LIFESTYLES - PAGE 5 OPINION - PAGE 2 SPORTS - PAGE 7 Stone Temple Pilots turn up 'Oz' ponders the insanity Versatility, athleticism assets electricity at Event Center created by Florida elections for this year's men's hoops team partan _ aily SI RN IN(. S itTN .10SE STATE UNIVERSITY SINC F 1934 Volume 115, No. 511 www.sparlandaily.org November 9, 2,000 .c.;=; Presidency hangs on Florida PRESIDENTIAL Ihe fate of Al Gore's and George W. Bush (Rep.) Popular vote: 48% George W. Electoral college: 246 Bush's presi- dential cam- Al Gore (Dem.) paigns has Popular vote: 49% Electoral college: 260 come down to Florida. The R,alph Nader (Green) state's 25 elec- Popular vote: 3% Electoral college: 0 toral votes have yet to be 270 Electoral college aN% arded to. votes needed to win. either candi- date. Because U.S. SENATOR of the close Tom Campbell (Rep.) margin. a Popular vote: 36% recount was required. Dianne Feinstein (Dem.) Popular vote: 56% (Results reflect .100% of photo precincts reporting) illustration U.S. by Jeff Bobay Special to the REPRESENTATIVE 15th District Daily Jim Cunneen (Independent) 'Too close to call' Electoral college causes confusion Popular vote: 42% leaves U.S. in limbo By Ben Aguirre Jr. t By Emily B. Zurich McKnight, a senior majoring in crowd at the bar was stunned Che Elt.ctoral College wan part of the meteorology at San Jose 1)All SIM I WRIII R Mike Honda (Dem.) . DAIL SIAR WRI R State when news stations retracted original Jesign of tht United States Popular vote: 55% University, said he thought Bush Gore's projected victory in Flori- It's baffling to some, but a presiden- Constitution and exists because some Election Day became Election would lose the presidency. da. tial candidate can have a majority of the politicians and philosophers at the (Results reflect 100% of Day Two as broadcast television "At this point, I think Gore "When they pulled the Florida popular vote and still lose the election. 1787 Constitutional Convention precincts reporting) stations and statistics switched will win, unfortunately," McK- vote back in, there was a gasp in "Overall, it's a little bit confusing," said believed the popular vote was not suffi- between declaring Texas Gov. night said. the crowd," Giuffrida said. San Jose State University student Peter cient as the general public was seen as George W. Bush president-elect Florida's popular vote became "Everybody was, `Oh, my gosh.'" Anderson. "Seems strange that the pop- under-educated on the issues. STATE ASSEMBLY and declaring the election too more important later in the Bush then appeared to be win- ular votes wouldn't be the final say." Nicholas Barry, a graduate student District 23 close to call. evening as it became clear that ning Florida's popular vote, at The reason the popular vote doesn't in philosophy, said he thinks the Elec- Each state's electoral votes are neither Bush nor Gore could win which time the majority of televi- necessarily elect the new president of toral College is out of date. awarded to the candidate who the election without Florida's 25 sion news stations prematurely the United States is because of the Tom Askeland (Rep.) wins that state's popular elec- electoral votes. declared Bush the winner of see COLLEGE. Page 10 Popular vote: 21.3% tion. At 10 p.m. PST, news stations Florida and thus the nation. Each candidate needs 270 retracted the Gore victory projec- Gore was so convinced he'd Manny Diaz (Dem.) electoral votes to win the presi- tion for Florida as the gap lost the election that he called Popular vote: 71.9% dency, regardless of the results of between the candidates nar- Bush to congratulate him. the popular vote. rowed. Karen King, a volunteer at It takes one to conga (Results reflect 100% of Tuesday afternoon, news sta- The state's electoral votes Bush campaign headquarters in precincts reporting) tions such as CNN and CBS were up in the air again. Redwood City, said they dropped declared Gore the projected win- Kimi Giuffrida, a student at balloons above supporters in cel- ner in Florida. De Anza College and bartender SAN JOSE Early Tuesday evening, Mark at Mission Ale House, said the See ELECTION, Page 10 CITY COUNCIL Kris Cunningham Services new home debated ("Popular vote: 46.2% By Erik Anderson include offices from faculty affairs are found in parts of the Administration building, the modules Ken Yeager DAII SI moR St ur Wsins and Tower Hall and are scheduled for a move to Popular vote: 53.8% The location of the new Student Services Cen- Clark Library as well. ter once thought to be temporary may not be The fit would be "tight, but feasible," Johnson (Results reflect 100% of temporary after all. said. precincts reporting) Under the direction of university President Students, however, seem to disagree about Robert Caret, San Jose State University division where the Student Service Center should end up heads are thinking about leaving the service cen- once the new library is built. MEASURES ter where it is, on the first floor of the 10th Street "It would be better on campus," said Adriana garage. Jauregui, a freshman. "Sometimes it's inconven- Measure A The Student Service Center, which offers stu- ient to walk all the way across (campus)." (Transit tax) dents all of the admissions and records services, is Nevertheless, she said she liked the current Yes: 70.4% scheduled to move into the Clark building once Student Services Center. No: 29.6% the new library is completed, which is projected to "You have a lot of resources all in one building," occur in 2003. said Heather Frase, a senior in accounting. Dan Johnson, associate vice president of Facil- The setup is 50 times better," she said. Passed with needed ities, Development and Operations, said he Frage said she disagreed with the Student Ser- two-thirds mtkiority mulled over the idea of fitting the Student Ser- vice Center needing to be in the middle of campus. (Results reflect 100% of vices Center into Clark Library with the adminis- Tm sure it costs quite a bit of money (to precincts reporting) trative offices. move)," she said. Currently the administrative offices which see SERVICES, Page 8 PROPOSITIONS Proposition 36 Lecture focuses on new prisons (Drug treatment) Yes: 66.1% By Erika Coron During 1930 and 1975, there were about 100 peo- No: 34.9% ple per 100,000 in prison in the United States, Lynch I ) \it NI \II WRITFR said. By 1978 that number had more than tripled, Gated communities, built to keep the uninvited rising to 461 people per 100,000 in prison, she said. Proposition 38 out, are cropping up throughout the country said 'There is an excess of two million people incarcer- (School vouchers) Mona Lynch, assistant professor in the administra- ated in this country," Lynch said. Yee: 29.6% tion of justice department at San Jose State Univer- She attributed the growth to crime control policy No: 47% sity. Dunng her lecture Tuesday titled "Prisons, and the creation of the "warehouse prison." Social Justice and the Changing Experience of Com- According to Lynch, warehouse prisons are con- Proposition 39 munity,'' Lynch said these communities are increas- tainment sites with little research going into reha- (School bonds) ingly resembling prisons. bilitation. bun miti I ultra naily Ste Yes: 53% Lynch, received a $500 honorarium for giving the She said they are now a form of residence. Nicolas Barry, a San .lose State University graduate student, No: 47% lecture, which was sponsored by the Institute for' Lynch cited Texas as the state with the most peo- Social Responsibility, Ethics and Education at SJSU. ple in prison in the United States. beats a conga. an African-Cuban drum. during a Leopard Circle "We hope to have it at least once a year," said During the Reagan/Bush years, prisons saw a sig- Club jam session. The club meets at 3 p.m. every Wednesday in (Results reflect 100% of Richard Keady, director of the institute about the lec- nificant expansion, especially on the federal level, precincts reporting) ture series. "Hopefully the deans will continue to Music building. Room 161 and is open to all students. contribute." See LECTURE, Page 8

