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Volume 112, No. 51 April 19, 1999 SPART DAILY One Washington Square [email protected] Monday San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Housing study seeks answers for student concerns By Cindy Arora State University students want. Biddison Hier Limited is a Gail Biddison, another princi- "The Silicon Valley has the options for housing at SJSU. State-Writer According to Tom Hier, princi- management consultant group for pal, said in those two days, they highest cost of living, and I think "The study is for getting a pro- pal for Biddison Hier Limited, higher education. It was hired by have talked to more then 100 stu- the issue here is trying to find out fessional to come in and tell you Run-down housing facilities focus groups are essential in find- university housing to find a future dents and will eventually create a the right mix of housing," what the best options are for and an increase in student popu- ing a solution for housing prob- course of action for SJSU resi- broader survey for all students, Biddison said. housing in the future," Barnes lation are two reasons university lems at SJSU. dence halls. The group was on even those who are not on-campus According to Rai-mon Barnes, said housing hired outside manage- 'The students are the end use campus April 14 and 15. They residents. director of communication for the Sweta Kothari, a Hoover Hall ment consultant firm, Biddison of the action. Their input is need- were asking questions about hous- Biddison said the primary Associated Students, university resident was at one of the focus Hier Limited, to research what ed to point us in the end direc- ing to current residents, future issue for San Jose was affordable housing requested a proposal for groups Wednesday and spoke type of student housing San Jose tion," Hier said . residents and SJSU students. for housing. a study that would look at the See Housing, page ,3 City Year `Hollow'ed ground The lends 'Great helping hand One' By Cindy Arora Gone StaffWriter The Stanford marching band NEW YORK (AP) There concluded its final note for City were four laps around the rink, Year's spring camp by bolting tears and a simple wave and away from a group of 6 to 10-year- then he was gone. olds. Wayne Gretzky ended his Josh Stemmile, saxophone NHL career on Sunday to rousing player for the marching band, cheers and endless chants from said he was surprised when the an overflow crowd at Madison group of kids ran after the band. Square Garden. He said it added to the excite- Smiling through his tears, the ment and fun of playing for chil- greatest player ever made it easy dren. for everyone to say goodtiye "I really love playing for kids," skating around the arena slowly Stemmile said. enough for plenty of souvenir The Stanford marching band photos to be taken. was playing for the City Year's Better still, he touched young- spring camps, which are held sters' hands every time he noticed I annually for low-income children them extended from the crowd. to attend. The final day of the He even played to the adoring week-long "Journey Though Oz" fans, donning a blue Yankees hat, day camps concluded with a car- then a red Rangers beret. nival, "Emerald Forest." Gretzky skated one lap around Located in downtown San Jose the rink with teammates in tow, City Year is a national non then came an encore, as a Ione profit youth service that prides spotlight followed him around the itself on lending a hand to those ice and Carly Simon's "Nobody in the community who need a lit- Does It Better" blared through- tle extra help. out. According t,o Chris Johnson, a Perhaps the most excruciating three-year veteran for City Year, moment for him came as he the idea behind City Year is to fought the tears, occasionally bring together volunteers from 17 looking down at the ice, while to 24 years old, and take them posing for one last photo with into communities to work in teammates, who all wore No. 99 neighborhood organizations. caps. According to Johnson, City "I'm devastated I will no longer Year is a private-public partner- be a hockey player," Gretzky said. ship, supported by the "I will miss every part of the Americorps National Service game, because I loved every part Network, corporations, founda- of the game. tions and individuals. Some of "But I've made the right deci- City Year's sponsors in San Jose sion." include Adobe Systems Inc., Cisco Gretzky ended his career with Systems, San Jose Mercury News an assist, setting up a second- and Compaq Computers. (Top) Gregoire Berquin, a French period goal as his New York Rangers lost to Pittsburgh 2-1 in "The point is to be mentors and exchange student, and Brian Alvara, an role models to young kids. We overtime. have many different projects, but aviation major, spin Joe West Hall resident On the final shift of his 21-year we primarily work with kids," adviser Miguel Ulloa at Happy Hollow Park pro career, with all the fans on Johnson said. and Zoo Sunday. their feet cheering as if a Stanley According to Johnson, City (Lett) Joe West Hall resident adviser Iris Cup title was imminent, Gretzky did nothing special. That was Year is a non-profit youth organi- Sen and Gregoire Berquin try to get the address rare, particularly on this day zation that tries to attention unmet community needs, break of a Dwarf Zebu. when he set up a dozen good scor- down barriers of class and race Photos i)%. Saran Orr/Spartan Daily (Above) One of the Vietnamese pot-bel- ing chances and for his unpar- lied pigs shows off its tongue. alleled career. See City Year, page 3 During a Rangers timeout See Gretzky. page 6 Magazine Day offers chance to mingle with professionals Multitude of genres represented in annual print conference National Geographic's Poole talks about future of journalism By Ryan McCrossin Student Union. and word.; work together to tell a By Heidi Marie Ortniann appearance at the 13th annual speak and he will also present a "I'm always looking to meet Poole will also discuss the StaffWriter story. StittrW'ritee Magazine Day, hosted by SJSU's video on how National Geographic with the next generation of jour- future of print journalism, said School of Journalism and Mass magazine is produced. The 13th annual Magazine nalists, and talk with them about Harvey Gotliffe, magazine jour- The. associate editor of Communications, from 9 a.m. to 2 "Perhaps both our biggest Day will give students an oppor- their careers," said Holly Hayes, nalism professor. National Geographic magazine p.m. in the Student Union. curse and our greatest strength is tunity to hear the wisdom of 23 features editor for the San Jose The event was organized by will be at San Jose State "I'm very much looking forward our six-month lead time," said professional journalists. Mercury News. Gotliffe and Mu Alpha Gamma, a University Tuesday, ready and to visiting San Jose State," Poole Poole. 