Political prisoner brings cause to SJSU

Transcription

1 COMING WEDNESDAY... INTRODUCING 9/ I /02 LEI EXAMINING HOW THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY HAS CHANGED Fank Sanfilippo s goal leads SJSU past the Cal State Nothidge Matados -0 THE FINE PRINT 4" Tweakes need face eality, ditch lame excuses Th SPORTS 6 OPINION 2 VOLUME 9, NUMBER 7 SERVING SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 934 SPARTAN DAIL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2002 Gad The at of " student anks incease Vaiety of classes show students methods ofseffdefense Judo instuc Dave Williams watches as his class pefoms wam-up execises in Uchida Hall on Thusday BACK PHOTOS BY STANLEY KAO DAILY STAFF Multiple degees can add "competitive edge" fojob-seekes By Sylvia Lim Daily Staff Wite Appaently, having a bachelo s degee is not sufficient anymoe, accoding univesity officials. As stated by a epot povided by San Jose State Univesity s gaduate studies eseach depatment, the full time equivalent students tal at the end of uchne egistation befoe Aug. 26 indicated that enollment fo gaduate students has inceased this fall. The SJSU Web site defined full time equivalent students as a 5 cedit units academic wokload. Fo example, a combined units of a few students which equals 5 units is consideed one full time equivalent students. The same epot also stated that thee is about a 40 pecent incease in the numbe of gaduate students enolled at SJSU this fall compaed last fall. Nabil Ibahim, associate vice pesident of SJSU s gaduate studies eseach depatment, said the ise in the gaduate student enollment figues might be due the cuent employment maket, accoding Ibahim. Many cuently employed individuals ae looking add a competitive edge thei esumes in a tight employment maket. He said that the enollment incease has been well ounded among all the depatments, with a supise ise in the school of libay infomation science, which had an incease of moe than 00 hill time equivalent students. The College of Engineeing eceived an incease of moe than 50 full time equivalent students, while the College of Business epoted oughly a 60 full time equivalent students ise. Blanche Woolls, diec of the school of libay infomation sciences, also attibuted the gaduate student incease the economic downtun.. enty, level jobs See DEGREES, page 3 Undeclaed senio Jaett Mine, ight, jokingly gives a kick instuc Dave Williams as he diects sophomoe compute engineeing majo Ronald Lew duing wam-up execises in Uchida Hall on Thusday. By Melinda Latham Daily Stall Wite A vaiety of classes ae available students who want lean how pmtect themselves against assault though self-defense. Gong Chen, a human pefomance pofesso, said thc self-defense cuiculum at San Jose State Univesity is one of the best in the nation, compaing the class the p pogams in othe univesities. "Fo MBA, Stanfod s the best. Fo medical school, Havad s the best. Fo self-defense, we e the best, it s vey safe say," he said. Chen, who teaches beginning intemetiiate self-defense, said a geat esponsibility ests on the self-defense instuc. Ile said self-defense couses incopoate moe than defense techniques. Classes include infomation about the awaeness oldie need fig selfdefense, knowledge of cime pocesses, as well as physical fighting skills. Smdents tain fight back by using "the mull- WASHINGTON 34 SAN JOSE STATE 0 SJSU blows 0-point lead No. 4 Huskies Ste wie. epot, San Jose State SEATTLE Univesity football head coach Fitz Hill said he doesn t believe in moal vicies. That said, Hill should bc happy with the way his Spatans played duing Satuday s 34-0 loss at the Univesity of Washingn. At least fo one half of play he should. The Spatans led the No. 4 luskies 0-0 at halftime, but Washingn allied fo 34 unansweed second half points defeat SJSU befoe 70,47 fans at I lusky Stadium. The Spatans built thei halftime lead on a uchdown a field goal in the second quate. A 35 -yad pass fom Scott Rislov the Andeson Coutney Washingn 2-yad line set up fesh- man Ezekiel Staples -vad uchdown un that gave SJSII a 7-0 lead. Afte Spatan kickc Nick Gilliam s 43-yad field goal, Washingn quateback Cody Pickett lost anothe fumble on an exchange Alexis at the Spatan 2 -yad line with 37 seconds left in the fist half Gilliam failed take conl of his scoing oppotunities, missing field goals of 39 anti 37 yads in thc fist quate. But it was all Washingn in the second half, with the Huskies going 46 yads fig uchdowns on thei fist two possessions fig A 4-0 lead. "It was impwtant that we snapped out of that at halftime," said Washingn head coach Rick Nettheisel, whose Huskies had lost fou of thei pevious five games. "It looks as if we wee waiting fig had See FOOTBALL, page 6 cal pats fom any kind of matial at," Chen said. Chen teaches elements of judo, kaate, othe matial ats ae incopoated. Chen has compiled eseach fom expets in matial ats as well as law enfocement offices ceate a compehensive cuiculum that teaches students suvival odds, cime statistics situational combative stategies. "Fo class, we do two things," Chen said. "To make the snident become smat make the student ugh." The self-defense classes have been taught at SJSU fo yeas, but a longe tadition exists on campus in the fom of judo. Since Yoshihio Uchida stated the judo pogam at SJSU 50 yeas ago, students have been kaning the Japanese at competing aound the wold. Dave Williams, a SJSU judo instuc, said that thc pogam has been one of the most pominent in the nation. "If you wee at an intenational level getting intenational medals, you wee at San Jose State," Williams said ot past competis on the judo team. SJSU alumni have gone on win competitions teach othe students, Williams said. Judo, *fist foemost a spot," accoding Williams, emphasizes thowing techniques gound fighting skills, simila westling. "Most tights don t stay sting up," Williams said. "You must be able defend youself," Williams said. The spot, which is a efinement of jujitsu, was founded in 882 by D. Jigoo Kano of Japan. It fix:uses on using leveage flexibility ovecotne an opponent, athe than a ccod i ng stength, bute wwwjudoinfo.com. Thee ae also student-led pogams which contibute self-defense knowledge. The Associated Students eceation pogam uns vaious fitness pogams at the Event Cente, i ncludi ng kickboxing. Heathe Stehula, a kickboxing instuc, said she hoped paticipants leaned both pac- tical playful sides the spot. "I hope that people have fun, get execise, meet people, maybe lean some skills fo selfdefense," said Stehula, who is also a senio kinesiology majo. Kickboxing, which is composed of kicking punching techniques, incopoates elements fom othe matial ats like kaate Kung Fu. Nly Yan, a junio jounalism majo, said that she enjoyed the spot. "I ve always taken kickboxing othe places, I wanted take a self-defense class, Yan said. "I love it." One couse offeed though the Univesity Police Depatment, Rape Aggession Defense, teaches women how fend off a sexual assault. The 2 -hou pmgam is usually split up ove thee o fou days teaches women safety tips how potect themselves. Sgt. Jenm Pak, a pogam instuc, said the See DEFENSE, page 3 Political pisone bings cause SJSU Justine DaCosta Dady.ship,/ep OFIF T TA GIBSON DAILY STAFF Taye Wolde-Semayat, a pofesso of political science at Addis Ababa Univesity in Ethiopia, spoke Satuday in Washingn Squae Hall about being a political pisone Ethiopia in 999. He was eleased fou months ago. Moe i,au 200 people gatheed in Washingn Squae Flail on Satuday listen fome Ethiopian political pisone *nye Wolde-Semayat talk about human ights violations that ac affecting Ethiopia. Wolde-Semayat, who has ie docate in political science, was the pesident of the Ethiopian Teaches Association whcn hc was aested in May 99( chaged with conspiing ovethow the Ethiopian govenment sentenced 5 yeas in pison. Because only five people in attendance wee of non -Ethiopian descent, the modea, Awetu Simesso, a pofesso of Afican Ameican studies at San Jose State lnivesity, announced that the lectue would be conducted in Amhaic, the official language of Ethiopia. Sinless asked tin voluntees who wee willing tanslate fo those who didn t speak the laniage people itnmediately esponded with A show of hs. Besabch Beyene, pesident of thc Ethiopian Student Association at SJSU, gave the welcoming emaks was fiillowed by pesentation given by Tatiesse KASSA, an ogani7e fo thc Ethiopian Discussion Foum. In his speech, Kassa thanked Wolde- -wmayat fo the wok he s done impove Ethiopian policies. "We welcome you, D. Taye, thank you fo all of the sacifices you made continue make." Kassa then spoke about the life death of human ights activist Deeje Tasew Gedamu, who, befoe his ecent death, devoted his life human ights issues, pesented his widow thee-yea-old son with a plaque in his hono. Gedamu s widow, dessed in black weaing a veil, accepted the awad with teas the audience esponded with a sting ovation. Coble Hais, a pofesso of political science at SJSU, was next speak, diected his speech wad Wolde-Semayat. "I am ovenvhelmed with joy SLY my bothe hee," I lais said. "I am happy see he suvived an unjust stay in pison. Hais spoke of the inequality that is plaguing Ethiopia WAS acknowledged with applause when he said that evey goup in Afica has a ight exist. "We hope that the dak clouds ove Ethiopia will tun in beautiful sunshine," Hais said. William Baldwin, A membe of the San Jose Chapte of Amnesty Intenational. ok the podium next. See PRISONER, page 3 teste.,4==iiiiimagyisigsfiz., All

