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February 24. 2003 Serving the Students of CSUSB for 36 Years Volume 36, Issue 14 http://chronicle.csusb.edu Circulation 5,000 Sketches of new gym released
By Susie Mendoza Multi-Cultural Editor
Picture this: rock climbing, shady trees, exercise, and view of the mountains. Sounds like a hiking trip right? Guess again. These are just some of the few new features of the new recreation center coming to Cal State The Scene ' University, San Bernardino. Page 4 Just last Monday Bill Shum, Director of JJufstiuiding Professpg' Capital Planning Design and Construction, FredJandt / V'fe Rick Craig, Director of Recreational Sports, and a group of architects, met with President Kamig to show him perspective plans and location for the new gym that is expected to be open by Spring '05. Anticipation of its launch is already Susie Medina/Chronicle growing, as the two storied, seven-roomed . Director of Capital Planning Design, Bill Shum holds a visual of his project. gym will amaze students at its size and quali •li ty. The rooms include a weight room, a car- to be agreeable, Craig reports. physically or mentally. I want students to be dio room, a gymnasium, a fitness and well So far the decisions for the new gym are blown away," says Craig. ness room, a lobby and two group fitness in the early stages. For instance, the location The gym will essentially be providing rooms. of the new gym has just recently been decid students with more than just a place to work - The new gym will be at least 35,000-sq. ed. Its planned location will be in front of out. The gym will also lend to student liveli ft with the cardio and weight rooms alone parking lot 0, near the tennis courts, east of ness on campus. While some buildings are being 9,000-sq. ft., nearly three times three tq ^ademics, health, and studying, e^brne a combination of all, as "AddTlion^ features included locker H rooms, showers, televisions in the cardio area rary gym. Architects and Craig recommended it will have different areas of interest for all. '-La.Guerra de las Gordas" and consultations for students in a fitness and that this might give the campus a tight, too Craig and appointed student directors ufhpl^y put on by wellness room. compact appearance. that are assisting with this project decide Ihe Theater Arts These basic ideas were introduced to the "My goal is for every student to use it to president last week and his reaction seemed improve their health whether it be, socially, -Gym continuea on page 17 Population increase approved for CSUSB
By Marie Thomson affected the university. Staff ytriter According to Erik Fallis, ASl president, "We have to grow to Beginning next fall you protect our budget." He explains A rts
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incident: Onving wi Joe Baca D-CA ered that V\\s ccW phone. pended license Incident: Disturbance www.house.gov/baca ATM card,, and $60.00 At approximately 11 p.m., At approximately 8:19 officers conducted a traffic p.m., officers responded to [email protected] stop on University Pkwy. the CSUSB Lower Maiy Bono R-CA February 17 for a Vehicle Code viola Commons regarding a tion. The driver was cited report of a disturbance. :;;::v'v-v.-K:i-:WWW.hOUSe.-gOV^OnO ' Incident: Hit and Run for driving a vehicle with Male interrupted a showing At approximately 1:40 out current registration, and of Hidden Wars of Desert Department of Homeland Security p.m., officers responded to driving with a suspended Storm. Male was asked to •: Www.dhs.gov/dhspublic the south side of Apartment driver's license. The vehi leave and refused several # 5 regarding a hit and run cle was impounded per times. Department of Justice Attention US Attorney John Asfertrfi World Wide Anti-War Protests ;• •'••www.usdoj.gov On February 15, anti-war supporters at British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who from around the globe took tc^heir major has been criticized by the British public for metropolitan streets in direct protests of the being too war hungry. Many anti-war sup U.S. possible war with Iraq. It is estimated porters who took to the streets of London that as many as ten million plus people have felt that Blair has long stopped listen ffo™ across the globe took part in the mas ing to what the people he represents have Photo courtesf of www.why-wated^. sive illustration for peace. asked for, mainly saying no to war. Anti-war protesters from Ireland, To show that the threat of a looming Antarctica, Canada, Australia, Britain, war with Iraq has reached the farthest Spain, Germany. Greece, the United States, points on the globe, anti-war protests in and many more, all marched through the Antarctica added their own visual display Thai Food by forming a human peace sign on the frigid icy snow capped ground. 154 W. 40th Street The message of San Bernardino, CA 92407 the protesters is to Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.'Phone: 886-5099 simply let world a & - leaders know that 10% off with this coupon not all men, women, Free delivery with minimum S10.00 purchase and children, agree with the United States, United Nations, and other pro-war supporters for a war with Iraq. While protests Photo courtesy of www.google.com were going on streets with signs, asking for peace, and a around the world, military forces were Boy solution to the weapons of mass destruc being moved like pawns in the game of ^ or LcsacT Vafiuc Ficc 4ii4 SScrrs Way tion with Iraq. "Risk." ruiiSMWtii WM was MM eiMw uHtf, C* Londoner protests were aimed directly Information courtesy ofCNN.com. .. .tangly (MS) The Scene February 24, 2003 Outstanding Surprises Professor Fred Jandt is named Outstanding Professor of2003
By TeresUa Sosa start the Scene Editor Communication "Wfiat IS tHe biggest fie tdat Studies department OnFriday, Feb. and became the first you dave^ever tofdF" 21, Professor Fred department chair. Jandt was named the "1 don't think university's Out that 1 could single out By Teresita Sosu standing Professor my most memorable Scene Editor of 2003. moment here at Cal During an after State. My entire time Name: Josh Oliver noon class he here participating in Major: History received an unex the growth of the Year: Junior pected "ftsit and was campus and the surprised by department have " I withheld the truth from my girl President Karnig been memorable," friend. when she asted me afacut along with a group says Jandt. the way she looked. She looked ' Jandt current okay, but I always told her that she of over 20 of his col looked greatl" logues and previous ly teaches various winners of this Tereisla Sosa/Chronilce communication award. Outstanding Professor of the 2003 Fred courses, such as Name:Tammy Castto Professor