'That doesn't give us the Journalists from publications Robert Poole, associate editor club for magazine journalism stu- willing to talk to anyone interest- said. "They have an excellent ability to cover breaking stories, such as BAM (Bay Area Music), at National Geographic, is sched- dents and photographers. ed in the magazine industry. school of journalism, and I'm but on the other hand we have Sierra Magazine, National uled to be Magazine Day's fea- Four panel discussions com- Robert Poole, who has been the excited about talking to students time to delve into an issue or on- Geographic and the San Jose tured speaker. His presentation, prised of professional editors, associate editor of National and instructors about the indus- going story and lend it some con- Mercury News will participate in "Pictures and Words in the Digital Geographic magazine for more try." text." Magazine Day Tuesday in the Age," will focus on luny pictures See Magazine, pagia6 than 10 years, will make an At 1 p.m., Poole is scheduled to See Poole. page 6 INSIDE THE DAILY ... --4..; - SPORTS .. FORUM INSIDE THE DAILY AM./ S.J. Giants burn the . 'The Last Call' x,,\1,/. .''' "" - . Blaze with a ninth inning - , weighs in on issue - comeback win Page 4 , ., N of abortion Page 2 OW& .*1 Page 2 FORUM Monday, Arm 19, 1999 The hardest choice women have to make phone rang at midnight, startling me out of are now 30-year-old single mothers, because the Thesleep Saturday. Whenever the phone rings THE guys they date don't want to be fathers or don't want after midnight it always signifies bad news. to father someone else's child. Earthquake exercise So, I quickly got out of bed, ran down the hall and Besides having to decide about having an abor- picked up the receiver just before the message LAST tion, my friend has to decide if she should inform the machine turned on, "Hello?" I said wearily. guy responsible for the pregnancy. should be more often I could barely make sense of the female voice on CALL To her, telling him is a no win situation. the other end of the line through all of the hysterical "If I don't tell him, I will always feel remorse Let's face it, we live in a state where an earth- crying "It's me. I'm pregrinaaaant," she wept into the about not giving him the opportunity to help me or quake is a once, maybe twice a year annoy- phone. Julia B. Wright to have a choice," she said. "The pregnancy was cre- ance an occurrence that has students, fac- It was one of my best friends. She was over- ated by both of us, and he should share the burden. ility and staff standing or sitting still asking them- whelmed, shocked and confused after watching the "If I do tell him, I run the risk of him dodging selves, "Was that an earthquake?" two lines on the pregnancy test stick turn pink. She responsibility by saying it's probably some other If you grew up in California, or even have lived had no one to talk to. She said she wants to provide her child with both guy's and not his baby. Or worse, have him accuse me here for several years, the occurrence of earth- The guy she had been dating for the last 10 a father and mother, living together under the same of trying to trap him." quakes can be as startling as opening up one of months, who she said was the only possible donor, roof happily married like she was raised. She doesn't want his money, his sympathy or to those cans with a fake snake that jumps out at you. ended their relationship three weeks ago to move In addition, if she kept the baby, men would be trap him, but she'll never be able to convince him of Standing in door jams, running for cover under a back in with his wife and 'work things out." less interested in dating her reducing the odds of those facts. sturdy table or staying away from windows that Two months ago, she moved back into her par- her ever getting married. My friend's concerns are real. The points she could break aren't the first moves people make ents' house to pay off debt and get back on her feet. My friend's concerns are real. The points she made were logical. when an earthquake hits. My friend is 30 years old. If she were careless made were logical. There is always the minuscule possibility that California residents have become callous to the with contraceptives she would have been pregnant The cost of raising a child to the age of 17 in a two- regardless of his own life situation, his religious val- potential danger of earthquakes. The small tremors for the first time years ago. parent home and a combined income of less than ues or moral beliefs will be so powerfully anti-abor- we feel annually do not necessarily remind us big- She didn't plan on getting pregnant until she was $34,700 is $178,080, according to the 1998 World tion that he insist she keep the baby. ger ones can tear down buildings and cause freeway married and financially secure. Almanac. Although no one can legally impede a woman's overpasses to collapse. We simply "ride it out." She is not the first or last woman to become a vic- The almanac doesn't even address the cost of rais- right to choose, it can be an emotionally devastating Although we applaud the university for provid- tim of the broken condom, the hole in the diaphragm ing a child in a one-parent home. time. ing an annual all-university building evacuation or the faulty &tun. I wonder why? Perhaps it's because single women She will have to suffer criticism and pressure exercise, we at the Spartan Daily feel there should For some women, the decision to become a single with children are listed in the Aid to Families with from family members and friends who are pro-life be a more frequent reminder of the dangers of parent or to have an abortion is excruciatingly diffi- Dependent Children or even the poverty section of advocates. earthquakes from the university to the campus cult. the almanac. She will have to risk being hurt by the father's community. The university needs to provide drills But for her, there was no second thought She Beside the cost, there is the ethical issue. criticism, lack of sensitivity and denial of responsi- on a regular basis not just an annual one. will have an abortion. When only one parent raises a child, there is no bility. Currently, many San Jose State University class The prospect of raising a child as a single mother, example of a secure male / female relationship, The next few weeks for my friend will be one of "greensheets" have the emergency earthquake pro- she said, was not appealing. which can result in an adult who has difficulties in the most difficult times in her life. She will have a cedures printed on the back. However, how many Based on the latest statistics she is not alone. intimate relationships with the opposite sex. constant reminder of her situation 24 hours a day students actually take the time to read these proce- Thirty-five percent of all women who have had an When only one parent raises a child, there is the inside her abdomen. dures? abortion between the ages of 15 arid 44 are unmar- possibility of the child becoming exposed to multiple Over the next few weeks, she will struggle with Although several students and faculty saw ried. intimate