla-Pérez era conocida por sus El artículo de Vanity Fair también quienes revelaron la estrella en honor de Su primer àlbum fue “Selena” en 1989 elegantes y extravagantes conciertos. explica que Quintanilla fue un artista Selena Quintanilla-Pérez en el Paseo de y en 1993 ganó su primer Grammy por Algunos de sus conjuntos más famoso que inspiró a jóvenes Latinas en los 90s, la Fama en Hollywood. mejor cantante Mexicana-Americana. incluyen su traje de cuerpo rojo oscuro porque nunca antes habían visto a una El alcalde de Los Ángeles también “[Su estrella] estaba realmente brillante y sus bustiers cubiertos de joyas. artista que se pareciera a ellas. asistió la ceremonia y declaró “Estamos atrasada,” estudiante de primer año de Su gran sonrisa brillante y su lápiz Quintanilla-Pérez sigue siendo un haciendo historia.” ingeniería general Melissa Ortiz dijo. labial rojo inspiró la reciente colección ídolo en la escena de la música Latina y “Es una sensación satisfactoria saber de maquillaje, quien su hermana Suzette entre la cultura Hispana. que hay representación Latina [en el Quintanilla-Arriaga ayudó a crear con Una réplica de la estrella fue entregada Sigue a Cinthia en Twitter Paseo de Fama en Hollywood].” MAC Cosmetics. a sus hermanos, padres y ex marido @cinthia_loera

OPINIÓN Los restaurantes Mexicanos de cadena no son auténticos

necesitan visitar ningún restaurante. Si tienen algún amigo con padres Mexicanos, pidan que los lleven Noe Magana a su casa por un día para darse cuenta la diferencia Escritor del Equipo que existe entre la comida Mexicana y la comida Americanizada. No debería ser difícil tener un conocido Mexicano porque de acuerdo a Pew Research Center en un articulo del 2014, en California viven 14 millones de Hispanos. Pero si no es posible, la siguiente opción es ir a una No se dejen engañar por los restaurantes de cadenas taquería Mexicana hasta encontrar la mejor. La más que dicen ofrecer comida Mexicana como Taco Bell, cercana a la Universidad es La Victoria Taqueria. Esta Chevy’s y Chipotle. taqueria esta en la calle E. San Carlos y tiene más de De acuerdo a él Statistics Poll, Taco Bell obtuvo un cuatro estrellas en sus revisiones. ganado de 1.51 millones de ingresos en el 2016. De acuerdo a un artículo por MarketWatch, la ciudad Aunque los platillos que sirven tienen el mismo nombre de San José es clasificada como la número 17 de las NOE MAGANA | SPARTAN DAILY de comidas tradicionales — como tamales, enchiladas, ciudades en los Estados Unidos con los restaurantes Comida de Taco Bell comparada a tacos auténticos de tacos y quesadillas — no signiﬁ ca que son iguales. más auténticos de comida Mexicana. carne asada y al pastor. No me mal interpreten, no quiero decir que el sabor Lo malo es que la comida varía mucho dentro el pais de la comida de restaurantes es inferior a la comida de Mexico. mientras la comida de los Estados Unidos es número auténtica, porque es cuestión de gustos. Por ejemplo, el pozole que mi mi mamá cocina consiste 10. Italia ocupa el primer lugar. Tal vez no visito esos sitios frecuentemente porque yo de carne de puerco, granos de elote y chile rojo. A Shelby, le encantan casi todos los platillos que mi crecí en México y me acostumbré a la comida Michoacana. Ya terminado, le agrego lechuga con un poco de mamá cocina, en especial el platillo de calabazas. Cuando quiero comer comida Mexicana auténtica voy limón y cebolla. También existe el pozole en chile Los únicos platillos que no le gustan son el caldo de a la casa de mi mamá, ó a locales del área como Grullense verde o con carne de pollo. camarón y el menudo. donde puedo encontrar tacos típicos Mexicanos. Ya tengo cinco años que vivo con mi prometida, Está bien si a las personas les gusta la comida que Los que dicen que comen tanto en los restaurantes Shelby, quien es Americana. imita a la comida Mexicana. de cadena porque aman la comida Mexicana, no saben Como muchos, ella conocía la comida Mexicana por Pero si en verdad quieren comer comida autentica sin realmente cómo sabe la comida auténtica. restaurantes. En su caso, ella le encantaba uno que se viajar a México, acompañen a un amigo a su casa y se darán Lo que comen es tan solo una forma de comida que llamaba Progresso’s. Después de probar la comida de cuenta del gran sabor que acompaña la cultura Mexicana. imita a la real. mi mamá, cambió su idea de lo que es realmente la Es como decir que la sopa instantánea Maruchan se comida Mexicana. Sorprendentemente, de acuerdo a puede comparar a el chow mein Chino. un artículo por CNN Travel sobre las mejores comidas Sigue a Noe en Twitter Si quieren comer comida realmente Mexicana no del mundo por cultura, México es número nueve @NoeMaganaR