2 PAGE 2 OPINION SEPTEMBER 9, 2002 ANNOYED Second bith signals the beginning of adulthood The beginning ot lite is ottci taced the moment ot Lonception. You paents made love nine months late you wee bom. What a bundle of joy you wee. It didn t matte if you wee male o female, all that matteed was that you wee alive. You wee cying. You wee sceaming. You wee annoying... but no matte what you did, you wee loved. You stuggled fo you fist beath then afte the doc sucked all the fluid out of you nostils, you wee off. Fom the fist time you used the bathoom the time you spoke you fist wods, eveything was new you. Now fast fowad about 0 yeas, ight befoe you became a teenage. You paents pobably gave you the sec talk, the one that made you feel awkwad because up that point you thought you just magically appeaed. The following yeas came what is often defined as the yeas that make up you pesonality. You leaned speak up fo youself. You leaned that in ode buy new clothes you needed get a job. And you also leamed what you wee looking fo in a patne. As you enteed you senio yea ot high school, you thought She used do eveything she could make sue thdt he you wee an adult. baby was OK. Mom ld you you cufew was midnight, you got you dibut now you e gone. Away fom the nest, womb home ve s license suddenly you wee able make one of the of mom. It s now time fo you stat malting decisions biggest decisions of you life: college. fo youself. To go o not go became you decino longe will mom tell you go school. sion, but no matte what you decided No longe will she lay you dothes out tell do afte high school that is when you you what wea. wee ebon again. And no longe will she tuck you in kiss you The fist 8 yeas of you life wee ealon the foehead evey evening befoe you bedly just an extended pegnancy fo you time. mothe. Congatulations folks, you ae adults now. You caused he anguish. You caused he When you went you fist class as a college SOITOW. You bought he joy. You wee he student, that was you fist leaning lesson. happiness. The pofesso gave you a geen sheet, ld you But the day you gaduated fom high attendance wasn t may those books you BEN AGUIRRE, JR. school, tuned 8, left home o ld mom paid an am a leg fo could stay at home that you wee a man you d make you because this pofesso was going lectue, not ead wod fo own decisions, that was the day you wee eally bon. No longe wee you connected you mothe though the wod fom the text. Two weeks ago, I sat in the back of a classoom with a bunch povebial umbilical cod. of undeclassmen saw the twinkle in thei eyes when the She used feed you. pofesso ld them all this. She used stay up until you fell asleep. Fhey figued it was a fee ide. College was going be easy just a big paty. Tust me, I know. I felt the same way five yeas ago. But I eventually leaned two yeas late that going school fo fou hous a day then taking the est of the day scew aound wasn t going cut it. That "A" I got my feshman yea was the only one I had going in the final semeste of my sophomoe yea. Something clicked in my head. Something ld me that I wasn t doing something ight. I was gowing up. College is a time in you life when you eally find out who you ate. Eveything you leaned pio college is the foundation you pesonality futue ae built on. And now that you e hee, this is whee you education begins. Congatulations Mom, you e having a man. Ben Aguie,J. is a Spatan Daily co-spots Edi. Annoyed- appeas Mondays. THE FINE PRINT EDITORIAL denial: Duggies Paking an impotant combination A bad issue fo students The lack of paking is an unending some say, a tiesome issue. Unfotunately, thee ae thouss of new students that descend on campus evey semeste who ae unawae of the exteme lack of paking. And students want ead about issues that concen them. The poblem hee is eal annoying fo eveyone who doesn t aive at 7 a.m. find a space in a gaage. Often students think if they come ealy enough, they can find a space in a gaage. Afte all, they- paid $5 fo a pemit they should be able use. Rathe than asking fo the full $5, why didn t the univesity send students a eason fo the incease pio getting the bill? A little explanation goes a long way. Well, the gaages ae filling up faste than eve befoe because of a new cityimplemented odinance. A pemit plan was passed by the San Jose City Council ok effect Aug. that made 8 blocks aound the univesity commute-unfiendly, With the possibility of a $5 citation, many students wee supised come back find thei favoite off-campus paking spots unavailable. The univesity oiginally set its sights on Bud Winte Field help hold the oveflow fom these neighbohoods, which once held up,500 daily commutes. Because it was a tack baely used by San Jose State Univesity, some administas thought this was a decent altenative. Afte some esidential fuss ove the need fo open space, Pesident Robet Caet decided keep it unpaved. But with sweeping iesolution, he s made it so students now pak on the hisic tack field...it s just not paved. So now jogges have weave though cas execise. Too often, students say it s the palcing poblem that dives them nuts. "It s a pain," said Lauen Holly, a child development junio in last Monday s Spatan Daily. "I come at 0 a.m. I still have pak at the Pak Ride." OK, the big answe the univesity gives us: Pak Ride. And it s a decent answe, but duing peak times in the moning, thee ae lines up fou buses long. It s nice that they chage only $58 fo the semeste, but the inconvenience fac is huge fo most students. They added two moe shuttles as a "convenience," but still snidents ae complaining that they wait fo up 45 minutes in the moning, sting in line as they watch bus afte bus fill up. As a esouceful but expensive altenative campus paking, some student commutes have taken efuge in the public city gaages. "Until things calm down, I ll be paking in a public gaage evey day," said Atsuko Yamada, a senio, who was quoted in the Daily last Wednesday. "It s woth it know that I can pak." So now students ae willing pay up $5 a day pak in a pubic gaage athe than use the altenatives that the univesity has given us. The Thid Steet gaage employees don t mind the students paking in the gaage, even expessed sympathy fo SJSU students who can t find paking on campus. One student who was quoted in the Daily said she had tun aound go home afte not finding a space. Taking a bus is also a viable altenative diving, one student said that the paking situation was the eason she takes the bus. "I take the bus, said Ashley Stnad, a nusing senio. "I dove one day... let s just say I ok the bus the est of the week." This is a commute campus, but we say that the univesity has not done enough ease the paking poblems. Last week the Spatan Daily eceived a lette fom an administa saying the paking fees wee due fo a aise he was not inteested in eading moe aticles about the paking poblems. The Spatan Daily has a job do. We ae hee infom students about issues that affect them. Is paking a tiesome issue? Yes, it is. We ae tied of not getting class on time. We ae hee infom students of issues that affect them. Anti-dug campaigns will have you believe that dug uses while tying convince me ty them out, mentioned how ae junlcies who ae weak, ill bain-dead, I d be a fool they "basically poison you body. Nipped that in the bud fo me. ague, especially afte some of the dug-elated situations I have seen in my day. Of couse, this ant wouldn t be complete if I didn t menthee s anothe tait that dug uses tend have that tion the new fad that s exploded on the scene ecstasy. I ve been aound it the whole scene that s spung up doesn t get enough attention, in my opinion, but affects those aound them just as bad. In fact, it is the most iitat- aound it. I ve tied it I undest how it sucks people in. It s o bad people become so eliant on it fo a good ing, intelligence insulting chaacteistic these junkies have. What is it that gets so deep within the confines of my skin, time. Afte tying explain a close fiend who was popping you ask? a good 0 2 pills a weekend fo seve al months that his Denial sums it up. I can t st tweakes who wok so had convince them- habit wasn t a healthy one, I was ld about how psychologists used pescibe a fom of the dug selves the substances they so caelessly use thei patients ease thei tensions. aen t that hamful, that they need plead That said, it goes without saying that suckthei case concened non-uses. ing down these pills, which ae usually A good example would be the duggies bought fom a stange who bought them people have deal with most: snes. fom anothe stange, ae often mixed We ve all head the idiculous aguments. with othe dugs such as cank o even heo"smoking pot is no wose than being an in when made, is pobably a healthy thing akoholic," they tell us, which is something do, ight? I won t question. Tuth be ld, the medical easons fo not What I will question, howeve, is how using this dug aen t even as convincing as that compaison means since we might the social ones. have some dinks once o twice a week, it s Any dug that foces someone listen pefectly health, fo a sne smoke DRAY MILLER stictly house music makes them willnine o 0 bowls a day. ing pay 0 bucks fo a bottle of wate is The ignoance doesn t sp thee. No eal pot smoke will go a day without busting out with the about the most bain damaging dug out thee. At least coke addicts don t ty test my patience by telling medicinal maijuana agument. Let Me set this staight fo anyone who uses this agument me li.ovi hamless theii habit is. When asked justify a semeste in which he dopped out may be eading: Just because someone with a pemanently injued back, o a case of teminal cance is pescibed school, spent eveyday at poolside snoting cocaine some weed ease the endless pain, doesn t mean you need managed blow no pun intended the bette pat of a ke moming, day night. You likely have no eal pain S40,000 life insuance policy he had cashed in on, an old high school fiend of mine esponded by saying, "I can go ease, aside fom pehaps chonic lung iitation. back next semeste." My old oommate used walce evey moning thus Honestly, I m not tying judge any of these kinds of peowalce the est of us as well hack his lungs up fo 5 solid minutes. He was one of the biggest poponents of the ple. I ve expeimented with my shae of dugs, but that s all it was expeimentation. No habits, no dependency. sne lifestyle. If you want devote you life some powde, pill o weed, Snes aen t alone in the defense of thei vices. I had some fiends get on a mushoom kick a few yeas ago. All of fine. Just admit it s taking a ll on you move on. Time will show you e only fooling youself. a sudden, the only fim they could have involved eating fungus that was dug out fom beneath a load of cow dung, Day Mille is the then going on endless walks in the woods o sitting in somespatan Daily Managing Edi. one s oom in the dak staing at glowing postes. The Fine Pint appeas Mondays. I knew shooms ween t my thing when a close fiend, [, -(v Kt. saj /icy &IttsIDE.R...4(0% CcsaC> Yos.At h *MASER. s *W. mqc Agovs-ieNs I ASS ICals404-T HAVE lotlf.c:e, CA4 CALL. Excvsi. J* IIHK C ANNA BAKAI IS DRAY MI. ER MIKE CORPOs CHRIS GIOVAN Fi I BEN Ac;i ARM-, JR At.i FARD RIMA &IA! I JASIIONG KIM; DOUGLAS RIDER ANDREA SCOTT Executive Edi Managing Edi Opinion Page Edi Spots Edi Spots Edi A&E Edi Pojects Edi Pho Edi Pho Pojects Poduction Edi IVAN IA)REDO Advetising Diec Po ISE 0 SPARIAN DAILY _ ANOTHER DIMENTIAN I JONAH PTAK ADVISERS I Mack Lundsm Jan Shaw, News; Dennis Dunleavy, Phojounalism; Tim Buke, Poduction Chief; Clyde Lawence, Advetising STAFF WRITERS I Saadia Malik, Robet Meedith, Kistin Schwan, Melinda Latham, Laua Bucicingham, Kistina Mendcza, Byn Gaziano, Kaen lmamua, Anne Wad, Feno Coce, Julian Ramos, Devin O Donnell, Tisha Sans, Lea Blevins, David Gacia, Allison Foley, Sylvia I.im, Daniel Lopez, Justine DaCosta, Theese Batbeg, Jason Cowe STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS I Ryan Balbuena, Stanley Kao, Robet Patician, EvAn Pake, Danielle ( ;alet, Niki Desautels, Kis Holl, Mi Dana, Loetta Gibqon, Anthony Regina, David Bitn I ONE WASHINGTON SQUARE I SAN JOSE, CA 9592 I (408) SDAILYMMC.S.ISU.EDU 4 TER 44\ 4 I M HOT INITERLSTED L Wy INITEKiS-TELA _ 5E:7 TEAK /4qt VINKT? (*MA" ifte MAX S GOP4C4 CA? - INE Ge An% (AD C Nollio S 504Colf T ISE...(0.", -/E o OPINION PAGE POLICY I Reades ae encouaged expess themselves on the Opinion page with lette the edi. A lette the edi is a 200-wod esponse an issue o a point of view that has appeaed in the Spatan Daily. A viewpoint is the same as a lette the edi, except it is a 400-wod esponse an issue o point of view that has appeaed in the Spatan Daily. Submissions become popety of the Spatan Daily may be edited fo claity,gamma, libel length. Submissions must contain the autho s name, addess, phone numbe, signatue majo. Submissions may be placed in the I,ettes the Edi box at the Spatan Daily office in Dwight Bentel Hall, Room 209, sent by fax (408) , at SDAILY.jmc.sjsu.edu o mailed the Spatan Daily Opinion Edi, School of Jounalism Mass Communications, San Jose State Univesity, One Washingn Squae, San Jose, CA Edtioials ae witten by, ae the consensus of the Spatan Daily edin, not the staff. Published opinions advetisements do not necessaily eflect the views of the Spatan Daily, the School of Jounalism Mass Communications, o SJSU. 4

