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Students. fight for higher wages
By Jennifer Tzall
Contributor
"I feel that this, if anything, is a good
move and will bring three benefits: student
ven though the state minimum wage is . morale, increase the retention rate of highly
$5.75, San Diego State University stu- qualified students ... ilnd raise, (the) aca- .
dents working on campus arc being demic reputation of the' overall university
,
system," Tinajero said.
paid the federal minimum wage of $5.15.
"We want to be persistent without being
SDSU is part of the California State Uni.
versity system and must be in compliance threatening," he said.
According to organization literature.
with regulations of the Federal Fair Labor'
Standards Act, in which the minimum wage members of !'he CSSA strongly feel that students obligate~ to work on campus have
for. federal employees is $5.15.
The California State Student' Association, been placed at a distinct economic disadvana national lobbying group for student rights, tage because they cannot obtain higher payhas passed a resolution calling for the equal- ing jobs off campus.
They have approached. the Chancellor's
ization of student wages.
The also forwarded the resolution to the Offi~e and will approach individual campuses about the issue.
United Stat.ys Student Association.
"Executives from SDSU were scheduled
Alex Tinajero, Associated Students vice
president of external affairs and SDSU rep- to talk to the C!hancellor's office. So far we
resentative to the CSSA. is an advocate of haven't heard allYthing," Tinajero said.
Dana Munz. a marine hiology freshman at
raising the university's minimum wage from
SDSU and a participant in the work study
,$5.15 to $5.75.
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l)~tt.rfeach·ers,pro.gral1)s
,support progr~ms for n~w leach·
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, Jose State University nt\dCS,U
Chico\vill be gelling back 10 their
, roots by. 'focusing on ,education
ecause.of II promise tl;e' .
progrnms,sincc. they wereorigiCa!iforniaSlale University
nnlly ~.choolsc,lSlablls~ed only 10
'Illade Ihlssummer"fulI,Ire· .
students may be nr~,~irig: on cam, 'provide teacher education.
, AU'ex.tra $9.3 miUionhas been
pus ~bit m?reprep"ared; "
budgeted for the neW teacher edu, ,The Califprilia StateUnlversl-"
cation programs in the CSU systy Board oCTrustee'shaspledg\ld "tem;O,fficlals hope the new' pr.oto produce nliJre, und beller"pre- ',grams will bein full swlngby the
pared tellchers in hopes of
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improvirig, the public school sys, They have eshmatedl1)at
t!lm, in ,California;
',' ,~npproXlmatelY 12,000-15,000
Oificlalsnope, better
teachers Villlyield better students
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'the CSOto do'than to focus on Improving the
, , pU~IIC·. s~tioplsof California, ~
"- CSUChQncelior Charles~eed
• .Slnce 60~crce~toCthe'stllte's sWdents Will, he., prcpared 'und
teachers cOlneTrom,theCSU sys· ready for their credentials by then.
tern, and approximalely 250,000·
A, program alnled' at bringfng'
300,000 new teachers will ,be teacher aides' into, the teuching
needed'overthe ne1(t 10 years, this occupation may receive up to $10
promise isoCobv!ous'lmportanc'e milllon,
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to CSUChancel10r Charles
DcvynAscher, a drania sopho~
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inore at SDSU, thinks the better"There's probably, nOlhing teacher pledge couldn'thilve
Illore imporla~1 for t!le CSU to do, come at abetter time. She, like
than tQ :focus' on ,imp~ovinBthemany'other·SpSU students; ,is
publlcscllools' 'of California," , huving trouble passing Ihe Entry
Reed saldnllhetiustees meeting' Level Mathmatics lesl,,' '
in)uly.
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Dlrectorof'Testil1g Mike Irwin
"It's gohlg to be a lot of hard said thaI over the last (ewyears,
work over a long perl.od oC lime." an average
30 pcrceiu of new
The, trustees also pledged to SDSU, students passed, the' ELM
recruit more ,students for leaching , and 44 percent passed the English,
programs, 25 percont moreoverplIicemenl Test.