Jandt Jandt accompanied by President Albert Karning. Intercultura Major: Liberal Studies was rendered Commun icftfl Year; Sophomore speechless as the group walked remarkable student and faculty Conflict Resolution and into the room with a camera evaluations as well as his Mediated Communicalio Its " I told my parents that I wis man and photographer to cap research, mentoring, and inter along with a Computer virgin when I really wasn't." ture the moment. action with the community. He Mediated course. President Karnig congratulated will be one of four CSUSB fac He is also the author and or Jandt and complimented him on ulty that will be honored at the co-author of several books, a job well done. San Bernardino Mayor's which include "The Customer is "I'm not one to not usually Golden Apple Award on March Usually WRONG!" and "Using Name Armondo Soto have an answer for things, so 1 20. the Internet in Your Job Major; Kinesiology was a bit taken back, humbled "He is an outstanding class Search." Year: Junior room scholar. He is someone When Jandt is not cultivat " The night I lost my virginity I and left speechless when the was totally drunk and didn't group walked into the room. who contributes not only to the ing students' minds with knowl- ;d with writing a
night. And just so the girl hDiiored to jt)in them in win capacity of his services" says court mediators for the couniies* ,wpukiit't, ning this award," says Jandt. President Karnig. of San Bernardino and that I did." Selecting Professor Jandt 2003 marks Jandt's 20th Riverside. He has also spent the as Outstanding Professor of the year at CSUSB. He was first last year renovating his family's Year took into consideration his asked to come to Cal State in vacation house in Palm Name: Marisol Mtmtejano abilities as a professor, his 1983 to develop a proposal to Springs. Major: Math Year: Fres^nen
" I once gave my cousin an •Hneigency contraceptive pill Here come the greeks^ aad my aunt fotind out. I told her that it was for something By Arianna Valdez potential candi different." Staff Writer dates at any time. Tables are set Name: Victor Ruiz What is Greek Rush Week? outside by the Major: Criminal Justice Greek Rush is a time when fra Student Union Year: Junior ternities get students who have where students can potential to be in their organiza receive informa " I told my pjuents that my tion to "rush" for them. tion about things GPA was 4.0." The fraternities at CSUSB such as the frater are having Rush Week Feb. 24- nities' social March 6 for male students. events, their phi The Greek letter society ini lanthropy and their Photo Courtesy of www.csusb.edu Look for greek stand throughout the tially started when a student was alumni. Sigma campus quad area this week. NameiCynthia Magana not admitted into a William and Chi's alumni Major: Liberia! Studies Mary literary society. This stu includes Brad Pitt Year Senior dent got together with some and one of Tau Kappa Epsilon's no drinking during rush because it is important to know the friends and put together an alumni is President Ronald " I told this guy that I was dat potential members on a "one on organization using the Greek let Reagan. ing. that I went to a diffemt one basis, rather than just school so ttiat he would not ters to spell out Phi Beta Kappa; The rushing process usually remember them for getting c^se and lot^ for me." this took place on Dec. 5, 1776. lasts about a week. According to About 220 years later, the Greek IFC Recruitment Chair Nick drunk." After this week is over, bid system continues to grow. Calero, "IFC has strict rules for ding occurs, where fraternities Name: Rich Spencer The Inteifratemity Council Greek Rush, but the main impor pick the ones that they have Majw; Communteations (IFC) is the governing board that tant one is a dry rush." Year: SerUOT oversees the five national frater This "dry rush" even selected to pledge. These select ed members can chose to accept nities at CSUSB including Sigma includes those that are of drink it or not and can receive a bid I don't tell any lies. Chi, Sigma Nu, Delta Sigma Phi, ing age. The reason for this is from any fraternity, but they can Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma' that it is important for IFC to Phi Epsilon. IFC helps these fra emphasize that fraternities are only chose one. Greek rush is ultimately a ternities in the development of not just about drinking and par new experience that according to their organization, especially tying. Even though the social Tau Kappa Epsilon member Loo^for tfie 'Rcnnng 'Reporter on campus. during Rush Week. life is there, there are charity Although Greek Rush only works that fraternities also Ryan Joyce, "it's a lot of fun because you get to meet new Have a {question you would like to see student answer email happens two times during the engage in. people and expand your organi ' [email protected] school year and has a bigger turn Celero also feels that it is out, fraternities can "rush" valuable for fraternities to have zation and network." The Scene February 24, 2003 A week of fun-filled funk Student Union Celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a Disco Theme Why would the Student By Lorena Salcedo liards all day long along "Spoken Word". Special to the Chronilce with The Master Egg, a And to wrap Union go so far out of their way reggae band, sure to up the week, Friday to cater us with such elaborate rock the afternoon away. February 25th at 8 events? Because, the Student Union was created to serve you, The year was 1978; p.m. it's Club the students of Cal State San "Grease," "Superman," "Animal Tuesday, Reverend Flashback; the Bernardino in hopes of creating a House" and "Halloween" were Dennis Brown speaks as biggest, booty relationship with more than just box office hits. Black Sabbath, Martin Luther King, Jr. shakin'-ist party to your classes and teachers but the Bob Dylan and the Bee Gees In the afternoon students hit CSUSB ever. were on everyone's tape deck. are introduced to an There will be a campus itself. Celebrating the Student Everyone who was anyone drove array of international 70's funk band, DJ,' Union's 25th Birthday wasn't just a Firebird Trans Am; and the dances a big birthday smoothie bar and about having one enormous stim Student Union at Cal State San cake and free ice cream. prizes galore. Bernardino came into existence. And if you ulating event that students could This February, the Student Wednesday, it's Dia come dressed as take part in. "It's our way of Union in conjunction with ASI, de Latino cultural per your favorite 70's showing how much we appreci the Student Union Program formances and more character you have ate everyone that attends this Board and Cal State San food. It gets