3 4 SEPTEMBER 9, 2002 NEWS PAGE 3 PRISONER I Wolde-Semayat said he eceived thouss of encouaging lettes iool ew had at I vho it a k., continuedfom page "If I d Iciown you d all be hee, I would have teamed Amhaic," he said. Baldwin gave a hisy of Amnesty Intenational its ole in WoldeSemayat s case. "A lot of govenments ty ignoe us," Baldwin said. "They think they can just put people in jail no one s going do anything about it." He said that moe than 40 goups WTOtt lettes in suppot of WoldeSemayat that 80 membes of Congess signed a petition fo his elease. This pessue, he said, is what led the Ethiopian govenment s decision elease VVolde-Semayat. Demissie Oluma, a membe of the Ethiopian Discussion Fom, gave an induction of Wolde-Semayat, highlighting his education his wok as a human ights cusade pesident of the Ethiopian Teaches Association. Accoding a pamphlet distibuted by Oluma, Wolde-Semayat was impisoned because of his peaceful opposition the Ethiopian govenment s policies concening the decentalization of the education system. When Oluma induced WoldeSemayat, applause oaed though the oom. Eveybody sod up emained clapping fo moe than a minute. Wolde-Semayat smiled poceeded with his speech. "I thank God fo you help that allows me be hee, he said. "The only thing (Oluma) fogot mention wee all of the degees I eaned in pison." Education aid govenment couption was at the p of his agenda, VVoldeSemayat poclaimed that the cuent systems in Ethiopia ae not acceptable. Accoding Oluma, the Ethiopian People s Revolutionay Democatic Font seized conl of Ethiopia in 99, decentalized the education system ceated ethnic fedealism, the sepaation of geogaphical aeas based on ethnicity. Accoding Wolde-Semayat, within the past few yeas, Ethiopia s educational system has gone bacicwad 20 yeas because of govenment policies. He said that moe than 5 million childen who should be in school ae not because the Ethiopian govenment does not pomote education. Nine yeas ago the govenment modified the educational system spped school at gade 0. Accoding Wolde-Semayat, 253,000 students couldn t attend school last yea because only 0,000 wee allowed enoll. Accoding Tseday Alehegn, an Ethiopian national Stanfod gaduate who is cuently a membe of Amnesty Intenational, said thee is one majo univesity 0 smalle vocational colleges in all of Ethiopia. "The education policy is a national policy," Alehegn said. Wolde-Semayat said that all high school pincipals in Ethiopia ae govenment officials who wee appointed based on thei political affiliation athe than thei expeience as educas. Teaches ae not allowed discuss math, he said, because the govenment thinks they may be conspiing against them. Wolde-Semayat s involvement in the Ethiopian Teaches Association led govenment officials that vey conclusion, which led Wolde-Semayat diectly pison. Wolde-Semayat efeed the Ethiopian govenment as "pathological lias" who ceate vocational schools should not acknowledge a govenment that doesn t suppot equal ights. "I will speak out against the violation of human ights. We want unity among people. Membes of the cuent uling paty ae actually minoities in Ethiopia, Wolde-Semayat said, they ae When he discoveed that Amnesty get that the othe thee finges ae Intenational was fighting fo his pointing at themselves." Wolde-Semayat said he wants elease, he said his moale was boosted. Duing the holidays, Wolde- Ethiopian students aboad tell hin Semayat said he eceived thouss of what he should bing back the eduencouaging lettes, it ok two cation system in thei native county cas delive the almost 0,000 thinks that an intenational camchistmas cads he eceived one yea. paign fo the pomotion of education While in pison, Wolde-Semayat in Ethiopia could daw attention said that he helped educate goven- what he consides a cisis. "We need taining pogams ment officials who wee also impisoned. These officials wee the vey bette education stating vnth kindepeople that put him in pison, but gaten," he said. "We have the esponwolde-semayat said he did not see sibility poduce a hamonious society." them as the enemy. The oganizes of the event, "I went in pison a teache came out a teache," he said. "You Ethiopians Discussion Foum, the must espect,j7ople fo othe people SJSU Ethiopian Students Association Radio Ethiopia, hailed it a success. espect you. "D. Taye discussed a numbe of Accoding Wolde-Semayat, 2 pecent of the uneducated wold lives issues," said Tadesse Kassa, the in Ethiopia. If the county continues Ethiopians Discussion Foum ogantaye Wolde-Semayat, this dovmwad spial, he wans that ize. "It s impotant ecognize that anothe Rwa may be the end esult. ou govemment is killing ou educafome Ethiopian political pisone He said that violence beeds violence tion ou socioeconomic fom. It s the people of Ethiopia must "not danaging all aspects of the county, allow a sinful govenment stay in but, hopefully, if we continue in this diection, change is on the hoizon." that ae o fa away o expensive attempting dominate by ceating powe." small faction states. Besabeh Beyene, pesident of the fo students attend. Wolde-Semayat compaed the cu"if you want be in font," Wolde- ent Ethiopian govenment the SJSU Ethiopian Students Association, Recently, a school publicized it s success celebated it s one-yea Semayat said, "you must destuct the openly communist egime headed by said she was happy with the tumout Mengistu. Duing his ule, which that "a lot of geat ideas Wee annivesay. But in eality, students othes. That s what they ve done." Duing his six yeas in pison, came an end in the ealy 990s, exchanged." had been tuned away the school Wolde-Semayat spent yeas in solitay Mengistu enfoced militant policies Wolde-Semayat is cuently on a had neve been opened, he said. "The education budget is low confinement, was hcuffed fo that included esticting students u of the United States wants he said. months at a etum Ethiopia, even though the time high," eicpenses ae endued what he ights. Thouss of students wee govenment Accoding Alehegn, the calls "psychological tue." killed by govenment officials duing Ethiopian govenment wans of possi"in the beginning, I was scaed they this peiod of time, the families of ble etaliation. Euopean Commission ecently gave "I have only two aspiations," money the Ethiopian Teaches wee going kill me. I knew they the deceased wee equied pay not Association, a donation that will killed people I didn t want die," only fo the elease of the dead body, Wolde-Semayat said. That all Ethiopian childen get an education, epotedly go wad ceating a new he said. "I had keep my sanity in but fo the bullets used kill them. place I ealized that I had fight "If someone is pointing a gun at that thee is peace democacy education system. you: Wolde-Semayat said, "they fo- in Ethiopia." Wolde-Semayat said that people these people." "In the beginning, I was scaed that they wee going kill me. I knew they killed people I didn t want die. I had keep my sanity in place I ealized that I had fight these people." DEGREES I Some students hope change caees continuedfom page become scace, many who have obtained a bachelo s degee opted stay in school, she said. Since infomation science is a sevice field, Woolls said that its students do not only wok in libaies, but also in vaious businesses copoations. "No matte what they did, leaning how find, use evaluate infomation is an incedible ol," she said Caol Chistensen, associate dean of the College of Applied Sciences Ats, expessed the same sentiment as Woolls. She said as the employment maket in Silicon Valley tightens, many people find the technology industy be stessful. "Since technology is not the coe of what we do, some students etun school fo a second degee change thei caee fields," she said. As is inevitable with high enollment, the lack of teaching facilities faculty may pesent cetain poblems. Ibahim, acicnowledged this fact, said that the gaduate studies eseach depatment is woking closely with othe depatments accommodate the ise in gaduate student enollment. "This is not supising, due unemployment," he said. "Retuning students who used take one o two classes a semeste now enoll in fou five." Besides the economic downtun, Ibahim also cedited the enollment incease the ecuitment wok that his depatment did last yea. "Instead of ecuiting students fo popula gaduate pogams, we ty look at pogams with an unused capacity ty populate those by tageting a niche maket," he said. exhibitions though Fticlay. The exhibition will un fom 0 a.m. 4 in the at Industial Studies buildine. Fo moe infomation contact Bill o Nicole at KSJS pesents Tuneful Tuesdays-Hank Lopez Community Cente Beak Dances. Fom noon in the Student Union Amphitheate. Fo moe infomation contact Michelle o Gabby at Studies buildinp. Fo moe infomation contact Bill o Nicole at DEFENSE Point. - Click. Read. www. continuedfom page couse is pactical because student, can play out possible scenaios with thei instucs. The instucs wea potective suits so pogam paticipants can use thei fighting techniques without using caution. "[The students] eally like it it s a moe pactical appoach," Pak said. "They get use what they lean at full f, uvo " SPARTA GUIbE Spata Gtikle is povided fee of chage student,s faculty staff membes. The deadline fo enties is noon thee woking days befoe the desied publication date. Enty foms ae available in the 5patan Daily Office in Dwig_ht Bentel Hall, Room Space estictions may equie editing of submissions. Enties ae pinted in the ode in whtch they ae eceived. TODAY SJSU Catholic Campus Ministy Daily Mass will be held at the SJSU CCM Chapel located on the come of 0th San Calos Steets next Robet s Bookse. Mass times ae Mon. -Fi. 2:0 Sunday a.m. 5 Fo moe infomation contact Siste Macia at Pide of the Pacific Isls Pide of the Pacific Isls %vill hold a club meeting fom 5:30 6:30 in the Cosnoan oom in the Student