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tho next two years, lind to provide
. "My 'teachers '. In high school
theprospectlvetellchers with,ear-' spent sO'IUuchtime preparing me
lierclassrQom experience and new, for the SATs that when I had to
curriculum;
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take the'ELM, 1 wasn'Heady,"
SomeoCthe prognulls.thllt have: Ascher said; , ' ,
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already been or will ~oon.be fnitl"Idefinltelythlnklhat theG~U
atcd Include: transforming tellch- systemOlindlbe ,CaJiforn,hl' high
er's aides Into teachers, develop~ schools 'shl)U\a gf,ll'.t()gelbef,to
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program, gets paid $5.34 an hour working in student government representative for the
the College of Business.
College of Arts. Letters and Sciences.
"I work 13 hours a week at $5.34 an hour,
"I worked as a student assistant and wonwhich really sucks because I can godown to dered why our minimum wage didn't go up
McDonald's and get $5.75 basic minimum to $5,75 when the state went up," she said.
wage," Munz said.
"It's ethically wrong to pay your students
In 1976, the Supreme Court ca~e of the less than a fast food restaurant."
National League of Cities v. USery gave fed-.. I?arren Thompson, vice president of intereral employees the higher state minimum nal affairs at California State University at
wage.
Bakersfield. researched the legal aspect
But it was overturned in 1985 by the along side Humphrey.
Supreme Court ruling in the case of Garcia
As of Sept. I, Sta'nislaus raised its. miniv. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Author- mum wage to $5.75.
ity. which set precedence in offering federal
"We showed that we knew what we were
minimum wage for both state and local gov- talking about and the Associated Students
ernments.
wrote a resolution and the (university) senCalifornia State University at Stanislaus ate passed it unanimollsly," Humphrey said.
won its battle of rising its minimum wage.
Because the issue is a 'federal one, CSSA
Jennifer Humphrey, a 23-year-old first- forwarded its resolution to the United States
year graduate student fought to raise the Student Association.
minimum wage when she was a senior and
SDSU' reaches ou,t to
C'ity Heights schools
University hopes to
improve situation with
$ 18 '!lillion grant
Dally Aztec staff report
'This is not a pnigram based
on the presumption that the
expertise of the university will be
used to fix, the problelils of City
Heights," Pumpiun said.
"'nsteatl. we believe Ihal if the
univcrsily and lhe
upponetl hy an $IX milli,,,)
donation. San Diego State
University will work with
Price Charities and three Cily
Heights schlxlls to address lhe
problems of inner-city education.
On Sep!. K, after IKmOlllhs of
mcctings, the San Diego School
Board passctl a proposal that targeted Rosa Parks Elemen!ary.
Monroe Clark Middle and
HlXlver High schools to participate in the program.
A Memorandum of Understanding outlining the public-private partnership has been signed
by repres~ntatives of SDSU, the
San Diegil Edl\cation Association, Price Charities, San Diego
City SChlXlls and the principals of
!'he threo targetctl schools.
According to Marc Kn;lpp.
president of the SDEA, the plan.
received overwhelming preliminary suppon from the teachers in
the union. Out of 21X) teachers
who voted, only nine were
against the plan.
Sol Price. founder of Price
Charities, is investing $18 million
as part of an all-encomp,L~sing
eftilrt to revilaJil,e the community of City Heights called the City
Heights Pilo!.
Price Charities is requiring
SDSU to meet yearly bench,
marks. hill Pumpian, education
professor and exeeulive director
of the program said,
SOSU must demonstrale that,it
can become an "aeti ve aild
responsive part" of the three City
Heights SChlXlls and that its
involvemel1t promotes literacy.
he said.
The aim of the six-year progrwlI is to create teaching hospital in which college students
and facullY will be exposed to the
educational challenges creatctl by
poverty and e!'hnie diversity.