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Letters Blame the Sunshine State, send it packing M ', Hawaii didn't have any problems. fashion trend of pastel colors. Even our home of California, a haven Rock star/plastic surgerw Alternative ways one was for lunatics and numbskulls, man- queen/all around loon Marilyn Man ing oranges. Or aged to handle its part in this whole son lived in Florida. Florida are just - thing. See? to share music in Florida, Florid I . Well, I guess I might be able to Remember, this is the state that What's the pr. understand why all this happened. inspired that "Miami" song by Will Didn't finish the r, Look at Florida, it's a state popu- Smith. That ought to be worth som, Didn't listen when the lated with a bunch of retired, golf- kind of punishment. residence halls Sesame Street did his nit cart-driving, card-playing old-timers. Disney World iff a big crock too. iffani Analla's insightful story (Opinion knows. So we can't expect them to handle all Gloria Estefan, 2 Live Crew, Nick- divides on Napster use in Residence Halls, I do know late affairs in a standard-operating-pro- elodeon, Fred Durst, Burt Reynold, Oct. 23) got my attention. early Wednesday inorno.,-. cedure fashion. the Marlins, Gallagher, Vanilla To As an avid Napster user, I enjoy the freedom and Daily was trying to get I bet there were a bunch of people some of those Backstreet Boys allti ability to hear great music on my home machine. tion issue, Florida xa,,, (Nato. sitting around drinking prune juice all those Mickey Mouse Club peoph However, the residents at San Jose State Uni- universe what Puff 1),,,h1.\ ,i , and counting ballots. are from Florida and are all worth versity who feel the same way I do are on the losing '80s songs. "One ... two ... three ... four ...," one less. end of this debate, and I am afraid they cannot get In fact, I had myt own might be counting. I say we just get a big saw and cut out from under this one. of you familiar vvtith th. l'..t r ...1111)1.iiiiing because they meant to "BINGO," yells another. the damn state off. Let it float down As part of the agreement to use the network, movie should recogni,,. It. .;,,,,o ot, 1;ot Mr. Internet, but they ended Now, with the prospect of a and become part of Cuba. Northern each student must sign an agreement stating that Florida." .11, voting for that wack-job Pat recount a reality, we're going to have Cuba actually sounds good. they will not run a setup in their dorm room, using Sure it's a blatant rip-off of th, 11 t. win because of some supposed to go through the whole shebang To even things out, somebod, their assigned port, which would amount to run- "Blame Canada" song, but at 1 Ara, to the ballot. agbin. All eyes are on Florida as it should get on the horn with Fit ning a server. it was pretty dainn amusing to ate hats off to the Sunshine State. will decide which liar becomes our Castro and offer him Florid.. A server is often but not necessarily a I got to thinking about te.xx to confuse an entire nation of next president. return for 6-year-old Elian Gonzaie... machine solely dedicated to providing some infor- state could single-handedly s,tre,.,. I, for one, say we just get rid of I'm not trying to make a political mation to other machines. Often, a server will pro- our election. I sat glued to CNN to, At this point. I will also blame Florida. Right now. statement of any kind with thi, vide an application or other type of program to few hours trying to figure edit .01,1 hr,,,,,Icast journalists for being a Forget Florida, its oranges and its There's no plight involved. other users. what was going on. 1, olich , if overzealous, result-obsessed 25 electoral votes. I just know he can probably count This is different from, say, uploading a resume to If you don't know alreoilv it leo t roth-lacking creatures. Really, what has that swamp- better. the Career Center, or having two machines sync-up goes: Nobody in that lila enough with them, because if infested state ever contributed to our for a round of "Unreal: Tournament." to count. Its Attorney Gel ., oh, would have had its crap nation? Mike Osegueda is the Sparto. The Napster application resides on each user's respond to a question it t,, 1 her none of' this would have "Miami Vice" was a crappy televi- Daily Production Edito, machine, not on Napster's own servers. Napster's answer. And a .)1111t.i1 I , . .,11/..I. Alaska managed to do it. sion show that influenced an insane "Oz-mosis" appears Thursdaj- servers are merely large database machines, which query a user's machine upon logging on, and make public the mp3 titles residing on that user's music b WE wAN TED TO MAVE SIM WE library. ppm. American Napster allows users to search other users' LEAVE ANY STONE INTONED" 'Conglomerization' of music libraries, then provides a direct connection between the two users in order to transfer the mp3 file or files from one machine to the other. X media with no choices This direct two-way flow of data turns the any leaves us Napster user's machine into a server while they are I America: Land of the free, home of the logged on and running the application. super-size. In the country that coined a This violates the terms-of-use agreement each phrase that can be applied to everything residence network user signed in order to gain . french fries to monstrous sport utility vehi- access to the network. , .... media corporations have followed the trend, In addition, the transfer of mp3s sucks up an buying up media holdings in all formats and in incredible amount of bandwidth, even though the the process, morphing into influential power- files are around five megabytes. When a network houses. administrator notices this strain on the network Time \Varner, Viacom Inc. and the Walt Disney which does not happen when synchronizing 'A Company are the top three "super-sized" media machines for games, or uploading a resume they conglomerates in the United States. want to solve the problem. The obviousness of Nap- Collectively, their holdings overwhelming ster use in the dorms is yet another element work- PEACE crowd the airwaves and printed pages of the ing against it. rviN American media, squelching any viable opportu- In addition, this use of an academic network at nity for independent competition. an academic institution is not academic, which is /sof/ When it comes to the media, Americans should probably another reason why network administra- make it clear that one size doesn't fit all. tors are down on the activity it detracts from the Viacom's CEO, 79-year-old Sumner Redstone, series. legitimate academic use of the network by non- for example, counts among his holdings, CBS, Viacom is well aware of its strategic advat, Napster