Union. Fo moe infomation contact Kimbely Sylveste at (45) The Caee Cente will be taking students fo dop-in appointments fom :30 3:30 in the Caee Cente (Building F). Fo moe infomation contact the Caee Resouce Cente at sispiit.og sispig will have a labyinth set up on the Seventh Steet volleyball cout. Fo moe infomation contact Chaplain Roge Whan at A.S. Campus Receation Adventue: hip-hop class session one is scheduled fo 7:30 in the Event Cente. Fo moe infomation contact Matt McNamaa at TUESDAY Nuses Chistian Fellowship The Nuses Chistian Fellowship is having a community-building event at :30 a.m. in the Pacheco oom in the Student Union. Fo moe infomation contact Diane Stegmei at SJSU Social Dance Club The Social Dance Club will have cha-cha lessons. Beginning lesson is at 7 intemediate lesson begins at 8 in SPX89. Eveyone is welcome. Fo moe infomation contact SDC at 924-SPIN, o check Black Alliance fo Scientists Enginees The Black Alliance fo Scientists Enginees is having its fist meeting of the semeste at 7 in the Almaden oom in the Student Union. Fo moe infomation contact Chistine at SJSU Catholic Campus Ministy Daily Mass will be held at the SJSU CCM Chapel located on the come of 0th San Calos steets next Robet s Bookse. Mass times ae Mon. -Fi. 2:0 Sunday a.m. 5 Fo moe infomation contact Siste Macia at A.S. Campus Receation Adventue goup is having a bellydance class fom 7:30 8:30 in the Event Cente. Fo moe infomation, contact Matt McNamaa The Caee Cente s Depatment of Rehabilitation will be taking students fo dop-in appointments fom 0 a.m. in the Caee Cente (Building F). Fo moe infomation contact the Caee Resouce Cente at Wok IV will be taking students fo dop-in appointments fom 2 4 in the Caee Cente (Building F). Fo moe infomation contact the Caee Resouce Cente at The Caee Cente will be taking students fo dop-in appointments fom :30 3:30 in the Caee Cente (Building F). Fo moe infomation contact the Caee Resouce Cente at Depatment of Nutition Food Science Ty the latest in body fat testing: Bioelectic Impedance. Fom 8 a.m. 9 a.m. in the Cental Classoom building, Room 22. Fo moe infomation contact Shey Adamski at FM KSJS Gound Zeo Radio SJSU Amateu Radio Club The amateu adio club is holding a geneal meeting at :5 in Engineeing Room 376. Fo moe infomation contact David Reichad at o adiodavettigc.og. The will be having student galleies at exhibitions though Fiday. The exhibition will un fom 0 a.m. 4 in the at Industial The will be having student galleies at eceptions. The exbition will un fom 6 8 in the at Industial Studies buildine. Fo moe infomation contact Bill o Nicole at Tuesday night lectue seies: Pofessional film television poduce Messdaghi will pesent clips fom some of his woks. Fom 5 6 in At oom 33. Fo moe infomation contact Jo Hemez at WEDNESDAY Global Studies Institute The Global Studies Institute is having its monthly foum. Subject fo this month is SJSU as a global leaning community. Foum uns fom 3 4:30 in the Povost s confeence oom, Administation building, fist floo. Fo moe infomation contact D. Joseph Ole at o SJSU Intefaith Sevice Sjspiit.og, Catholic Campus Ministy, Muslim student association the Jewish Student Union ae moving thei intefaith sevice, Wods ofemembance, Wods of Hope the Baett balloom in the Student Union fom noon Fo moe infomation contact Bynne Speize at Depatment of Nutition Food Science (weekly Tues. Wed.) Ty the latest in body fat testing: Bioelectic Impedance. Fom 8 a.m. 9 a.m. in the Cental Classoom Building oom 22. Fo moe infomation contact Shey Adamski at SJSU Catholic Campus Ministin Daily Mass will be held at the SJSU CCM Chapel located on th, come of 0th San Calos Steets next Robet s Bookse. Mass times ae Mon. -Fi. 2:0 Sunday a.m. 5 Fo moe infomation contact Siste Macia at COM A.S. Campus Receation Thee is a pe-tip meeting fo the ock climb weekend at 5 in the Fieside oom in the A.S. house. Fo moe infomation contact Matt McNamaa at Accounting Intens Intenship Oppotunities at EMQ in San Joie Fa mthes come fist at FM() Founded in 867 a state-wid leade whee sevices ae wapped aound childen & We need &vent, enegetic, ceative meta, ated people join the bect bightest in the field The Caee Cente will be taking students fo dop-in appointments fom :30 3:30 in the Caee Cente (Building F). Fo moe infomation contact the Caee Resouce Cente at EMQ is looking fo financial aid eligible wok study students that want expeience in accounting. pefoming bank econciliation ensuing intenal conl. Ability meet deadlines sng MS Excel skills a must. The will be having student galleies at exhibitions though Fiday. The exhibition will un fom 0 a.m. 4 in the at industial studies buildings. Fo moe infomation contact Bill o Nicole at Locations in: San Benadino Los Gas San Jose Campbell. Sacamen Favhind Masnez R Los Banns Fax esume le, (408) EITIMil esume. pobsgeno Tel (408) awe, ene og eemq Chilihn & Faouk So,,-EE i:tatil I hop (Plnd you hythm.) Agnial Oa, The will be having ctudent gaileie, at k" ot silicon valley an english ministy fo eveyone Re an Angel... Donate Eggs! If you ae 2-30 yeas old, healthy, bight & esponsible: Call Family Fetility Cente All nationalities needed G eneous C,,,nipensation sunday woship :00pm sunday school fo all ages Need in Me? Git* Ulf; a caii we will pick you up. Positions avaklable fo VilostuotPal so loado Clvidnin s Di,ec V. SJ pas paul lee 8 58 Univesity Ave nue L os Als. CA cx svepacbei.nei eww.comesn ochuatitet (74k-A xitave am 0. ON Tel P00. STA on em", vi.ai

4 4"-- PAGE 4 NEWS SEPTEMBER Laws aim 79/changed U.S. fo good bad, Califonians say in poll at bette ai, wate quality SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Califonians say a lot of good bad changes have occued in the United States since Sept., many believe moe teoist attacks ae imminent with Califonia as a likely taget, accoding a Field Poll eleased Sunday. Ninety pecent of the votes suveyed said last yea s teoist attacks made Ameicans moe patiotic, while 82 pecent said the county also is moe feaful. Othe positives included Ameicans becom- Old gowth tees, washing machine wate use among legislation signed by Davis LOS ANGELES (AP) Gov. Gay Davis signed legislation Sunday impove Califonia wate ai quality, induding potecting the public fom isks associated with ocket fuels. Othe new laws encouage the potection of old gowth tees equie the poduction of washing machines that use less wate. One new law, SB822, calls fo limits on the amount of Pechloate allowed in gound wate. The xic chemical is found in ocket fiiel, some explosives fetilizes. It can damage the thyoid gl, which egulates the body s metabolism. Unde the new law, state officials must agee on the limits by Januay 2003 begin enfocing them the following yea. No othe state has established Pechloate goundwate stads. "I believe this is evidence of ou effots impove wate quality in this state impove Califonia s dinking wate," Davis said in a confeence call with epotes. The law will also help companies that use pechloate know what potective measues they need take, said the bill s autho, state Sen. Byon She, D-Palo Al. A second law, SB82, ceates a foest cabon egisty that could one day enable lownes eceive cedits fo educing geenhouse gasses. Unde the law, companies pivate lownes may voluntaily egiste foest pojects that can be shown educe geen house gasses such as cabon dioxide. The law complements anothe voluntay egisty that lets companies egiste the quantity of thei geenhouse gas emissions with state authoities. State officials hope companies will be able use the egisties in the futue show whethe they have educed thei emissions. She, who also authoed the foesty law, said it will encopage timbe companies ai! foest owiss.tc)..ptect old-gowtg tees such as the Sequoias eplant tees. Davis signed fou othe envionmental bills in law Sunday, including AB6, which equies the ceation of sticte wate efficiency stads fo esidential washing machines by A simila law exists fo commecial washes. Unde SB808, the Office of Planning Reseach is equied epot annually on the status of the state s envionmental goals policies. Anothe law, AB7, evises taining pocedues fo small wastewate facilities. Finally, AB393 seeks make wate boads moe efficient by pemitting boade discussions in peheaing confeences. Moist delives sy diectly newspape edi STOCKTON (AP) A Sckn man cashed a Cadillac in the local newspape, teaing a hole in the wall flinging ubble acoss the office of the edi in chief Police aested Johnny Maiano Aong, 34, on suspicion of possession of a conlled substance fo sale, diving unde the influence, esisting aest violating paole. Police said Aong was speeding aound a.m. Satuday, an seveal taffic lights, then an in a taffic light The Recod s building. The ca cashed though ganite slabs on the outside of the building disintegated dywall, but didn t make it all the way though hoizontal steel bas, said copy edi Fankie Boem. No one was in that aea of the building when it was hit, but this is at least the thid time someone has cashed in that potion of the building in the last fou yeas, Boem said. People tend speed past the building located in downwn Sckn, Boem said. Edi Jim Gold has moved an unoccupied office in the building. Poduction was not slowed down.,,,,,, 4, Chi ing moe inoc mole Lulu ly-oiented moe secue. The negatives included the county being less leant, moe belligeent in its foeign policy, less optimistic less democatic. Eighty-thee pecent of those questioned this Septembe said they believe moe attacks ae likely occu somewhee in the United States. Of those asked whethe they believe Califonia is a likely taget, 66 pecent said yes. Califonians suveyed said positive wok has WASHINGTON (AP) Sadd.,in Hussein is aggessively seeking nuclea biological weapons the "the United States may well BAGHDAD, Iaq (AP) Iaq become the taget* of an attack, Vice denied epots it is tying collect Pesident Dick Cheney said Sunday mateial fo nuclea weapons as the Bush administation pessed its building up sites once tageted by case fo ppling the Iaqi leade. U.N. inspecs, saying Sunday the Cheney p administation claims wee lies spead by the officials ok the Sunday talk United States Bitain justify shows as pat of Pesident Bush s an attack. effot convince the public, The denial came as Pesident Congess othe counties that Bush has begun taking his case fo action against Saddam is ugently possible militay action against Iaq needed. The officials cited the Sept. his allies, meeting the day befoe attacks in malting the case that the with Bitish Pime Ministe Blai at wold cannot wait find out Camp David pepaing whethe the Iaqi pesident has weapons of mass destuction. "The poblem hee is that thee will gence gatheed ove the past 2 always be some uncetainty about months 4 months, said Saddam how quickly he can acquie nuclea has the technical expetise weapons. But we don t what the designs fo a nuclea weapon, has smoking gun be a