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One Washington Square ART maiN San Jose, CA 95192-0149 S DAIL SDAlLYPjrnc.sjsu.edu Tuesday 1 id ti c I I:;, .Vtr. (if; Serving San close State University in 1934 Ileccinhci 7, 1.99.9 Kappas in the Park Honor fraternity represents SJSU Daily staff report Epsilon Kappa nabbed one of phi100 trees to decorate in downtown San Jose's Christmas in the Park display. The San Jose State University human performance department honor fraterni- ty competed with 300 other applicants for the right to decorate a Christmas tree. Lorenzo Rodriguez, the president of F'hi Epsilon Kappa, said having a tree would be a great honor for the fraterni- ty and the school. Phi Epsilon Kappa tree "Being part of the community is a Above, the big deal to us (Phi Epsilon Kappa)," is decorated with baseballs, basket- Rodriguez said. "It's great to have balls, dumbbells and snewman tennis something that represents our school player ornaments. there (at Christmas in the Park.)" Phi Epsilon Kappa made their own passerby checks out the Phi decorations with the names of the Lett, A major's concentrations on them. Blue Epsilon Kappa, the honor society of and gold ornaments, including base- the human performance department, balls, basketballs, dumbbells and snow- Christmas Tree that stands inside men holding tennis rackets, made up Christmas in the Park held yearly at the decorations on the tree. Cesar Chavez Park. The tree, near The students commemorated the display by decorating the tree yester- the vendors in the south side of the day. park, is one of many trees decorated Barbara Conry, a professor in the by different companies, organizations Photos by Chris Corpora/Spartan Daily human performance department who and local schools. advised the project, said having a tree "The students spent a lot of time Conry said that despite the sense of "Word got out a little late," Conry at Christmas in the Park would give putting this event together." Conry unity that developed during Christmas said. "We will try to keep that in mind students an opportunity to work said. "It's also a good way to generate In the Park, she regretted there was no so we can have some teacher interac- together outside of school. inters'-it in our fraternity." faculty involvement. tion with the students for next year." Surviving Depression WWII forces change By Lance Analla ter's degree in engineering from SJSU in Student population flourishes despite adversity Daily staff writer the 1950s and was a professor of avia- tion for 30 years, said the sports pro- To say campus life during the height grams brought unity to the campus. By Christina Lucarotti could not afford a meal, Matthews of World War II was vastly different than "Everyone was involved," Leonard Daily staff writer said. today would be an understatement. said. "The football stadium was always Editorials were written in the San In the fall of 1939, when "the war to filled and there was a lot of school spir- Editor's note: San Jose State Jose Mercury-Herald advising home- end all wars" was beginning, the campus it." University is old. So old, in fact, we can makers to require "back-door knock- of San Jose State University was drasti- Despite the apparent unification of tell the story of the 1900s through it. ers" to do chores in exchange for their cally different than what a student the student body, there was a strong With that said, we present the handouts. might see today. anti-war attitude which was especially Depression- and World War II-eras in Despite the effects of the Depression 1935. "Actually, our students are now The boundaries of the school ran from prevalent in the school newspaper, the today's installment of "Spartans on local society, San Jose State taking such programs but we, are Fourth to Seventh streets, and from San Spartan Daily. The paper ran numerous through the century." JO. University continued to flourish. unable to recognize them officially, Carlos to San Fernando avenues, accord- editorials against American involve- It was 1930 when Santa Clara Even with a population decrease of being limited to degrees in education." ing to an essay written by Paul Boisvert, ment in the second World War. In a poll County got its roots in high-tech inno- about 10,000 people between 1930 and In 1930, SJSU began the first college "San Jose State College, Marching taken of 350 students in June 1941, 87 vations with the construction of the 1940 in San Jose, enrollment at SJSU training program for police officers Towards the Sun: An Analysis of the percent opposed entering the war, while Naval Air Station Sunnyvale, later to be increased, reaching the 4,000 mark by now known as the administration of Impact and changes of World War II on 62 percent were against giving supplies known as Moffett Field. 1940, said Cecilia Mullen, head of SJSU justice department in the United the Students and College," in the collec- to Great Britain. However, after the The jobs created by the Naval Base special collections. States. tion called "Passports." SJSU was also bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan on project helped San Jose survive the The success of SJSU may have been Also that year, the school began pro- the largest university in the state in Dec. 7, 1941, the students of SJSU were Depression. the result of President Thomas William ducing theatrical plays and broke terms of population with an enrollment ready to join the fight. San Jose, similar to the majority of MacQuarrie's efforts to change the ground for the men's gymnasium on the of 3,900. The school president at the time, Tom cities across the country, was afflicted school from a teachers college to a state southwest corner of campus. Ground for During this time, SJSU was regarded MacQuarrie, told students: 'Don't expect by poverty and unemployment after the college. the new science building was broken in as a sports powerhouse, according to to be a pushover. Go about your daily 1929 stock market crash, according to "If approved, we shall have all the February of 1932. Boisvert's essay. By the end of the 1939 work, do your duty as well as you can, Glenna Matthews, author of "A . privileges of a liberal arts college with Both the men's gymnasium, located football season, the Spartan football and be ready when a call comes." California Middletown: The Social the added right to grant degrees in pre- next to Uchida Hall, and the science team was undefeated and the highest- By 1942, SJSU had 950 students serving History of San Jose in the Depression." engineering, pre-medical and pre-law building, located next to Washington scoring team in the nation. in the armed forces, according to Boisvert's It was during this time the first soup work," said MacQuarrie, two years Tom Leonard, who received a mas- kitchen opened, giving food to those who before the college's name change in See Depression, page 6 See WWII, page 6