relationships, which can ultimately result her life decision mentally and emotionally. Tuesday'a earthquake preparedness drill an incon- "I don't want to take on that responsibility alone," in an adult who has difficulties with monogamy and I know this because I've been where she is now. venience, it is a necessity, especially in the area of she said. "I want to give my child the best of every- commitment. Julia B. Wright is the Spartan Daily managing editor the country in which we live. thing without having to scrape by on a few pennies." Friends of mine in high school who got pregnant -The Last Call" appears every Monday. The campus community should keep in mind sev- eral procedures all of which can be found in the SJSU building emergency procedures manual in case of an earthquake. Pr' When an earthquake hits, seek refuge in a door- way or get under a desk or table. Avoid anything " Sparta Guide that can create flying glass such as windows, over- head shelves and light fixtures. Today If you're outdoors, move away from utility poles Disinformation power lines and conse- and lines to avoid broken Superhighway Group Dynamics and Conflict Resolution quently, electrocution. Also stay away from over- Workshop head structures such as tree limbs. The Student Leadership Development Workshop If you're in an automobile, stop as soon a possible p.m. in the Almaden Room, series continues from 4 to 6 and avoid overhead structures and utility lines. Student Union. For more information, call the Student Remain in your vehicle, as it provides substantial Life Center at 924-5950. shelter. Assist disabled persons, but do not move injured Eating Disorder Support Group persons unless their lives could be endangered at a -The Student Health Center will host the support certain location. Do not separate physically handi- ipnoup from 3 to 4 p.m. in the health building, room 208. capped persons from their chairs. For more information, call Nancy Black at 924-6118. Do not reenter a building which you have evacu- safe. ated unless an authority has deemed it 4111:'''itrf Roundtable Discussion About the Holocaust And, above all, remain calm. Also help calm oth- Mosaic: San Jose State University's Multicultural ers who may not be as ready to deal with a major Center will hold the discussion at the Center from 3 to 4 earthquake as you are. p.m. For more information, call 924-6255. Earthquakes, for the most part, cannot be detect- ed beforehand. However, we all can be prepared. Bible Study All the students learned in the university's short, The Nurses Christian Fellowship will hold a bible once-a-year evacuation drill was how to walk out of ' 1114W study at 11 a.m. in the Montalvo Room, Student Union. 11 building. For more information, call Diane Sagmeir at 279-6385.
Student Art Exhibits The School of Art and Design will show student art in the art and industrial studies buildings from 10 a.m. to 4 SPARTAN DAILY p.m. For more information, call Scott or Jenny at 924- Winhingion Square, Son Joss, CA 95192.0149 4330. (4081 974-3780 E trioll SDAILY0pnc sisundu EDrfORIAL 'The Great One' will be missed Co-op Workshop Fantails, Editor Jon Peres The Career Center will hold a workshop at 12:30 p.m. Managing Editor Julia Wnght on the outside brought the Oilers four titles in five Production F,ditor Aaron William. 'played ice hockey in the Costanoan Room, Student Union. For more infor- Opinion Editor JoAnn Pea& frozen rinks that littered my seasons between 1982 and 1986. mation, call the center at 924-6033. Sport Motor Jiiremi h idian hometown in Minnesota, and still Gretzky's legend is sealed in time Entertainment/ Lifestyle Editor John Meyer play roller hockey today in for his domination of the game dur- Tuesday Photo Editor layton Stalin ing those five years. 1' op, Editors Mm,tinit Bethel. lei, Hower California. Chief Photographer linen Prince As a life-long lover of the game, it Before Gretzky joined, no player Student Art Exhibits Graphic. Amon 961111ms was especially touching when had ever scored more than 159 The School of Art and Design will show student art in Canada's greatest export Wayne points in a season (an assist is worth the art and industrial studies buildings from 10 a.m. to 4 Semen Staff Writers SHIN!. Avila, Leah Bus, Adam Pmlarka a 1:inne 'White Gretzky announced he was point, just as a goal is). p.m. Also, the Tuesday Night Lecture Series will present Staff Writers Cindy Antra. , Donna CarmIchael through playing the game of hockey, Not only did Gretzky score a the Corporation of Acculturation from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Rhoda 1114411.,11 TT loll Herren, Delimit Kamm Frenklin which he has loved since he was a never to be equaled 215 points in the engineering auditorium. For more information, call Shane Inns Mellon Matchak. Ryan Mceromm, small child. 'The Great One," the 1985-86 season, he averaged 207 Scott or Jenny at 924-4330. Dinh Mane irtmann. D S Pores Laurie Phil], pa. Hugo Rivera. Brandi. Sailors. Katnna Toranskt. Lance Swan....i. announced his retirement Friday. points a season during the 1982-86 Terri Thorp, Manus Ulrich This is a big deal. Gretzky single- campaigns in Edmonton. Mario Pre-Occupational Therapy Advising Staff Illuatrater. Jess Melvin Tabor handedly took the popularity of his Lemieux, who scored 199 points The occupational therapy department will provide Plinagraphena Frandinsca Esquibel. Sarah Ore Sean Solaro. sport to unprecedented levels with once, said nobody will ever score advising from 11ao Stag Inn, Al TM KAMM 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the central classroom his skills that may never be equalled. close to 215 points in a season again. building, room 222. For more information, call Barbara ADVERTISING He was so good that his records are truly leg- His sta us as the Great One is not in question. Sullivan at 924-3070. Advertming IHrector Doug Evans endary and may never be broken. He brought In addition to his four Stanley Cup titles, he has Art Director Ymin beauty, skill, grace and dignity to a game racked won nine Hart Trophies, as the most valuable Le Cercle Francais Retail Manager t.reg Como with a reputation for fist fights and downright player in the NHL, and 10 Art Ross Trophies as Free showing of the French movie, "Coup de Torchon" lloontoord Entertainmeet Mgr. Busmen Tanta. nastiness. the league's top scorer. Gretzky also won the with English subtitles at 7 p.m. in Sweeney Natton 1 Manager Mano De Palma Hall, room Gretzky transcended all that nastiness. He Lady Byng Trophy awarded for the league's 100. For more Account Estimative@ Mews Ihenuluto Jenette DiFaxie David Lll, information, call Jean-Luc Desalvo at 924- dominated the game with speed and skill, and most gentlemanly player four times. 