OPINIÓN Un año después de las elecciones trágicas el país está peor

su presidencia es que el a tratado de y cruel fue la terminación del programa actores, cantantes, políticos y atletas, terminar con todas las cosas que el ex de la Acción Diferida para los jóvenes parece que no hay ninguna persona con Elizabeth presidente Barack Obama hizo durante llegados en la infancia, más conocida cual el presidente no se pelea. Rodriguez su presidencia. como DACA. Un líder debe de ser una persona de Editora de Noticias Unos de los ejemplos que hizo Obama El cinco de Septiembre, el Fiscal ejemplo, una persona que sabe mantener fue pasar la ley sobre salud, conocida General Jeff Sessions anunció que la su calma, que une a a la gente y sabe como la ley de cuidado de salud a administración de Trump iba a terminar cómo debatir respetuosamente con sus bajo costo. Trump, con el programa, colegas. No debe de haber una razón A un año de la elección presidencial, el junto con varios afectando unos donde un hombre antiguo de 70 años Presidente Donald Trump no ha hecho Republicanos del “No debe de haber una 800,000 jóvenes. este llamándole nombres a líderes de mucho para tratar de mejorar el país. Al Senado y la Casa de El programa fue otros países. Es vergonzoso cuando contrario, él ha empeorado el bienestar Representantes han razón donde un hombre firmado en Junio nuestro presidente le pone nombres de la nación. intentaron revocar antiguo de 70 años este del 2012, como una como “Rocketman” al dictador de Corea Durante la campaña presidencial, la ley de salud. orden ejecutiva por del Norte. Trump huso el odio para promocionar Recientemente el llamándole nombres a Obama y amparo Desde que fue jurado como presidente, su agenda política. gobernador de líderes de otros países.” a jóvenes de la no ha pasado ninguna ley o una El menciono planes para construir Arizona, John deportación, les legislación y tampoco ha intentado un muro fronterizo entre los Estado McCain tuvo el dio un permiso de hacerlo. El prefiere pasar sus días Unido y México, dijo que iva a revocar voto decisivo a trabajo, una licensia mandando tweets, empezando conflictos el cuidado de salud conocido como finales de Julio cuando votó en contra de manejar y un seguro social. con sus colegas y deshaciendo todo lo Obamacare y iba a prohibir que los de revocar la cobertura de salud acuerdo Aparte de deshacer las pólizas del que ha hecho Obama. Musulmanes entraran al país. del Washington Post. presidente anterior, Trump está en el Tener este hombre representando el En un discurso dijo que él iba a Durante el primero de Junio de este borde de una guerra nuclear contra Corea país más poderoso del mundo es una terminar con ISIS en los primero 100 año, Trump anunció que iba a retirar del Norte. vergüenza para todos que viven aquí. días de su presidencia. a los Estados Unidos del acuerdo Usando una de sus formas abominable La realidad es que no ha hecho nada climático de París. de comunicación, Twitter, el presidente Sigue a Elizabeth en Twitter progresivo. La parte más trágica de La decisión más peligrosa, dramática ataca a todos los que puede. Desde @elizabwithlove Thursday, November 9, 2017 OPINION 5 A robot should not have more rights than real women