New editors ready to split duties Respecting authority making sure the newspaper gets By Erika Coma published. Lundstrom said. .aily staff writer "I'm pleased While on her "By sharing the load, the two way to an aero- will be will be able to take on other The chairs are about to be they coursework have a life," bics class, warmed by different bodies in the given the Lundstrom said. Carnssa Wilson news and advertising rooms of the Mr. Bad Example, Williams, is cannot resist Spartan Daily. opportunity to a good example of someone who The position of executive editor stopping for a believes giving back is just as few minutes to of the Daily will be shared by add executive important as receiving. Williams Aaron Williams and Margaret wants to give back to the journal- pet 5-year-old Bethel. Joshna Patel will be the responsibility ism program at San Jose State police dog new advertising director. University what he got out of it Judge. The Jeremiah Oshan, the current to newspaper to help others come up, he said. executive editor, who will be grad- German experience." "I'm really exited about it," he Shepherd was uating at the end of this month, said, referring to his new position. said it was a good semester and When Spring 2000 comes, waiting with the believes that along with the Mack Lundstrom Williams said being editor will be University Police returning staff, the Daily will a great honor. Department K-9 keep building and take the paper Spartan Daily adviser "I think Margaret and I can to another level. Officer Tom bring SJSU the type of news it Pomeroy for "It's better to try and fail than Lundstrom, one of the papers needs and wants to read," the not to try at all," Oshan said. advisers. Williams said. Winter Break He said this was a great place "I'm pleased they will be given He said he and Margaret think Resource Fair in to learn new things to do some- the opportunity to add executive alike when it comes to news judg- the Seventh thing extraordinary, instead of responsibility to newspaper expe- ment, and believes they will com- Street plaza. settling for mediocre. rience," Lundstrom said. plement one another. Both Bethel and Williams have The job of executive editor con- Williams has been on the staff had extensive experience on the sumes the life of anyone who David Heller / Spartan Daily Spartan Daily, according to Mack takes on the responsibility of See Editors, page 6 FORUM San ltie State l’iiieiNity

Death opens eyes Long-time football to opportunities player deserves life has to offer respect he earned

Prophecies Mike Osegueda

JEREMIA H OSHA n' STAFF WRITER

Life is short. Life is f there has been one fragile. Life can constant for the San start or end without Francisco 49ers, it any real warning. would be a receiver wear- Never before than in ing No. 80, standing at the last several months the line of scrimmage has this become more with the eyes and hearts clear to me. of Niner fans everywhere Two well-known acquaintances have died and waiting for him to make something happen. both of my grandfathers checked into the hospital He has been there throughout quarterback with potentially life-threatening diseases. My changes, he has been there as the front office of mother's father, Harold Gelwicks, eventually the organization was thrown into an uproar and passed away a few days ago. more importantly, he has been there for three One acquaintance I don't call them friends Super Bowls. because it would not be fair to their memory He is Jerry Rice and he is considered by died when a delivery truck at his work backed up 'PUT ON THIS Govin) ANP SOME8OPY many to be the greatest player the NFL has ever into and crushed him. He died on the way to the WILL SEE YOU LATER" seen. His numbers speak for themselves: 175 hospital. career touchdowns, 17,612 career receiving The other died when her ex-boyfriend forced yards and 1,139 career receptions. All of those her car off the road and then shot her and himself. are NFL records. He owns a total of 14. It wasn't so much that I was sad, but more that Do's and don'ts at office holiday parties Now the eternal question of age has come up I was shocked at the way they both passed away. can bet the other shoe will when talking about the NFL's most prolific Neither one of them were doing anything inher- t , that time of year again. receiver. Is it time Jerry Rice hangs it up? ently dangerous unless you consider turning The time when mankind drop eventually. "Gee, Mr. Slate why didn't I With a 3-9 team the first time No. 80 has down a marriage proposal from a police officer 1 comes together, gives of seen his Niners have a losing season many get an 8 percent increase like dangerous as my acquaintance who was shot did. themselves and proceeds to rack are calling for Rice to retire. He is seen by some Death took both of them without any warning. up astronomical credit card debt Flintstone did?" "Oh, I don't know. Why don't as liability, and his $8 million salary next season not that there ever is any. trying to make little Johnny takes a huge chunk of the team's salary cap. But But they were both very young, neither older happy by buying the G.I. Joe you ask my wife's 'succulent with breasts?' " Rice deserves more respect than that. than 23, and seemed to just be getting started with the Kung Fu grip. On the top of Alameda Newspaper Group's their lives. One of them was engaged and the other Yes. its the Christmas season Know the difference once again. And unlike between schmoozing and flat- sports page Friday, columnist Monte Poole called was just starting to date again. most for the retirement of Rice. While Poole stressed' What their deaths have done, though, is make years when I usually make out brown-nosing. Ebenezer No one likes an ass kisser. Rice leaving the game in a respectable way, it is me examine my own mortality. There is no guar- Scrooge and the still no one's place to tell the greatest receiver of antee that I will get to do any of the things I plan Grinch look like a couple of REM's "Shiny Happy Not your co-workers, not your boss. People," I've sworn off being my typical a-hole self. And while you might think your proposal to all time when it's time to retire. Rice deserves on doing 10 minutes, one day or one year from now. more respect than that. I have realized that I must do the things I've This year I am striving to serve my fellow man increase the gravel pit's productivity by 28 percent and woman by offering Mr. Bad Example's com- is top-notch, the office Christmas party is neither Sunday, Fox Sports commentator Bill Maas always wanted to do. described watching Rice play at this stage in his In a few days my life as a student will end pany Christmas party tips. the time nor the place. Unlike that crazy uncle who's always doling out You deal with your boss by walking up to him, career to watching Larry Holmes fight late in assuming I pass my chemistry class and it truly the boxer's career. Maas often commented that a saddens me that my mother's father will not be such pearls of wisdom like how to get rid of