4611. Helen ht. was the smartest player on the ice. Upon entering Gretzky's impact on hockey is unequaled he ADVISERS the National Hockey League in 1979, after one has truly brought the game to parts of the world Nes siephen Greene. Jan 'Qt..' Ad Club Advertiaieg Jack Quinton season in the American Hockey League, Gretzky people never thought it would go. Who ever The club will host Maureen thought Moore, a senior graphics Photo Airs MM. made an immediate impact. we'd have ice hockey in the Sunbelt designer at Schaub & Co., at 6:30 p.m. in the Costanoan Production Chief Tim RYA* Glenn Sather, the longtime coach of Gretzky's states? Room, Student Union. Potential When Gretzky was "sold" officers for next semes- Edmonton Oilers during their glory years the to the Los Angeles ter are encouraged to attend. For more information, call Sens Room 41,X '#14 311411 Pm 408924 3282 A 1 41alog '80s, when they won four titles, said Gretzky was Kings in 1988, he brought hockey to a world very an, 424 3/71 sPAICTAN I /AUX .t’SPS 509-48fla as pubbalin every Rene Caparros at (5101 249-3361. ached day for ...Sem. year 1125 and ire...ter, SIS Pertn4o, so small that the coach thought the 18-year-old that was unfamiliar with it. Because of Gretzky's omen pod at San Jaw Mad aulamertplaona .repted an tenunwiew was a kid of one of the other players on the team. great success with the Kings, the NHL has Nurses Christian sontnaer ham.. ISTMARTER Send address thange la the Fellowship In a big-man's game, the 6-foot Gretzky weighed expanded to all areas of the United States includ- Bible study and Spartan Oath, San Joar State l'n.veratte t Au. Waahangton Square San ing fellowship on the need for assurance inae l'A W.192111441 all of 165 pounds. two teams in Florida, one each in Arizona, at 2 p.m. in the Montalvo Room, It was that youthful exuberance that Gretzky Texas, Tennessee and North Carolina. Student Union. For more information, call Diane Stegmeir at 279-6385. Opinion page policies never lost as a 20-year player in the NHL. The City of San Jose would certainly not have the Not only is Gretzky the most prolific scorer in Sharks were it not for the Great Gretzky. The Disability Resource Center Readers are encouraged to exprna themselves on the the history of the league with 894 goals he When expansion came in 1991-92 the San Jose Dana LaMon,J.D., will speak on diversity from 2:30 to ()mean pap with a Letter to the Editor was also a winner on the ice, a player who makes Sharks and Anaheim Mighty Ducks were added 3:30 p.m. in the Umunhum Room, Student Union. For A Inter to the Editor is a 200-word response to an matte or point everyone around him better. He actually scored to the league. Both teams have had a fierce rival- more information, call the center at 924-6000. of view that ha. appeared in the Spetten Daily an astonishing 92 goals in the 1981-82 season ry with the Kings since the teams' inception. Even Submimion become the property of the Spartan Doily and may during 80 games (the league has since gone to an though Gretzky left the Kings in 1996, the rival- Student Art Exhibits be edited for clarsty, grammar. libel and length Submiesiona 82-game schedule.) Many players, including ries between the California teams continue. The School of Art and Design will show student art in man costal. the madmen address, phase lumber Mario Lemieux perhaps the second most dom- Wayne Gretzky was great because he never the art and industrial studies buildings from 10 a.m. to 4 signature mad major. inant player in the game's history have said lost his love for the game. He WAS like a kid on the p.m. For more information, call Scott or Jenny at 924- Subonamons may be put in the Letters to the Editor boa at the Gretzky's mark of 92 goals will never come close ice, and has since inspired countless kids to 4330. Spartan Duly Care in Denght Boatel Hall Room 209. tent by fax to being broken. become hockey players, even in the warmer states to 14001) 924-3237. 4,114111.1 to SDAILYamc snits edu or mailed to In this day and age in the NHL, a player who that didn't pay attention to hockey before. the Spartan Doily Opution Editor. School of Journaliam and Mani scores 40 goals is considered an offensive power- Gretzky made people pay attention and made Communindiona. San Jose State University One Washington house. them see the beauty and skill in the game. Now Square. San Jam CA 951924149 Among Gretzky's greatest career accomplish- he's finished playing and being ambassador to the Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and Rditoriala onr Irrittnn hy. and are the consensus of, Che ments are his 1,962 assists, which means he game he has loved his whole life. At the ripe old staff The deadline for entries is noon, three days before desired Spartan flatly editors, not the staff leaves as the game's greatest teammate and set- age of 38, he's decided to hang up his skates and publiratum date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily Puhlorhort opinoorl. ffind nriv.rtinenionts riot neren arthe reflect the up man. stick for good. Office. Space restrictions may require editing of submissions v.ree of the Spertan Dully the Sebool .lournoltqrn and Maas His unselfishness, along with his own uncanny I will miss him. l'Onlaillnirations or SISI' ability to find space on the ice and score goals, Lance Swanson is a Spartan Daily staff writer
A ti 1 Monday, April 19, 1999 NEWS Page 3 Housing: Outside firm hired to look at problems More Continued from page 1 Spartan Village must purchase a group it's a complex study," ers and curling irons.- that university housing should meal plan. Hansen said. "They are trying to The consulting firm Biddison purchase more housing within freely about the faults of living in Susan Hansen, director of uni- find who we are, so they can tai- Hier was the present at the A.S. the community, therefore creat- Olympic dorms. versity housing said there were lor a bigger survey to find out meeting on Wednesday and ing a campus community. Kothari said housing should several motivations for housing about the university and the sought information "At change from A.S. this moment we need more the current policy on the to begin this project. campus." members about what they want- housing," Cook said. "Rather than mandatory meal plan for resi- One is the influx of students The primary housing issues ed from housing. upgrading the current facilities, fallout dents and improve the bathrooms who want to live in the dorms and that made the housing depart- Leo Davila told Biddison Hier I'd much rather see more resi- and overall dorm room mainte- the kind of living arrangements ment take a closer look at the liv- that current housing is directed dence halls than brand new resi- Johnson & Johnson nance. they want. ing arrangements for the resi- to younger students and SJSU dence halls." becomes first corporate "'We just need to change every- "We are getting a rise in the dents were how old the residence demographically has an older Advertising major Carolina thing." Kothari said "Everything freshman and sophomore stu- halls are and the amount of elec- population. van-der-Hoek said having these sponsor to pull out in is old and rusted and the carpet dents and we have had the high- tric appliances being brought into "SJSU students are