S
~hrcc
schools
work logether. we will shan' our
expertise.
'Teaching and learning will he
improved not only in the three
public SChlXlls. but at the university as welL"
The schoqls participating in
the City Heights Pilot will have
more autonomy than other districI'schlXlls, alluwing SDSU fuculty und district teachers the nexihility to implement new pro-'
gHuns.
'
On-site governance tcams consisting 01'25 percent SDSU faculty, 50 percent teachers and 25 percent staff members, parents and
other community members wllI
wlirk wilh Pumpian 10 develop
new edueali'lnal programs antl
services.
In lin exchange of resources,
district tc.1chers will he inslnJeling SDSU teaching sludents in
the College of Education, lind 400
SDSU tellehing students and their
faculty will he working in the
three schools cacll year.
Pumpian said he hopes that
thmugh the Pilot, a soci~1 work
internship program will he developed at sbsu. Pumpian also
Ploose see SCHOOLS poge 2
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Finding Jesus with beer and bad behavior
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READER
I
reccnt-
I
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thrown
back into
the world
of dating
and relationships
after my
divorce. I
had hecn
married. faithfully. for IOrlger
litan llltl."t' ()l" ytHl h.ivc heen l.lJivc.
I \1,.'l.L\ not prepared t(lr what I was
going to lind.
Thcrc arc" Its (,I' mcn (lutthcrc.
Ycs. Iikc you guys reading Ihis.
!lULl was not ready Illr thc hehaviors I was to soon encounter.
I met a variety of men in all
fields, from school, coffeehouses, online and just around. What
a remarkably friendly lot! How
open, honest, kind, generous! I
hadn't remembered men acting
that way before, so maybe it had
something to do with evolution.
Men might have had actually
changed!
!lut soon I was to find out differently. (\fteran incredibly shon
while. they were all on the same
topic. You guessed it, sex. All
these men, musicians, truck
drivers, psychologists, writers,
teachers, road workers, religious
followers and atheists wanted to
gel laid. There was nol a shred of
interest in finding OUI who I was,
what I liked, or what my hopcs
and dreams were.
Now I'm certainly no prude. I
like sex as much as the next pc~-
son. But thai quickly'! Whal Ihe
heck? What happened to that
pcriod of gelling 10 know each
olher, of spending time together.
of finding OUI if there was even
enough in common to be intimate'! It was gone. And so were
they.
I staned to pay allention.
J saw one man for a few
months hefore finding outhc was
living with a ·woman. His
rcsponse" "Hcy. I said I wasn't
married~" How ucnsc can you
gcl. Mc. I mcan. Il,r hcing so
trusting.
Thcnthcrc was the man I truly
cared tilr who dumped me on my
hirthday so hc could follow
Jesus. He said I was a had influence. What'! I don't drink or takc
drugs. I never stood in the way of
his heliefs. He continued drinking, trouble-making, and playing
.oUt his bad-boy behavior. I didn't
know you could follow Jesus
there. What did I do? He finished
me off in the relationship arena.
After pondering this and other
relationships I've been in, I have
come to a conclusion - men are
lying idiots. Did that wake you
up? Good. Just kidding.
I slaned thinking about the
way I'd been treated. Then· I
looked around at how some ofthe
women I knew were treating the
men in their lives. Same-same. I
suppose I am guilty as well. I
jump to conclusions and accuse
people of things prematurely (I
do a lot more than that, but I have
a word limit here.) In fact, when
I pay attention (Ihere's that
expression again) I sec a lot of
hurting and hunful people all
around me. First and foremost we
seem to bc huning ourselves.
Okay, this nexi pan will sound
corny, but I can't help it. I believe
it is true. We musl firsl leam to
love ourselves before we can
even begi n to love anolher
human heing. tet alone embark
on the difficult journey of a relationship. We have to look inside
ourscJ vcs and sce whal is hrokcn
and Iix il. not lind SlHlll'onc In
hlamc. II sounds so simplc. Btll
whcn was thc I'LSI lime you sal
down anti actually thought ,thout
whclher you cvcn likc yoursclr(
Would you he somcone you'd
choose as a friend'! Not me.