toenail complimenting him on a fine party, making small fungus and what a woman really wants in the sack talk with his spouse and then going back to sit with younger Jerry Rice would be able to make cer- there to see me receive my diploma. Without his tain plays the '99 version could not. Rice financial help I would definitely be much deeper in I assume it's not the toenail fungus you just got your cronies. You've made your presence known rid of this is advice you can actually use. without being overbearing. deserves more respect than that. debt than I already am. As evidence of the respect Rice demands, he Along with graduation will come the beginning Don't get all liquored up and proceed to make For the men: don't let your eyes wander too far. an ass out of yourself. Yes, your buddy's wife might be a hot little num- proceeded to scorch the Cincinnati Bengals of the newest chapter of the "Life of Miah" that's defense for 157 yards on nine catches and added a Monty Python reference and I intend on mak- If I had a dollar for every slobbering drunk I've ber. Yes, she's wearing a dress that makes her look seen blackball themselves from further advance- like Niagara Falls spilling out all over. And yes, two touchdowns. Maybe he was trying to prove ing it memorable. all the skeptics wrong or maybe he was just I'm leaving for three days in Las Vegas the day ment, I could buy that seaside cottage in Tahiti I've she might be a huge flirt. had my eye on for 10 years. So take a glance, but nothing more. Not only is it doing what Jerry Rice does best. after my last final and two weeks later I'll be going Following the game he told Joe to Israel for 10 days. Just because there is an open bar doesn't mean ugly when two co-workers rumble at the office laws you have to drain the keg. Free drinks are nice, a Christmas party I've seen it happen but I don't Fonzi he would be back in a 49er uniform next For the next few months after returning from season because he "didn't want to go out like Israel, I will probably be forced to take a "real job" one-way pass to the mailroom is not. think your own wife would appreciate it very much Just remember, this is either your job or your sig- to see you ogling her like a 12-year-old looking at his this." something unrelated to journalism for the If No. 80 wants to stand in the 49er huddle first time since my freshman year in college. nificant other's job. The booze will run out and the first Hustler magazine. hangover will subside eventually but there will For women: don't get hammered and act like a again next season, then more power to him. If he Frankly, it's a little bit scary, but it is also a great wants to stick around another few years after opportunity. still be that job now a dead-end job waiting for floozy. Get dressed to the nines, have a good time, you on Monday. but don't get so far gone that you wind up being that, I hope his health will allow him to do so. Nothing will tie me down to San Jose. As per my Bay Area football fans owe Rice at least that agreement with my girlfriend, this is to be the If, however, you still feel it necessary to drink passed around more times than a football on like someone who has just turned 21, here is some Sunday. much. After all the memories and history he has time when I for we) get to do things I know I won't given to us via his actions on the gridiron, get to do in the near future. If I want to take time advice for you: don't. Guys will talk. You an bet that every time you we If you still persist, and despite all the best of enter the gravel pit all eyes will be mentally should be glad if Jerry Rice wants to remain a off and my work doesn't want me to, I'll quit. I will 49er. His allegiance to the do things I have always talked about doing, but intentions manage to pickle yourself in the time undressing you and thinking about all of the organization is some- between arriving and dinner, stay away from the unspeakable acts you performed on Joe Rockhead. thing that is rare in today's era of sports and never had the time for. should be admired than questioned. I as are most of my fellow graduates am boss. Now you are armed with all you need to know rather The boss might not be worthy of his position, he about surviving the dreaded Christmas party. I, for one, woqld rather see Jerry Rice be a still young. There is no career I will jeopardize, no part of a losing 49er team than be forced into house to put a lien on and no kids to feed. might be a brown- noser, but he's still your boss. Follow my advice and in a few years you'll make it Don't think that any off-the-cuff remarks are out of the gravel pit. I promise. retirement or sent off to play for another team. Along those lines, I will not settle on a career, Jerry Rice that. nor will I limit my search for one. going to just slide by. They might not bring up the deserves more respect than Ever since I was a 12-year-old dreaming of get- fact that you felt it necessary to compliment his ting into baseball games for free, I have wanted to wife's big breasts or that you accidentally hurled Aaron Williams is the Spartan Daily assistant sports be a sports journalist, not an editor or a public into the punch bowl on Monday morning, but you editor "Mr. Bad Example" appears Tuesdays. Mike Osegueda is a Spartan Daily staff writer relations lackey. As college students, or recent graduates, "settle" should not be in our vocabulary. We should shoot Today a game of pool, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Student Union bowling for the stars and settle for only slightly less. e- I am willing to take less money and less pres- Nutrition and Food Science Sparta Guide center. For more information, Department mail Meesha Puri at tige for more opportunity, but I know everyone lion, call Famida Hanif-Weddlv located in the A.S. office, information, call Arlene Diwa at doesn't have that luxury. Some people do have Body composition analysis, 8 [email protected]. a.m. to 10 a.m. in the Central at 924-6202. Student Union. For more infor- 870-2086. bills, mortgages and kids to worry about and I can mation, e-mail Meesha Puri at understand their actions. Classroom building, Room 221. West African/Caribbean For more information, call Nurses Christian Fellowship mpuri4440hotmail.com. School of Music and Dance But shame on all of us who do have said luxury Dance and Drum Ensemble James Burke at 924-3377. Support group and mentor. SJSU Indonesian Gamelan Concert, live drumming and and piss it away. I, for one, don't want to have my mg, 12:30 p.m. in the Montalvo School of Art and Design music concert, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. life flash before my eyes and feel bored. dance with guest professional Counseling Service's room and 2 p.m in the Pacheco Student galleries art exhibi- in the Music building Concert drummers, 7 p.m. in Spartan My grandfather, despite his shortcomings in room, Student Union. For more tions, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., art