better with a chance to win school," says Misty Levingston, Bernardino celebrate none other 70's Spanish Rock and $100. How's that Student Union Scheduling than the Student Union's 25th Coyote Pub karaoke. In for just showing Coordinator. Anniversary with "Disco Daze". the evening, it's the ASI up? The biggest So join in the festivities and An event as immensely planned movie, Animal House. prize of all is a wish a happy birthday to the out as this one couldn't possibly Thursday, from 10 chance to win a Student Union. "We're just trying be celebrated in one day; that's a.m. to 6 p.m. the Photo Courtesy ofGoogle.com 1978 VW Super to give back and make visible why the Student Union decided Student Union Program Beatle. That's right, who we are to everyone," says to make it a weekiong event. Board presents Fun Flix The day continues with the show up, bring a Mark K. Day, Student Union It all starts Monday the 24th, and a chance to make your own "Frozen Moments" art show and friend, have fun, and win a car. Associate Director. with free love, arcades and bil music video. ends with "Voices" poetry and Did I mention it's free? Hope to see you there!!!! New Club on Campus ote Lite rp Asidciation
Heart Healthy Tips By William Teepen supplies, room and invaluable Dorothy Chen-Maynard, PhD, RD Special to the Chronicle resources. The center is located Director, Nutrition and Foods Sciences Program in JB 281. 909 880-5340 There is a new student club The main purpose of the SEA on campus called The Student is to help and support the lECE. (Hisk Tactors and Coronary 0-feart T)iease Entrepreneurship Association With the help of this center, the (SEA). SEA will promote, teach and Coronary Heart Disea.sc (CHOj continues to be the number one killer in the US. Since The idea to start this club first cosponsor events. Both organiza February is designated as the heart month, know the risk factors and making changes to originated during tions wish reduce your chance of becoming a victim. These tips are adapted from the American the fall of 2002. to teach Heart Association (AHA) scientific position paper, visit the AHA web site: www.araeri- Professor Michael others about canheart.org Stull approached a entrepre group of students neurship Major factors are those that medical research has shown significant effect on CHD. attending an event and its dif- Hie more risk factors and the higher the level a person has, the greater the chance that he that was put on in f e r e n c e or she will develop heart disease. For example, a person with a total cholesterol of 300 part by the Inland from busi mg/dL has a greater risk than someone with a total cholesterol of 240 mg/dL, even though Empire Center for ness man all people with a total cholesterol of 240 or higher are considered high risk. Entrepreneurship agement. Major uncontrollable risk factors for coronary heart disease; (lECE). One of the ."My original main differ- 1. Increasing age: About four out of five people who die of CHD are age 65 or older. Courtesy of Altavista.com goal was to hope e n c e s 2. Male sex (gender) — Men have a greater risk of heart attack and earlier in life than fully find a group between women. of students with sufficient interest these two terms is that an entre 3. Heredity (including Race) — Children of parents with heart disease are more likely to and motivation to start the club in preneur is always trying new develop it themselves. African Americans have more severe high blood pressiure and a early 2003. I think for us to pro techniques, whereas the business higher risk of heart disease. Obesity and diabetes in some ethic groups increase risk. mote entrepreneurship on campus manager is simply running the we need to have an active and Modifiable major risk factors: ^ place. engaged student club", says Stull, SEA will, with the help of I. Smokers' risk of heart attack is more than twice that of nonsmokers'. Smokers who who is the advisor of the club. lECE, provide . workshops and have a heart attack are more likely to die and die suddenly (within an hour) than are non- Stull says, "I will help the speakers. The two clubs will smokers. "Second hand smoke" increases the risk of heart disease even for nonsmokers. club through the startup and work together to bring events of 2- As blood cholesterol levels increase, risk of CHD rises. ongoing operations and will pro this sort to CSUSB. 3. High blood pressure (HBP) increases the heart's workload, causing the heart to enlarge vide advice, guidance and sup The club will have a quarter port." In addition to all this, he ly fee of $15. Some of its servic mid weaken over time. When high blood pressure exists with obesity, smoking, high blood uses his resources to help improve es will be; assistance with busi-! cholesterol levels or diabetes, the risk of heart attack or stroke increases several times. the club. ness plans, student counseling, 4. Regular, moderate-to-vigorous exercise is important in preventing heart and blood ves The (lECE), which Stull is professional counseling, intern sel disease. Exercise can help control blood cholesterol, diabetes, and obesity. So, ke^ also the director of, is an organi ships with cutting edge businesses , moving!!! zation that is kept up and running and much more. A person of any 5. People who have excess body fat — especially if a lot of it is in Ae waist ^ea — are with the help of businesses, major can join this club, The club CSUSB, and other agencies from is focused on business owners and more likely to develop heart disease and stroke even if they have no other risk factors. If the state. The sole purpose of the entrepreneurs that are out there you can lose as little as 10 to 20 pounds, you can help lower your CHD risk. group is to inform and support everyday running a small busi 6. About two-thirds of people with diabetes die of some form of heart or blood vessel dis entrepreneurs and small business ness. ease. Other risk factors: Stress, presence of sex hormones, use of birth control pills, exces owners. This center has offered a Please contact Michael Stull, sive alcohol intake. lot of help for the club, including in JB 281 for more information. Page 6 February 24, 2003 Coyote Chronicle