mushoom been seeking a type of aluminum tube cloud," national secuity advise needed enich uanium fo a Condoleezza Rice ld CNN s "Late weapon. The tubes have been inteedition." cepted though one known channel, "How long ae we going wait Cheney said. deal with what is clealy a gatheing "We know we have a pat of the pictheat against the United States, tue that pat of the pictue tells against ou allies against his own us that he is in fact actively egion?" aggessively seeking acquie Added Defense Secetay Donald nuclea weapons," Cheney said. H. Rumsfeld on CBS s "Face the Cheney said he did not know fo Nation": "Imagine, a Septembe sue whethe Saddam aleady has a with weapons of mass destuction. nuclea weapon. Gen. Richad It s not 3,000; it s tens of thouss of Myes, chaiman of the Joint Chiefs innocent men, women childen," of Staff, said he did not think so. Cheney said on NBC s "Meet the Bush will addess the United Pess" that the United States is justi- Nations on Thusday build his case fied in stiking any county it believes fo action against Iaq. But Secetay is planning an attack against of State Colin Powell said whateve Ameica, applying the Bush adminis- the United Nations decides, Bush tation s new foeign policy doctine will eseve the ight go it alone on pe-emptive militay action against Iaq. Iaq. "The pesident will etain all of his Cheney, citing unspecified intelli- authoity options act in a way Nuclea weapon seach denied delive a key speech at the United Nations this week. sngest voice in Blai the suppot of Bush amid much Euopean citicism said Sunday he believed that those opposed action would change thei minds afte seeing evidence of the theat that Iaqi leade Saddam Hussein allegedly poses. Blai ld Sky news television that citics ae asking "sensible questions," but said they "can be convinced if they see the evidence." that may be appopiate fo us act unilateally defend ouselves," Powell said on "Fox News Sunday." Bush outlined a new doctine in June waning he will take "pe-emptive action, when necessay, defend ou libety defend ou lives." He mentioned no specific nations at the time. On Sunday, Cheney pointed a finge diectly at Iaq. Citics, some of them in counties allied with the United States, have questioned whethe militay action achieve the U.S. govenment s goal of ovethowing Saddam Hussein fom powe is legal unde intenational law. Asked about the citicism, Cheney said in the case of Iaq, such action is justified. "If we have eason believe someone is pepaing an attack against the U.S., has developed that capability, habos those aspiations, then I think the U.S. is justified in dealing with that, if necessay, by militay foce," Cheney said. Powell added, "When you can South= Baptist ckuivention-caigegation, pas David McKinley uged woshippes ovecome thei bitteness " do justly, live with mecy walk humbly with you God." He also asked them pay fo Ameica s leades show suppot fo police, fiefightes othe emegency wokes whom he called "eal heoes." "You can st up pove we ae a nation unde God," Mc Ki nley said. The Madison, Tenn., Chuch of Chist posted a sign that ead "Hono Ou Heoes" daped a giant U.S. flag behind the pulpit. The moe than,000 woshippes sang "God Bless Ameica," Nashville Police Sgt. Tey Ashley, weaing his unifom, led the congegation in paye. "Fo ou county, Lod, we ask you suound us with you angels, potect us keep us safe fom those who would wish see us fall," he said. "Build us up keep us sng in those Chistian pinciples that made us a geat nation." =Gibe Assuciatd Pess Clegy nationwide sought daw moal lessons fom tagedy comfot chuchgoes duing the Sunday sevices befoe Sept.. A Texas pas uged congegants let go of thei ange ove the teoist attacks "live with mecy." The nation s p Momon official said the devastation was a eminde cheish life. Seveal peaches uged Ameicans pay fo the nation as the wa continued. Roman Catholic Cadinal William Keele of Baltimoe, spealcing students families at the College of Note Dame of Mayl, noted the victims wee fom many economic, social eligious backgounds. "They wee Ameican. They wee you me all of us, ou heats wee pofoundly ubled by what happened on that day," Keele said. At Pesnwood Baptist Chuch in Plano, Texas, a 22,000- DUBAI, United Aab Emiates Al-Qaida consideed (AP) stiking U.S. nuclea facilities in the Sept. attacks hasn t uled out nuclea attacks in the futue, an Aab television epote who inteviewed two plottes of the teo attacks said Sunday. Yosi Fouda, coespondent fo the satellite station Al-Jazeea, ld the Associated Pess that he was taken, blindfolded, a secet Pakistan location meet Khalid Shaikh Mohammed Ramzi Binalshibh in a June inteview aanged by al-qaida opeatives. Fouda said he waited until now ai the audiotaped inteview it is scheduled un Thusday on al-jazeea because he wanted include it in a documentay making the annivsa,y of the attacks. A videotape of al-qaida leade Osama bin Laden eleased by U.S. officials in Decembe fo many established al-qaida s esponsibility fo Sept.. Fouda said Mohammed Binalshibh spell out the link even moe clealy. U.S. officials egad Mohammed as a p al-qaida leade believe he is still planning attacks against U.S. inteests. U.S. officials say Binalshibh was a membe of a Hambug-based cell led by Mohammed Atta, the suspected lead hijacke on Sept.. "I am the head of the al-qaida militay committee Ramzi (Binalshibh) is the coodina of the "Holy Tuesday opeation," Fouda quoted Mohammed as saying. Sept., 200, fell on a Tuesday....Thecsa-Mc.L.lemott, who. attawded sevices at the kwh.family Chuch in Chicago, said she hoped Ameicans would think about a peaceful esponse teoism while emembeing the attacks. "We have be econciles think how can we do away with some of this hated," she said. In Utah, Godon B. Hincldey, pesident of the Chuch ofjesus Chist of Latte-day Saints, eleased a statement in advance of Momon memoial events scheduled fo Wednesday. He said the United States emained "shocked dismayed at the infamy of the cowadly attacks," but continued espond with geat esolve. "Fom the smoke ashes of New Yok, Washingn, D.C. Pennsylvania has aisen a geate sense of unity pupose in idding the eath of evil poviding fo the feedom secuity of all people," Hincldey said. "Occasions of this lcind pull us up shaply a ealization that life is fagile, peace is fagile, civilization itself is fagile." Study finds 40 dug eos daily in hospitals CHICAGO (AP) Nloc than 40 potentially hamful dug eos daily wee found on aveage in hospitals in a new study, yet anothe epot on a woisome poblem egulas ae wolcing emedy. The most common eos wee giving hospitalized patients medication at the wong time o not at all, eseaches found in a study of 36 hospitals nusing homes in Coloado Geogia. Eos occued in nealy one of five doses in a typical, 300-bed hospital, which tanslates about two eos pe patient daily. Seven pecent of the eos wee consideed potentially hamful. The study, which did not evaluate death o injuy ates, is published in Sept. 9th s Achives of Intenal Medicine. It is based on data collected in 999. The ates ae simila those in othe epots on dug eos, but the new study highlights a specific point in the pocess of getting a dug a patient: administeing eos" made by nuses o othe hospital staffes afte a doc has popely pescibed a dug. Othe studies focused on culle steps, such as docs pescibing the wong dug, o phamacists incoectly eading a doc s messy hwit- mg. It s a majo poblem, not a mino poblem, it doesn t lend itself an easy solution," said eseache Kenneth Bake, an Aubun Univesity pofesso of phamacy cae systems. Bake colleagues evaluated hospitals accedited by the Joint Commission on Acceditation of Healthcae Oganizations, nonaccedited hospitals nusing facilities. Eo ates wee simila, egadless of whethe an institution was accedited. The eseaches said thei findings suppot implications in a highly publicized 999 Institute of Medicine epot suggesting that the nation s hospitals have "majo systems poblems." The 0M epot said medical eos contibute moe than I mil- lion injuies op 98,000 deaths annually. Health cae wokes tained fo the new study wee sent on -site ecoded eos duing 8 days of obsevation. Potentially hamful eos included ovedoses instances when nuses failed give patients pescibed medication. The study follows the Joint Commissions ecent announcement of six safety stads it will equie stating in Januay educe medical eos. The hospital egulay agency accedits most of the nation s 6,000 hospitals. The new stads include deming bette methods of peventing dug eos, hospitals that don t measue up could isk losing acceditation fedeal money. MAYO CIA N IC SUMMER III FOR JUNIOR NURSING STUDENTS We invite you exploe the Sumine III Student Nusing Expeience with Mayo Clinic in Rocheste. Minnesota This pogam Is fo junio yea students of a fou yea baccalaueate nusing pogam Summe III begins in ealy June lasts fo 0 weeks. Summe III Is a paid. supevised nusing pogam exposing the student a boad ange of diect indiect patient cae settings on Inpatient sugical units Mayo Nusing was awaded the Magnet Hospital Recognition Status fo Excellence in Nusing Sevice by the Ameican Nuses Cedentialing Cente. 44,4444 4,0 ese Cuisine Fo moe Infomation about the Summe III pogam. *asp visit ou website o contact 0 Box Luneh 60 Ill f.nteng Available if do delive "f.splanade F la k Atnn Civiet II l ili I i Pk I 4/"0C\ 6- Illoc- il;,-not- h Of- -Sitnt a Claa if Vtilf sionl Detwile t 3d 4th S tee o :7 iattereinueffilinfille=///60/einni F4 Spiitual Guidance & Education Milye COY* Application Deadline: Human Resouces. OE 4 Januay st Steet SW. Rocheste, MN ph winell summe34pnvi We accept: VISA MC AMEX MS I intecept a teoist act that is heading you way o you can deal with a egime o a situation befoe it comes a cisis level theatens you, then it is an option that you should keep in mind on the table." Iaq s vice pesident denied Sunday that his county is tying collect nuclea mateial o building up sites that U.N. weapons inspecs used visit. Taha Yassin Ramadan, speaking epotes in Baghdad, chaged that the United States Bitain ae seelcing an excuse attack Iaq. "They ae telling lies lies make othes believe them," Ramadan said. Bush administation officials expessed deep skepticism about giving Saddam anothe chance open up his county U.N. weapons inspecs. Officials say Bush is consideing giving Saddam a last-ditch deadline on weapons inspecs. "The issue is not inspecs o inspections. That is a ol," Powell said. "Disamament is the issue. And we will stay focused on that, we believe that egime change is the suest way make sue that it s disamed." Cheney said that if the United States led an attack on Iaq, Ameican foces would have stay thee fo a polonged peiod aftewad ensue "we sod up a new govenment helped the Iaqi people decide how they want goven themselves until thee was a peaceful stability." Wa could be vey costly, he said. But, he added, "The dange of an attack against the U.S. by someone with the weapons that Saddam Hussein now possesses o is acquiing is fa moe costly than what it would cost us go deal with this poblem." TV epote: plottes uled out n -attacks Pass ecall 9/ ll duing Sunday woship, find solace in faith FOOD TO GO I Califonhins also wen: soilievildi pleased with the job the media has done in epoting about potential teoist theats. Foty-one pecent of those polled statewide said the media is stiking the ight balance, while 36 pecent said the pess is scaing the public by epoting o much. Nineteen pecent the media ae not epoting enough. The telephone suvey was conducted fom Aug. 23 Sept. 3 with 507 egisteed votes. The suvey has a 4.5 pecent magin of eo. Cheney intensifies Iaq alet ESEMEMER ifann if" ceehunn ( mutat I unh Mann ( len Dad, insed Sunda, been done hell, the.ounty some aeas, while impovements ae still needed elsewhee. Foty-one pecent said a lot has been done help ailine secuity 38 pecent said militay capabilities have impoved a lot. Convesely, only 2 pecent said the nation has pepaed a lot fo compute secuity fom cybe-attacks 9 pecent said they believe a lot had been done sckpile emegency antibiotics phamaceuticals. L oeuc weu.siie To cm