Hall. For more information, call terms of personality, died content after living a full Ongoing support group for Complex East, Room 219. students taking or considering information, call Diane receptions, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Rae Ann Stahl at 924-2718. Tickets are $3 for students, $5 life of about 90 years. At different times he pur- Stegmeir at 279-6385. the Art and Industrial Studies sued journalism, foreign languages and various taking medication for concerns general admission. For more such as depression, anxiety, buildings. For more informa- Library Donations and Book information, call Annette other endeavors. He made a career out of traveling Catholic Campus Ministry tion, call John or Jenny at 924- Sales the world with family in tow while serving his OCD, etc., 4 p m to 5 p.m. in Macdonald at 924-5042 or 248- the Administration building, Advent weekday mass, 12:10 4330. Ongoing book sales, 10 a.m 6517. time as an intelligence officer in the military. If he p in to 12:35 p.m. at the to 4 p.m. in Clark Library, was only willing to tell them, I'm sure he would Room 22211 For niece informa- tion, call Jill Steinberg or Campus Ministry Center, 300 S. School of Art and Design Room 408. For more informa- SJ8U Symphonic have had more stories than he would know what to Band Christie Fukunaga at 924.5910. 10th St. For more information, Tuesday night lecture series: tion, call the acquisitions Organ Music for do with. Band call the Rev. Bob Barry at 938- Annabeth Rosen, ceramic artist department at 924-2705. Concert, 7:30 p.m. in the Music Our lives are our opportunity to make an 1610. from UC Davis, exhibits her impression. We don't have to change the world or Hillel Jewish Student building Concert Hall. Tickets Union ceramic and 2-D work, 5 p.m. to School of Music and Dance are $2 for students, $5 general even be remembered or famous, but we should feel Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 6 p.m. in the Art building. For Collegium Musicum early the need to make it worthwhile. Glad to he a Grail Night, admission. For more informa- 6:30 p m sharp at the 11010 Inc. more information, call Andy at music ensemble, instrumental tion, call Rene Caparros at My grandfather never seemed to settle for any- Christmas clothes drive 924-4328. and vocal music from the 14th (5101 thing, the least I can do to honor his memory is House, 336 E William St For 249-3361. Age 21 and over. For more infor- boxes in Washburn Hall and Joe to the 17th centuries performed make sure I make the most out of the opportunity West Hall, or call the hotline to Marketing Association on period instruments, 1 p.m. in he has given me. mation, call Lindisay or Arlene at 286-6669 have clothing picked up at 924- High-tech company, Scholasic the Spartan Memorial. For more 6915 Recruiters, will be recruiting information, call Michael tion Education and sharing marketing tech- Robinson at 924-3894. Sports Guide as prot ided free of Golden Key National Honor niques in the high-tech indus- charge to students, faculty and staff The Jeremiah Oshan is the Spartan Daily executive Program deadline for entries is noon, three days editor "Prophecies' appears Tuesdays. Winter Break Resource Fair. Society try, bring your resumes, 4:30 Golden Key National Honor before desired publication date Eno, 10 a.m. to 2 p ni, in the Seventh Donate canned goods for p.m. to 6 p.m in the Almaden Society forms are available in the Spartan Dail) Office Space restrictions may require edit Street plaza. For more informs - Second harvest Food Bank, bins room, Student Union. For more End of year party Join us for ing of submissions.

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Final Exam Schedule Classes which meet m-rw, MWTh, MTWF, MWThF, MTWThF, MW, MF, MWF, MF.

Regular Class Meeting Time Final Exam Day Final Exam Time 7:30, 8 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13 7:15 - 9:30 a.m. 8:30, 9 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 7:15 - 9:30 a.m. 9:30, 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 17 7:15 - 9:30 a.m. 10:30, 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 17 9:45 a.m. - noon 11:30, noon Thursday, Dec. 16 9:45 a.m. - noon 12:30, 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13 12:15 - 2:30 p.m. 1:30, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 12:15 - 2:30 p.m. 2:30, 3 p.m. Friday, Dec. 17 12:15 - 2:30 p.m. 3:30, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14 2:45 - 5 p.m. 4:30, 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16 2:45 - 5 p.m.

Classes which meet TTh, T, Th, TWTh, MTTh, TThF, M TThF, MTWTh, TWThF. Regular Class Meeting Time Final Exam Day Final Exam Time 7:30, 8 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14 7:15- 9:30 a.m. 8:30, 9 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 16 7:15 - 9:30 a.m. 9:30, 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 13 9:45 a.m. - noon Robert Bradshaw / Spartan Daily 10:30, 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 9:45 a.m. - noon Margaret Bethel (left) and Aaron Williams (right) will be co-executive editors and Joshna Patel will be 11:30 a.m. - noon Friday, Dec. 17 9:45 a.m. - noon advertising director for the Spartan Daily for the spring semester. 12:30, 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14 12:15 - 2:30 p.m. 1:30- 2 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16 12:15 - 2:30 p.m. Bethel started working for her what she liked doing, she 2:30 - 3 p.m. Monday, Dec. 13 2:45 - 5 p.m. Editors The Times at San Jose City said, "I like to create things," 3:30 -4 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 2:45 - 5 p.m. College in various capacities. and he suggested she take an 4:30 - 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 17 Continued from pg 1 When she came to the Daily, she advertising class she did. 2:45 - 5 p.m. already had experience in the "I heard SJSU had one of the of the Daily for six semesters different positions she would best advertising departments in Late Afternoon Classes as a staff writer, senior staff take on at the Daily. She started the country," Patel said. writer, sports editor and produc- Regular class meeting time Final Exam Day Final Exam Time as a staff writer and moved her Patel came from New York, tion editor. way up to copy editor. She is now and last fall was her first semes- 5:30, 6 p.m. Monday Monday, Dec. 13 5:15 - 7:30 p.m. Williams said he has a per- a senior staff writer and an on- ter with the Daily. Her current 5:30, 6 p.m. Tuesday Tuesday, Dec. 14 5:15 - 7:30 p.m. sonal stake in his desire to be call copy editor. position as nationitl manager 5:30. 