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Slow ftwWIooi MwKOi. •oStrCM bUnslmV IootjotMO, tm Pvfm Sktel.Pwriooo, If ltS77-iSM. February 24, 2003 Multi- Cultural Iraq's new leader? , By Jane! Briones Staff Writer So much attention at the cap ital is given to the. idea of Saddam Hussein being replaced, yet the issue of who will be the next suc cessor for Iraq has been kept "blanketed." Ahmad Chalabi is the front- runner to take this new position. He has previously worked with the CIA and is now Dick Cheney's top choice to replace Courte.'iy of EN.com Saddam in Iraq, and coincidental- Ahmad Chalabi, the prospective replacement for Hussein. ly, he is also the president of the organization that is steadfast in Concem also arises on how With the appointing of trying to remove Hussein from Iraqi citizens would react with a Ahmad Chalabi for Iraqi presi power. new Iraqi govemment, after dent, this may change. www.bet.com Max Singer, a student from Saddam's Baath political rule of Chalabi has "views on sub Spike Lee makes films that view black Americans in a positive light. Hudson Institute thinks "Chalabi more than 30 years. jects ranging from OPEC politics, could be the key figure in the suc In an interview Chalabi and Iraqi U.S. oil partnership and cess of President Bush's new policy responds to this issue by stating, the unforeseen effects a democrat against terrorism, tyranny and "We need a serious de- ic Iraq will surprise and enlight Spiked with culture threats of biological and nuclear Baathification program." Many en." If appointed as Iraqi war." people view this current issue in President, Chalabi's views will By Pleasance Brown ters and movies relate back to the In order for Chalabi to be comparison to Afghanistan and definitely not accommodate the Staff Writer black people and the fight they appointed the new Iraqi leader, the overthrow of the Taliban, dictatorship regime that they have had to go through to be reckoned the overthrow of Saddam Hussien which helped their economy and lived with all their lives, and came "Being a commercia] film with. Lee was breaking new bar must take place. By working with relieved the starving people. If a part of their roots, culture, and maker, it's a great challenge to riers and tearing down walls to the United States at this particular Chalabi was appointed as Iraqi religion. try to do stuff that's creative." make these films happen. time (considering our stance with president many advantages of a "Having democratic freedom This was the quote Spike Lee Kathryn Ervin, a professor Iraq), the outcome of the over democratic society will come into may frighten and make the com stated after becoming a unique here at Cal State believes that throw of Hussein may not only be play. The distribution of living mon uneducated majority, but the director in Hollywood. Spike Spike Lee, directs these types of beneficial to the Middle East but supplies would become better, so modem, more sophisticated intel Lee spoke of his artistic family films in attempts to describe the also to the United States. the people that live day-to-day, ligence group may embrace this liiniiiriwfimrirmiwi'iiiiiiiiiifi irint'iini HHMiklMMHtatt type- of govemment," says to his success as a director. Not School Daze, racial tensions as overthrowing Hussein is how cemed with politics of the country student Cynthia Moss. always an easy road Lee demon he did in Do the right thing, Chalabi will become appointed will definitely embrace this Chalabi states in his interview strated the value of going after interracial relationships in Jungle the new leader. change. As for the higher elite, with GQ magazine "It is clear the ;.you want, and not compro Fever, and black music styles in Chalabi foresees a post-Saddam who are looking into the future Iraqi people are going to opt for a mising yourself. Mo Better Blues. Lee has made Iraqi state as "a govemment that will definitely comply with the system of govemment that deeply Spike Lee is an essential approximately one film per year can restore the self-respect of the new arrangement also. respects Islam, but is not based on part of the black community, in ever since he has burst on the Iraqi people, empower them to The future for Iraq may rely Islam as the single source of legis terms of the many critical issues scene, more prolific that Steven have control over their destiny. on this new considerable post- lation for constitutionals." that affect black people today. He Spielberg, or even The only way this can be done is Saddam Hussien Iraqi president. Whether or not Chalabi will is very outspoken in that he Steven King and is not yet recog through the establishment of a The current population in Iraq be appointed as the new Iraqi never holds back on the things nized for his talents as a director. democratic govemment, with a lives under a conditioned way of leader, a war must be fought first, that he is trying to say. He is a With the development of the very strong emphasis on the rule life, because of their dictatorship- that is being waged for many rea positive role model for the black films. Spike Lee has introduced a of law...based on a judicial system type culture. This lifestyle goes sons. Liberation or oil, each issue community, in that he literary number of black actors into the and legal code that will focus on hand-in-hand with the Islamic is cmcial in it's own rite and the grew up in the projects and Hollywood atmosphere like emphasizing the human and civil religion that is practiced by the fate of the Iraqi people hangs in always strived to want to do bet Wesley Snips, John Tuturo, and rights of the Iraqis." majority of the population. the balance. ter. He is the type of person who Bill Nunn just to name a few. has never loss the sense of where Most of the black actors who What is your occupa he has come from. have debuted in his works have tion? Are you a serv Spike Lee's directorial his gone on to bigger movie careers er or exotic dancer? Join us, and hear tory spans back to the-mid through the given opportunities English Department 1980's. Lee directed his first of Spike Lee. Are you a tipped faculty member movie in the late 1990's. The Spike Lee says that his employee? Contact film list includes...Do the Right greatest inspiration is his family Thing, dockers. The for all of their support and love your Multi-Cultural A. LaFaye Best Man, Get on the Bus, Love throughout his directing career. Editor: & Basketball, Hoop Dreams, In the movie the 25th Hour Dogma, Bamboozled, Malcolm Lee wants the people in s$mdn(^aoi.com read from X, He Got Game, Summer of Hollywood know that he can her latest book Sam, The Original Kings of work with a variety of actors in Classified Comedy, and his latest film 25th order to come up with a good The Hour. film. In this film Edward Lee's films deal with and Norton was his lead actor. Lee Strength of discuss the everyday struggles of was used a reversal of fortune black men in black families liv type of method by bringing the Have your parents Saints! ing throughout white idealistic troubled white male characters to snooped on your society. He bases the characters, the forefront. on his own life and friends who Spike Lee is considered to private life with hi- Thursday, March 6,2003 encountered