without basic human rights. They can’t be in public without wearing a full-length Lovina Pavel black abaya, a robe-like dress. They need Staff Writer permission from male guardians to marry, divorce, travel, get a job and apply for a passport. The list is long. Women are also required to use robot that beat late-night host a separate entrance at restaurants, Jimmy Fallon in a game of rock- universities and banks. Unlawful mixing Apaper-scissors on live television was can lead to criminal charges against just granted citizenship in Saudi Arabia. both parties, but women typically face a Yes, you read that correctly. harsher punishment. Sophia, the humanoid robot developed Arlene Getz, an editor at Reuters, by Hong Kong-based company Hanson recently spoke about her experience trying Robotics, earned Saudi citizenship on Oct. to use the gym and pool at an upscale Saudi 25 after speaking at the Future Investment Arabian hotel. Initiative. The summit links businessmen “As a woman, I wasn’t even allowed to Information retrieved from Hanson Robotics | INFOGRAPHIC BY LOVINA PAVEL with inventors hoping to shape the future. look at them, let alone use them,” Getz said. It may not seem like a big deal to most, At the summit, Sophia spoke without Fong said. “I understand the country is from driving on any public roads. but seeing a robot woman with more wearing a full-length abaya. A male making a statement about innovation, but The week before, the government rights than actual women in Saudi Arabia guardian did not accompany her on stage. it seems a little over the top to give a robot allowed women into the national is frustrating. She later interacted freely with the men in woman more rights than actual citizens.” stadium for the ﬁ rst time as it launched “Women [in Saudi Arabia] have the audience. Under Saudi law, women are It wasn’t until Sept. 26 that the Saudi celebrations to mark the 87th anniversary since committed suicide because they forbidden to do all these things. government announced that it will begin to of the country’s founding. couldn’t leave the house, and Sophia Granting citizenship to a robot is a issue women driver’s licenses beginning in In her very ﬁ rst visit to the country, is running around,” Ali al-Ahmed, giant slap in the face to the women of June 2018. Sophia was granted citizenship. Human director of the Institute for Gulf Affairs, Saudi Arabia who live in a society that BBC reported that this made Saudi Arabia women still have a long way to go, and told Newsweek. “Saudi law doesn’t believes women do not deserve the full the last nation on earth to grant female it’s a shame. allow non-Muslims to get citizenship. rights men have. citizens the right to drive. Women will not Did Sophia convert to Islam?” “[It] seems like it’s not even real,” need permission from their male guardians Follow Lovina on Twitter Saudi women are still living their lives mechanical engineering senior Stephan to receive a license and will not be restricted @lpavss

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shooting during his visit in Japan. “This Even though I agree with Trump’s violence they consume on a daily basis, is a mental health problem at its highest assumption, I still believe we need to take and that’s dangerous. Jose F. Govea level. It’s a very, very sad event.” a deeper look into societal infl uences. “I never believed the problem has been Staff Writer It’s undeniable that the killing of Our television shows, video games, guns,” industrial mechanical engineering multiple innocents is ‘very, very sad,’ movies and overall interactions with one freshman Brian Lai said. “Just because but the statement that mass shootings are another as a society have everything to people haven’t had a record before, caused only by a mental health issue is do with how we treat each other. doesn’t mean they’re mentally stable. too general. “You turn on the television, and People usually don’t get help or know he consecutive mass shootings I strongly agree with Trump, but we violence is there,” Emanuel Tanay, a that they need help.” that have taken place over the can’t decide that all mass shootings are retired clinical professor of psychiatry at Lai also added that he has friends that play Tpast few months may have people mainly infl uenced by mental health issues. Wayne State University told Psychiatric popular video games such as Call of Duty or questioning whether these are eerie Trump specifi cally mentioned that Times. “You go to a movie, and violence Gears of War and they aren’t “shooters.” coincidences or a conspiracy that has the Texas Baptist church shooting had is there. Reality is distorted. If you live It’s clear that the root of all these hurt our nation’s people. to do with mental health because he in a fi ctional world, then the fi ctional mass shootings is complicated. We can Regardless of our beliefs, our citizens considered the past of the Texas shooter, world becomes your reality.” argue that shooters are infl uenced by and elected offi cials both need to start Devin Patrick Kelley. The constant violence portrayed in the nation’s loose gun laws or mental tackling this issue. Kelley had a history of violence. In movies, television and even music is instability, but there is no primary cause. On Nov. 5, an Air Force veteran 2012, a general court martial convicted prominent. For example, I love rappers Just like our personalities and was accused of killing 26 people and Kelley for domestic assault against his such as Tupac and Nas. Both artists complex thoughts, multiple factors injured 20 others at a Baptist church in former wife and step-child, according to perform numerous songs about gang- influence mass shootings. Trump has Sutherland Springs, Texas. This mass The New York Times. related violence. to acknowledge that fact and tackle the shooting has added to the numerous He fractured his former step-child’s skull If I wasn’t aware of the infl uence these issue open-mindedly. tragedies that have been overwhelming and beat and choked his wife according to rappers have on my life, I would try to some Americans’ fearful minds. Time Magazine. Taking all the information identify with the violence they express “This isn’t a gun situation,” President into account gives Trump reason to believe and accept it as normal. Follow Jose on Twitter Donald Trump said about the Texas that Kelley had mental health issues. Many people don’t question the @GoveaJournalism SPARTAN DAILY STAFF