users. MTV, Nickelodeon, VH1, Paramount Pictures, tage, not only to promote its own products, taw An alternative would be to log onto an ftp server Infinity Broadcasting, Showtime, Blockbuster also to attract advertisers as the premier plat at night and let your machine download while - . and Simon & Shuster publishing. form to target the youth market. everyone is asleep. Or, perhaps the residence hall doe 9'. filf-lf4",,,. What a clever old man. Viacom's Web site boasts, "Viacom is the No. 1 network users would be better advised to use the What's more, Viacom announced last Friday platform in the world for advertisers, with pre- network to post to a message board either titles 1111 44T - that it would add Black Entertainment Television eminent positions in broadcast and cable televi- they are seeking, or titles they have ripped into to its trophy case for $3 billion. sion, radio, outdoor advertising and online." mp3 format, then burned to a cheap CD-R, which BET, founded by CEO and principle owner The cross-promotional possibilities are also can store hundreds of mp3s for pennies. lad Robert Johnson in 1979, was the first black- endless. They could share their music the old-fashioned te, owned cable network. Entice consumers with discount tickets to way, make face-to-face acquaintances and not use basr. Even though Johnson will remain CEO follow- Paramount's Great America, redeemable after up the bandwidth of the network. ing the deal, from which he stands to gain an esti- renting 10 Blockbuster videos. Mp3 is not a crime. , mated $1.5 billion in stock according to one Have Angelina Jolie, who is slated to star a, Reuters report, there has been an outcry from Lara Croft in the Paramount film,"Tomb Raider," Jason Stull 0-aket:Fesn4..6c0C SJSU alumnus African Americans. make a guest appearance on MTV's, "Total journalism The Reuters report included input from David Request Live," the cable network's No. 1 show Thomas. a professor of business administration that is notoriously popular with teen-agers :it the Harvard Business School, and an expert on doubt, the target audience for the movie that i- race and business. based on the popular video game. Changes in Deftones New improvement: "There is a risk that BET will become a white- So the financial advantages for Viacom am i.ont rolled product for the black community," blatantly obvious, but how does the consumer get SJSU computer lab Ilionias said. "'You have got to become skeptical." hurt in all of this? Viacom is no stranger to the concept of diver- The consumer is hurt by being ignorant. sound is not a 'sellout' ,Itiving its holdings to achieve a broad appeal for Consumers should be wary of the inherit bias- Although Kellie Chittenden did seem fairly up on her Deno,. Adel ' 1'1 1, iL advertisers. es these media conglomerates have. knowledge, I must take issue with her assertion that they have se ro our "With programming that appeals to audiences When you consider the news organizations , I "sold out." . , ..,1t11 in every demographic category across virtually under Viacom's regime, the potential har f r Yes, their latest album is a change from their last. And yes, it is a Ib.' ' ,r I . all media," Viacom's Web site states, "the compa- consumers is disturbing. far cry from their daya of "Adrenaline." But a change in sound is a nat- . t., !. ny is a leader in the creation, promotion and dis- CBS, Viacom's largest media holding acq ural thing, especially for a band which has been writing songs for well t'ortrirtrtr r 1 Square tribution of' entertainment, news, sports and in a landmark merger last year, produces such over a decade together. !Lill - , music." reputable news programs as "60 Minutes." These guys are in their late 20s and early 30s. Can we really ixpect rvvir L"ois( Sounds like vertical integration to me. Throw Viacom's vested interest in its many them to continue playing to the moshpitting kids they once playi.d to tiri, ' ; I I t,,t,r lirtr By owning industries involved in all stepa of holdings into the mix, and you have a dangerous at clubs such as the Cactus Club, the Edge and the Trocadero? 7 ’ II" the process production, distribution and pro- recipe for bias that threatens the very objectivity As a fan of theirs since the early- to mid-'90s, I have to say I tind /r 10 ir motion -- Viacom, along with Disney and Time such long-standing news organizations are built their sound refreshing. ,ri Warner saturate the media. creating a sort of "tri- on. No, I don't think their style is catering to the TRL crowd. even 11, , ,!.1%ixr1,1.:: opoly" Just look at one hypothetical situation. though it has made an appearance there. Leave that to the true sell- lIere's an example of how being vertically inte- Say, for example, a CBS news investigation of outs such as Limp Bizkit, Blink 182 and Bad Religion. Now those are i',Ir s I ,.. 1, 0010 Uf B1 grated works to Viacom's advantage. amusement parks across the country reveals that some groups that totally went for the teeny-bop appeal nr gave into N'11111: I !. r,r.,. r i,r4t Paramount Television includes its subsidiary, Paramount Parks come up substantially short on the man does anyone really take Greg Gaffen seriously anymore' .1 .11' .,.. .! 1, ,\., i ,I, .itill Spelling Entertainment, which is responsible for safety standards with evidence of ride operators Deftones latest effort was not a work of art, it didn't match "Around the production of such popular television series having records of drug use and a history of failed the Fur" which was a masterpiece. It did stay true to the same pro- Ai:I, o ...I.-I live as "Beverly Hills 90210" and the new prime time safety inspections. gression from "Adrenaline" though. 1. , . ,t, Koh soap opera, "Titans," which is currently in its first Will "60 Minutes" air the story, or will it wind I too am sad to see 13-year-old, baby-tee wearing, pacifier-sucking. len, ' t. . some- season on NBC. up on the cutting-room floor after a Viacom exec- kinderwhores polluting their concerts, but I'm still proud to support tilos I . help Spelling's racy drama series appeal to the utive gets wind of it? them. ,11,11 same youthful audience that makes up the target Now there's something to think about when market far many of Viacom's media products. you pick up those discount tickets to Great Amer Jeremiah Oshan Viacom can easily tap its resources such as ica from Blockbuster. SJSU alumnus or -too, nt MTV and Infinity Broadcasting affiliates such as journalism 1. t.toilie, Live 105 in the Bay Area, to advertise these Kellie Chittenden is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer

