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Opposing Views: Should the United States

intervene in Sudan? Opinion Page 2

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Woman earns degree after

61 years 79-year-old set to graduate

By Erin Keilah Chin

DAILY STAFF WRITER

Some students think it takes a long time to graduate. The) have nothing to complain about once they take a look at Audrey Wright’s transcript.

Wright will graduate from San Jose State University this semester, just like many other seniors. But the difference between Wright and other graduating students is that she will be 80 years old when she finishes school.

Wright. who is majonng in art with a con-centration on pictorial art, began her college career more than 61 years ago

SEE WRIGHT � PAGE 8

Speaker follows Steinbeck’s trail Stanford fellow traces route to study ecology

By Jamie Visger

DAILY STAFF WRITER

With a booming owe that captured the attention of a loom! il I ill students in San Jose State 1 no visit) ’s Duncan I jail, Jon Christensen. a reseal,It tell ..Ns at stanlord University. spoke on \\ ednesday about his journey. from San Diego t,, the Sea of I ’t lie!

us trip mirrored a similar v oy age made by John Steinbeck. a novelist, and Ed Ricketts, a biologist, in the spring of 1940.

Lester Parr. the biology department’s semi-nar coordinator. Inv tied Christensen to speak as part of a \seek!) gradiutte seminar series.

"We tried to look lOr an inspirational sci-entist and sev eral 01 us faculty had heard him speak earlier this ) ear at the library ’s Steinbeck center." Parr said " \\ c thought he %%mild be in-teresting and appeal to the public."

Christensen focused on the importance of

SEE VOYAGE � PAGE 8

Preventing date rape

DANIEL ESCH /DAILY STAFF

Health educator Dana Hughes of the San Jose State University Student Health Center leads a discussion on the prevention of date rape Tuesday in the Pacifica Room of the Student Union. The event was presented by Delta Sigma Theta as part of the sorority’s May Week activities.

Sorority leads forum on how to avoid sexual assault By Tandrea Madison

DAILY STAFF WRITER

For Delta Sigma I hods sett turd night in their "RFD) for the World- N lay Week, they held a date rape disors--snit] with a mixed group ml more than IS people

Ikha member I )ana l’inilkner introduced the night’s speaker, 1)ana Hughes, coordinator of the prevention education program at the Student I lealt h (’enter.

I lughes began the discussion by lay ing down a quick rule

"Feel free to laugh when I make jokes. hut please keep the mood respectful of the topic." she said

To get the discussion going. Hughes asked the room what was the first thing that came to mind when they heard the word "rape " Several people called out words such as sex. violence. dirt), shame and embarrassment

"That one’s important." I lughes said

anbarrassment is a big part of rape When asked vi ho perpetrated the crimes, students

leaned toward men and gangs I he also said that rape occurred 1110re I requcritly »hen drugs or alcohol vv ere involv ed .ind at parties and college campuses

"Rape tends to be drug and alcohol -induced at parties," I lughes said.

Hughes deli tied rape as "forced or coerced sexual intercourse, including oral, anal and or vaginal sex."

She went on to sa) that almost 90 percent of rape v loons knovv their attackers

.Slier discussing what rape is. Hughes asked for two v (aunteers I it play a date rape situation.

Iota l’hi Theta member Abel I labtegeorgis and public relations maim- Ashley Blunt v olunteered

The scenario that Hughes set up vv as one that she said could happen almost any n hoe \ guy and a girl like each other and have been drinking and flirting with each other all night They decide to go somewhere more private and friends see them leave. After some time, she comes out of the room angrily. and he’s left there !Alter. she says she Iva. raped. he

denies it and says she "wanted it." "It could happen at a party., at a club, ani where,"

Hughes said. After the role-playing, Hughes asked kir feed-

back and hands shot up immediately Delta member Thmika ( ireer said the girl’s friends

should have been looking out for her "People need to go comfortable enough with

their friends to be nosy in that situation," she said. "I would have been asking where they were go-ing."

Ilabtegeorgis said that for men, the situation is seen differently, there’s no danger.

"The male perspectiv e is totally different," he said. "His friends think he’s getting luck)."

During the discussion. Hughes stressed that no matter vv hat, with [ape, it is nit tithe victim’s fault.

"Even if she puts hersell in a compromising situ-ation, it’s never her fault." she said

Barbara Powell, a marketing major, said that

SEE RAPE � PAGE 4

Poet shares through art experiences of escaping from Iran, loss of family

FANG LIANG /DAILY STAFF

Iranian poet and writer Majid Naficy came to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Joint Library on Tuesday to give a reading of his poetry. Nancy came to the United States as a political refugee in the early 80s after losing his wife to the Khomeini regime.