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BY RYAN VERMONT Th e Spear

The San Jose State women’s basketball program ended its 2016-17 season a few shots shy of a massive upset over Mountain West goliath Colorado State. It then lost one of its most promising and talented classes in recent memory to graduation in the following months. “It’s going to be a challenge,” SJSU head coach Jamie Craighead said. “It’s something we can overcome, but playing at this level takes experience and it takes knowledge.” The Spartans lost Jasmine Smith, the gritty, bulldog-type power forward who is now playing professionally in Germany. The team also lost its ultimate green- light point guard Dezz Ramos, who in just two seasons, stamped her name among the program’s elite scorers and is now playing professionally in Iceland. The team also saw departures from forward Paris Baird and guard Rachol West who both came up big several times throughout their respective careers. “We only have one starter returning from last year,” junior forward Andrea Kohlhaas said. “I KAVIN MISTRY | THE SPEAR think learning how to play together (Left) SJSU freshman forward Mikaylah Wilson attempts an uncontested lay up vesus Stanislaus State in an exhibition Sunday. (Right) Spartan and put it on the court is going to sophomore guard Fa-Ko-Fieme’a Hafoka gets pumped up on the sideline at the SJSU Event Center Sunday. be the most diffi cult thing.” While it’s sad to see them go, said. “I think that if they are Craighead pointed to the team’s in and out of conference that before conference play begins. nobody else in the Mountain just excited to be on the court, older players as the ones to guide will really show what this year’s “What you don’t know, you West is going to feel bad. That’s you learn more and you pick up the young team, most notably senior team is made of and what they don’t know,” Craighead said. how college athletics work. things faster and it will allow guard Myzhanique Ladd, senior could be. “Maybe our youth will help us Last year’s Spartans are their talents to kick in.” forward Hallie Gennett and the Right out of the gate, the overcome some things.” quite different than this year’s One of the new additions aforementioned junior Kohlhaas. Spartans will travel to Southern The young team is looking version. This season, the team to the team is freshman point “I think it’s just important to California to face off with forward to entering the season as is young. guard Danae Marquez. With have people in the gym that talk UCLA for their season opener. an unknown commodity and is According to SJSU Athletics, opportunity in the air, she is that [the younger players] can The Bruins fi nished last season confi dent about the present and it’s the second youngest team doing her best to make her mark. look up to,” Kohlhaas said. “If I ranked No. 13 in the nation. future of the program. in Division I with 12 of the 15 “I’m kind of just looking talk in the gym, if I communicate SJSU also has a game against players being underclassmen. forward to getting my feet wet, in the gym, then I’ll set a good Oregon State on the road and “They are going to make make some noise and hopefully example.” meetings with both the University mistakes, they got a lot to learn, put San Jose on the map a little On tap for the young team is of San Francisco and Southern Follow Ryan on Twitter we got a lot to teach,” Craighead bit,” Marquez said. a number of tough games both Oregon at home. And that’s all @Your_Pal_Ryan

FOOTBALL Spartans vs. Wolfpack: the battle of the one-win teams

LUKE JOHNSON | SPARTAN DAILY SJSU’s offense has been led by two freshmen. Quarterback Montel Aaron (7) leads the team in passing yards and running back (23) Tyler Nevens leads in rushing yards.