II's lime for a whole bunch of .
inner refleclion. Look al the way
the world is. Everyone is pissed
off at evcryone else. How many
pcople afe lruly at pcaee with
themselves'! Bet:ause if <me has
inner peace, Ihe outer will follow.
I know il sounds hokey and all
Ihat, but Ihe people who arc able
to step outside of all their selfcentered personality issues and
look tJeep within arc truly the mrl)
ones. And rarer still are the ones
who do something about whal
they sec that needs changing
inside.
My friend the Monk tells me
sluff like this all the time and I
prelly much laugh il off. I do thaI
because he's right and I don't
want 10 have to examine myself.
I'm afnlid ofwhat I will find. And
I am even more afmid -of con·
fronting my inadequacies and
by
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~hould nol be 'umlfUcd a~ u written prumouqn, cndun~nlfJ11
or ill't'Clllgalionli of luch purely cOIUIIk:n:ial acli.. ilicr. or ..'('n·
IUKli
by 1h.. ~iI" A:l(('.
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accepting them as mine. Sure,
daddy was mean, mommy was
absent, I had mucho problemas
and excuses abound. BUI I am a
grown-up now (that may need 10
he left open for diseussion).
Who I am may be the result of
some long-ago event or even
more possibly be dictated by my
mental illness. I am bi-polar (It
used Lo be called manic depressive). :mtl it's a perfect catch-all
cxl,."usc. BUI thal is no reason to
constantly hilch. moan ano complain; thrL'C of my lilVl'rile paslimcs.
What I have to do is Icant to
make changcs inside myself to
makc myself a hcller person.
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SD'SU's unlucky number still 10
SDSU Is 0-6 the past two
seasons against Pac-' 0
and Big Ten opponents
Whelher they arc or nOlmay slill
III won't he happening anytimc
he a question. What isn't is Ihat in
soon.
Following Thursday's 35-16 all those gUilles. including Thurs·
defcnt to Arizonu, SDSU has now day's gamt: aguinst Arizonn)s the
played a tolal of four gnmes against fnct that in cach one, the AZlecs
By David Hanna
Pnc-IO schools andlwonguinstthc have found a way to lose. While Ihe
sports EdItor
Pnc-lO's chief ri.vnl, the BigTen.
other schools havs: found a way 10
The Aztecs record in Ihose six win.
n Sun Diego Stale Athlelic
Director Rick Bay's musler gumes: ll-6. NOl exuclly whal Buy
plun, schcduling tougher leams had in mimi when he and. SDSU
nnd playing tcnms fromoulside lhe head conch Ted Tollner scheduled
Weslern Athlelic Conference wns these schools.
In Ihosc six games,lwice ngninsl
SIIP"I1.w/IO gellhe Aztecs inlo lhc
Arizona nml Wisconsin, and once
Puc-lO.
ThaI was SIII'I'OS/'i/ 10 raisc lhe ngainsl Soulhcni Cal nnd Washinglon, SDSU has liecn oUlscored
Nlecs' level of piny.
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"The hig pll1Y is hurting us right
now. just Iikc it did lasl ycar."
scnior Iincbacker·Joe Tuipnla snid_
"We just kcep shooting ourselves
in the foot, nnd thal's something
you cnn't dn nguinst Ihe tcams
we've been playing."
Ploase soo FOOTBALL on pogo 7
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Be ita missed exIra point. a fUIll'
hie. an interception, a' punl
relumed for a lOuchdown, you
nnme il. lhey've done it. The hig
piny. which in pnsl yenrs was'
SDSU's fOrie, hns now proved 10
he something thaI is costing Ihem
wins.