people who were be a groundbreaking director tech devices?If so, 6 p.m. either trying to bring them down with a knack for film as well as a journalist wants to California State University, San Bernardino or trying to get them removed powerful role model in repre Lower Commons, Eucalyptus Room from their communities. senting the black community and speak with you. Funding for this activity is provided in part by the Associated Lee does these types of bringing issues that were rarely E 111 a i 1 : Students, inc. and the English Club. For more information, films to make non-blacks racial discuss out into the opening. contact Beth Bennett at 880-0471 or Holly Henry at [email protected] or x 7389. ly conscience and aware of the Spike Lee is an icon and his bon nie. V a n gi Ider @ black man, that shows them in a tory maker and one day, be rec ABC.com more positive light. The charac- ognized for work and his talents. February 24, 2003 8 Noted Author and 'La Guerra de Psychologist speaks las Gordas' By Vincent Dass activity during . Staff Writer which they lose their sense of Spanish play Noted psychologist and time and have author professor Mihaly feelings of great Csikszentmihaiyi spoke to a satisfaction. Mr. crowd of more than 200 in the Csikszentmihaiyi Student Events Center last describes flow as Wednesday, February 19th. The "being complete CSUSB Psychology Club, ly involved in an CSUSB Psi Chi, The Learning activity for its Research Institute and AST spon own sake. The sored the lecture. ego falls away. Csikszentmihaiyi (pro Time flies. Every nounced: chick-sent-me-hi) is action, move currently the director of the ment, and Quality of Life Research Center thought follows at the Claremont Graduate inevitably from School - Claremont McKenna the previous one, College. Prior to that he spent like playing jazz. Courtesy ofbrainchannel.com more than 20 years at the Your whole Easy going professor, goes with the flow. University of Chicago where he being is was a Professor of Human involved, and Development. He co-founded the His book Flow was described you're using your skills to the / "Positive ^ Psychology on the 1993 Super Bowl broad utmost." Movement" in the American cast as the book that inspired Csikszentmihaiyi spoke for about Psychological Association. Jimmy Johnson, coach for the an hour about his work and then Csikszentmihaiyi has been Dallas Cowboys. It was also a took questions from the audience. published several times and his selection of the Book of the The audience was clearly well works include best sellers like Month Club and the Quality informed on the topics, as their Flow and Creativity. His research Paperback Book Club. questions were excellent. After Susie Medina! Chronicle interests include creativity and Known as the architect of the the lecture. Actor Rogelio Padilla becomes 'Moquihuix' as he applies his stage *>^tivation as well a|w< faction and finding out what greet nis rans ana'sT| articles they brought. By Tara Wallace Spanish speaker to get the gisl makes life worth living. when they are fully absorbed in Copy Editor of what was going on. Their battle includes an For certain Latino-based army of fat, naked women who classes students were given fight with their secret weapon, Feminism for men breast milk. (This scene was dis extra credit to attend the play, "In Pipilzitzin" (The Little appointingly not shown!) These A; J women lose the war Some women Children) a.k.a. "La Guerra de other side and the hacWwaathed ':^SI accept men as las Gordas" (The War of the woman is now in search of a being feminists, Fatties) last Friday night. new husband, as her husband others are anti- Moises Hernandez, director of was killed by her brother in the male and do not the play, addressed our class and end. So much for alleviating the want their help. convincingly explained that fhction. Gender dis- even non-Spanish speakers It is hard for her to find a crimination could understand what was husband because of her prob against women is going on by the actor's actions lem, but in the end she does and the reason for the and body language. This, at everyone lives happily ever feminist move times, seems somewhat difficult after. Not a Shakespearian sto ment and uniting to believe though. ryline, but definitely interesting. of women forces. The program does give a The play was followed By women not brief synopsis of what happens, byAztec dancing which was Susie Medina! Chronicle associating them but other than that, it was hard very refreshing for those who selves with men, for any non-Spanish speaker to Rackel Irish listens intently to Professor Rodriguez. could not understand much they do the same get the gist of what was going Spanish because there was no masculine lesbian feminist thing, discriminate against gen on. By Susie Medina The play had a pretty inter language involved. It was very comes to mind, with her aggres- der. Multi-Cultural Editor esting storyline. Here's what interesting and it looked like it "sive attitude. The inaccuracy This also becomes intimi happens. There were two differ took a lot of effort for the girls. displayed turns many people, dating to men, as they shy away Myth: Men are from Mars, ent powers struggling for the Aztec dancing, includes including women, off to the from involving themselves in a Women are from Venus. Fact: Aztec empire. One of the kings women with shells on their legs feminist movement. project where they will be deal We're all from earth. Just this Moquihuix, marries the sister, and almost Native American- As a matter of fact, two ing with prejudices. Wednesday, the Women's Chalchiuhnenetzin, of the other looking headdresses. thirds of college women claim "Gender Outlaw," a book by Resource Center (WRC) held a king, Axayacatl, to lessen the The best part was when one not to be feminists. It is likely Kate Bomstein, talks about how "Feminism for Men" meeting. friction between the two pow of the girls would mess up. that women benefit from the humans should refrain from •Hosted by communications ers. The king who married this They would get these really cute feminist movement, but don't identifying themselves on the professor Scott Rodriguez. The woman is repulsed by her smiles on their faces and the want to be a part of it. It grounds of gender and just con event was a tight-knit group of because she is so skinny and has audience members couldn't help becomes difficult to recruit men sider themselves human beings. five that listened to a discussion very bad breath. but smile also. to become allies, when most Bomstein, who once was a of the definition 'feminist' and All the other actor's body Overall, this play is recom women don't even buy into it. man who rejected his male gen the stereotypical connotation