BY LOVINA PAVEL nine fumble recoveries. True freshman Staff Writer linebacker Tysyn Parker has a three- game fumble recovery streak. He made San Jose State’s football team his first career start last week versus is looking for its first road and San Diego State. conference win of the season against SJSU’s defense has faced more snaps Nevada Saturday. to date than any other Football Bowl The last time the Spartans won Subdivision (FBS) team. The Spartans’ in Reno was in 2001. SJSU posted a defense has lined up for for 815 snaps. 49-30 triumph with all of its scoring The closest team is Cal with 751. coming via rushing touchdowns. For the third time in the last four The Spartans (1-9, 0-5 MW) are seasons, six San Jose State players looking for their first win in eight have 20 or more pass receptions. Tight games against another struggling end Josh Oliver is the current leader team. Nevada (1-8, 1-4 MW) is winless with 30. Freshman wide receiver Tre in its last three contests. Walker is one of the five other leaders “This is the most important game with 22. of the year,” SJSU head coach Brent Walker connected with wide receiver Brennan said. “Obviously Nevada has Justin Holmes on the Spartans’ only had their ups and downs, their tough touchdown in the 52-7 loss against scheduling and some tough battles SDSU. This was the first time since like we have. If you watch them play, the 2013 season that an offensive they’re playing good football. They’re player other than a quarterback threw a really moving the ball on offense.” SJSU is tied for 14th nationally with NEVADA | Page 8 8 SPORTS Thursday, November 9, 2017 BASEBALL ALUMNUS SJSU coach supports Caminiti’s HOF induction

BY LUKE JOHNSON & completed his 15-year MLB career multi-million dollar contracts for WILLIAM YAP with three Gold Glove Awards and achieving that level. The gray area Sports Editor & Staff Writer three All-Star selections. that exists, if it’s gray, makes sense.” “I have images of him making In 2004, Caminiti died from a A controversial baseball player backhands, his presence in the heart attack after abusing cocaine will be inducted into the San Jose batter’s box and the toughness he and opiates, according to ESPN. Hall of Fame tonight. exuded,” Hawkins said. “[He was] The other members in the 23rd Ken Caminiti — who won the the kind of guy that every time he induction class of the San Jose National League MVP in 1996 — left the fi eld [his uniform] was dirty. Hall include Dwight Clark, Mark was the fi rst person to admit to using He was a role model. The way he Marquess, Jack Roddy and Danielle steroids in MLB according to John played the game was how I wanted Slaton. They will be immortalized Poch, the San Jose Sports Authority to play the game.” with a bronze plaque that will executive director. However, Caminiti’s career was be permanently installed on the No one who was caught or has plagued with multiple injuries and concourse at the SAP Center. confessed to using performance battles with alcoholism. Clark, the former San enhancing drugs has been inducted “I’ve had two knee surgeries, two Francisco 49er great, is battling into the Baseball Hall of Fame wrist surgeries, three foot surgeries, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis — a fact which has divided many shoulder surgery, a shoulder that (ALS), but Poch said he is fans. However, San Jose State head needs surgery and a broken back,” scheduled to be at the ceremony. baseball coach Jason Hawkins Caminiti said in an interview with The event’s reception is tonight at approves of Caminiti receiving this Spartan Daily in May 2001. 6 p.m. in the SAP Center. local honor. Caminiti revealed in a 2002 “Ken was the fi rst one who was “It was an unfortunate blip, in my interview with Sports Illustrated brave enough to come out and say, opinion,” Hawkins said. “It doesn’t that he used steroids in 1996 to ‘Hey, I used [steroids] regretfully, to take anything away from the person recover from a shoulder injury. overcome these injuries to compete,’ MARK KOCINA | SPARTAN DAILY (fi le image 2001) or player that he was.” “It’s kind of the nature of the which really changed the game,” San Jose State baseball alumnus Ken Caminiti looks on before a game Caminiti played third base for business in a bad way but it’s also Poch said. against the Athletics at Network Associates Coliseum in Oakland. This SJSU in 1983 and 1984. After being understandable,” Hawkins said. was during his stint with the Texas Rangers in 2001. He played for four named to the Sporting News College “These guys are competing to be teams over 15-season career in Major League Baseball. He won the All-American team, he was drafted the best in the world at what they Follow Luke and William on Twitter National League MVP in 1996 with the San Diego Padres. by the Houston Astros. Caminiti do and they’re being rewarded @Scoop_Johnson and @TheDapperYap