,
The only way for (SDSU) as a foolballleam 10 get
betler Is 10 keep playing schools from the
Pac-lO and the Big Ten."
- Al.IOCS· ,nloty RICO CUIIIS.
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Playing schools from more
respecled conferenccs, like the Big
Tcn und Puc· Ill. Wl\S suPI'0.\'t,t/ 10
lranslutc into lurger home crqwds
and more national .allention fur
SDSU's foothall prognul1.
Scheduliug mnl defeutiug these
tl'ams was sllpposedto provide lhe
hase for an entrnnee inw the Pal"
10.
If the laSl twn seasuns nrc any
imlkulioll. mlmission intlJ the Pm:-
1')1-77. And SDSU has for the
most pnrl. excepl for thi~ yeur's
home opener nguinsl Wisconsin
nnd Inst year's game Ul Arizona.
heen severely outplayed.
"It·s disappointing thut we
couldn'l win one uguinst those
schools." said senior linehacker
Joe Jnckson. who has played in all
six of those gamcs. "After playing
those so-called hig-name schools. (
don't feel like Ihey arc Ihat Illuch
heller Iharl (SDSU)."
lll1o'llS UHOQU1S1/DoIly NI..
OH. NO YOU DON'T: SDSU quarterback Brian Russell Is caughl by the loco mask by on Arizona dofendor
during last Thursday's ;1&-161085 by SDSU. Tho Azlacs havalosf six limos In fho pasf fwo YOOls 10 foams from tho
Pac-IO and Big Ton conlerences. Facing compalilion IIko tho Wildcats. SDSU hopos. will holp thom Improvo.
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Ned makes the most of his
first start In, 144-y'ard debut
By Shown Jansen
Staff Writer.
Lnst Thursdu)"nlghl wus Lurry Ned's
coming out p~rly,
Tlte, Snn piego, SUIte running buck
danced 'through Ihe University of Ari1.0111i'sdefense to Ihetuncof 144 yurds.
on 33, carrles,lInd nne touchdown,
Not bnd for his first start:
It's eyen more /lmnzing when you consider the Wildcals defense hUd only
given up an averageofnbont 60 ynrds a
gnllle through Ihelr firstlltree gllllles.
Ned, usophomore. knew going Into tlte
,game Ihul hewus going lobe Ih~ guylhe
Aztecs went 10 gelyllrds on tlte ground
with slnrtlng running bnck Janus Lewis
olllwllh nn'ankle fnjurYi
It WIlS obvious thaI Ned respondcd 10
the ehullenge well.
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"It fell kind of good knowing I was
going 10 be the gUY," Ned SUII!' "I fell
more Import/lnt lind fell like I hud more
responsllilllIY.:" I fell like I gOI ,more
comforluble /IS the gume wenIIlJong."
In lhe AZlecs 35-16 loss to Arizona,
Ned was SDSU's mllin lind sometimes
only offensive weapon.
His performnnee cuughtthe eyes of his
teammates n.nd ')pponellls.
,
"Lurry's u greut runlling buck," tllUtllmute DlIllIon Oilllrdine suid. "HefllnS as
hllrdns unyhody I've ever seen."
Wildents' heud couch Dick Totiley suw
more thun he needed of Ned frmll' the
sidelinc. .
"Snn Diego SlUtc's huck WIIS tcrril'ic,"
hc Saill. "I'm nul sure we'Vll pillyed
against someone quile like him in a long,
long timc."
Ncd showed all the skills a good back
nccds. He showed his agillly, speed nnd
powet. Oncn he bounced off the firsl
Incklcr nndpicked up thrce or fOllr more
ynrds. It lOok three or four Wildcuts 10
bring him down.
A humble Ned credited his guys lip
front.