6 p.m. Wednesday co-executive editor he wants She is hoping to graduate in has sharpened her skills and Wednesday, Dec. 14 5:15 - 7:30 p.m. to leave the Daily in 5:30, good the spring. of 2000. given her more confidence, she 6 p.m. Thursday Thursday. Dec. 13 5:15 - 7:30 p.m. hands. "I've grown to love the said. 5:30, 6 p.m. Friday Friday, Dec. 14 5:15 - 7:30 p.m. "I want to see it succeed Spartan Daily, and not cry when She has learned a lot from long after I'm gone," he said. it gets hard," she said about the Monica DiGiulio, whose position After 10 Night classes years of college, pressures and demands of writ- she will be filling next semester. Williams is ready to grasp the ing so many stories per semes- "I look up to her," Patel said. Regular class meeting time Final Exam Day Final Exam Time knob which will lead him to the ter. "She is strict, but not like a Monday night Monday, Dec. 13 7:45 - 10 p.m. exit door of graduation. But She said the Daily was some- mother, she is easy going." before he goes, there is Tuesday night Tuesday, Dec. 14 one posi- thing one could get addicted to. She said the new position 7:45 - 10 p.m. tion he feels he has to fill. Even if she doesn't have a story made her feel a bit scared, Wednesday night Wednesday, Dec. 15 7:45 - 10 p.m. "I want to go out on a high due, she just goes in to see peo- because she's not used to having Thursday night Thursday, Dec. 16 7:45 - 10 p.m. note," he said. "This is a real ple and to see if there is any- to manage people. special time for me." thing she can do. Yet, one doesn't get experi- There is way too much going "We will work really well ence unless he or she has a job, Make-up on around campus the stories together," she said referring to and this is a job, Patel said. Any make-up examinations Monday, Dec. 20 All day are happening at every corner Williams. "The best thing an advertis- and Bethel plans on covering From the shy, quiet girl ing director can do is get the those very stories in her new whose voice was almost a mys- paper out of debt.," Patel said, position as co-executive editor. tery to her professor, the young Quinton said he felt like a "All of the editors I've worked woman in Jack Quinton's adver- mentor to Patel, and feels she with have done an excellent job," tising 121 class has shaken off will do a fine job. SPARTAN DAILY Commonly she said. "I don't want to say I'll her shell. Joshna Patel, the new He said they nearly doubled

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The Nashiem Myrick-pro- Posthumous release While the melting pot that is duced "Who Shot Ya?" is a rarity Review strived for on "Born Again" is that is no secret to Biggie fans. by Notorious B.I.G. ICD interesting, it ends up being more The "Born Again" version brings of Puffy playing puppeteer with the same hypnotizing bells and is an uneasy mix of From the album's ominous Biggie's lost material. battle lyrics that at one time introduction, which contains a The most evident of Puff's fueled the war between Biggie and bad and good chilling interview with the fallen exploitations is "Hope You Niggas 2Pac. star saying he didn't think he Sleep." Over a Manny Fresh beat, "And I'm Crooklyn's finest / we By Mike Osegueda would see another 10 years, it is which brings nothing new to the rewind this / Bad Boy's behind Nay staff...rite. evident that the same B.I.G. who table, the entire Cash Money this" says Biggie at the end of the captivated the rap world is back. Records roster from Juvenile to first-verse. The same formula that made the Big Tymers to BG joins While the question always The world of rap changed forev- Biggie famous is also present on Biggie. The question has to be loomed about just what Bad Boy er on March 9, 1997. That night the album's first song also it's asked: Is this Puffy trying to fur- was behind the song or the was the final night of Christopher first single -Notorious BIG." It ther his friend's artistic vision or shooting of 2Pac the claim that Wallace's life. is only one of the tracks on the is he capitalizing the current reign "Who Shot Ya?" is one of Biggie's Wallace, whose alter ego, the album that serves as a tribute to of bounce rap? best works goes without question. Notorious BIG, was literally and Biggie, but it also servcs as a Some of the better material on It can't be called the end of all figuratively the largest man in rap reminder of his hit-making prime. the album comes on tracks such as questions though, as doubts still at the time. It was only weeks The song features Puff Daddy and "Niggas" and "I Really Want To loom around the shooting of Bad before his sophomore album "Life Lil' Kim, with production from the Show You" in which B.I.G. is rap- Boy's martyr, his rivalry with 2Pac After Death" would be released Puff and Daven Vanderpool. With ping with the same flair and and even his exact whereabouts and he was already riding high on the same characteristics that hunger in his voice that he had today. But, for the loyal B.I.G. fans, the success of his debut, "Ready to made "Hypnotize" one of the rap- early in his career. the question of whether they will Die." per's biggest hits, the Bad Boy However, one early sounding ever be treated to another album However, that night in Los Records associates go back and track that just doesn't work is from Biggie is answered with Angeles, the themes of his previ- forth over a track guaranteed to "Can I Get Witcha?" which fea- "Born Again." ous albums came to life in a fill a dance floor. tures Lil Cease. Sometimes there While it may not be his best haunting way. Since then, tears The next track, "Dead Wrong" is just a reason why songs don't work, it can't help but make one have been shed as it has been said demonstrates what was probably get released, and the corny hook, ponder what would have hap- the rap genre had lost its greatest Biggie's best quality, his versatili- along with the ineffective beat pened to the star of Christopher ever emcee. It has also been said ty. After an obvious attempt to shows why this one should have Wallace if it would not have been Art courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics Biggie is alive with fellow make a hit record, Biggie's style is been left somewhere in the struck down on that now-notori- deceased rapper 2Pac in some quickly morphed to its darker archives. ous March evening. It's a question island country relishing in their side. With the exception of the But, for every song that has that cannot be answered. New IMAX film excites earnings from hip-hop. Call it the unnecessary ad libs from Puffy, been toyed with too much, there ultimate in Machiavellian ruses. the track works well and a guest are treats on "Born Again." One of By Jason Stull Regardless, the way that most appearance from Eminem may those is "Rap Phenomenon" in Daily staff writer people knew Biggie through his heighten some people's interest. which Biggie teams up with peo- Movie Review music lives on. In fact, his But, it is the presence of ple who are not quite strangers Experiencing the ups and friends and family have brought Eminem that is a blatant indica- Method Man, Redman and DJ downs of the steep stairways of together his closest associates, and tor of what is wrong with "Born Premier. Meth and Biggie hooked the IMAX