By Teresa Hou DAILY STAFF WRITER

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Center Stint Jose. a stni,nll group 01 faculty and Inends attended "An lv ening of pooty vv ith Xlapd Natio in the Di \ Lirtin Luther King in ionit I limn

" Hu. series has teen (about) po-ets vv consido nansplani vv ni-ers." said Rita I ones. sent,’ libiar Ian at the King I alirary " the wiry I ’enter of San Jose has been In ing to include poets vv ho are front other cultures and it seems to he sinking a chord with people "

.kccording to Amy Macl.ennan. program chair (:(inumnee of the general collections unit in the King rbiary. Nancy has published poet-

- criticism and an award -winning children’s book

"(Naficy) was born in Iran in 1952," SlacLennan said. "During

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\ lad eiman said that Nalicy fled In inn m 19/0 and eventually settled in I tts \ nudes with his son.

In a soothing, staccato lone. N.ities started the es erring by feed -111L! .1 somber piece about Sept II titled "Nov 1 oft

" It day Nov 1 oi k bends down and cries inn the tIlaIlhe waters,-Nalicy read "She sul toed a wound to her spine Then she remembers the old wounds of her kids. From black . \ frica Front Holland and the l’kraine and the oasis of the I loly Land No she will rise again and the sun shine on her face and her chil-dren will hold hands and come hack to dance around her whirling skin."

Another poem. "I Do Not Want You, Petroleum." appears m anti-war poet Sam I volume of

"Poets Against War" ’I don’t want you. porole

Nalicy said. "For a long time. I thought that you burnt for me Now

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()ther poems that Naficy recited were "Three Gifts." which was in memory of his brother. "Secret of the River" which he wrote for his son; "Tu et Snail’?" a humorous piece about a snail he stepped on, and Naticy’s first Spanish-translated poem. "The limply Piece of Eddie." which is about Santa Monica high School student !Arlie lope,, who

SEE NAFICY � PAGE 8

2 � SPARTAN DAILY OPINION THURSDAY � MAY 4, 2006

Opposing Views:

YES are killed. We noted to step in before more people

du, oil are a woman in Darfur. constantly living with the tem it t om tillage being attacked by Janjaweed militia (Me day, this teal I reah/ed as you are lowed to the ground, struggling Your limbs :nu bioken to pre% Lilt you hom fleeing and a number of Jamatt eed sol diets ha% e their tt ay tt ith you

ou see the same thing happening to other alai& women the saute time men. t% omen and children are being tortured and killed as s4 ’Idlers burn you’ i illage ii tlw ground

sound impossible ’ 55 ell it 1.10, and this ty pc ol violence has been pit’ sent since 200 t. as the 510:mew got ernmein has uhlued the Jantatt eed militia 14) emilicate the I tn. lasaht and /Agit:ma groups 01

xirtur in ttestern Sudan. Well its el 2041.1XX/civilians hate been killed, with another 2 5 nul-

ihsplat ed A 2005 reptin b .thmesty International reports that the people di’

placed were not able to return home and instead stem redirected is: "settlements." or camps up to 30 km outside it the city Nlany dies!

from disease and malnutrition Sound familiar’ It should Do %:ii ienwuthem

the Holocaust lists about the Ina’, �Is Milli I between the !lulus and I nisis in kt% anda ’

What is hanwning in I mart ur us gem.. Me, and the current Khartoum legime has :Ions ii

to stop these atrocities Instead the isgone is sup

porting them by backing the militia tt tilt aenal attacks

I /nee Min mg villages has e been t% wed out tt ith all twins 01 agricultural support desuoyed Buildings and irrigation systems hate been

burned. tt lie i ...nice. I s misi ned. liii td and seed sit wks eradicated and cattle looted I hese people :lie isticed into uninhabitable re gionS wheuc theme is ittileL halite sit suit is al

Agiie ultinal modut non III the area is mot noll esisteni. and is production IL’IllaIlls slisuti.ii lie I ’nited Nations estimates that in the future up Isr int11144n people could be in need of lood assistance in a populani , it 5 million

In \hiuii ol 200-1, Koh Annan Nought light to this conflict at a I 5: commemitimum of the 1994 genocide iii ’,Wanda. tt here he demand ed minus cd :1C1.1:55 to C111/1:11, III need 01 :110.11dallt:C :11K1 ph tIcs. iii ’ii iii