language towards her was so mended to anyone, (even non- Aflerall, there is a difference der, encourages people to ques that it holds. funny because of her halitosis. Spanish speakers). Though dif between women and feminists. tion societal taboos conceming A dominating subject was The two powers do indeed go to ficult at first, watching body that of media influence. Rodriguez mentions that gender. language and facial expressions there isn't a difference in term The book serves as a discus war. Rodriguez reports the media This was one of the best can tell a lot about what is hap for a male feminists and a sion tool and reiterates the idea controls 80 percent of the infor of the play for a non- pening in a play. The play was female feminist. The difference that gender should not be a part parts mation on television. Feminism Spanish speaker but other than very well preformed and the is that males become allies of of ones complete identity. is, for the most part, shown in a that, it was hard for any non- actors did an excellent job. negative light. The stereotypical the force instead of becoming February 24, 2003 Noontime Bands: Master Egg serves sunny side up By Alan Vacks Staff Writer Los Angeles-based band Master Egg performed to a skele ton crew of students last Wednesday in the student union courtyard, but the small turnout did not affect their playing. Master Egg may have only been together for six months, but they delivered an hour-long set of pol ished yet improvisational blend of reggae, blues, funk, rock and soul. Rhythm guitarist and back up vocalist, Colin Mc Kay, calls the band's genre of music "cre ative improvisation" that encom passes "exotic rock and soul." Although Master Egg per formed mostly originals, three cover songs highlighted the set. The classic "Hand-Jive" kicked Alan Vacks/Chronicle off the show and enticed the The guys from Master Egg. small crowd to participate by clapping their hands in unison. Due to Osuna's style of structure of the song. Master Egg performed the covers gifts such as Frisbees and Mister Additionally, then performed two instrumentation, I consider Unfortunately, the audience very well. What is it going to Fans, so come on out! If students Bob Marley songs- "I Shot the Master Egg on the borderline of, a numbers have dwindled with take to get some student support do not start supporting the Sheriff' and " Waiting in Vain." jam band. One of their originals each Noontime Band. Passers-by for the presentation of the Noontime Bands, there might not "1 Shot the Sheriff was done segued from an upbeat shuffle to barely glanced over to see what Noontime Bands? be any in the future. Clapton style, a faster tempo and a slow-motioned psychedelic the racket was all about. There is already a free raffle At least one CSUSB student, rocking version. Lead guitarist trance like space, bringing to 1 never met anyone who does that awards a free dinner after the Xiangmei (Michelle) Zhang, Tommy Osuna tore into improvi light Osuna's slow hand style and not appreciate the music of Bob show, just around the comer ven indulged herself into her own sational lead similar to prominent versatility before breaking back Marley. Not that Bob Marley dors and other company repre- Continue on Page 17 Phish is back in the bowl By Matt Schoenmann cover. The Rolling Stones "Loving Cup," Special to the Chronicle to close the show. Throughout the band's two year plus hia Coming off their first Rolling Stone tus, and due to a lack of tightness during cover, Phish gave the capacity Forum their recent mini-tour, many questions crowd what it had been waiting over two arose as to whether the band would main years for. Spirited, full intention music tain the musical cohesiveness that helped TUESDAY & THURSDAY played in the same fashion as the first 17 contribute to their swell in popularity dur years of its career. ing the late nineties. These questions For the opening show of their first were put to rest after the bands rousing Are full tour since the band announced its hia first set. tus Phish indulged the crowd with old favorites and two new sor^gs off their recently released "Round Room" album. CSUSB-^' The crowd was at a fever pitch when the band took the stage on Valentine's Day. The first set opened with an appro priate, yet predictable "My Sweet One" Dismmmt followed by the appropriate, yet complete ly unpredictable "Covef of the Rolling Stone." The latter of which displayed the Nights band's ability to capture a moment in time through musical inventiveness. Friday night, the day that Rolling Stone arrived in the mail to subscribers, was the first time I Phish performed the Dr. Hook cover live. The first set continued to please long 50% OFF time fans with staples "Fee, "Bathtub Gin" and "Golgi Apparatus." Set two opened with the powerful "Possum," followed by the first new jam Any Pizza of the evening "Walls of the Cave," which rang in at over 20 minutes. While Phish attempts to present them selves as four equal parts it was apparent Now offering Delivery to CSUSB ^ that the majority of space provided during jams was left to guitarist Trey Anastasio to After 6:0Q p.m. • Dine in only fill, while the rest of the members, Jon Fishman (drums). Page McConnell (keys) : Now Offering Delivery to CSUSB Serrano Village and Mike Gordon (bass) played support limit one Pizza per LB. • Specialty Pizzas Exdnged ing roles. Photo courtesy ofAdam Foley Phish picked a predictable albeit beloved Trey Anastasio of Phish. 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Ivan: Get A Second tell them through. Daredevil, for the dead. In that Marcos: Opinion/Definitely Watch This Blade, X-Men, and Spider-Man case, Selena would've Although I Film are definitely taking the comic been a great Blektra. loved the book-turned-movies seriously, Oops, I did it again. action and MOVIE NEWS unlike others (Batman 2 - 4, as Marcos: While on the the special Ivan: Iron Man is currently in well as Superman 3, 4. I mean subject, I have one effects, in pre-production and guess who really what the hell was Richard word to say to you the bar the producers are thinking of By Ivan Fernandez & Marcos Pryor doing in there? Was he sup people who haven't fight offering the role of the man. with Landin posed to the funny Steel?). seen this film yet: B U scene, I the Iron Member? None other Ivan: I know what you're think L L S E Y E. I haven't felt a little than Leonardo DiCaprio. Except New & Improved 2003 Rating ing. "Oh no, Ben Affleck. He's had this much fun with bit of the he doesn't know it because he System: worse than Nicolas Cage." Well, a villain since the Blair hasn't been offered the role yet. if you read this column last week, Joker in Batman. Colin Witch Marcos: Waitwaitwait! You