theater in the Tech tary-style of the world's most some artists who never would Again" the doctoring of Biggie's up on "Ready to Die," and Biggie Museum of Innovation looking innovative and newest have been pictured with Biggie, to work. Eminem is just one of the worked with Premier on each of for an empty seat is not nearly as forms of thrill entertainment. bring the rapper back to life. It's artists who probably would not his previous albums. This time, all thrilling as the feature you are "Thrill Ride" details the not a scientific advance, it's the have been enlisted by Biggie if he the elements come together and trying to see. process for making and showing Notorious B.I.G.'s new album, were still alive today. Ice Cube ("If Primo brings his customary head- However,. the rewards for motion pictures as well as "Born Again." I Should Die Before I Wake"), the nodding sound as the three MCs patience and adept mountaineer- motion-simulator rides, such as The 18-track collection features Hot Boyz ("Hope You Niggas provide the listener with a once- ing skills are plenty, if the the- Universal Studios' "Back to the old, unreleased and rare material Sleep") and even Snoop Dogg in-a-lifetime collaboration. ater-goer is waiting for the ups Future" ride. It gives the viewer a from B.I.G. that has been revital- ("Dangerous MCs"), a former "Who Shot Ya?" gives "Rap and downs of "Thrill Ride: The taste of the motion-simulator ride ized with the help of hip-hop's cur- member of Bad Boy's rival Death Phenomenon" a run for its money Science of Fun," now playing at at the Luxor Hotel and Casino in rent hottest stars. Row Records, are other out of when it comes to the album's best Cover courtesy of Bad Boy Records the Tech. Las Vegas. Under the perforated alu- While in Las Vegas, "Thrill minum dome screen, the audi- Ride" showcases the catapult ride ence becomes immersed in the at the top of the Stratosphere sights, sounds and the sensations Hotel and Casino, the world's of experiencing first-hand the fifth-tallest building. 'Vultures' feeds off the past world's most complicated and The history of motion-simula- involving thrill rides. tor rides is covered, from their The album kicks off with the two years, many of these songs Museum -goers looking to find humble beginnings as flight sim- Beck's latest shows funky single "Sexx Laws," a will take over the airwaves of a a documentary on roller coasters ulators for the military, on catchy ode to debauchery and the CD Review radio near you. will find "Thrill Ride" a little sur- through their current and most diverse influences breaking of social conventions. The song "Peaches and Cream" prising, as well as enlightening. consumer-oriented form ever The song is the first radio hit off sounds like something The Artist Director Ben Stassen's story the motion simulator ride. about the science of fun is, thank- By Daniel Severin an album that is likely to sell mil- The next track, "Get Real recorded when he was still Prince, The IMAX dome adds a lot to fully, not confined to roller coast- Daily staff writer lions of copies and make dozens of Paid," looks even further back in the purple one, and not an unpro- the "thrill." In fact, the IMAX for- ers, although plenty are sprin- listeners grow tired of its silly wit- time, lifting a keyboard sound nounceable symbol. In fact, Beck's mat is detailed by the film itself, kled throughout the hour-long On his new album "Midnite ticisms. that sounds like it belongs on a label is planning to release the and gives several cinematic feature. Vultures," Beck has scraped The songs on "Midnite Kraftwerk record from the '70s track "Debra" as a single to urban demonstrations in order to give Instead, Stassen takes the on the together the influences of the past Vultures" have an irresistibly fun and mixes it with computer radio stations; the song does the audience the low-down viewer on a tour of the history of sophisticated technology neces- two decades and created the ulti- feel to them that make it impossi- processed vocals. sound like a track that would fit thrill rides, starting in the late sary to make such films possible. mate party disc for the new mil- ble to sit still while the CD is "Hollywood Freaks" has an old in on 98.1 Kiss FM, sandwiched in 19th century with a French IMAX's 70mm format is the lennium. playing. school hip-hop sound that brings between Al Green ad Chaka invention which signalled the largest celluloid format in the As the Year 2000 approaches, it "Mixed Bizness" sticks in your to mind Beastie Boys hits from Khan. start of the age of the roller coast- world, and gives IMAX films a is refreshing to hear music that head, and even though you don't the early '80s. Expect Beck's radio domina- er. distinct look, full of rich color and flashes back to eras gone by. The know what they mean, you find "Broken Train" and "Milk and tion to be carried even further in A bit of history is added when incredible detail. IMAX film Artist Formerly Known As Prince yourself singing silly lyrics such Honey" are a couple of songs that the new century. it is revealed that Catherine the seems tailor-made for films such has also picked up on this band- as, "I'm mixing fitness with sound like they are designed for Great had a roller coaster built to as "Thrill Ride." wagon. leather / Homework with Heather radio airplay, with guitars and simulate winter sled rides with- Theater-goers are also treated Beck has borrowed from such / Freaks flock together /And make more middle-of-the-road arrange- out snow. to a view of the projector and diverse influences as Kraftwerk, all the lesbians scream." ments. Fear not, for over the next "Thrill Ride" continues in a platter set-up while waiting for Parliament-Funkadelic and one- logical progression, chronicling the theater to be prepared. The hit wonders the Tom Tom Club, the evolution of the roller coaster projection room for the IMAX but the end product is completely even treats the viewer to dome has a glass wall at the rear, original. It is the product of a and samples of various coasters near the waiting area. twisted mind who watches way The songs on "Midnite throughout the world. The only The Tech's IMAX theater too much television. thing is, neither the names of the shows several different features, There is a definite theme of Vultures" have an irresistibly rides nor their locations are including "The Living Sea" and sleaze to the album, which is revealed to the audience, some- "Everest." apparent all the way from the fun feel to them that make it thing that would have added to For thrill -seekers looking to be songs to cover itself. It is well the experience. treated to a behind-the-scenes titled, for the listener wonders if impossible to sit still while the Even so, Stassen continues to look at the science of fun, "Thrill some of the tracks are making fun CD is playing. Cover courtesy' of Geffen Records take the audience on a documen- Ride" is a must. of the originals they are copied from.