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tssiillll lintlilt] agencies have been able to reach souk. ot the sits phsed St ill that is not enough. and hundicds oh thousands Lummine lit illy and it cil more Inc. imam at nsk

111/ClIs it I %trim IICed hut no one has come to then aid

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continue to the limn the desperate litimannarian situation as many as 1(t0,00n, says a report by the I 5 S gcmy ii Internationm

)e� cl,,pinvnt the numbers pale in companson to tt hat the totals of dead

551 displaced citi/ens could bc ii the star %% hich Is %%II% the lined States should Inters ene beton: the death toll becomes et eit

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Tatiana Getty

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campusvoices

"No. The U.S. shouldn’t intervene because

every time it has, it has screwed the places up."

Andrew Maurice

senior

physics

"Yes. People look at the t’.S. as kind of a world

police. It’s not a personal interest like Iraq."

Mark Ulanday

junior

occupational therapy

Should the United States intervene in Sudan?

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Online poll: ; Should the United States intervene in Sudan?

Yes r No

Results to last week’s question: Should the international community place sanctions on Iran it

they refuse to stop enriching uranium??

43 0/0 Yes 57 % No

What do you think? ft

----.-- - "les. There are innocent people dying because of

who they are. We as a pow-er:fill country should help

them."

Sara Bingham

senior

liberal studies

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"No. The British should do something about Sudan, because America cannot carry the tvorld on its

back forever’

Seanjohn Barksdale, Jr.

junior

English literature

NoGetting involved could be bad for the United States.

W hat is happening in 1)arfur. Sudan. is a t rat esty and is sickening

Someone should step up and intervene in the killing of .�fricans in the country.

But it shoukIn’t be the I Oiled States \\ Ink the I S should do something to help, the American govern.

meni should lea% e this situation to the I Mited Nations lust, the I s iiiimilar� is %Lori, a little thin right not% With the hulk

of the Litwin-A ’s 1150115 lighting in liaq and . \fghanistan. the unlit:11y can’t :ill:mid to send troops to anothei country.

ccitiding to an article on 1:enteis com. since the stall of the tt cur in Nlatch 21x1.3. about 2.300 I. 5 troops have been killed and 13301(1 troops ale still cunently stationed in Iraq.

It seems as though every tkiy there are headlines about troops being killed in battle I don’t think the Stnencan people L:111 hear about .tit

mote deaths ea mime I s soldiers. and it isn’t tau to send our mill

/555 to another count] y tt it limit !tilly analyting the situation ly second reasini to slat ::iii ol I )artur is that I don’t think this will

end as quickly and %NIA% ;Is poiple thttitk Rellienlber Inn% 1110s1 its iliustuglil time Iraq

X% al %%s tille! be titer :Wei a couple ol months’ \Veil, that didn’t go as smoothly as Ste

thought it %%mild Insingents and rebels hat e helped drag the %tar out. tt Inch led to bloody tesults

Die same Call Ilappe II 111 1 tarltir 1 don’t

111111k sending .5merican nosy,’ to the region t, 4iild help or he good lot either country

In a recent audiolape :illegedly put out by. 4 isaina bin Laden, he urged \ luslinis to tight anyone from the \Vest t% Intel lets., in Darfur I he 55 ashington Post sit sue posted a transciipt :41 the

Its this regard. I L.III oil die ;11h1 Olen supporter. Si siiilan and the I S iabiain Peninsula to prepate all that is necessait to it age .1 long knit \tar against the crusaders in tt estern Sudan. Laden said

this plesenee ill I \ tritops itt Darinr could Callst- 11101e %101eilLY

I loin the iebels �t ho coin iol the kind, and by Sending troops, America titlist be making the .ituattott \too":

’iced to look at It hat is going on in Iraq to see tt hit could happen things go In I I:III tit

\ report put otit by the state I tepartment stated that 151 151151 :it ticks iripicif in I List twill 21104 to 211115Iiusitigcttt attacks against I S limes also most how 2i petccitt tit 2(14)5_i repOri hi % the t. hi% eminent t: mutability It lit C

lIl nit \ getick. I lance I ’lesse arlICIC, IIL Ilael SCIleller, the for mei head ol the I I 5. said that I troops in hail hat e increased the hatred of some \ luslints Ii sit usl t .11Ir multi> Darin’ will not help the tiitliili s image I think the got eminent will use this as a way to ot eishadim oilier maim et ems giillig on in our country Shipping the gent wide of thousands of [wimple would give our country a much ’needed is HI 11 K Had 100k gtbol to our people and people across the tt orld. lint I am afraid that the gin - eminent %% mild use this as a shining moment ill CI dark time "Iley tt something good,- the government cituld say. "Now cut iis some slack on the little things that are going wrong

1 on Knott, the little things like surging gas inices, a never-ending Iraq \tar, munigiat(on rights and that tt hole issne about not finding I aden yet

1 es. someone should linen env in Sudan, but it shouldn’t be our Hoops I he I ..S sl Id back any measures taken by the I N to end the genocide, hut for now we should hold hack on starting another

,u that may lead to many Amencan and Sudanese deaths

fe,rre: 11 Spilt-Ian 1)(1111 slat/ 111111q.