5 SEPTEMBER 9_ 2002 NEWS PAGE 5 UPD CAMPUS CRIME BLOTTER 8 The UPD Cime Blotte is a epoducoiogn oufn fehses poot Itilcee wdies ep a s tpme 7i f te dm etdhi ae of the Cime Blotte will be fom Fiday Fiday. The actual media log is available the geneal public at the UPD Communications Cente 24 08/30/02 MEDICAL 2:08 DWIGHT BENTEL HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR MEDICAL AID. 09/0/02 ALCOHOL 2:4 a.m. SEVENTH/KEYES Summay: ONE PERSON WAS ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK IN PUBLIC. TENTH/SAN SALVADOR Summay: SUBJECT WAS CITED AND RELEASED FOR DRIVING WITHOUT A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE. VEHICLE WAS TOWED. BURGLARY 3:02 FOURTH STREET GARAGE. Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR THE THEFT OF A CAR STEREO FROM A LOCKED CAR IN FOURTH STREET GARAGE. DISTURBANCE 9:35 a.m. UCHIDA HALL Summay: SUBJECT WAS CITED AND RELEASED FOR LODGING ON CAMPUS. 09/03/02 INCIDENT 7:22 a.m. SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Summay: A LOST PROPERTY REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A LOST POLICE BADGE INCIDENT 5:36 SEVENTH/SAN SALVADOR. Summay: AN INCIDENT REPORT WAS TAKEN REGARDING A STUDENT RECEIVING MISLEADING E -MAILS. DRUGS 9:55 JOE WEST HALL. Summay: ONE SUBJECT, TVVO JUVENILES WERE CITED AND RELEASED FOR POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA. 08/3/02 DRUNK DRIVING 2:8 a.m. TENTH/SAN SALVADOR. Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE. MISSING PERSON 9:4 a.m. WASHBURN HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A MISSING PERSON WHO WAS LATER FOUND. VEHICLE 5:28 HUMBOLDT LOT Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR SOMEONE TAMPERING WITH A VEHICLE AT HUMEiOLDT LOT. TRAFFIC 8: TENTH/SAN ANTONIO Summay: SUBJECT WAS CITED AND RELEASED FOR DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE, VEHICLE WAS TOWED VEHICLE STOP :02 ELEVENTH/KEYES Summay: SUBJECT WAS CITED AND RELEASED FOR DRIVING ON AN EXPIRED LICENSE, VEHICLE WAS TOWED FOR EXPIRED REGISTRATION. TRAFFIC 0:56 a.m. FOURTHNVILLIAM Summay: WAS CITED AND RELEASED VING WITHOUT A DRIVER S VEHICLE WAS TOWED. SUBJECT FOR DRILICENSE. BATTERY 0:36 TENTH STREET Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR BATTERY AND AN OUTSTANDING MISDEMEANOR WARRANT. DRUGS : JOE WEST HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA AND TAMPERING WITH FIRE EQUIPMENT. BATTERY 2:59 a.m. FRATERNITY/SORORITY HOMES Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR BATTERY. 09/02/02 ALCOHOL 3:03 a.m. SEVENTH STREET PLAZA Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK IN PUBLIC AND WAS TAKEN TO THE SOBERING STATION. ALCOHOL 4:23 a.m. SEVENTH STREET GARAGE Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK IN PUBLIC. ALCOHOL 9:3 0th STREET GARAGE Summay: TVVO SUBJECTS WERE CITED FOR A MINOR IN POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL. ONE WAS CITED FOR FURNISHING ALCOHOL TO A MINOR. TRAFFIC :55 INCIDENT 9:20 a.m. Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A LOST PARKING PERMIT. THEFT 9:39 a.m. 0th STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A STOLEN PARKING PERMIT. INCIDENT :6 a.m. HEALTH BUILDING Summay: AN INCIDENT REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR DOCUMENTATION OF PHONE CALLS REGARDING CHILD CUSTODY MATTERS hous a day, seven days a week. UPD is esticted by law fom including cetain items in the media log the UPD dispatche on duty will not povide any infomation not peviously included in the media log. If you have questions, comments o concens egading the UPD Cime Blotte o any othe potion of the UPD Newsgoup, please feel fee contact Captain Buce Lowe by telephone (408) o at loweb@sjsu.edu. You can have the UPD Weekly Cime Blotte sent you by by subscibing the UPD News Goup. ACCIDENT NO INJURY 7:56 a.m. SEVENTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A NON -INJURY ACCIDENT THAT OCCURED IN THE SEVENTH STREET GARAGE. 09/05/02 DRUGS 2:45 Location. ENGINEERING Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE 359. MEDICAL 8:7 a.m. SEVENTH/MARGARET Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A MEDICAL AID. TRAFFIC 5:7 SEVENT STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A VEHICLE THAT WAS HIT IN SOUTH GARAGE WHILE PARKED. INCIDENT 8:58 a.m. SEVENTH/SAN SALVADOR Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A LOST PARKING PERMIT. INCIDENT 5:24 FOURTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A CELL PHONE LOST IN WEST GARAGE. INCIDENT 9:0 a.m. MACQUARRIE HALL Summay: SUBJECT WAS SERVED WITH AN ORDER REMOVING CONSENT TO REMAIN ON CAMPUS. MEDICAL 7:0 STUDENT UNION Summay: REPORT TAKEN FOR A MEDICAL AID AT THE STUDENT UNION, SUBJECT TRANSPORTED TO SAN JOSE EMERGENCY ROOM. ACCIDENT NO INJURY 9:52 a.m. SEVENTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A NON -INJURY ACCIDENT IN SOUTH GARAGE. ANNOYING PHONE CALL 3:03 ROYCE HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR OBSENE PHONE CALLS. INCIDEN :02 SIXTH/SAN SALVADOR Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR AN INCIDENT REGARDING A REPORT OF A THEFT FROM THE 7- ELEVEN STORE. INCIDENT 8:24 SWEENEY HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A FOUND BICYCLE. STOLEN VEHICLE 2:55 SEVENTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A VEHICLE THAT WAS STOLEN OUT OF SOUTH GARAGE. TRAFFIC 8:34 FOURTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A NON -INJURY HIT AND RUN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. INCIDENT 4:08 SEVENTH/SAN SALVADOR Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A LOST PERMIT. VANDALISM 9:35 HOOVER HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR VANDALISM OF A WINDOW. BICYCLE 7:53 0th STREET GARAGE Summay: BICYCLE IMPOUNDED FOR BEING IMPROPERLY SECURED TO A HANDRAIL AT THE NORTH GARAGE BICYCLE 09/04/02 ACCIDENT NO INJURY 7:20 a.m. SEVENTH STREET GARAGE Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR A NON -INJURY ACCIDENT THAT OCCURED IN THE SOUTH GARAGE. EMPLOYMENT Geneal TUTORS WANTED 7th/8th gade AVID pogam Tue Thu Fi $7 h Call Anne (408) x 42 THE OLD SPAGHETTI FACTORY is cuently hiing pat-time seves (2 o olde) No expeience equied Must be available evennis & weekends Please apply in peson pm, Mon thu Thu at 5 N San Pedo. San Jose WAREHOUSE POSITION Available Monday - Fiday Paffull Time 0am 7pm Detail oiented ode pulle $8 00 pe hou Wok fo a company that tuly appeciates its staff Apply in peson Monday -Fiday 8am 5pm 404 S. 7th St San Jose Cone of 7th & Alma PHYSICAL THERAPY- Need a FT Physical Theapist wok fo an excellent company in Salinas Gaduates welcome, Excellent oppotunity gowth advancement $20/h Call Elizabeth at o physicianetwok Otani com THEATER, MANNERS DANCE INSTRUCTORS fo childen Theate Mannes taining povided -7 hous pe week Up $25 00 pe hou Must have expeience woking with childen Must have ca Call Caol - 408/ o tax esume 408/ o Caolomodtheatefun com PART TIME SHIPPING CLERK in Sunnyvale - Intenet Company Music CDs DVDs Videos Call Ean Exta Money PART TIME selling locally Send esume with cove lette Edge Distibution PO Box 962 Rogue Rive. OR FOOD SERVICE / ESPRESSO BAR / HOST PT avail All shifts Busy estauant in Sunnyvale $0 00-$0.25 stat Call Wendy Olt (408) o RECEPTIONIST/ OPTOMETRY Asst Pat-time. excellent people skills a must. good caee state. will tain. no expeience necessay ABCOM PRIVATE SECURITY GROOMER S ASST. / KENNEL Student Fiendly - Will Tain All Shifts Open - Gave Bonus help needed fo small exclusive shop kennel PT. Tues-Sat Must be eliable. honest. able WELCOME BACK SPARTANS! do physical wok Pefe exp Local valet company in seach woking w/ dogs. but will tain of enthusiastic enegetic Geat oppty fo dog love Can individuals wok at neaby FAX esume 408/ o malls. hotels & pivate events. Call FT/PT available We will wok IMMEDIATE OPENING aound you busy school PLAYMATE schedule Must have clean DMV Lots of fun & ean good BIG BROTHER o BIG SISTER Wok with 8 yea old boy in Los money Call Gas Must be kind. fun. patient. RAPIDLY EXPANDING Nat l athletic ceative enegetic Health & Nutition mktg fim MUST HAVE CAR & XLNT seeking mobs/. indiv assist in REFERENCES woking with aea dev t Taining povided CHILDREN. SPECTACULAR Flex hs SALARY & HOURS. Will wok aound school schedule Please CAMPUS INSURANCE SERVICE call Shai o is seeking a pat-time cleical Fax esume peson Duties include heavy filing & woking with the mail *SERVERS* COCKTAILERS No typing skills ae equied A SECURITY good comm of the English SOUTH FIRST BILLIARDS language. both witten & oal. is Apply in Peson equied Flexible hous. based 42C S Fist St San Jose on you schedule. howeve hous a week is eq $8 00/h RECEPTIONIST, M-F Mimed Call Leah at opening 2-6pm $9 00 stat Call Ry 4z) schedule an inteview VALET PARKERS Pat-time, evenings & weekends in Los Gas Saaga Must be neat in appeaance with good cusme sevice skills Must be able dive a 5 speed have a valid CDL Immediate opening & flexible schedules tips available Ean $7-$8Th Please call Golden Gate Valet P/T, UP TO 4.95/HR pepaing mailings Seious apply No selling Call (626) BARTENDER Tainees Needed $250day potential Local posthons ext 559. EMPLOYMENT Childcae CHILDCARE FOR 3 CHILDREN. w special needs Psych o Special Ed students pefeed hs/wk 5560/mo, PLUS oom & boad. Call IMMEDIATE OPENING PLAYMATE BIG BROTHER 0 BIG SISTER Wok wth 8 yea old boy in Los Gas Must be kind, fun, patient. athletic. ceative, enegetic MUST HAVE CAR 8, XLNT REFERENCES woking with CHILDREN. SPECTACULAR SALARY & HOURS. Will wok aound school schedule Please call Shai o Fax esume DAILY CLASSIFIED - LOCAL RATES 3n3osal ihis ii iisd sizis2 d EMPLOYMENT Education/Schools SNAREDNOUSING WORD