older," focus groups shows that housing is dirty. People have been throw- est return rate this year: Hansen the residence halls, according to Davila said. "Therefore, the on cares about what residents want. wake of bribery scandal ing up on those carpets and they said Hansen. campus housing is less appealing "I think these focus groups will SALT LAKE CITY (AP) should at least change it," she Hansen said the surge of stu- "These buildings were not to a 26-year-old who doesn't want help and it's showing that hous- said. Johnson & Johnson became the dents is because of the conve- built for what they are doing," to be hand-held or talked down ing cares and they want to make first sponsor to abandon the Meal plans are part of the nience dorms offer of being on Hansen said. "These buildings to." it more of a home for the students housing guidelines, all those who scandal-ridden Olympics, back- campus. were built in the '50s and they A.S. President Heather Cook who are living in the resident million live in resident halls besides "This isn't a one-shot focus didn't have computers, hair dry- ing off an estimated $30 proposed to the consulting firm halls," van-der-Hoek said. deal for the 2002 Winter Games. Company spokesman John McKeegan on Sunday blamed the decision on internal disagree- ments about how to link the com- City Year. pany's many brands under a Continued from page 1 Practice makes perfect sponsorship umbrella in time for the Salt Lake City Games. But he and strengthen the bonds of com- acknowledged that Olympic munity. bribery was a factor. Sarah Robertson, City Year 'We can't say that it didn't service manager, said this was the have anything to do with it," fifth year City Year has organized McKeegan said. "It was certainly the spring cEunps. in the background." Spring camps this year were The Salt Lake scandal held at three elementary schools sparked several investigations in the San Jose Area Horace after it was revealed the city's bid Mann, Ryan and Washington committee offered $1.2 million in Elementary schools. cash, scholarships and other gifts Cassandra Flores, a volunteer to International Olympic for City Year and the spring Committee members and their camps, said the purpose of the relatives during provide a the successful spring camps was to campaign to win the games. 'place for children to do something active instead of staying home Ten IOC members have been during their spring break from removed or have resigned after school. being linked to the cash pay- The entirety of the spring ments and other vote-buying camp was paid for by City Year, inducements. Ten others have Robertson said. been censured or warned about "It's totally free. They get free their actions in the worst ethics lunches every day, if they can scandal in the history of the mod- handle peanut butter and jelly ern Olympics. every day," Robertson said Johnson & Johnson, a health According to Robertson, City care product company in New Year targets low-income students Brunswick, N.J., had just signed when promoting the spring a letter of intent to increase camps. financial support when the "We target low-income neigh- bribery accusations surfaced late borhoods but we would never last year. turn anyone away," Robertson "The sponsors that we talk t,o said. are assessing the environment in Seven - year - old Cynthia, who which we find ourselves every was waiting in line for her fifth single day," said John Krimsky, onto the jumping I itil 1110110, ',pal hill 141111 attempt to get deputy secretary general of the castle. Human performance majcr Zaldy DelaCuesta practices a tradi- al Filipino Cultural Night Show on June 4 at the Montgomery the 'The best part of the whole car- U.S. Olympic Committee and nival was jumping in the castle," tional Filipino folk dance called Subli Tuesday at the Student Union Theater. Games' chief fund-raising officer. she said. Amphitheater. The dancers practice the dance to perform an annu- "And when they have to invest The corps includes college millions of dollars and the repu- graduates, high school graduates tation of their products and ser- and young people without high vices they have to be very, very school diplomas. Bicycle -powered television set solves problem careful." Johnson said City Year tries to Though Johnson & Johnson inject values the organization has never been a full sponsor for holds into the programs offered to of how to peel couch potatoes from comfort zone the games, it has provided its the children. For example products to athletes through the Johnson said there is an after- WASHINGTON (API "But there are other things we ers measure how long the televi- the TVcycle kids watched. USOC for about 20 years. school program at Ryan Parents may have a way t,o budge could do ... that are limited only sions were on. The TVcycles, They did not pedal when the McKeegan said that relationship Elementary school called "The their chip-chomping, TV-watching by our imaginations." which are back in Allison's office family watched television togeth- would continue. beloved babbling babbonian of kids from the family sofa: a bicy- The National Institutes of as he hunts money for a larger er and there was some cheating, Krimsky said the company imagination." cle hooked up electrically to the Health says about 55 percent of study, are not for sale. when parents lets kids watch a pulled back in January or This is a writing program set. To see their favorite shows, American adults are overweight With NIH funding, Allison special show on a set not part of February, before Olympic organi- offered to children who attend the couch potatoes have to pedal. or obese, up from 43 percent in delivered the TVcycles to six over- the test, Allison said. zations finished investigating after-school program. They write An obesity researcher who 1960. weight TV fans, ages 8 to 12, and But the pedaling kids finished reforms. And the and implementing stories, develop plots with came up with the "T'Vcycle* says Studies also suggest more than put standard exercise bikes in the study with 2 percentage he added that the door is still such as being City Year values, early tryouts helped youngsters 13 percent of youngsters ages 6 front of televisions for four similar points less total body fat and 3 open for an agreement for 2002 good to your neighbor, being shed fat and discouraged TV view- through 17 are overweight, and children. percentage points less fat on their because company officials have inclusive with all groups and just ing. overall. getting fatter each year. The kids did not diet and the legs than the other children. So since met with Salt Lake being a good person David Allison of St. Luke's- Besides working with children, Lack of exercise is a main televisions for the TVcycle group those kids must have been more Organizing Committee head Mitt Johnson said many of the volun- Roosevelt Hospital in New York cause. were locked to prevent cheating. active during the time once spent Romney. teers reach out to the community knows parents are not going to