Andrew Torrez

COMPILED BY KIERSTEN; PHOTOS BY DANIEL ESCH

"No. The 17.S. cannot get involved on its own. We have stretched ourselves

too .1dr with the Iraq

David Patterson

senior communication studies

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"Yes. I think the funda-mental block is (that) the United Nations won’t get

off its butt and do something..."

Ian Patterson senior

communication studies

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The illegal immigration issue is complex Nlost of us who are going hi iollege toda missed

the turbulent era of the cis il rights mos ement of the

60s and -us

We missed the marches in the South demanding

equalitr III luting and schools and the end to segre-

gation

We missed the student movements in I..os Angeles

schluils where I lispanics demanded better opportuni

ties for them to go to college

55c missed ’esar ’have/ rallying farm is to

demand better is conditions

It the past fess months base been our generation’s

opportuniti to witness social change in the making

-1 he inunigratiiin Issue has fostered debate across

the nation. culminating in marches Mondirs where

hundreds 01 thousands took to the streets in tumuli

S cities

Si the heart of the Issue IS is hat we should do with

ognificani population that has entered into the coun-

iir is ithout going through the proper channels

here are several ideas floating around in i’,ingress.

is Inch run the gamut f rom expelling the estimated I 2

million undocumented munigrants to granting them

all amnesty

I will not attempt to solve the debate.

frankl. I am still on the fence

Students, however. have an opportunity to

witness something that will he spoken about

lin sears to conic

Re,gardless of what the politicians in

Washington, 1)1 decide to do, the ramifica-

tions will be felt lot the rest ot our lives

And here we are at the center of it all.

In a press conference on Tuesday. San

Jose State Iiii’.ersity President I un Kassing

noted that students are experiencing history

-We are hi ing in an interesting time.- Kassmg

said It is important that (the I S gos eminent) take

time to talk about the issuer address it and find some

solution for ii

’ertandi it is ip to the politicians to iron out a war

iii deal %t itti immigration, but It is up to the people

Ii, speak out (iii is hat iher belies e the :insist.’ should

be

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In her first year on the team, San Jose State University junior swimmer Brie Marhenke has set new school records for both the 50 and 100 -meter freestyle.

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S\ ridirs 2 2 year old grandson ht ,:1.1v111.11111,1 this year I rum

the I its ,1,11r 11 VI 1 1.d11 1110k crl 1 10111 Southern

alilitima to the San Jose area 12 ears ago lii be closer I. her tam -

she said I mting that tone she decided to Mush her l.�,11ce career and started at \\ est \ alleyI .ollege. earning her . \ ssociate oh ifs de gree

I ’CIS me in mt lanmmh has a &glee.. SS right said V. hen I came up lulu. I decided to do it too I needed to base a degree �’

Alter S\ est S:iller I ollege, Woccht began .ittending s.ISI

\\ iicht Nair! she has been here lot about three ri lour y eals

Student, and proles,cus mtike said tites cilltied has ing " light II bet, lasses

s-1,tant Professor c itihe \ ss is her prolessoi !or colic’. .1 1,.151i. color them\ class. as %sell Is tel nil ism ;ind mentor

" prolessiii. 5.11 don’t hare this opportunity to meet ;Ind iii gage and har t 1 letitioiisliiii uith a student id Smiley s history and nature.- \ ntokal said -she is such a worn. comfortable pc’ She

s% as plcaSUIV to %Oa sr Ith la,.111,11c Stephan Crandall.