MEN’S BASKETBALL Spartans predicted to fi nish 10th in Mountain West

BY SALVATORE MAXWELL Staff Writer

The Mountain West Conference predicts San Jose State men’s basketball team will fi nish the season in the bottom two. The league gave fi nal standings predictions that SJSU will fi nish 10th out of 11, as a part of the activities for the Mountain West Men’s Basketball Media Day. However, sophomore guard Isaiah Nichols has high hopes for his team this season. “Last season we were a young team and when it became conference time we emerged as an upper level team winning games no one thought we could win,” Nichols said. “We are going to blow a lot of people’s minds this season. We’re going to be that scrappy team that wins a lot of games that no one thinks we can.” Nichols started in 11 games last season and averaged 4.3 points per game, 1.9 assists and 2.0 KAVIN MISTRY | THE SPEAR rebounds. His shot percent rate (Left) SJSU sophomore guard Isaiah Nichols attacks the basket against Notre Dame De Namur at the Event Center on Sunday. (Right) Spartan was 42.0 percent (42-100) for the junior guard Jaycee Hillsman hypes up during player introductions before an exhibition game versus Notre Dame De Namur Sunday. 2016-17 season. The Spartans wrapped up defend and rebound on a consistent has just got to be fl uid,” Singer said. team in scoring 8.9 points per game of the team remains strong. preseason by dominating Division basis,” Prioleau said. “Our guys are “Practice makes perfect. The more during conference play. “We don’t even see [them] as a II teams. They defeated Dominican slowly approaching that level where we practice it with less turnovers Clarke led the Spartans in points, loss, we are [past] that,” Nichols by 34 points and Notre Dame De they have to bring it every day carries over to the game.” rebounds, assists, blocks and said. “We are a group of guys that Namur by 50 points. because our league is very good.” The Spartans unexpectedly lost steals last season. He scored 17.3 trust and believe in each other. According to SJSU head coach Freshamn forward Ryan Singer, two notable starters this offseason points per-game, averaged 8.7 in We come and put our heads down Jean Prioleau, the team needs to who redshirted last season, weighed — guard Terrel Brown and forward rebounding and 2.6 points in blocks. and we grind together as a team focus on avoiding turning the ball in on how the team will strengthen Brandon Clarke — causing the team Nichols believes the loss of and a family.” over by getting better at passing its offense. to reorganize their starting lineup. the two starters has not affected and catching. “[We’re] just passing, catching Brown completed one season the chemistry of the men’s Follow Salvatore on Twitter “Our [team’s] philosophy is to and running the offense. Everything at SJSU but fi nished third on the basketball team but the dynamic @VinnyMaxwell1995

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San Jose State touchdown pass. “It’s something we always worked on in practice,” Walker said. “I actually ran it in a game. We knew it was coming because we always practiced it. It felt good, it felt real good.” Nevada running back Kelton Moore has posted 100 yards on the ground in back-to- back games and three of his last four outings. Spartan football faced another tough running back in Rashaad Penny during the San Diego State matchup last week. “He was real shifty for a big back,” defensive end Owen Roberts said. “If one gap was cut off, he could see another gap from the other side of the field. It wasn’t his first read, but his second read that killed us.” Despite current struggles, the team has expressed feelings of encouragement for the freshmen class and future successful seasons. “This is all a learning process, we’re all just learning,” Walker said. “Next year I feel like is going to be a big year.” ESPN3 will provide coverage of the game beginning at 1 p.m PST. The game will also be broadcast on KLIV (1590 AM, San Jose).

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