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November 19Th 2012 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 11-19-2012 November 19th 2012 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "November 19th 2012" (2012). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 81. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/81 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. RRamenamen ramenramen everywhere!everywhere! SSeeee PagePage 9 Coyote Chronicle Vol. XLVI, No. 8 THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY SAN BERNARDINO FOR 45 YEARS Monday,Monday November 19, 19 2012 CSU Trustees postpone fee increase, chancellor requests pay cut By BRENDA ACUNA ment that Wednesday’s postponement will Staff Writer allow the trustees to “gather additional in- formation and input from stakeholders.” The California State University Board The three new CSU fees: the gradua- of Trustees has postponed indefi nitely the tion incentive fee, the third-tier tuition fee, controversial student incentive fees af- and the course repeat fee, were each de- ter a two-day meeting in Long Beach last signed to push students to graduate faster week between the Board of Trustees that and provide more class space to new stu- included an unusual appearance by Gov. dents, according to the Nov. 14 agenda. Jerry Brown. Gov. Brown spoke at the meeting, “After the testimony of a number of commenting that the postponement of the folks,” Chairman Bob Linscheid said, “stu- proposed fee hikes vote was a good deci- dents in particular, and the outcome of the sion. election on Proposition 30 I felt that in the “This is no time to be raising fees of best interest of the system... to remove that any kind. Voters gave us billions in new from consideration.” revenue. Now we have to use that very In addition to the incentive fees post- judiciously,” Gov. Brown said. “The prob- ponement, the Board approved incoming lem is we have an extremely stratifi ed soci- Chancellor Timothy White’s request of a ety. I don’t want to add burdens where we 10 percent salary reduction. can avoid it.” White, who will begin his position as Gov. Brown told reporters that he re- chancellor in January, was set to receive quested the postponement because he felt the same state-funded salary of $421,500 the fee hikes would affect low-income stu- as the current chancellor, Charles B. Reed. dents. He also said he questioned the tim- His new salary will be $380,000, according ing of raising tuition a week after voters to Huffi ngton Post. agreed to a quarter percent sales tax hike “As I join the faculty, staff and stu- and higher income taxes for Californians dents who have experienced cuts, salary making over $250,000, according to CBS freezes, and increased fees, I too must do Local. Photo courtesy of the CSU my part,” said White. Some students say that the proposal of Gov. Brown focuses on the conversation at hand as he and his associates discuss the matters of raising tuition at the CSU. The CSU system released in a state- Continued on Pg. 4 States petition to secede from U.S., Puerto Rico votes for statehood By JULIA MATULIONIS White House website. Staff Writer The White House staff requires 25,000 or more signatures in a 30 day period to There are 36 states that have formed qualify for offi cial comment. This does not petitions calling for the White House to mean petitioners will get a comment from grant them the right to secede from the White House staff, but it will need to reach union. the requirement to qualify. Each petition is worded differently. Student Melissa Morena said, “After Some cite federal misuse of tax money, each election year this happens. I think while others are unhappy with Transporta- there’s a lot of media hype in it right now.” tion Security Administration (TSA) search “They keep telling us how divided we are. allowances and gun control, among other They keep pushing it in our heads until we things. start deleting our friends on Facebook.” Other states like Louisiana simply ask To sign the petition, residents must for a peaceful separation from the union, provide a valid e-mail address and a zip failing to detail why they want to with- code, although residency is not verifi ed, draw. according to the website’s terms of partici- These states include California, New pation. Jersey, New York, Montana, Colorado, In the midst of already declared states Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, trying to rescind, there is one place try- Florida, Indiana, North Carolina, Ken- ing to join the union. The Commonwealth tucky, Mississippi, Missouri, South Caro- of Puerto Rico voted on election day to lina, Oregon, Michigan and Texas, which change their current status to a state. has the most so far with over 109,000 sig- Home to over 4 million people, Puerto natures in just fi ve days. Rico has been living the national cry of The second highest number of signa- “taxation without representation.” While tures on a rescinding petition is from Loui- they have been owned by the government Julia Matulionis | Chronicle Photo siana with over 30,000 signatures so far. for the better part of 114 years, they have Texas leads with the most signatures of the 36 states that have sent signed petitions requesting to secede from the U.S. “I think its just like ‘bigheadedness’... their own constitution and legislature. its completely unnecessary,” said student They do not have a voting representa- While they were unable to vote on fed- not residents wanted to keep their current Kayla Rud. tive in Congress and Puerto Ricans are not eral policies, they do have their own voting status and 53.9 percent voted for change. The petitions are being submitted authorized to vote in the presidential elec- decisions to make. Of those people, 65 percent favored through We The People, a section of the tion unless living in the United States. On the ballot this year was whether or Continued on Pg. 2 Go online for Women’s Volleyball Student DJ Chris more coverage coyotechronicle.net clinches 7th CCAA Martinez spins his Scan this code with your mobile device to visit our site. Download the free app Scan Lite for the title way to freedom iPhone, Android & Blackberry to get reading. See Page 16 See Page 10 Chronicle Page 2 News Monday, November 19, 2012 NPR’s Joe Palca talks science Coyote Classifi eds By CARMEN HERRERA Coyote Contributor Leave it to NPR reporter Joe Palca NOW HIRING TUTORS to make a lecture about science and the media to make perfect sense. Tutor grades K-12 in English/Math Since 1992, Dr. Palca has been a Science Correspondent for the Nation- Travel to student’s home. al Public Radio, and has received his Ph.D. in psychology from the Univer- Must have 60 units. sity of California. Recently, his range of expertise has Call (800) 501-0595 entered the fi eld of journalism with a science perspective. The lecture titled, “Science and News: A Marriage of Convenience”, ROOMMATE WANTED Dr. Palca noted that science’s role in the media-particularly journalism-is a Fully furnished large bedroom unit near CSUSB. language of it’s own. And this language $395 monthly. All utilities, TV, cable, may be too complex for many. Dr. Palca explains this point by Internet, furniture included. referencing sports talk in journalism and how analysts from ESPN or Sports Bus stop nearby. On-site laundry. Central don’t need to explain the con- Photo courtesy of Joe Palca cept and terms for its respective sport. Joe Palca speaks to CSUSB about his career in broadcasting. Call manager, Kimberly (909) 246-9062 Yet when science makes headlines, which is pointed out as rarely, journal- science news stories within the past year ists often fi nd themselves needing to they can name. ROOM FOR RENT overemphasize the terms and in the pro- Not surprisingly, only a handful of sto- cess, lose their audience. ries were named. North Rialto near 210-Fwy. While the media covers fi nancial The media’s coverage of science in- Nice area $450.00 plus deposit utilities included. and politics, and pop culture on a need- cludes natural disasters, such as hurricane to-know basis, Dr. Palca explains that Sandy or climate change. Stories about No pets, Internet/cable, own bathroom, scientifi c stories that truly matter, are cells, space or plant development fl y past placed aside. the ears of most people. kitchen & pool privileges. Dr. Palca then asked the audience There are more good stories rather of students and colleagues how many Continued on Pg. 3 Female preferred. 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