Excellent , Rating: Definitely you'll know that Nic Cage Farrell did an out Project mean, Leo "What's Eating Watch This Film redeemed his status with standing job, as an sickness. Gilbert Grape?" DiCaprio? Mild Rating: Get A Second Adaptation (and if you didn't egotistical, overconfi Meaning Unless Iron Man has recently Opinion read, WHAZA MATTA WIT dent, bored-because- the camera been written as a rich, down-syn- Poor Rating: Save Your Money CHOO!). While Affleck didn't he-never-misses self. was mov dromed, no shower taking, hiding For A Lapd^ce make as dramatic a turn, he was Ivan: Only problem ing too fast in tree with a big fat momma actually.convincing as The Man with this film was for my man, then I guess DiCaprio's per DAREDEVIL Without Fear (that's Daredevil, Mark Steven Johnson eyes to fect. a.k.a. Matt Murdock for you non- tried to squeeze in too keep up. Ivan: In other casting news, IMDB Synopsis: A man blinded comic book philes). Yes, he actu much at once. Anyone Photo Courtesy of google.com And for all Alfred Molina, the pimp daddy of by radioactive waste which also ally did a bit of acting. Not once familiar with the comic of you idiots, Frida's world, has been cast as enhanced , his did I see him storyline knows what I'm talking that's right, I'm talking to you Doctor Octopus for the sequel to remaining senses as J-Ho's boy about. The romance between people who are talking trash Spider-Man, tentatively titled fights crime as an toy. And Matt Murdock and Elektra about Daredevil flying through The Amazing Spider-Man. He's acrobatic martial Kevin Smith's Natchios happened too quickly. the city, let me just set the record already begun physical training . arts superhero. cameo was Ben Urich's little storyline was straight. HE'S NOT ****ING for the cool too. unnecessary and could've been FLYING! HE'S LEAPING! role. GO Marcos: Thank Marcos: You saved for a larger role in a sequel. Keep in mind, this is a comic DIEGO God Hollywood know who On lop of that, Johnson still book movie. RIVERA! is finally looking w o u 1 d ' V e needs work with his action Photo Courtesy of google.com at the comics. sen a great sequences. Too many close-ups ^Definitely Watch This Film E-mail us at coyotemoyietick- The Metalhead; The PRYMARY Objective By Brian Keathley Quirarte attacks his kit like a rabid dog on Metalhead ARROWHEAD a three-legged cat. Lead Guitarist Sean Entrikin grew up listening to Jake E. Lee Greetings Friends!!! Brian here giv and Randy Rhoads and it shows during ing you guys the scoop on a great up and his blistering guitar solos - the guy is all coming local band - PRYMARY. These over the neck. BAGEL CO. guys flat out rule! The remaining members: bassist With a style James that sounds like a Sherwood and cross between keyboardist Rush and Iron Smiley Sean Maiden, with a are both skilled touch of Genesis, musicians who NOy OPEN their progressive round out the music is refresh band's sound 10 percent discount with student ID ing in a local very well. scene filled with The guys were far too many kind enough to Gourmet Coffee E.spresso angry thrash hook me up bands. I have with a copy of been privileged their CD as Cappuccino Sandwiches to catch two well and while shows so far this it doesn't quite year (New Year's have the power Free DSL Access & Ethernet and Eve and of the live 802.11 Wireless Valentine's Day) show it could and both of them easily hold its Ti have been fantas own against ARROWHEAD Pictures courtesy of google.com tic. Rush's "2112" I Why are those kids covering their eyes? PRYMARY o r BAGEL CO. -I is made up of five members and all five Queensrych's" Empire". There's not a _ Bagels Espresso _ are loaded with talent. Vocalist Mike bad track on it. The artwork, music, and i Coffee Cappuccino • DiSarro has a voice that could compete production are all excellent. with Bruce Dickinson's and he has the You can pick it up at the bands web r 1 -FREE Bagel including spread- stage presence of a young David Lee site: www.prymary.com for the small fee I with purchase of any size • Roth. Disarro is so "into it" when he is of $10.00 or try CD NOW. Also, check ' performing he seems to transcend his sur the guys out live on February 28th at THE I coffee. I Limit one per customer roundings and becomes completely pos GALAXY in Santa Anna opening for sessed by the power of the music. -^etalheaa The other four members are on top of Located on University and their game as well. Drummer Chris Continued on Page 17 Kendall in the Sav-on shopping center 12 February 24,2003 Coyote Chronicle The Inter-Fraternity Council Presents... i;.!' •••• . Spring Recruitment Despite what movies such as Animal House suggest, fraternities and sororities are more than just freshman rush and raging parties. The social skills that help students gain admittance into the Greek system are the same aptitudes that can later give them a leg-up in corporate climbing. Plus, once they've graduated, they can tap into the nationwide network of Greek brothers or sisters who populate all tiers of corporate America. The future leaders of America are becoming better men and women today in the Greek system. Research by the North-American Inter-fraternity Conference certainly seems to prove this theory: > only 8.5% of full-time university undergraduates are members of either a .• fraternity or sorority > 24% of Forbes 500 chief executive officers are Greek > 48% of all U.S. Presidents • > 42% of all U.S. Senators > 30% of all U.S. Congressmen ' ^ ^ > 4Q% of all U.S. Supreme Court Justices The Greek System at CSUSB provides students with the opportunity to m "yriHvwlv'edAXl • VTA W J-' " ' ^ ^ ju-w personal growth and leadership training that will forever change their colleg experience. Of course, they will also find a social experience that is unsurpassed by any other type of organization and will build lifelong bonds of true friendship. No matter what you want to get out of your college experience, or whether you've always thought that fraternities or sororities weren't for you, you owe it to yourself to find out for sure. Contact the following organizations for more information, or just stop by the Rush tables on campus beginning February 24. Tau Kappa Epsilon 2126 3/2 3/4 3/6 Delta Sigma Phi 2/25 2/27 3/4 3/6 Sigma Nu 2/26 3/1 3/5 3/6 Sigma Chi 2/27 3/3 3/5 3/6 1-. Contact information: InterFraternal Council Recruitment Officer Nick I'j?.