"It's prelly simple when the offensive
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down to Ihe firstll\clctcr," Nc;d said,
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IllUradOy:Ille lophOmQIe /UMI/lO boclI ftnllhed with 144 YO/Olin N' n,.. "art ot an Aztec,"
,
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In the first hnlf. wllh ooe being recovered
by Arizona und ImUing an AzlCc dri vc
inside the Wildellts' 20-yurd line.
"Thlltwo fumhles were u Inck lIf cnn·
centtlllion," Ned said. "I was Irying to do
'somelhing'elllrn. I was trying to getlluIRide lind mllke u big pluy und II came
out... ·
Even Ihough he mUde the two firstltulf
fumhles he didn'l let Ihem get him down.
In fUCl, he gained 76 of his yards 'In the
second hull'.
'
"Ned would not go down llJnighl."
SDSU hClId couch Ted Tullner said. "lie
put OUt 1\ great cfforl lifter the fi.rst hit.
Thc I1rsl guy rurcly hrought him down
tunighl. Hc ran rcally hlird lind evcn
thoullh he fumbled twlcc. hc buunced
huck und hnd n gUild gttme,"
Even with his individual sucecss. Ncd
knows Ihe team climes first.Thal·s why
he wnsn't luO excited after Ihe llamc
ahoul his accomplishments. Hllwnllted a
will more,
"For me this gUmll WlIS hillerswcel,"
Ned snld. "Ilhink I did OK.. hUI u win is
mosllmportilOl: We're prelly hungry and
we're knocking on 'the dllor,"
Agllinst TulslI Itexl Saturday, Janus'
Lewis Is expecled 10 be buck, If Ned can
give the 1I:llm -close 'to ~hat he did lus't
Th\lrsdlly,the A:t.lecs will hu~e II double
, backfield threat few defenses wlJl be able
10 slOp, , .
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'''If (Lewis) Is beller,'~ Tomeysnld,
"then'lhey'v\: eOI. IWO or the besl
llrounll;"
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Aztecs awaken for 1-0 win
Hall stonewalls Hornets
for third shutout of year
very organized and eliminated the
mistakes that we had been doing in
the past. I am very proud of the
team."
By Jose Castro
With the win,the Aztecs improved
Staff Writer
their season record to 4-3-1 and
snapped a two-game losing streak.
Sometimes all a team needs is a
wake-up call.
SDSU got its only
Afler the San
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HEADS UP: The Aztecs' Michael Bradbury (18) scored SDSU's lone
played;" Kirshner said. "We were
Please see SOCCER on poge 7 goal In a 1-0 v.:ln over Sacramento. Stale lasl Friday.
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They did more than that, defeating
Sacramento State by the score of I-l:l
on Friday.
SDSU assistant coach Lev Kirshncr said he was very pleased with the
effort his team gave.
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SOCCER
satisfit;d with his perfonnance but still has
room to improve. .
"Playing goalie, you always feel you've
continued from page 6
got to improve everyday," Hall said.
Bradbury said he was pleased more with ''There's always things I could do beller,
the team's defensive effort than the but today' I was prclly satisfied with the
offense.
way I played."
"Our defense came through big," BradHall made foursaves to add to his seabury said. "We got the shutout and luckily son total of 38. Hall improved his GAA to
one goal was enough."
1.20 for the year.
Bradbury added that he was also happy
Kirshner said he was happy with Hall's
with how the team played..
. effort and his whole squad's effort overall.
"I definitely thought we deserved to
"Mall had a very good game for us," Kirwin," Bradbury said. "We put forth a good shner said. "Darren (Perry) and Seoll
effort. We won the game, so we can't com- Schmid also had a great game for us. But,
plain."
it was a very well played game forthe team
The Aztecs can't complain about their in general."
goalkeeper, Mall Hall who had another
The Aztecs' next home game .is Sunday
strong perfonnance, shulling out a team for Ocl. 4, when they host UC Irvine.
the third lime this season. Hall said he was
Maybe next time SDSU will be wide
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FOOTBALL .'