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Ism) Wada, coach of the San Jose State University karate club, instructs WADA INSTRUCTOR the club on how Ryu (traditional) and Shotokan (modern) "I try to teach that through proper in to use the bo 10th-degree black belt styles of karate. Eventually he received his training and discipline, they (students) can Yoshihiro Uchida instructorship and teaching credential learn to maximize their potential per- Hall. The bo is follows different path in from the All Japan Karate-Do Federation. fect their character as human beings," used in the In 1968, the Federation appointed Wada Wada said. "For me, this is the moat impor- ancient martial choosing his life's work, as shihan%(chief instructor) to establish tant aspect of using karate for experienc- karate dojos (classes) in the United States, ing life properly" art, also known By Liz Cloutman and he became a permanent resident. Wada defines "maximizing one's poten- as Kobudo, Daily staff writer Wada was drafted into the Army in tial" as improving such moral attributes as which is a form 1969. He was pulled from helicopter pilot courtesy and integrity and making the Wada is one of the fortunate few training in Alabama to become a sports most of one's abilities in all situations. of Okinawan - Isao Japanese karate. who can do what they love as a career. activity specialist for the special services After a karate student has mastered the For more than 30 years, he has taught unit. He taught karate and self-defense to basics, he or she can become an apprentice Wada has been karate in the Bay Area at San Jose State military personnel and their family mem- to his sensei (teacher). A respectful rela- instructing karate University, in private clubs and at classes bers until he completed his term of service tionship with a teacher is lifelong, Wada classes at SJSU sponsored by various city park and recre- in 1972. said. Even if a student attains social status since 1975. He is ation departments. After Wada's release from the Army, he above his teacher, he or she will always at Foothill College in 1972. He treat a teacher as a superior. a 10th -degree Although Wada earned a bachelor's enrolled degree in occupational therapy from SJSU served as coordinator and president of the "Teachers are greatly respected in black belt in in 1979 and a certificate in chiropractic Foothill College Karate Club from 1972 to Japan," Wada said. "They are the ones that karate. from Life Chiropractic College in San 1974. educate the future doctors (and other pro- Leandro in 1985, he chose not to take up a He began teaching at SJSU through fessionals). Elementary teachers are as career in either field. Karate was, and is, the Karate Club in 1975, and later became important for a child's growth and develop- such an important part of Wada's life, he an instructor of beginning and intermedi- ment as college professors." was willing to take a chance he could make ate classes through the human perfor- Sophomore Caleiph Brewer, public rela- a career out of teaching it. He saw his mance department. He has continued tions director for the SJSU Karate Club, degrees as something he could fall back on teaching karate courses at SJSU as well as has chosen to become an apprentice to if he couldn't make a living in the martial public and private classes in Hayward, Wada. Brewer said he appreciates Wada's arts. He considers himself fortunate to Santa Clara and Oakland. He is responsi- adhering to the tradition of karate, which have been successful doing what he loves. ble for establishing 35 karate clubs in the seeks to develop the whole person. "I'm the opposite of other people," Wada Bay Area. "Wade is a very great guy," Caleiph said. said. "In modern times it's difficult to enjoy Wada's years of teaching contributed to "He motivates students mentally, physical- what you're doing. For me, occupational his earning a 10th-degree black belt in ly and spiritually. He is a giver of vision therapy and chiropractic were the other karate. He explained that while first- and truth." options. Practicing chiropractic would have through third-degree belts are based on Karate Club member Eddy Fung said Glenn Fuentes / made it difficult to concentrate on karate" physical ability and a mastery of the art of he was pleased Wada is willing to teach through 10th-degree belts the different styles of karate. Spartan Daily Born in rural southern Japan, Wada karate, fourth- began learning karate when he was 5 are awarded based on one's teaching, gain- "He's diverse and open-minded about years old. Studying under several martial ing academic knowledge and contributing the different styles of karate, Fung said." arts masters, he learned both the Shorinji to the art of karate and to the community. He is a very knowledgeable person." Rough, Rugged and Rugby Cinncinati still No.1 Associated Press Tim Duncan graduated. The Demon Deacons replaced Cincinnati was No. 1 in the AP Utah (3-2), which sandwiched college basketball poll for the wins over Stony Brook and fourth straight week, and Wake Augusta State around a loss to Forest on Monday returned to the Weber State. The Utes, playing Top 25 for the first time in two without injured forward Hanno years. Mottola, fell out of the Top 25 for The Bearcats (5-0), who beat seven weeks last season before Gonzaga in their only game last returning to finish sixth in the week, received 55 first-place votes final poll.. " and 1,747 points from the national Kentucky (3-3), which has lost media panel. three straight games including Arizona (6-0), which won at ones to Dayton and Indiana last Texas on Saturday, jumped from week is at its lowest ranking fourth to No. 2, receiving six No. 1 since entering the poll at No. 25 in votes and 1,647 points. early December 1990. The Stanford (5-0), which didn't play Wildcats have been ranked in last week, held third with nine every poll since 165 and that first-place votes and 1,620 points, streak is the second-longest cur- 166 more than Michigan State, rent one, two weeks behind North which used its impressive win at Carolina. North Carolina to jump from Indiana's win over Kentucky eighth to fourth in the rankings. helped the Hoosiers jump eight Kansas, at 6-0 the fourth places from last week to No. 15, unbeaten team in the Top Ten, one spot more than the jump Duke moved up one spot to fifth and was made to 14th after wins last week followed by Connecticut, North over Illinois and DePaul. Carolina, which got one No. 1 Vote, The biggest drop of the week Auburn, Florida and Texas. was Temple's fall from 10th to No. UCLA moved up one place to 19 after the Owls fell to 2-2 with lead the Second Ten and was fol- the loss at Wake Forest. Temple is lowed by Syracuse, Ohio State, still without injured point guard Duke, Indiana, Tennessee, Pepe Sanchez. Oklahoma State, Wake Forest, This week's Great Eight in Temple and DePaul. Chicago will have three Top Ten The last five teams were matchups as No. 1 Cincinnati Maryland, Illinois, Kentucky, plays No. 7 North Carolina; No. 2 Gonzaga and Purdue. 