PROCESSING INSTRUCTION SERVICES SMILE CHOICE DENTAL PLAN APPLICANTS WANTED (includes cosmetic) $69 00 pe study Pat IV of The Uantia yea Save 30% - 60% Fo in Book Ean $ fo details call O visit www evendawad com www studentdental com o www goldenwestdental com ta adb $500 WEEKLY POTENTIAL mailing ou ciculas Fee nfomation Call Cetain edvetlsements in these columns may efe the eade specific telephone numbes o eddesses fo infomation addltioni Classified eades should be eminded that. when making these futhe contacts. they should equie complete Infomation befoe sending money fo goods o sevices In addition. eades should caefully investigate aff fims offeing employment listings o coupon fo discount vocations o mechend se. FRAUD 9:36 a.m. JOE WEST HALL Summay: A REPORT WAS TAKEN FOR AN INCIDENT IN JOE WEST HALL. ACROSS Competent Small jobs Piummei QR - Takenn Tonalo jolly 67 Xi; wswod LILIULILICILILILILILIULQUUJLQUILILILILIQUILIJULI / , F ive Fou One Two Thee Days Days Days Day Days $9 $ $3 3 lines $5 $7 Rate inceases $2 fo each additional line pe ad Rate inceases $2 fo each additional day FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS; 20. consecutive issues eceive 0% off 40 consecutive issues eceive 296 oft 50. consecutive issues eceive 256 off Local ates apply Santa Claa County advetises SaSU students. staff & faculty Fist line in bold fo 0 exta chage up 25 spaces Additional wods may be set in bold type at a pe ad chage of $3 pe wod Please check 32 W Addess one classification: ( ty Stele Decode ;eeie Send check o money ode : (No Cedit Cads Accepted) Spatan Daily Classifieds San Jose State Univesity San Jose, CA Classified desk is located in Dwight Bente Hall. Room 209 Deadline 0 00 a m two weekdays befoe publication All ads ae pepaid III No etunds on canceled ads Rates fo consecutive publication dates only W OUESTIONS7 CALL (408) Lost Found* Announcements Campus Clubs Geek Messages Events Voluntees Fo Sale Elecnics Wanted Employment Oppotunities Rental Housing _ Shaed Housing _Real Estate _Sevices Health,Beauty _Spots/Thnits _Insuance _Entetainment Tavel _Tunng Wod Pocessing SJSU STUDENT RATE: 25. OFF - Rate applies pivate paty ads only. no discount fo othe pesons o businesses Ads must be placed in peson in DBH 209 fom 0am 3pm STUDENT ID REQUIRED * Lost & Found ads ae offeed fee as a sevice the campus community ge 0 OMM taii0u GIMIIEI I (ammo lab 4 I Name Floc MMOMEI 8 0 LID [mama A L43:33 FlIATIVi GI 4[400, Nest ng s tes IQI OM MIIIAB y OM [elailmal Delive message Sends fo 052EI 302 FF00 Neve ca TA guoumnig OOD Loughi Actess CIOPICO PIIIElli kfilliziolii HotAtuo s! Abne OIZICIF GlallalEiRlil Specaly CICIEllilf3E CoJp d 3!IfELTMLIJO AlUkflItl al Consides 0[00 BOUM OURO Difeighted Maila DIBWOD ODOU -- t-lo t of osie LW] NWOUU 40M tame BON:WY ^,l T L Eff 230? < 2002,/4 44.,0 Sea,c Extalage 40 Glossie Smashing seeves 4 Ove fo safe 4 Not on time keeping siitghs loiscilly 42 St:entes 5 Gossipy pape Asnaut Silty 43 Cowboy s dew s advice 6 Fom Incite 7 Nimble boss FILlIcting wing e Nanny s chage 47 it s misty Popped 9 Oioups of I sh deflated Electnc fish 49 Fife do Flet 0 Quael Atist Edouad TIN7IlliCOUteil CtuCh &cove YeaCk ad 2 Woe esselloon 3 PeWe 5 Pedicament -abo pdett 9 ExEtuin 52 Shol (2 wds ) S3 Pantyhose cots lue Bobby 2 Ponc, e g S Pei Men sating gent 23 Poste 56 IV KIll Quilt shifte 24 (Bossy pant you with 4/ Valentine ache 59 DieC Wk day 25 Bndsh sailo Howad 28 Alpha fosowes -oses some 60 Wyo clock 27 Kind Ot pod Sublet 29 Pink eyed at setting 30 Knivit s git DOWN he Beheld. On Ship 3% Beat by Sias Sibling 34 Scuggs lagualla tinlif Thal V_ Ad Rates: 3 -line minimum PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED , ii PART-TIME CLERICAL, Aftenoons Flexible eliable peson with good phone manne Fax esume NEW JUICE/COFFEE SHOP next SJSU needs few pattime help Flex hs No exp nec Will Tain Call MEDICAL 5:04 a.m. JOE WEST HALL Summay: REPORT TAKEN FOR A MEDICAL AID AT JOE WEST HALL, SUBJECT WAS TRANSPORTED TO SAN JOSE EMERGENCY ROOM TODAY S CROSSWORD PUZZLE FOR NATIONAI. / AGENUI. RATES (All i3midynicin ALCOHOL :26 a.m. ROYCE HALL Summay: SUBJECT WAS CITED AND RELEASED FOR MINOR IN POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL. RENTALHOUSING ONE BEDROOM ONE BATH 305 N th St x Julian. W.D.R. TEACHERS / INSTRUCTORS Basement. capot $800/month. P/T instucs elem schools No pets Bob Degee/Ced NOT Requied Basso. agent RJ Popety. Oppty fo teaching exp Need ca VM x 408 EEAAE NEWLY REMODELED - MOVE IN BONUS. Lage 2 bdm 2 bath apt 2 blocks fom SJSU Paking TEACHERS, SUBS wate/tash paid.wash/ dy avail, on stle Well managed student RECREATION LEADERS bldg Also. 3 bdm/2 ba $.75 Enjoy woking with kids -2 Join the team at Small Wold up Schools. get geat expeience WORKING WITH CHILDREN AGES 5-2 yeas in ou befoe atte school ec pogams SHARED HOUSING w/2 gils, SMALL WORLD SCHOOLS vey nce 4/2, Cambian aea. offes competitve pay. health W/D. Spa. Lage yad. $700 /4 benefits fo 30 - hs. excellent Util Call Nicole at C/583. taining. a tun wok envionment We can often offe flexible hous aound you school schedule This is a geat lob PROFESSIONAL fo both men women WORD PROCESSING Call , ext. 0 o Fax esume Have you theses, tem papes. goup poiects. etc pofessionally typed APA a specialty Expeienced & dependable Almaden/Banham aea Call BECOME A PILOT! Linda fo an appointment at Lean how fly ( Fo info call WANTED 09/06/02 OTHER 2:6 SPARTAN STADIUM Summay: SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED FOR FAILURE TO REGISTER AS A SEX OFFENDER. PHN: FAX: classified@jmc.sjsu.edu CUASSIFIEDS The SPARTAN DAILY makes no claim fo poducts o sevices advetised below no is thee any guaantee implied. The classified columns of the Spatan Daily consist of paid advetising otfeings ae not appoved o veified by the newspape. BURGLARY 7:0 DUDLEY MOORHEAD HALL Summay: REPORT TAKEN FOR A VENDING MACHINE VANDALIZED IN DUDLEY MOORHEAD HALL, lo II /22 le C),2 i3

6 PAGE 6 SPORTS SEPTEMBER 9, 2002 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 34, SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 0 FOOTBALL I continuedfom page I things happen us in the beginning of the game esponding as if we wee almost in a little bit of shock? Pickett thew uchdown passcs of 22 yads Wilbu Hooks 2 yads wide eceive Reggie VVilliams. Pickett then hooked up with Williams on an 89-yad sconng play ealy in the fouth quate, with Williams doing most of the wok. He caught a shot pass on the Washingn SJSUfalls afte allowing 34 unansweed points in second haf 20-yad line, boke the outside spinted down the ight sideline put Washingn ahead It was the longest uchdown pass play in Washingn s hisy. Neuheisel complained this week that Williams wasn t in his best physical shape because of a foot injuy that cost him pactice time in the Huskies fall. dills. "Anybody who thinks I was tied will think diffeently now," Williams said, feigning ange at his coach. "I just hit the sidelines like it was a 00-yad SJSU Women s socce Spatans dop thid in a ow By Kistin Schwaz Daily Staff Wite The San Jose State Univesity women s socce team soued the pictue at the Fiday night socce double featue afte a questionable call gave the Univesity of San Fancisco a 2- win. Following the SJSU men s -0 ovetime win against Cal State Univesity Monteey Bay the women ok the field. The Dons eaned the vicy afte what Spatan coach Tamie Gimes called, "the phanm call." The call in question occued in the 84th minute of play. Dons midfielde Stacey Cao dibbled the bail wad SJSU goaltende Ein Levey with a Spatan defende coveing he. It appeaed as though Cao lost conl ove-an the ball, fell slid face-down without being uched. The efeee made an intefeence call against the Spatans that gave Cao a fee-itick. As a esult of the call, Cao scoed he second penalty kick goal of the season give the Dons a 2- lead. The Spatan s defense was efficient at beaking up the Dons scoing chances. They hled the ball well, giving the fans an exhibition of oganized conlled passing. DeTite the bizae loss, Gimes was pleased with he teams pefomance. "We eally played well night we eally should have won this," Gimes said. Goaltending fo both teams was geat, said Dons coach Pamela Kalinoski. "Kudos Ein Lavey," Kalinoski said. The goaltending fo both teams was minimal as most ot the play stayed in the midfield between the two penalty boxes, giving the goalies a light woldoad fo the night. Both goalies made ugh saves displaying fealessness as they left thei nets making saves by chaging staight afte potential scoes. Lavey made fou saves matching Dons goalie Jennife Oantes. Play intensified in the second half with both teams offense picicing up speed. USF scoed in the 66th minute as Ashley Davies blasted a shot past Lavey. The Spatans tied the scoe with a goal minutes late as midfielde Maiko Yoshihaa ok a clean pass fom fowad Alaina Chle sailed the ball past Oantes, getting he 3d goal fo the season. The Dons out shot the Spatans 8-0 had six shots on goal the Spatans five. The Spatans (-2) next game is scheduled fo Fiday at the Univesity of Pacific (3-0). spint." Then he yelled out at Neuheisel, who was in the back of the inteviesv oom. "I m in shape, Coach, back thee in the cone. I do have stamina, Coach," he shouted. Despite tailing the unhealded Spatans, Williams said he wasn t wonied at halftime. "We wee calm," Williams said. "We wee anxious get back out thee play again. We wee confident eady do ou thing." Washingn wasn t done. Sixty-five seconds afte Williams spint, defensive tacide Tey Johnson batted a pass by Aoyo in the ai. Johnson, aleady in the end zone, gabbed the ball fo a uchdown. One week afte losing at the Univesity of Michigan, 3-29, on a last-second field goaf, the Huskies () wee 30-point favoites in thei home opene. Washingn tailed at home fo the fist time since Amy led them 3-0 Sept. 23, 995. The Huskies came back win that game 2-3. Washingn impoved 8-0 in its seies against the Spatans. The Huskies got thei second staight 300-yad passing day fom Pickett, who was 22-fo-35 fo 347 yads. Williams caught six passes fo 60 yads two uchdowns Rich Alexis an tb 25 yads. "We basically shot ouselves in the t oot the whole fist half," Pickett said. "We have lots of things fix like that." SJSU s Rislov completed 6 of 23 passes fo 77 yads, while Macus Aoyo was 5-fo-3 fo 59 yads with two inteceptions. Rislov played the fist five seic, left the game with a 7-0 lead. "Steve Spuie changes evey play we may go that," Hill said about switching Aoyo, who stated the past two seasons fo the Spatans. The Spatans ae scheduled etun action on Satuday at Stanfod Univesity. The Associated Pess contibuted this spy. Sanfilippo scoes lone goal on bithday By Sylvia Lim Daily Staff Wite keep his teammates at bay. Cal State Nothidge head coach Tey Davila said that his team Fank Sanfilippo celebated hi, lacked composue in the game. "You have have the couage 2st bithday in a big way. The