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ARIES Spartaciuide MARCH 21 - APRIL 19 They replaced the "pearls" in your pearl tea with fish eggs. Today more information, call Nancy Golden Key International Honor Falun Gong (Falun Data) Oh, they are funny, funny, Hikoyeda at 924-2938. Society Falun Gong is a system of exercis- funny. Suck 'em up, dummy. School of Art & Design 'Applying to Law School work- es and teachings said to deeply trans- Student galleries art exhibitions, Vietnamese Student Association shop," presented by Boalt Hall Yorm the mind and body, similar to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Art and General meeting, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. School of Law, 6 p.m. in the Engi- tai chi. Group study or intro work- TAURUS Industrial Science buildings. in the Student Union, Council neering building, Room 336. Free shops, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Sun- APRIL 20 - M.Ay 20 Gallery 2: Joan Margolies-Kiernan, Chambers. All are welcome. There food and refreshments provided. For nyvale Courtyard, 999 Evelyn Ter- Hate will be coming your way, Gallery 3: Sarah Kotzarnani, will be prizes. For more information, more information, call Faten Hi,jazi race West No. 60. For more informa- so lay low at least until after the Gallery 5: Michele Alcantara, call Lan at 623-1921. at 738-5940. tion and events, call (877) FALUN99 COMPILED BY THE DAIL% STAFF weekend. Besides, you didn't Gallery 8: Kristine Idarius and the or log onto www.falundafa.org. have any plans this weekend Herbert Sanders Gallery: Barbara Vietnamese Student Association Catholic Campus Ministry other than watching "Every- Phelps. For more information, call General meeting, 12:30 p.m. in Mass and brown bag lunch dis- Monday SCORPIO cussion: "Catholic Land Mines." body Loves Raymond" anyway. John or Nicole at 924-4330 building F. 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Wharton at 605- istry Center, 300 S. 10th St. For Catholic Campus Ministry week, and while I thought you outstanding students to be selected 1687. more information, call Father Char- Daily Mass, 12:10 p.m. to 12:35 were perfect for that "Jackass" in 2000-01 Who's who Among Stu- lie or Sister Marcia at 938-1610. p.m. at the Campus Ministry show - well, at least the title CANCER dents in American Universities and Student Occupational Therapy Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. For more - MTV said no. But I hear the JUNE 21 - JULY 22 Colleges. Forms are available in the Association Spartan Rugby information, call Father Charlie at Discovery Channel is hiring. You're always dragging your Student Life Center. Deadline is Winter clothes drive. Clothes Rugby practice, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. 938-1610. damned phone all over the Friday, Nov. 17. 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Soon, the gleaming of red The spine-tingling energetic MTV's Retutn of the Rock emergency lights flickered across performance by Godsmack Tour assaulted the sold-out show the darkly lit stage as most of the then gave way to the Stone Monday night. audience stood in anxious antici- Temple Pilots. pation of Godsmack. Frontman Scott Weiland Lead singer, Sully Erna, who adorned in black clothing and REVIEW was barefoot and clothed in black sporting a black cowboy hat pants and a black sleeveless shirt twirled his way onto the stage. Disturbed and Godsmack, the that exposed his chest, cursed at The Stone Temple Pilots' use two opening bands at the concert, the film to stand up after a few of acoustic and electric guitars rocked their way into a heavy ngs into the set. provided a mixture of slow and artillery power chord perform- fast paced songs that created a ance that seemed to inject the more mellow setting among the fans with an ample dose of adren- Fans in the mosh crowd as much of the moshing aline. that earlier occurred had Fans, who were situated on pit violently stopped. the main floor where the mosh Yet the audience remained pit was located and concertgoers. pushed and standing. who packed the seats above. shoved along with Weiland's strange body gyra- stood for much of the bands' sets, tions and constant movement which is rare. the forceful around the stage created a dif- The final act, the Stone Tem- ferent entertaining element ple Pilots, who were the headlin- vocals of than the previous band's per- ers, finished the night off with a Draiman's deep formance. rock-star-like performance as Vintage Stone Temple Pilots' lead singer Scott Weiland throaty bellows. tracks, such as "Vasoline," "Inter- whirled and twirled his way state Love Song," "Big Empty," around the stage. "Plush" and "Creep" had audi- Disturbed, the opening act, The energy rose to another ence members singing along with began an electrifying night of level, as Erna and company's Weiland. intensity. forceful blasting of their guitar Weiland removed his shirt and The powerful looking riffs seemed to accelerate the threw his hat into the audience, frontman with commanding action on the main floor. which revealed the frontman's stage presence, David Two smaller mosh pits devel- shaved head. Draiman, was escorted to the oped on the main floor as a circle The band's most attention-get- stage by two band members of bodies pushed and shoved each ting performance was when it disguised in black cloaks. other, which seemed to mirror performed 'Plush." Draiman, who was dressed Godsmack's plethora of guitar Weiland jumped into the Above, Scott Weiland, frontman for Stone The concert was the first of two shows put on in a blue jumpsuit was locked rips. mosh pit and then was hoisted Temple Pilots, rushed the stage, megaphone in conjunction with the MTV Campus Inva- in an electric chair and the "Voodoo," which is one of on the shoulders of an audience two band members proceeded Godsmack's slower and well- member and was carried to the in hand, Monday night at the Event Center. sion. to turn up the juice on the liked songs, had the sold-out far right of the main floor. Fans Left, Sully execution as a smattering of crowd singing along to the evil immediately began to grab at lights flickered off and on. melodic sounds that arose from Weiland as he continued to sing Erna, lead What appeared to be blood the stage as Erna raised his and was brought back to the singer of streaming down from the top of palms in the air in a god-like stage. Draiman's head and puffs of manner. The fans showed their appre- Godsmack, . smoke emanating from the chair Although Godsmack's ciation for the band's perform- took the stage clouded the stage. music is conventional because ance when they cheered for an Suddenly, ptaiman broke free of its light lyrical substance encore. after Dis- from the chair as the thumping of and deafening use of pound- Draiman, the lead singer for turbed to the drums erupted to signal the ing guitar riffs, the electrify- Disturbed, joined the St,one Tem- start of the band's 30-minute set. ing 45 -minute performance ple Pilots for their first song of warm up the Fans in the mosh pit violently clearly enthralled the audi- the encore performance. crowd before pushed and shoved along with ence. Weiland returned with an the forceful vocals of Draiman's Godsmack's ability to invigor- American flag. Stone Temple deep throaty bellows. ate the audience, who stood in As the encore came to an end, Pilots' per- A small mosh pit developed rapt attention, was exceptional. Weiland draped the flag around fc)rmance. within the main moshing area. The quintet's most popular his waist and removed his The Draiman's antics, such as the song, "Whatever," served as the pants. One of the band's gui- bands per- pounding of his chest, psycho- finale to an adrenaline rush of a tarists, who also decided to formed to a pathically shaking his head and performance. remove his pants, ripped the angrily barking at the fans to Hordes of fans roared with flag off from Weiland who then sold-out "stand the f-- up," fueled the appreciation and echoed "I'm was naked and exited the stage. crowd. arena's intensity and apprecia- doing the best I ever did/ Go This was rock star entertain- photos by Jackie Antonio Daily Staff tion of Disturbed's gritty per- away." ment at its best.