Research shows television is a Nobody nagged the youngsters watching TV. Salt Lake already has commit- and other nonprofit organizations race to rewire TV sets and he cau- major culprit for kids, mesmeriz- to pedal or lose weight, Allison "It's quite amazing they'd see ments for more support than in the area that also need addi- tions that his findings are prelim- ing children who otherwise might said. "We just said, 'Here you go. any chang.: in such a short time Atlanta had by the time it staged tional services. Every year City inary. burn calories while playing. For the TV to work, you have to and in kids who did not diet, said its more expensive 1996 Summer Year has a "serve-a-thon." But he says his small study of a Formal exercise programs do pedal. See ya,"' he said. Michael Jacobson of the Center Games. This is a one-day celebration of few overweight New York children not help much because it is hard Ten weeks later, the four kids for Science in the Public Interest, But since the revelation that community service that was is important because it suggests to get to a gym or playground reg- who watched television while a consumer advocacy group that Salt Lake bid executives wooed inspired by Martin Luther King tinkering with the technology ularly, particularly for young chil- lolling on the couch saw 20 hours fights obesity. 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Paw. SPORTS Moriday, April 19. 1999 New York, New York taken in the third round of the expected me tu tight for the Two SJSU football 1996 draft by the San Diego starting left guard spot." Chargers. While Loverne was considered players get drafted In 1990, running back Johnny to be one of the top 10 offensive Johnson was taken in the sev- linemen in the draft and by New York's two enth round by the Phoenix therefore expected to go within Cardinals and wide receiver the first four rounds West was NFL franchises Tony Jeffery was selected in the not ranked among the top 50 12th round by Kansas City safeties by Pro Football Weekly. Chiefs. That he was drafted at all - By Jeremiah Oshan Since 1990, the NFL Draft let alone in the sixth round - sport. I ditor has been pared down from 12 was a bit of a surprise to some. rounds to seven. Pro Football Weekly never New York football fans should "There's no doubt that this even prepared a bio on West and have a better idea of where San was big for us in two ways," the sports information office Jose State University is by the Baldwin said. "One, an offensive received "almost no" phone calls end of 1999. lineman was taken and that has regarding him from media out- Two Spartan not happened in over 20 years lets. football players John Blain was drafted in But those close to West, such were drafted in 1977. as Loverne and Baldwin, were the weekend's "'Pm% it helps us continue on not surprised in the least. NFL Draft by the right track. I think this pro- "For some people it might the two New gram is coming back." have been a surprise," Loverne York teams. The 6-foot-3, 297-pound said. "But he works so hard. I Offensive Loverne played tackle for the knew he would get drafted." lineman David Spartans, but will most likely "We knew Loverne would get 1,overne Loverne was play guard in the NFL. drafted," Baldwin said. "I did not taken on Scouts praised his work-ethic, have as good a feeling Lyle Saturday by the but were wary of his size and would. (Sunday) was a real spe- New York Jets injuries. cial day because Lyle is a special in the third Loverne tore his pectoral kid." round. muscle in the East-West Shrine West led the Spartans in tack- He was the game after the season. les and earned first-team Pacific 90th player to Loverne said his pectoral is Division All-WAC honors in each be drafted. "100 percent" and that he has of his two seasons at SJSU. Defensive been working out without any At 6 feet and 208 pounds, back Lyle West pain. West was considered a little was taken in the Loverne was considered the undersized. sixth round by top offensive lineman on the "I got no respect at all from the New York Spartans and was selected to the guys like (draft analyst) Mel Giants. first team Pacific Division All- Kiper," West said. "I had good West was the Western Athletic Conference individual worlsouts with several 189th player team. teams, including the Giants. I'm West chosen. "I was pretty much expecting just glad that I'm going to get a "I hope the kids realize that to go in the third round," chance. they both worked their rear ends Loverne said on Sunday. "But as "When the Giants called it off and bought into the pro- it got later and later, I started to was pretty emotional around gram," SJSU head football coach get a little worried." here." Dave Baldwin said."Now, I'd love A call from Bill Parcells, the West said he thinks he can to see them both graduate." Jets' head coach, helped erase contribute to a team such as the The 1999 draft marked the those fears. Giants. first time since 1996 that a "He told me that they would "I think they wanted a solid Spartan was selected and the probably draft me and wanted to backup that could play both safe- first time since 1990 that two know what I thought, " Loverne ty positions and would be willing SJSU players were selected. said. "I told them, 'great.' to play special teams," West said Tight end Brian Roche was "Coach Parcells said he "And that's what I'll do." Ducks tune up playoff Sharks Sean Penello/Spap Ian Daily around with no discipline against play goals and were up 3-0 in the By Asa Bexell San Jose Giants second baseman Marco the top of the sixth inning Sunday during the Giants Dallas," he said. "We can't let up second period when Sharks rookie Correspowelers, Pernalete dodges the Bakersfield Blaze's Doug 4-3 comeback win. Pemalete's double scored the against Colorado. Every shift is sensation Alex Korolyuk received going to be important." a pass from Patrick Marleau at Clark's slide into second to complete a double play in winning run with two out in the bottom of the ninth. In a grune that had little mean- Key Sharks players Marco center ice. Korolyuk took off down ing except for being a confidence Sturm, Bryan Marchment and the right wing and sent the puck booster, the San Jose Sharks bat- Ron Stem had Saturday off to past the seemingly paralyzed Late -inning double douses Blaze tled back from a 3-0 deficit to tie rest up for the playoffs. This gave goalie Dominic Roussel at 6:58. the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim 3-3 others a chance to skate in the About five minutes later, Joe Pernalete said. "I was hoping to "I guess we kind of saved our- Saturday. lineup. Murphy recorded his 25th goal of Ily Franklin Leiva help the team and I did it." selves until the bottom of the The Sharks had already Defenseman Andrei Zyuzin the season on a feed from Friesen. Stair 1r nut' The Giants entered the last ninth to finally do our job and secured a playoff spot, and with played his second game since The third goal for the Sharks inning trailing 3-2. score." Friday's 2-0 