senio midfielde scoed the put the ball in font of the net only goal in San Jose State the couage put the ball at the Univesity s -0 vicy ove Cal back of the net, Davila said. "We State Nothidge on Sunday at didn t so we wee a bit wild out thee when it came the last thing SUNDAY S SCORE do." CAL PAU NOPTHRIDGE St. Clai said that these scuffles SPARTANS happen in socce games since it is FRIDAY SISU vs ALABAMA AIM 7 an emotional passionate spot. "With that being said, we just Spatan Stadium. Sanfilippo s big day capped a big have tain ou boys make sue weekend fo the Spatan men s soc- that they have poise not let this ce team. The Spatans won -0 on stuff get them," St. Clai said. Poggio said that he saw this scuflast Fiday s game against Cal State Monteey Bay. Feshman Ry fle in a positive light. "I see it as a good thing because Poggio scoed the winning goal of Fiday s game in the 02th minute we e playing had so you stick up fo you teammates. This yea, this of play. SJSU head coach Gay St. Clai team has been eally close it said that the win excited the just shows how much we e close Spatan pogam as the Matados now we stick out fo each ae a vetean team with lots of othe," he said. Both St. Clai Poggio expeience. Sanfilippo scoed the lone goal of expessed confidence in the coming the match fom a pass fom game with Alabama A&M on Spatan fowad Ry Poggio Fiday. "It s one game at a time hee. This duing a fee kick 20 minutes in is a big win fo us, we e going the game. enjoy this we e going get The game was maed by ovely physical play as both teams collect- eady fo (Alabama A8cM) on Fiday. And that s going be a big ed a tal of seven yellow cads. A ed cad was issued Cal State game," St. Clai said."we wee Nothidge defensive playe Bian petty much outgunned day with Philips fo pushing SJSU fowad the injuies othe poblems Tevo Hais in mid-jump. Hais we ve had. But the playes ae on thei way win that s what we cashed the gound on his face. Refeee Ricado Valenzuela went ae encouaging." Kickoff fo Fiday s game is issue Philips a yellow cad but loud boos fom the spectas scheduled fo 7 at Spatan encouaged him flash a ed one Stadium. instead. Philip s shove incited a mino San Jose State Univesity s midscuffle while Valenzuela eached fielde Eic Rodiguez leaps fo the cad. Most playes fom avoid a collision with goalkeepboth team stated shoving each e Joe Ban of Cal State anothe in cente field the Nothidge. SJSU won Sunday s Matado s goalkeepe had un game -0 on a Fank Sanfilippo ove fom his position at the net goal. KIRIS HOLLAND / DAILY STAFF Ishii s face factued Gane gains 9 tal yads in Raide win Aound the NFL by line dive in fouth Associated Pe,,.()S ANGELES (AP) -Angeles Dodges ookie left-he Kazuhisa Ishii left Sunday s game in an ambulance with a small skull factue a concussion afte getting stuck flush on the foehead by a line dive off the bat of Housn s Bian Hunte. In the fouth inning of the Ass 62 vicy, Hunte dove a 3-2 pitch so had off the left side of Ishii s head that it icocheted all the way the backsp behind home plate fo an RBI double. "I saw evey pat of it. As soon as I hit the ball, my natual eaction was say, Heads up! " Hunte said. You neve want see anybody get hut whethe it s you tean o the othe team. "Being a line dive-type hitte, you e tying stay up the middle moe. But I would athe hit in a line-dive double play than have something lilce that happen." Manw Jim Tacy, assistant taine Matt Wilson paamedics mshed the pitche s aid. Ishii, who tums 29 Monday, was placed in a neck bace, then on a stetche diven oft though the cente-field gate. "When I got the mound, the fist thing I saw was blood which scaed me death,"tacy said."but basically, it was a suface cut just above his foehead. "They temed it a Gade 2 concussion. I lcnew he could hea voices by the way he was esponding. He ld the guys at the hospital that he neve saw the ball." Dodges spokesman John Olguin epoted that Ishii has feeling movement in all of his limbs was fully conscious when he was taken Good Samaitan Hospital fo X-ays futhe tests. He will emain hospitalized fo at least 24 hous fo obsenation by a neuologist. "It s scay. It s not something I paticulaly wanted see," Ass close Billy Wagme said. "I know what it s like have something like that happen me. Evey time you go back out thee, you think about that situation with evey pitch you thow. Bonds gets 42nd HR, Giants beat Aizona 3- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Afte going 6 weeks without a splash, Bay Bonds got back in the wate. Bonds hit his 42nd home, a 48foot shot in McCovey Cow, lead the San Fancisco Giants a 3- win Sunday ove the slumping Aizona Diamondbacks. The Giants, tying catch the Los. Angeles Dodges fo the NL wild cad, won the last thee games of thei fou-game seies with the NL Westleading Diamondbacks. Aizona has lost nine of its last 2 games. The Giants, who play host the Dod_ges in a thee-game seies stating Monday, have won of 4. Bonds home leading off the fouth tied it at. It was the 2st homc un hit in McCovey Cove by a Giant since Pacific Bell Pak opened in 20(X) Bonds has 9 of them. Bonds, second in the NI, in homes Sammy Sou s 44, had not hit a ball in the wate since May 8. Immediately afte Bonds home, Beni Santiago doubled caught Aizona state Bian Andeson napping. Santiago sle thid while Andeson sod on the mound between pitches, then continued home when the statled lefty thew wildly past thid an eo. The Giants scoed thei thid un o a sacifice fly by David Bell in tl, eighth. Russ Otiz (-0) won his thid staight stat, allowing one un on seven hits in eight innings. Robb Nen pitched the ninth fo hi% 36th save in 44 oppotunities. His 99th save with the C;iants tied him with Rod Beck fo the most in fanchise hisy. Nen has 307 caee saves. Andeson (6-), who has lost f.0c of his last five stats, allowed two im% on fou hits in thee innings. He walked fou battes fo the fist time this scason. The Diamondbacks scoed in the fist on an RBI bloop single by Luis Gonzalez. Tim Bown made sue his new coach got the game ball. Afte the Oald Raides defeated the Seattle Seahawks 3-7 on Sunday, Bown congatulated new coach Bill Callahan, who eplaced Jon Guden when he left fo Tampa Bay. "Obviously, thee has been a lot of talk about that, can we be the same team?" said Bown, the longest tenued Raide who is playing tb his sixth coach since joining the team in 988. "This is only one vicy, but it s impotant he get the game ball. Eveybody can settle down, they know he can coach. If we don t win anothe game, it s not his fault." Rich Gannon completed 9 of 28 passes fo 24 yads two uchdowns, Chalie Gane amassed 9 tal yads scoed two uchdowns. The Raides tallied 24 staight points beat the Seahawks fo the fifth staight time in the Coliseum since 997. "I thought ou team came out played physical day," Callahan said. "We wanted be physical fom the.mset. I thought ou units wee cohesive. Ou un defense was outsting, we limited Seattle a geat deal." Because NFL ealignment has sepaated the longtime AFC West ivals, Seattle is not slated etun Oakl fo a egula-season game Attention club spots: until 200. The Seahawks ente thei fist season in the NFC, West this fall. Sunday s meeting was much like last yea s game hee, except this time Seattle quateback Matt Hasselbeck played well. Hasselbeck, filling in fo injued state Tent Dilfe, completed his fist eight passes led the Seahawks in the end zone in thei fist offensive seies with a -yad uchdown pass Itula Mili. As the state last season, Hasselbeck was sacked six times befoe getting benched with the Seahawks tailing 38-0 in an eventual 38-4 loss. "les a geat place play," Seattle coach Mike Holmgen said of the Coliseum. "We haven t played ou best football hee. We ve played pooly. I wish I had an answe fo that, but I don t." In Seattle s -3 peseason, Hasselbeck thew five inteceptions only one uchdown. Rookie Mauice Mois set up Mili s uchdown when he etuned a kickoff 66 yads stat the Seahawks dive on the Oakl 36. But then Seattle fell apat, stuggling convet thid downs allowing the Raides uchdowns on thei fist thee dives of the second quate. The Seahawks wee penalized 3 times fo 05 yads. "Thee wasn t anything we hadn t seen in pactice," Scahawks coneback Shawn Spings said. " They outblocked us, they outan us, they out- ughed us. Thee ween t any secet plays." Pehaps this win was enough fo the Raides id themselves of thei bad memoies fom an embaassing loss in Seattle last SeaSOn, whcn Shaun Alexe an all (we them. Alexe s name came up all week at the Raides pactice facility. I le an fo 266 yads thee uchdowns, including an 88-yade, as the Seahawks won last Novembe. "I ld eveybody what he did against us was a fluke last tiine," said defensive tackle Rod Coleman, who had two sacks. "And I didn t expect it happen again." Oakl s new defensive t ont led by John Paella Sam Adams made sue shut down Alexe. He was limited 36 yads on 3 caies but added an -yad uchdown eception in the final minutes. "The only ugh thing about this is we don t get anothe shot at them like we used," Alexe said. Gane was the unning back of the day. I le caied 5 times fo 27 yads had five catches fb 64. Gannon, who did not thow a uchdown pass the entie peseason, hit Bown fo an 8-yad T) pass on Oakl s opening possession. Backup Raides unning back Zack Cockett was cated off the field late in the fist quate afte injuing his neck while coveing a punt. Ile was able move his ams legs but was taken a local hospital fo tests. Callahan said X-ays wee negative CO C3 5,fl MAIN ROOM -AITLEIFLIg3AA vf0tiq 70 COMOSPICIAI SI Sunnyvate, CA 9408o _ vninv.cgstitts.coo, N.Y. Jets 37, Buffalo 3, OT Geen Bay 37, Atlanta 34, OT Chicago 27, Minnesota 23 Washingn 3, Aizona 23 Caolina 0, Baltimoe 7 Tennessee 27, Philadelphia 24 San Diego 34, Cincinnati 6 Indianapolis 28, Jacksonville 25 Kansas City 40, Clevel 39 Denve 23, St. Louis 6 Oakl 3, Seattle 7 New Oleans 26, Tampa Bay 20, OT Housn 9, Dallas 0 Monday Pittsbugh at New Engl 6 A RENTER SWORST NIGHTMARE, Discoveing you llod s insuance doesn t cove you stuff See Agent:, t NOS) Miami 49, Deit 2 wny yuti should give ne a call an entes instiancm fo Sunday s Games hats aboi a State F scoe,. tkowt ea 5 78 ea 4 99 ea N.Y. Giants 3 Inducing th South by S - all min& COLLEGI OVIDESIN The Spatan Daily is looking boaden its spots coveage. If you have a club spot would like us un the the games, give us a ing at (408) o (408) o cove WEEK ONE Thusday s Game San Fancisco 6, 29 HIP HOP REGGAE 9 R&D Steve Wallaven Agent, i...nnin Ave, Such, A 2 6. OVER. 9 30Pki 2 00A4 60 cove all night fully scked tsa with dink specials 76 N. SAN San Jose CA 40A2AS 040 RENTERS INSURANCE ST. SAN JOSE, CA fo 50 net,.40, 00. Rut-. Wi CENTURY GRAPHICS Fi% UION a /nod ighbo, Stal twlam IN et Fom no li ;: illai NA no no conn {am ot the COM"..,...iauume comp, Nowa Me. elemgopo. M. em Lloyds SW...owes Ge.o.y. Name O.* Wafe Inen. MI MO dn m no om An