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Baldwin said it was the first downs in the fourth quarter ended "The defense stepped up," he said. time in school history the goal post the chance for the biggest win in "There's no one as valuable as came down. SJSU football history Deonce Whitaker, but we showed we "I think were malting a statement The Spartans had another shot at have other weapons. (Jarmar) this team's coming back," he said. the nation's ninth best squad Satur- Julien, our second back, did a nice The Spartans have more than a day, and, this time, they squashed job, and our wide receivers caught week to prepare for their next game the opponents' hopes for a come- David Baton Special to the Daily Nov. 18 against Tulsa University, from-behind victory. the ball in critical situations." Junior tailback Jarmar Julien. right, carried against Texas Christian University at Spartan Baldwin was also pleased to see and Baldwin is very grateful. After the TCU genie, SJSU play- Spartan Stadium 15,000 fans strong "We need some time off" Baldwin ers expressed their desire to be the ball in the Spartans 27-24 win Saturday Stadium. said. "We've played 10 straight ranked among the Top 25 teams in for the TCU game. of the season, but we finally put a Today Coaches Poll, SJSU is listed in No. 17. games with no rest." the country. "It was a great atmosphere," he game together." the honorable mention category with The University of Texas El Paso, "We played some good football said. "It takes awhile to get them The Spartans, who are currently two votes. which is undefeated (6-0) arid in sole No national ranking teams this year like Nebraska, Stan- (fans) back. They were extra loud, 7-3 overall and 5-1 in the Western Suffering its first lost of the sea- possession of first place in the con- ford and USC," said senior line- verbal and were behind us. From Athletic Conference, have not broken son at the hands of the Spartans, ference, received 10 votes in the hon- The Spartans had an opportunity backer Josh Parry. "Against UTEP, the UTEP game, it's been getting the Top 25 yet. In the ESPN/ USA TCU (7-1) remains in the Top 25 at orable mention category. on Sept. 23 to upset a nationally we played our worst defensive game SJSU makes move on Baldwin's contract Mike Osegueda University's head football coach ney would likely come from the "But we're going to stay within our State and Louisiana Tech." the WAC to a record of 7-3 overall D.S. Perez Ted Tollner. chancellor's office. financial limits. We are not going With speculation of upcoming and 5-1 in conference play. Bell is firm in his stance that "I believe negotiations should go to go into deficit no matter what." coaching vacancies at Oregon That was enough for senior line- I) \II 1 SI 11 F WRITERS Baldwin is the man he wants to by fairly quickly," Kassing said. Bell said the limitations of a new State University, the University of backer and co-captain Josh Parry The future of head football coach anchor the football program. "Dave will have good representa- contract would involve recent low Southern California and Universi- to say Baldwin deserves a new con- Dave Baldwin has been up in the "We expect more success in the tion. I respect the move. It's his ticket sales at football and basket- ty of Alabama, a promising coach tract. air ever since Spartan Stadium's WAC (Western Athletic Confer- privilege. He's a different kind of ball games. such as Baldwin could be a good fit "It's hard to coach a program for goal post was dragged to the ence), and employee here, who works on a elsewhere. But, Bell said no other 2-3 years and win," Parry said. ground Saturday night. wins against contract basis, unlike a faculty university has asked for permis- "He's an unbelievable coach, and I Baldwin, who is in the final year Stanford can member. With an agent, it should "(Baldwin's) done sion to speak with Baldwin. have the utmost respect for him. If of a fourlear contract with San be considered be easier to find an agreement. It's After defeating TCU, Baldwin he asked me to do anything, I'd do Jose State University, made one a bonus: Bell really not that big of a deal." a good job, and -also put the ball in the hands of his it." thing clear after the Spartans' 27- said. "Dave It is the first of it's kind for players. Currently, it not known when 24 upset against then No. 9 Texas has brought SJSU, however. Bell and Kassing we're going to "It's time for them to make a negotiations will start or end, but Christian University. He wants a expectations said this veould be the first time statement that they want coach ICassing and Bell agree the deal new contract. to a higher each will negotiate with an agent hire him. But Baldwin back," he said. should be worked out by the time "I haven't been talked to about a level. We now during their tenure at SJSU. They have. Baldwin's contract expires on Dec. contract," Baldwin said. "I want a have the pos- Baldwin "I guess it's a new chapter for we're going to Deonce VVhitaker, a senior tail- 17 or before the Spartans play in a contract before we start recruiting. sibility of SJSU athletics, especially for a stay within our back and the nation's third leading bowl game. I want recruits to know they will qualifying for a bowl game every program our size," Bell said. "At rusher, said he most definitely According to Bell, the team could have a coach next season. I want year. We have the team in place. this point in our history, it's unusu- financial limits." believes Baldwin should be offered qualify for the Humanitarian Bowl assistant coaches to know, come Now all we have to do is put the al. I hope this situation doesn't a new contract. or the Silicon Valley Bowl. He said Christmas time, that they will coach this organization needs in slow down negotiations or brings - Chuck Bell. "Coach Baldwin is the father of "a major earthquake" is more like- have a job next year." place. That man is Dave Baldwin." talks into an unrealistic realm." SJSU Athletics Director this program," Whitaker said. "Hir- ly to occur than the Spartans play- It looked like his wish would be Negotiations are now at a halt That realm is the school's bud- ing him as a coach is paying off. ing a bowl game without a new granted Monday as SJSU Athletics while the university is in the get, according to Bell. He vows to "Our salaries are nowhere near This team is no longer a joke." contract for Baldwin. Director Chuck Bell) put a three- process of selecting an attorney to get Baldwin signed, but not to the Pac-10 (Pacific-10), Mountain During his three previous years, "We've got plenty of time," !Ceas- year deal on the table. 