'and in the prcvious twogup1csthat they
can shut down those sehools(~hen thcire
not pinned deep in their.own territory.
Added SDSUwide re~eiver Damon
'Thescthings nil give the Aztecs reason
Gourdine,''Y'e show flashes of greatness to be optimistic that they, can, someday
sometimes;thellwe make a lot of mis- compete and defeat teams from the Pace10
tilkes;'! .
and Big Ten. '". ,'.
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109 as of late simply don't do that The I believe that we've gut .a chance ,to
t1iree schools they've played this seasOn .becomea lilIented footballtCam," Tolbter
~allranked iti the Top 20 in the nation. . said. "I'm noijust reaching for a fantasy
Arizona; usc. and Wisconsin don't play' hope. I rcaUy do' believ¢ we can get betschools IikeSDSU to get respect, they ter."
schedule th~m to prepare for conferenceA~d according tri SDSU safety Rico
play,'"
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-'And if'the Aztecs are to. somedliy be' their presenlc()urse. ,"
considered on pitt with schoolS from the
''The only ·way ,for (the Aztecs) asa
Pac-lO, theymustjl~ysically go out and . football team II,> get beueris·to keep play-.
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defeat them. "
. "While the wins haven't come, there
Ten," Curtis said; "If we keep . playing
slg~sthritshQwthey may not be too far those schools,Tihinkwithoul.question
bel~l~d...1 .,. ". ", thaloJie day it willbC us beating them."
.'WJlhout adoubt,SDSU has one ofthe,SDSUwill'get their chance to do thilt
best.piJirs?f running bact.5bri the West ,nextseasonj they play ~th the PaC,-lO's
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Awesome ELM rev!ew in Aztec
Center: Sun/Man Oct t 1+tlth
or Sun/Man Nov. 8th+9th S50
no overhends, Spm. reserve.
,nackbet-
able trnnsportalion. Eldnt, ecfvanc:ement opps. A;r
ply in person on SAT 01 noon or MO~ at 6 pm.
MathComp
MarketlnglSalea Po,IUon
Soltwatelhardware. In ollice. responsible, energe• he. 1().35 hrstwk flex scheel. SMu, Cafl220-7030.
Check out the best Mllth Coml
review on campus. Thursdnys,
Oct 8. nee 3. 5pm S30 reserve.
'6-6
Spodal Actlvity Leaders needed"·'or
Extended
School Oa.y Program located at Elementary
SChools in San 0fe90 Unilied School DIstrict. M·F
beloro and ohor sChOOl hrs Qv8!1. $7,2M1r. Must
have alleost 1 yr exp. conducting an & cralt and
spodal ovent activities for children ages 6- 12 calf
G}nQer al 566·5740
Student Discounts available
Teiephon-e Intorviewefs needed 10 collect dala lor
applied sooalfoscHU-ch p,ojocta on campus; 15-20
hrstwk lIeJllset shills; $575.. hr. commensurate wI
oJ;penence. work study available; Call 594·1362
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Femnle Aoomafe(a) wanted tor lorge 2MB CondO
dose to SDSU. Call 595·8963
$400 per mo. indudes ulllrtlits & cable. da.y-m-
Superpass...great reviews for
SDSU. Please don't pay IIntil
review bllt call to make a
reservatioll. 4('(,-1100 (24hrs)
Live person will nnswer 2-Spm
Call to J'cscrvc, then show up.
Sec 011 there.
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2308 S.V. CA 91919
PIT Afternoon·roules. avwl. M-F 24 yrs or Older
Cin. OMV Company YOhldo provided Coli
Speedy M"" 565-414'
Thurs. Oct 8th 3.511111
SIS, Azlee Center, reserve.
5625 £1 Cajon Blvd.