moiling in pictorial an, had a kw i’Llsses sr 1111 \\ light throughout the seal,

�’She.s so motis tIed. I randall said "II she disliCt get (her work) e\ac tis light. she �d go back and do II again She’d even do Other proj-ects that were related to enhance her understanding She Assays did more "

s I ruts eli. administra-tive assistant in the school ol an and design, said she really admires Wright

clunk .Sudrey is a great inspi it at It es cis I,, ls t t is ell said

-she has purser ere,1 Though S1 It hit s ige may seem

to set her apart [tom other stu-dents, one shouldn’t underestimate her ahilltts

I he lost time I es et uorked %stilt her ss a, in a basic colic] then) ryclass. Snliikal sutut I lei %sods Sr as as ciii. �,1 better than am body else in the class

tter 20111,..! iisC1 \\ 1 1g Ill’s Hall script to SelilS SS 111111V1 01 hot she could graduate. she said that she and ntokal lonnit that a 55 ateicuti ii lass ss as missing

-somehoss 1 ssas short." S\ 1101 said -1�se alrsays taken Cl err thing I needed. so it u as kind ,d sprung iii 111e

"michit is ii"" taking " alcivolot with ’lessor I cmos ’talker

SS tit:Itt sod she enjoyed her Ilium at ’.1St

"I really has e emoyed icing to school.- SS uight said -1 Ile kids are nice to me The leachers ale Ince to me "

Alter graduation. Wright said she plans to cinninue taking mcire class

"I lust %s ant to take classes that ’mind enjuisabte. " tight said " be ill irS lo gel laNiers degree."

COMO 510V MAY 17TH - 24TH

STUDENT POPULATION hut snu swamis *gym lot um, toclo

NEWS THURSDAY � MAY 4, 2006

VOYAGE - Journey was aimed to track changes after famous author’s trek continued from page 1

consen h in. as he detailed both the ielatioll-

ship bet�� cell Steittheck and Ricketts and the I’a111011,1111) bellti:cii the tut, sinnlai trip,

students and current and wined Liculty member- attended Chnstensen s presenta tion that SS is accompanied sink:shirr%

relies illiediating Ins trip that started in san I /lett., and ssent ilorr it the Pacific coast. mound c also San Lucas and hack up into the Sea

111S cry interested in en risers :Ilion and is read steinbeck:s book. I he sea id c ’orte/.�said c Indy Pick. a 11111101tniyquic in biology "S\ bat 1 1i ’rind most interesting %rims the duller clues itt he et.ttittptial steins bel�NIXII then and nits%

Nora l’akiihs. a graduate student said she enistyed hearing the insight C hrtstensen of - teredim�lellibl’a

NAFICY - Poet writes his works first in Persian

continued from page 1

N�ii, :2110111:d dim it

�I Is rite in Persian lint. than I translate it into LttglishNaticy said in a (.,,f and . \ sess1011 alter the reading "1r:1,1111 is where I can express iny self."

Re/a \ /aim]. a teacher at San Jose c is College. said he firund it interesting to see a Persian poet lor the first time.

�1.0 he able to listen to someone translate Irons Persian to 1-.I111,11 Is ailla/ mg. :Ind he is %cry :when-late,- /amp said. "Ile is capable ol transmitting the message Ito Ins andience) and the 111r-ssagt� SS Iused on his peisonal esircrienc,

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"I’m reading ’Canners Row and this pre-sentation reallv gas c me a ss hole nets perspec-tise on Stembeck and his influences.- liaktilis said.

Christensen talked about the friendship be-tween Steinbec in and Ricketts that turned into a %rotting relationship as they bras ekd together on a scientific ads enture to study the ecology in the Sea id c ’, ullc/ I lmstensen said

1 heir palmy ss as recorded in Stembeck’s nose!. "1 he Sea i4 I tInt, untten entirely I rom the tick-. kickelts recorded in his diary during the siv %seek top, I Instensen said.

In 2014. I ltristensen. along ssith a group ol scientists, decided to re-create the same s oy - age by stopping at the same 20 sites record-ed in the book over a period of wto months to immix citmparisons to the earlier observations. he saki

is anted to compare the change in the ecuil -s ’1 ’Imstens, I lid " \ ,and it to he

quite sast )11e 01 the changes Christensen observed

ss :is the Ilse in community -based conservation in \ lesico. he said

"I lies protect their coastline and it provides loi them." I ’hostensen said.

I hese conservation efforts are key in pro-tecting the ecology of the Sea of C.ortez and ensuring the sun is at of many species, c 1111,u:risen said.

he challenge we lace is to understand our tole in the ever-changing ecosystem."

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(1111,1i:risen said. "In the Sea of I ortez, we can lelill its iii resilient living in this ever-chang-mmtc

Parr. %shit coordinated the event, thought bristerisen’s message was moving, she said.

"I was brought to tears," Parr said "A lot of us in the biology department are Ed Ricketis tans and the presentation was very in icg

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