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By Marcus R. Fuller 13 games last season. to Barnes. DAILY SPOR EIMOR "I lost 30 pounds," said the 6- "Even though he's 6-foot-9- foot-5-inch, 220-pounder. "I'm and-a-half, he handles the ball much quicker ... working more on pretty well," he said. Two years ago after suffering a details, like blocking out and Barnes said he might choose to 3-23 season, San Jose State Uni- things like that." redshirt the 276-pound Thur- versity atLempted to turn the Barnes hopes that Powell can mond if Blunt is able to return men's basketball program around excel even more this year with his healthy. by hiring a new head coach. new build. Knight, who can play both on The result was nine more wins "He scores the ball easily, and the wing and in the post, benches and a 12-16 record overall. he's good at making baskets," he 335 pounds. There wero high hopes enter- said. "Conditioning is something Another touted incoming tal- ing the 1999-2000 season, but he has to continually work on, ent is guard Scott Sonnenberg. newly acquired Phil Johnson and he's done that. Hopefully that who started for Brigham Young decided to follow fellow Iowa leads to a better season." University in 1996-1997. State University coach Tim Floyd Leading the team in rebound- Sonnenberg, a junior transfer to the NBA, signing a contract ing last season was 6-foot-7 senior from Utah Valley College, is small with the Chicago Bulls. forward Darnell Williams. Using (5-foot-10) but can bench press SJSU then hired Steve Barnes, his 200-pound frame to its fullest, 305 pounds, according to Barnes. another former Iowa State coach. Williams averaged 11.7 points, "He shoots the ball very well Under its second coach in two 8.6 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per and has worked real hard on pen- years, the team once again game. He had a career-high of 16 etrating," he said. "He's become showed improvement. rebounds against San Francisco more of a complete player." a 15-15 record, the Spar- State University on Nov. 20, 1999. Other newcomers are forward //Withs had the most successful fin- His ability to rebound and Andre Valentine from Milwaukee, is for the men's basketball team block shots allowed him to also Wis., and guards Chris Funder- in six years. play the cen- burk from Compton, Calif , Bim There will be no deja vu this ter position. Okunrinboye from La Habra. season. Barnes said Calif and Moises Alvarez from Barnes isn't going anywhere, he expects Hemet, Calif and he said that last year's per- more of the Barnes is pleased with the formance was just the beginning. same from amount of physical strength "We started a foundation for Williams this SJSU brings to the table this sea- the program," Barnes said. "We've season. son. got it where we're going in the One of the 'The returnees are all stronger right direction. We're finally sta- best three- than they were a year ago, and bilized and hopefully moving in point shoot- the new guys are much stronger the positive direction. And it gave ers in the Landram than they were a year ago." the returnees on our team confi- conference, dence." senior forward Billy Landram, No respect The 2000-2001 squad will have returns with per game averages five returning lettermen (two of 12.7 points (second on the The men's basketball team is starters) and six newcomers. team) and 2.47 three-point field rated seventh in the Western Ath- Barnes said he is excited about goals. Landram, who has the letic Conference in the preseason the team's overall versatility. school record for most three- media poll. Last season, after "Different guys can play multi- pointers in a season (74), said he being picked to finish eighth in ple positions," he said. "We can go spent the summer playing pick- the conference, the Spartans fin- smaller or bigger ... we have a lit- up games and lifting back home ished fifth with a 6-8 record. The tle more depth. It we learn to in Seattle. six conference wins are SJSU's defend like last year, hopefully "I've gotten stronger, and I highest mark since joining the will have a nice team." grew an inch," said Landram, who WAC in the '96-'97 season. The Spartans had an opportu- now stands 6-foot-6. "We moved up one, so I guess nity to play against Stanford Uni- The last two returning players, that's work," he said. "I'm going to versity this season, but Barnes seniors Kevin Blunt and Mike tell the guys that because I think decided to remove the game at Garrett, will also have important they should know they don't get Maples Pavilion in Palo Alto from roles on the squad, Barnes said. respect from outside groups . his schedule. The 253-pound Blunt, who will but it doesn't have any affect on Barnes said he didn't want to rotate playing power forward and my confidence and what I think add o sixth rood game, and he center, injured his knee during these guys can do." wanted to save the Cardinal the summer in a pick-up game, SJSU started the seasoti matchup for another year. Barnes said. The meniscus, a Wednesday against the Blue "Our program isn't ready for fibrous cartilage in the knee, was Angels traveling team in an exhi- that," he said. "I want to bring taken out, causing him to miss bition game. The Spartans will them along slow. We're in the several practices and Sunday's play one more exhibition game at infant stages of our program." live scrimmage. 7:30 p.m. Monday against Global Garrett, who joined the team Sports at the Event Center. The The Returnees with Powell in January, will be regular season opener is sched- SJSU's starting point guard. uled for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 18 against For the first time in 20 years, Cal State Hayward at the Event the Spartans will also have at The Newcomers Center. least three players returning who averaged double figures in scor- Last season's record was a crit- Andre Valentine (23) goes ing. ical factor in the recruiting Senior tbrward Cory Powell led process, Barnes said. for a dunk shot during half- the Spartans in scoring with 12.8 "The .500 record helps because time at Spartan Shootout excuses points per game and was second you don't have to make 2000, a live scrimmage show- on the team in rebounding with for having a losing season," he 6.5 per game last season. said. "It's easy to try to tell casing the team's talent. 