loss to the Los returning to the Sharks on came less than two minutes into The San Jose Giants wasted Giants first baseman Tim The Giants drew first blood Angeles Kings, it became clear the Tuesday after having gone absent the third period. Friesen fired a several scoring opportunities Flaherty's sacrifice fly with the with right fielder Angel Sharks will face the Colorado without leave for 26 days. shot that hit the goal post. during their game against bases loaded brought home cen- Melendes' singling home Carlos Avalanche in the first round. Zyuzin did not do much to Roussel, who thought the puck Bakersfield Sunday at Municipal ter fielder Dan Mckinley to knot Valderrama to make the score 1- Having lost the last two games make up for his holdout before he bounced behind the goal, turned Stadium. but saved its best effort the score and set up Pernalete's 0 in the first frame. to the Edmonton Oilers and the was ejected at the end of the sec- around. Instead the puck popped for last. dramatic hit. The Blaze tied the score in the Kings it looked as if the Sharks ond period with a game miscon- right out to Owen Nolan, in front Giants' second baseman, "I was thinking hit all the fourth when Jeremy Luster hit a were going to finish the regular duct. This came in addition to a of the goal, who put it into the Marco Pernalete hit a long fly way," Flaherty said. "I just want- single to bring Doug Clark to the season on a down note. To the five-minute slashing penalty fol- open net. ball, which resulted in a double, ed to get that tying run across." plate, tying the score at one. delight of the Sharks fans who lowing a behind-the-play stick Nolan said he thought his team over the head of a diving center Despite their victory, the The Blaze added two more in had come to the San Jose Arena bout with Anaheim's Jim showed a lot of character by com- fielder with two outs in the bot- Giants left 13 runners on base, the fifth behind a sacrifice fly for the last game of the season, McKenzie. ing back to tie the Ducks, and tom of the ninth to drive in the including a bases loaded oppor- from Joel Fuentes and a triple the team picked up the pace in the Both players swung their added the Sharks are more expe- wining run for San Jose's dra- tunity in the sixth inning with from Cody Ramsom. second period and caught up to sticks at each other at the same rienced going into the playoffs matic 4-3 victory over the only one out. The Giants came up The Giants avenged the Ducks at the beginning of the time. McKenzie, who received a this year. Bakersfield Blaze. empty and did not score. Saturday's 13-6 loss and are now third. two-minute slashing penalty, "'We play four lines consistent- Pernalete had a sensational Flaherty said he was a little tied 1-1 in the series. "We let up against Edmonton. broke his stick when it hit ly, while they (Colorado) have a afternoon, going 3-for-4 with two disappointed about his team The rubber game of the series We didn't show up against LA. Zyuzin's legs. handful of superstars," Nolan singles and a double, but none leaving so many runners left on will be played Monday at You want to finish strong, espe- Zyuzin got the severe penalty said. were more important as the hit base. Municipal Stadium. cially when you're going in because he hit McKenzie in the One of the Sharks' key playoff that won the game. "It was tough," Flaherty said. The Giants (6-5) are second in against Colorado," left wing Jeff face, with a blow that knocked strengths will be the goaltending. "I was just waiting for a pitch "We weren't getting runners the North Division of the Friesen said. "The key was we did him to the ice. Goalies Mike Vernon and Shields in the strike zone to drive," home from third. California League. finish strong today." The NHL has cracked down on were announced co-winners of the Last season, the Sharks hits to the head this season, and it team's Most Valuable Player clinched the eighth and last play- is possible Zyuzin will be sus- award Saturday. off spot in the Westem Conference pended as a result of his slash on Coach Darryl Sutter has not of the NHL. They lost in the first McKenzie. yet decided who will start in goal round to the Dallas Stars, who The two players connected ear- against Colorado. had finished first in the confer- lier in the game for Anaheim's "I'm starting either Vernon or ence. first goal, which came at 6:50 in Shields," he said with a smug look This season, the Sharks fin- the first period. Zyuzin misfed the on his face. "I might start Vernon, ished in seventh place and will puck to McKenzie, in what looked but I have three days to change WE'LL ERASE YOUR face the No. 2 team in the confer- like a perfect pass, and the Ducks my mind." ence the Avalanche. left wing simply blasted the puck The Sharks open the playoffs COLLEGE LOAN. Friesen said his team knows between the pads of Sharks goalie in Colorado either Wednesday or s .to how to play against Colorado. Steve Shields. Thursday. 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Poole: Key speaker Student charged in alleged stabbing of roommate Continued from page 1 San Jose State University stu- campus police, and said she had charge is punishable by up to 6 "For (Bradford) to come back on "He's been a loyal member for dent Lorena Bradford, who been attacked by Bradford with a months imprisonment and a campus, she has to work with Poole is an editor with 20 years years," Kahan said. "I think every- allegedly attacked her roommate knife in their Spartan Village $2,000 fine. Student Affairs," Sgt. Hernandez of experience in journalism. He is one attending will find his pre- with a knife, was formally charged apartment. Bradford made an unspecified said. "She has to work out when a graduate of the University of sentation enjoyable and informa- with a felony assault with a dead- The argument and subsequent bail Wednesday. She had been she can and canl amne on cam- North Carolina at Chapel Hill tive." ly weapon and a misdemeanor attack had been over $20 held at the Santa Clara County pus: and a former fellow at the Even though Poole will be talk- charge of battery by the district Bradford had claimed Chaidez Jail while the district attorney's Bradford is scheduled to Washington Journalism Center. ing about the journalism industry, attorney's office, according to Sgt. had stolen. office decided which charges to file appear in court again at 2 p.m. Poole was a newspaper and mag- he has good-advice for anyone John Hernandez of the University Sgt. Hernandez said Bradford against her. today to answer to the charges azine reporter for more than 10 entering the professional world. Police Department. could face between 1-4 years in While Bradford will be allowed filed against her. years and worked for several pub- "Perhaps the best advice I Bradford was arrested on April prison and a $10,000 fine for the back on campus, Sgt. Hernandez lications including the Winston- could give someone just starting 11 by UPD officers after her room- felony assault with a deadly said she will have