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Spartan Daily A total of 4,431 students said. "People were here to get Spartan Memorial due to reli- In 1934, the served in the war, with 202 giving their degrees, they weren't at was the only daily college news- gious purposes. Depression California State their lives. school to party." "The memorial is like a church, paper in the After the war concluded, A campus memorial University system. Continued from pg 1 dedicated but since we have to separate Continued from pg 1 Jose made enrollment skyrocketed to more to those who served and died dur- church and state, we have to now In local news, San essay. dropped so than 3,000, thanks to the G.I. Bill ing World War II was established Square Hall, are still in use. headlines across the nation in Enrollment had call it a memorial," Narveson murder of Brooke drastically that the football pro- which gave war veterans money on Memorial Day in 1950 at the said."The great thing about it At the time, the men's gymna- 1933 after the for school. suggestion of Mr. and sium was the most modern ath- Hart, son of Hart's Department gram the team was in Mrs. Wilber (the memorial) it that is was and the Honolulu during the Pearl The influx of students caused a Bailey, whose son, Lt. Kenneth exclusively funded by donations." letic facility in California, accord- Store owner Alex Hart, shortage in housing, which Bailey, who was a ing to Mary Jo Ignoffo, one of the mob lynching of the murder sus- Harbor attack was discontin- student at SJSU is seen as a product of and ued and was not reestablished resulted in the establishment of a SJSU who was killed in Italy dur- the war, according to Boisvert's authors of "Reflections of the pects Harold Thurntond until 1945. Overall enrollment trailer housing unit, specifically ing, the war. According to essay. Past An Anthology of San Jack Holmes. students, with made for married students. Narveson, in 1950 a Jose," because it had folding Hart, 22 years old, was kid- dropped to 2,260 Chapel Leonard said the war had both ransom. only 234 males. Eric Narveson, a graduate of Committee was founded and negative and positive effects on bleachers. napped for a $40,000 Leonard said the university SJSU in 1986 with a history raised $38,000 with the help of San Jose today. MacQuarrie encouraged When Thurmond and Holmes had special programs designed to degree, who is now a lecturer in alumni, students and other out- "From an aviation side, the intercollegiate athletic competi- were arrested, they allegedly aid in the war effort. the history department, said the side donors. The ground-breaking war pushed for more aeronautics, tion, and in 1932 hired Dudley confessed to having thrown Hart "We ISJSUI had the only students on campus during the ceremony took place on June 17, which lead to more airports being De Groot as the school's football off the San Mateo Bridge bound underground aviation program in post-World War H years were 1950. It became known as the built across the country," Leonard coach, according to Benjamin and alive. the country," Leonard said. "SJSU extremely focused on getting an Memorial Chapel on March 28, said. "However, you just can't bal- Gilbert and Charles Burdick, Hart's body was found in the had a civilian pilot program, so education. 1952. ance the advances of technology authors of "Washington Square mudflats off the San Mateo many of the war pilots came from "The population (at SJSU) was Narveson said the chapel was with the pain a lot of people suf- 1857-1979: The History of San Bridge Sunday Nov. 26, 1933. our school." very business-like," Narveson forced to change its name to the fered or the huge loss of life." Jose State University." By that evening threats of a Construction of the football "necktie party" grew, and an stadium began in 1933 and was angry mob gathered in front of completed within six months, the jail house. The jailers 'First Wheels' puts welfare recipients in driver's seat according to a Spartan Daily attempted to keep the crowd at article. Today's Spartan Stadium bay by firing tear gas, but their SAN JOSE (AP) For sale to auctioned off at prices ranging county will save the $505 welfare Christy Brown, 39, of San Jose, is in the same location as the efforts were futile. welfare recipients only for as from $500 to $900. check and $165 in food stamps a divorced mother raising two original stadium. The mob overpowered the jail- little as $500, Santa Clara County The idea is that because the she gets every month. daughters, has reduced the With De Groot's leadership, ers by breaking into the jail can put you in this nice mud- cars have followed regular main- Other states, including amount she gets from welfare to the Spartans steadily improved house using a steel beam. brown, high-mileage used car, dri- tenance schedules, they will be Colorado and Georgia, have simi- $166 a month by working two their record. In 1937, the football Thurmond and Holmes were yen a lot by undercover officers, more reliable and less likely to lar programs. But just one other jobs. But one involves visiting the team went 11-2-1. In 1938, the then beaten and lynched from a County officials dreamed up fail than the average beater rust- California county San Joaquin elderly at home, and that's hard Spartans went 11-1. tree in St. James Park. the "First Wheels" plan because ing away at the back of a car lot. offers a program that resem- without a car. The Spartans' football team Though the story made San experts say one reason welfare The county hopes that it will bles Santa Clara's. Unlike Santa "I have a good character and a was undefeated in its 1939 cam- Jose famous, no one was ever recipients return to the rolls after some day provide wheels for thou- Clara County, San Joaquin gives good driving record, but I don't paign. prosecuted for the murders of getting a job is that using public sands of welfare recipients if recipients a free car from its fleet have one of the other require- "College Times" was the semi- Thurmond and Holmes. transportation often means they businesses and government agen- or one donated by Pacific Gas & ments for the job a car," said regular publication of SJSU The Hart murder and lynch- can't handle life's daily chores cies can be persuaded to donate Electric Co., but requires them to Brown, who now borrows a before 1934. ing served as a distraction for and still get to work on time. cars. pay the tax, title fees and six friend's car. That year, the Spartan Daily San Jose from the routine of "The biggest need welfare "It would be a big weight off my months of insurance. She's on the waiting list for one began publication under the tending orchards and the conse- recipients have, aside from hous- shoulders to know I can go from Not everybody thinks the pro- of those ancient county cars, along direction of Dwight Bentel, for quences of the Depression. ing, is transportation," said Rose point A to point B with my baby gram is a boon to welfare recipi- with about 100 others on welfare. whom the department ofjournal- Meanwhile, a war was brew- Colbert, director of the Family without getting stranded," said ents. The cars will be peddled on a ism and mass communications ing overseas that would soon Loan Program, which will lend Barbara Walker, a San Jose moth- "We need a more systemic solu- first-come, first-served basis to building is named. affect every person in the nation. welfare recipients up to $1,000 for er on welfare with her 2-year-old tion that will work for a larger applicants who live in Santa the cars, fees and insurance. "This son. "If I don't get a better car, I'll number of people," said Jeff Clara County, have been valley is just too spread out." have to drop out of school." Hobson of Bay Area employed for at least three Many counties have offered to Walker thinks it would be fun Transportation Choices Forum, a months and are the custodial par- BUY RECYCLED. loan welfare families money to to own one of the county's brown non-profit advocacy group in ent of at least one child under 17. finance six months of insurance, 1989 Plymouth Reliants, especial- Berkeley. Recipients will pay a maxi- along with taxes, registration fees ly since her 17-year-old Honda Santa Clara County officials mum of $55 a month for 24 and a vehicle from a used car lot, can barely get out of its own way, point out that the program months, said Mary Ellen Haley, a Starting next year, Santa thanks to a cracked cylinder involves more than just a car. county management analyst. Clara will take the idea one step head. Social workers also help the 7,534 County fleet manager Richard further by selling welfare recipi- Walker hopes to graduate from people in the welfare-to-work pro- Simon said every car will be ents county-owned vehicles about Foothill College's radiology pro- gram Cal WORKS deal with checked out before it's sold. He to be retired. The first batch of 30 gram in about 18 months. If she bus and rail schedules, and the expects the cars to be good for at will be 12- to-14-year-old under- finds the $40,000-a-year job at an county offers a guaranteed ride least two years of trouble-free dri- cover cars that would normally be area hospital she's hoping for, the home to some. ving.

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