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before a trust exercise Johnson said he could see would benefit by being togeth- we have that," Anderson said. leaving the center where it is. er?" he asked. Donna Boyd, an admissions he was doing as part "If students find it an easy Wherever the Student Ser- counselor, said that while she , of Occupational place to get all their stuff done, vices Center ends up, almost all appreciated having her own office, why would you want to move?" agree that at its current location, she missed the camaraderie of a Therapy 115: he asked. it is an unqualified success. shared working space. Activities and the Monica Rascoe, vice president Deanna Gonzales, operations "You could yell out if you for student affairs, said she has officer with the Bursar's office, wanted to reach someone on the OT Intervention been given a December deadline said she thought that the Stu- other side," she said. Process 1. to decide. dent Service Center was "visibly Tobias, also an admissions Lela Noble, acting provost friendly." counselor, liked the center and vice president of academic Color coded columns placed in because it was new. affairs, said she has been given a the front lobby orange for "I like it once you forget you similar charge. Admissions and Records and are in the first floor of a garage," "In the next two to three dark blue for Graduation Stud- he said. weeks, we will be discussing ies, for example, makes it much Marilyn Radisch, director of both criteria and options (for the easier for students t,o find their registration and records, said moves)," Noble said. soak she said. she appreciated the windows in Alan Freeman, director of Ruby Serrano, one of the the new building and that a planning, design and construc- office's clerks said she thought move to Clark Library would A BLIND FOLLOWING tion, said the plan tentatively there was much more space for t,ake that benefit away. being considered is for the the lines. Radisch recalled working in administrative offices of the In Wahlquist, "You had people the Wahlquist Central and Occupational pre.-ident, vice president and bumping into each other," she South buildings. "chosen" associated vice presi- said. Although attached to each therapy student dents to be moved into Clark Marlene Anderson, the uni- other, "the floors did not match," Bill Defayette is Library. versity's Bursar, said her depart- she said. The Career Cent,er current- ment had a new back room pro- The result was an odd mix- led blindfolded ly in Module F would go into cessing area for handling ture of levels and floors. under a tree by a Clark as well, Freeman said. deposits, reconciliations and "It was very different to find "After this, if there is space payments. your way from one office. classmate. left over, the provost will provide "Before, you had four or five peo- another because it was v The two recommendations on what can ple huddled around one work sta- illogical," she said. fill that space." tion," she said. 'That's not suitable." Dea Nelson, publication coor- students led each Don 'tossing, vice president Every fall and spring, the dinator in Enrollment Services, other around for administration and finance, Bursar's office handles about agreed. campus as part said alternative uses for Clark, 25,000 payments in a five-week "It was a very confusing such as for classrooms or other period, Anderson said. building for students to use," she of a trust exercise groups, were also being consid- "We needed to have the work said. to learn how patients with LECTURE: I'risons are beginning to charge daily rent disabilities might feel trusting continued from Page I fewer and fewer connections to the outside communi- ty, according to Lynch. In essence, the prison is a lit- their therapist. she said. tle city" that functions on its own, she said. There are a lot of misconceptions about people who She then compared prisons to gated communities, are in jail, she said. where people make the choice to live behind gates. Lynch explained that the dichototpy of good and She said the reasons for this were in part for securi- evil and the rather simplistic view of the "bad guys" ty and also to be around people who are at the same is a problem we all have to deal with. economic and social level. "How have they (criminals) become so inhuman In the early 1980s the number of gated communi- that we need to kill them?" she asked. Yet prisons are ties was about 2,500, and by the '90s, it had increased sanctuaries for some people, a place where someone to about 20,000 communities three million homes, can get three meals a day, clean sheets, medical she said. attention and a television, she said. Some prisons are Lynch said that in their search for security, people even charging inmates rent, from $10 to $60 a day, put up fences and gates to keep other people out. she added. The paranoia about security appears ill-founded, "A person doesn't really make a choice to go to Lynch said. prison, said computer science major Chetan Jhaveri. "Crime is dramatically down, and incarceration is Joel Turner / "It is imposed on him." not the reason for it prison is not a success story." Jhaveri, who didn't see many parallels between Proponents of Proposition 36 saw it as one possible Daily Staff jails and gated communities, also didn't think fear solution to the problems facing inmates who have was the driving force behind people wanting to live in been imprisoned for drug-related charges. The main safe and isolated communities. reasons for incarceration in the United States are "They don't want to have to worry about what is drug related, she said. Drug abuse should be treated going on outside," he said about people who live in as a medical and health issue, she added. those communities. "It isolates people from people The drug business is both violent and sexist, she said. from tbreign ideas outside the community." "It is an economic issue, as American as apple pie," The self-contained communities (prisons) have she said.