Work at hOme. ffee dOlalls J & R Taylor. PO Box
Seeking ResponSible & mature lem. 10 shnre 3BR
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287-9716
Web,Dealgner.Freelance I seU w~b SItes &
need somoooo to b,uld lhem (619}491-2974
DELIVERY DRIVERS
TldJ)"~ Ulnilihy
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flUlln U~ dLil,ngc~ yuu'vc lona tIcsited, Prina 111' the ,uhjo.:,
nU'N, otnd kwn new lUUS In Decembcr, By JanUlry, yuu shl,lukl
he re-'y to pul yuw- ptan In~ action. to l~. )'uw Iuwd
1Ir).'~ OM.:Ulo\l.-tal&c your math;I)', '''J'II.."Ci.Uy if)oo lei them. In
March. the wl¥Uold is heavy, hut the mulC yuu dll, the hld.l(."f
)'uu get. In ~.,. w.'Curily h avAilahle al • pm'c, In Augu~L
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Stalling tor Chargers. Padres, conceits.
slroot 100ra. CQI\
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hOuse in La Meso. SpaClOUS RM. W/PRVT
phnllne Full priVilooe 01 hOmo. ffiln_lo SOSUI
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Fro!a. Sorority. Clubs Fundrol5itlQ
Prolect Avail~e. Eom Money. Parties and Free
Beer, Call lOt Details 965-BB36
Need an eSSllY edited? Call thO grnmmor Q1Jeon
wl8A 10 commllOUrnahsm. CaJl405-7696
t1m ELM
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GOv,T FORClOSEO homes hom peMies on $1 .
Delinquent Tax. ROPO's, REO's Your Area ~on
F,ee (1)800'216·9000 Ed. H·1729 cunent IIStlngs
FUNDRAISING
FulllmlG pay for part time work. Three shtttsto
ChOso frorn. $7·20 per hour plus daily bonuses
CBftlStan today. 610-27().71B8. Pacihc: BeaCh.
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CongrAlulations to our new membola Malt A. Pat.
Movfe U.hel'B,
Pacific's Town
Square 14 in lhe Clairemonl Town Square. Free
IT\CIVies, lIex. hours. Must be motivated, have rell·
Clerical FiT PfT data entry, eust SNC, PR
order taJung entry level 576·1346
Femnles wanted lor rude modeling Earn up 10
$I,OOOIOOy. Call Becky 0 619-318·B165
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Free Cash Grantsl
reqd. Call Wordy 523-1505
$1000" POSSIBLE TYPING
Pan TUlle. At Home. TOil Froo (1} .800-218-9000
Ext. T·1729 for Ustings
SEIZED CA'l.S from $17$. PotSChO'.
Cadillocs, Chevys, BMW•• Corwttes. Also Jeeps.
4WD's, Your Area. Toll Freo 1·BQO.21e·9000
~rrmmmCOLORAGO.AV8AcnlRanchSl~. ~
KJasllc Kids Childcare Centers are hiring. PIT M-F:
Morning and afternoon positlOM.
$6.75hv. experience working wI children
KlosStt Kids Childcare ~n1e~ are hiring prr tJ·F.
Moming and afternoon positions.
$6.75/hr. Experieoce working wI children
t8qd. C8111(.,;1h 566·5740
4224. MisSIOn Yalley (619)291·1030, Chu1Q. Vis1a
(6'9)233-4224
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Sel.. Rap Neaded 10 Sell Cellular Phonas
'Earn Xtta Cash. Your own hOurs.. 965-8836
SluR envelopes at homo for $2,00 each plus
bonuses, FIT. PIT, Make $800+ weekly.
gUllTanleodl Free supplies, For detolls, send one
stamp to: N·26. 12021 Wilshire Blvd.,
Suile 552. los Angeles, CA. 90025
Q.nd 0 posltiYO almosphore. Downlown{619)233-
$.$$ paid. Ask lor I<cn 479.711 1x4402
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The A+ Review includes live
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repeat.
Instructors are certified,
hold Master's De rees.
OFFICE: 589·9900 M·F 1·6pm
24hr rosBrvatlDns: 589·9500
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