to notify uni- Salem Journal and Sentinel, out is to seize opportunities," said mate, Claudia Chaidez, called weapon charge. The battery versity officials first. Spartan Daily Staff Repay where he won major awards for Poole. He explained he got his his reporting. In Washington, start while attending college as D.C., Poole worked for Media an English major when an General News Service, the Boston instructor took a special interest Herald and Congressional in him, suggesting he apply to Magazine- 23 journailsts highlighted Quarterly. His articles have also work at the local weekly paper for Continued from page 1 As the features editor at the with the editors and photogra- Mindy Griser, a magazine jour- been published in the New York the summer. San Jose Mercury News, Hayes phers. nalism student, went to last year's Times and the Washington Post. "I thought, why not?" said writers and photographers will receives a lot of unsolicited writ- This is not the time to whip out Magazine Day. "I think it's important to meet Poole. "So I applied, not thinking I run in succession through the ing on a "zillion topics" each your resume or clip file though She was fascinated by what students and for all of us who would actually get the job, but I morning. month, she said. according to Gotliffe, who added some of the journalists had to say, have experience in journalism got it. I wrote articles, researched The topics panelists will tackle Hayes said she would like to that the panelists are mainly especially those who had written to tell students what to expect," stories and even delivered news- include "Magazines in the 21st talk to students about how they there to educate students. about some of the year's major Poole said. papers on the weekend. I worked Century," "Where Has Your can be more successful at getting Gotliffe advises students inter- issues. Magazine Day is free and open every beat on the paper and Degree Taken their writing published. To be ested in jobs or internships to first "It's a good way to make con- to all students and the public. learned a lot about journalism." "Art/Photography/Design" Yluri?d" successful, she said, students have talk to the people whose publica- nections and get exposure," Griser Poole, who hails from the South, From there he went on to work "Selling your Free-lance Writing." to keep the interests of the maga- tion they are interested in. said. has students excited about his at other newspapers and eventu- There will be four or five pan- zine or newspaper in mind. New "Introduce yourself to the per- According to Gotliffe, Magazine visit. ally found himself at National elists at each table and they will writers have to realize editors are son, get their card or exchange Day has helped build a stronger "I'm really looking forward to Geographic. He started there in answer questions directed to them looking for material that is suit- cards, talk about internships or magazine program at SJSU and Magazine Day," said Judy Tran, a 1980 as an editor in the book by a moderator. able for the publication and fits whatever, then send them a thank has helped students find intern- business major. "I'm very interest- department and in 1989 moved to "The panel moderator will ask into a particular format such as a you letter the next day: Gotliffe ships. ed in learning about the magazine the magazine department. about 15 questions, but the audi- profile or personal experience said. It has also helped create schol- industry and hearing what he has He urges students to take ence can jump in anytime they piece. This is the time when you can arships, Gotliffe said. to say about it." advantage of opportunities. want. The people end up talking to "A lot of writers don't spend give them a resume, Gotliffe said. "I get internship letters from Poole, a member of the "If I didn't take the opportuni- each other, so it becomes like a enough time getting to know the The letter should include a people saying I was in Magazine American Society of Magazine ty to work at that small newspa- long conversation," said Gotliffe. publication they are writing for," reminder of how you met the per- Day last year and I remember you Editors, was recommended to per when it came in the begin- Hayes will be participating on Hayes said. son and also your objective had some good students. Do you SJSU by Madeline Kahan, pres:- ning, wouldn't be where I am the panel that will examine free- VVhen the panel discussions whether it be to get a job or an have any who are ready for an dent of the organization. now." lance writing. ends students will get to mingle internship. internship now?" Gotliffe said.
Apply Gretzky: End of a legendary career re Continued from page 1 American Heart electronically just wasn't supposed to end now, with several. Then he hugged Jagr a new black Mercedes presented AsseciationAr for federal with 40.4 seconds to go in the the game went into overtime. But an unofficial passing of the to Gretzky as a parting gift. F glom Moan Owe. third period, his wife, Janet, it ended abruptly when Jaromir torch? before returning to his "I feel so lucky to be able to and Slinks student aid. began to cry as the fans began the Jagr, hockey's dominant player teammates. play in the NHL," the sport's long, final salute to The Great these days, scored. Then began the final moments greatest player said. "I've been so AMFRICAN I IFAICI One. Gretzky acknowledged it The crowd and the Rangers of the Gretzky era, which NHL fortunate to play with some of the A.%0C I ArION with a nod, then a wave, then by seemed stunned, but only momen- commissioner Gary Bettman greatest players, against guys I MFMOKIAIS & TRIM) II raising his stick in the air. tarily. Then everyone remembered ensured would end historically by admired so much, like the best 12MiataM Moments later, he nearly had a why they'd come to an otherwise announcing that no one will ever player I ever played against, breakaway, but Pittsburgh goalie pedestrian matchup. again wear No. 99 in the league. Mario Lemieux ... my teammates 1 rial L Tom Barrasso, who had a sensa- As the "Gretz-ky" chants began That was the first of several and, of course, the best player I www.00.1Mv/offices tional game, beat Gretzky to the again, he skated over to the times Gretzky became teary. It ever played with, Mark Messier. /OPF../qxpress.html puck. Penguins, who were lined up at happened again when his father, Gretzky, holds or shares 61 Ahnost fittingly, as if his career the blue line and shook hands Walter, was driven to center ice in NHI. !words Talking about Diversity as a Way to Promote Change
Students, Faculty & Staff, do not miss this opportunity to hear Judge LaMon, World Champion of Public Speaking, address issues of diversity and using change as opportunity Viewing diversity - ethnic, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation - as an asset Personal paradigms for coping with change. Making change work for you Promoting inclusion in education and employment
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