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Office or call 924-6310. Serving Downtown San Jose a non-profit agency which otters Inner City Express a variety of quality services for NURSE: 22 W. Saint John St. San Jose individuals who have develop- GREAT P/T or F/T Opporturiity mental disabilities. has P/T & CNA's up to $15. LVN's up to U6, RECEPTIONIST F/T employment opportunities. RN's up to $35 Bonus & Benefits for upscale Saratoga Spa. If you are interested in living DAILY CLASSIFIED - LOCAL RAMS FOR NATIONAL/AGENCY RATF-S CA11,408-924-3277 408-283-9144 for Heavy phones, scheduling. some with a developmentally disabled Immediate Interview retail. Exceptional customer serv- individual in exchange for rent; www.powerpersonnel.com ice skills required. Competitive or assisting someone during the numbers, punctuation & spaces between words. pay, benefits end 50% spa week with daily living skills such Print your ad here. Line is 30 spaces, including letters, SALES/CUSTOMER SERVICE discount. Flexible schedule as grocery shopping ($10/hr) Immediate openings available. PT/FT Also hiring for licensed call Debbie at 408/282-0493. Flexibility around your schedule Manicurist and Esthetician. 11 you would like information is possible. Must have strong Harmonte European Day Spa. about the FT, benefitted posi- computer skills and an excellent Fax 408-741-4901 tions of job coach and instructor telephone personality. Apply at Sara 408-868-0149 . (day activity or work activity) Almaden Valley Athletic Club, www.eharmonie com or PT substitute positions in ;400 Camden Ave. SJ. 95124. various programs ($9/hr) call JLILIILILIQUILICEILILIJOILILIUJUUUILICIDULILIUCILI Please Call (408) 445-4917. For Part-Time and Valerie in HR at 408/748-2890. Full-Time Positions, call We have flexibility to work JLILILIDLYJULILILIJULICILIULILILILILICILILlUDLICIL) GERONTOLOGY PROGRAM HALLMARK PERSONNEL around a student schedule for Experienced office assistant. Fast placement, no fees the PT work & are located close 12 hours/week. flexible. $13/hr. Office jobs in local companies to SJSU. FT positions come Apply: SJSU - HR, Bldg. B13 Students/grads/career change with excellent benefits. This is a Ad Rates: 3 -line minimum Name Please check I SRNeCB00-124. Temp/Temp-to-Hire/Direct Hire good opportunity to get practical One Two Three Four Five Santa Clara to San Mateo experience in the field & work Day Days Days Days Days Ad&eas one classification: CASHIERS NEEDED to work at Phone: (650) 325-1133 with a great group of clients & 3 lines $5 $7 $9 511 $13 _Lost and Found' Rental Housing Chevron. Need to fill position Fax: (650) 325-3639 staff. All majors welcome. Oty 6 State be code immediately. part-time Apply in www hallmarkpersonnel.com Rate increases $2 for each additional line per ad _Announcements Shared Housing at 147 E. 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10 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2000 NEWS SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY - SPARTAN DAILY ELECTION: Florida c ount should be done today continued from Page I because, regardless of the popular vote results, whichever candidate won Florida's ebration of what they thought was a Bush electoral votes would win the presidency. victory. Another complication to the election Some SJSU students said they didn't occurred when it was announced that addi- blame the television news stations for jump- tional absentee ballots from overseas, mostly ing to conclusions. from military personnel, needed to be count- Genie Dubuk, a graduate student in mar- ed and could number in the thousands. keting at San Jose State University, said she In 1996, Florida counted about 2,300 such understands why they assumed Bush had ballots. won. Florida allows 10 days from Election Day "I don't really fault the news," Dubuk said. for those to arrive via mail, provided they are "They get paid to make assumptions at the postmarked before Nov. 7. moment and report on information they have Some counties in Florida expected to finish to try to determine. They're not always 100 their recounts Wednesday while state offi- percent accurate." cials expected to finish the entire recount by Peter Anderson, a junior majoring in kine- the end of Thursday. siology, agreed. As of Wednesday night, it was still possible "I don't think the media was at fault," for Gore to win the popular vote and Bush the Anderson said. "That's what they do, report electorate. what they know." King said she and other Bush volunteers Gore told his staff he was prepared to were unclear Wednesday afternoon as to hov, make his concession speech in Tennessee they should react to the recount in Florida. when the evening took another turn of "This is unprecedented," King said. "No one events. really knows how to react to it. We're pretty Bush's lead in Florida's popular vote had optimistic." narrowed to less than one-half of one percent, King added she thinks the voting process which requires a recount under Florida state should be reformed to allow Internet voting law. so that it is more secure. As Gore saw that a recount was imminent, The uncommon scenario of an elected pres- he decided not to concede victory yet. ident having only won the Electoral College Gore kept spectators and those glued to votes and not the popular vote has only hap- their television sets waiting for a speech that penect in three election years: 1824, 1876 and would never happen. 1888. According to CNN, Gore called Bush just Because of Tuesday night's tight race, some .1' 1,111 Wit/Malin 1),1141 Staff newspapers, such as the New after 11:30 p.m. PST and retracted his con- York Post and Mary Vella-Treseler watched in has been cession. the Miami Herald, printed headlines declar- Redwood City as pres- votes Tuesday night. Vella- freseler volunteer- In the early morning hours, Bush's lead ing Bush the winner Wednesday morning. idential candidate Al Gore received California's electoral ing for the Bush campaign. over Gore in Florida narrowed to less than Broadcast news reporters compared this to 2,000 votes, well below the margin requiring the Dewey-Truman flub in 1948, %then the a mandatory recount. Chicago Tribune printed the headline, Meets in december to decide next president of country As more votes trickled in from the last "Dewey defeats Truman." COLLEGE: precincts in the nation, Gore nudged ahead of continued from Page I n't make sense. I'd prefer it to be by popu- The Electoral College usually meets in Bush in the national popular vote. Associated Press, Erik Anderson and lar vote. That's the more democratic way." December to vote for their party's choice The country watched Florida again Helena Hong contributed to this report. "I think that a popular vote would be a Those who have the privilege of voting for president. more accurate reflection of the people," in the Electoral College are called "elec- In California, Democratic presidential can- Barry said. "With the Electoral College, tors" and are chosen by the leader of the didate Al Gore tallied 54 percent of the popu- Correction: ment." each state becomes a battle ground. It victorious political party in each state. lar vote Tuesday, giving him a victory in the The bottom of the fifth full paragraph on would be different if just popular vote was They are expected to vote along their state and the 54 electoral votes it possesses. In the Nov. 8 article by Tiffam Analla on the third leg was also cut off and should counted." political party lines, but are not legally The Electoral College has 538 electors page 5 of the Spartan Daily, titled "Yeager have explained that Yeager's opponent, Kris The number of electoral votes that bound to do so. and to win the election, a candidate must expects victory," the bottom of the fifth full Cunningham served two terms as the presi- each state is allocated depends on the Potential electors may be state electoral win 270 of those electoral votes. paragraph on the second leg was cut off and dent of the Willow Glen Neighborhood Asso- number of senators and representatives officials, party leaders or people who have In the end, the votes in the Electoral should have explained that Michael Gal- ciation and served for 12 years as an inde- it has in Congress. personal or political affiliation with the College are tallied and whoever wins a lager walked precincts with Ken Yeager and pendent contractor establishing and design- Genie Dubuk, a graduate student in presidential candidate. However, they majority is elected president. was quoted as saying, "HP has intelligent ing preschool programs for San Jose. marketing, said she thinks the electoral can't be senators, representatives or any- responses to traffic, growth and develop- We regret the error. process is not democratic. one holding an Office of Trust or profit in Helena Hong, Emily Zurich and "It's not intuitis e." Dubuk said. "It does- the United States. Associated Press contributed to this report. What a difference Scott Fried: A Dose of HIV Reality the train makes!

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