* 'Wi Calero (909) 240-5691 C-S'U'S 1- -I ' iBsS ASSOCIATED-mJDENT IMrrAPPORATFTi t; imom & February 24, 2003 MANIFEST DESTINY...IT'S OUR DESTINY By The Angry American like us on their land, we pushed carried a big stick, amended (Ivan Fernandez) them off it into the West. Years The Monroe Doctrine, adding the final pen stroke Online Editor later, we took that land too (its not like they were going to do needed to complete anything with all that gold lying Manifest Destiny. Since There's been a lot of talk around anyway). When we then, we've had the right to about going to war with Iraq. needed people to work, we correct any mistakes for And of course, there are those picked up some slaves. When every other country's sake. who oppose the looming war. we couldn't have anymore They may not appreciate it, But I say, let's do it. Let's slaves, we used cheap, illegal but that's not what matters go to war with Iraq. labor. because foreign countries We gotta blow somebody Now, some gun-toting reli never appreciate anything up. We haven't pushed our gious zealots think they can we do, especially if it's for weight around since 1992 and push us around? I don't think their own good. You won't the world has forgotten what so! get any thanks from the kind of a dictato...democratic Tree-huggers will tell you Afghans-, that's for sure. Photocoutesyofaltavista.com But why stop with the supeg)jower we are. that we're attacking Iraq for its Thumbs -UP for ghbal control iur forefathers didn't cre- oil. And what's wrong with Middle East? There's so ate America by sitting around bombing a country for oil? much more out there for the Why do you think we have fear. But it only pissed off King and waiting for a smoking gun. They're the stupid ones for hog taking. North Korea is acting the right to bere arms? To push Kong when awoken to the life of They were the smoking gun. ging it all. If it wasn't for oil, like a jealous ex-lover looking people around, that's why. We terror. It marched through town They picked up their rifles and they'd have nothing else to sell, for our attention. Let's send didn't take crap from anyone and reigned destruction. Right fired into the whites of the ene and it's not like their country is them a love letter...filled with before, why should we now? now, Kong is climbing the my s' eyes. Pushing people in such great shape in the first explosive radioactive material. America is like King Kong. Empire State building and swat around is what created this place. If they were smart, they'd We can take out the French, America was happy and peace ting down bothersome flies. country. When the Brits didn't align themselves with us and just for a good laugh. No one's ful on its island, living in quiet Look, there goes Germany. You like our freedom, we kicked give us oil cheap. going to miss them anyway. And solitude. Then the boats (planes) won't get in our way on our path their asses. Back in 1904, President don't even get me started on of Al-Qaeda arrived and tried to to the top of the world. When the Indians didn't Roosevelt, who spoke softly but Canada, a.k.a. America Jr. enslave America in its chains of See you at the top. Chonies from Hell - Trash your granny nannies for good I've seen ladies who walk around pants like hip huggers, then put chonies crumpled over your wearing grannies with tight skirts wearing low-rider pants (whether on different chonies. pants when you sit down in front or jeans. it be jeans or not), sporting Don't wear your period panties! of them in class? It's not attractive ladies! I .TbrniW - Put don't worry. I'm heie.. a bad thing, but don't wear the go and do a (hing like? You know NO! for you. I can solve your prob "Chonies form Hell." it's not pretty. So don't think that And don't try to act like you lem. You see, all you have to do You see ladies, these are the wearing your grannies is going to don't look when someone sits is wear different panties. It's 1^1 '*1 types of panties that hang over get you the attention that you down in front of you, because not that difficult. Just go out ••"Courtesy of barenecessities.com HELLO SEXY! your waistband and your belt. really want. everyone does. and get some g-strings, thongs, They aren't the pretty silky ones, Yes, you will get noticed. It It's ok. You're not strange. or those cute little lacy boy NOOO! They're the thick-band- just won't be for your taste in It's normal. You're fine. undies. By Yazmin Alvarez ed-flowered cotton ones. shoes, but rather for your bad Don't think you're all But just remember, whatev Opinions & Editorials Editor Alright, I understand. We all taste in lingerie. screwed up because you look. er you wear, it's your choice. want to be comfortable. But if Do you really think that It's natural. Nobody's really going to judge There have many times that you're going to wear revealing everyone wants to see your But it's not natural to go out you... Just me! The Coyote Chronicle University Hall, UK O37. 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By Jim Gondos Apply now for editorial and other staff -^[pSUSB- Student positions that will be available next quarter. I understand Applications are available in UH-037. that freedom of sp^h and freedom ^ of expression are ; central to what For more information contact the Coyote Chronicle being an American k all ^out There at 880-5289 or e-mail us at [email protected] is also a ^ine , between what is written and would \shooldn't. Art Pic of the W6ek... Many people thai I have s^ken with along with myself feel thai your article titled ; Touch Your Sack, :"Not Iraq" was. pletely innapprt^ate. As a student here at Cal State, I am con^i«ely asham^ of this article but even more by the fact that there is no one affiliat ed with this paper that had any common sense to put this article qn the back burner. If this article where to reach out into the city i would be competely ashamed by the reflection that this article will display about the student body at Cal State, f feel there should be another Mticie appologizing to any students or faculty diat have taken offense to this article. As a newspaper you are not only are flection of yourselves, you are also a reflection of others, like myself and I am quite embarrased. It's all going down the drain By Vincent Dass I also thought it may be an umbrel Staff Writer la, or it may be education. We students, who are preparing our As the unexpected storm weather selves for the future, need to be Career kicked last week in Southern California, equipped, tried and tested before a rainy and students at Cal State San Bernardino day, so that we won't end up in a garbage made use of their umbrellas, it must have bin. not been inportant to one student as the The umbrella in the garbage bin thaught umbrella ended up in the trash bin. me a lesson. It reminded me of heavily Expo Walking across the university walk wrecked vehicles that have been placed at the entrance of way during the 29 Palms Marine heavy rain from one base, sending a class to the next, message don't there was an drink and drive, Wednesday, April 2 umbrella shoved and the crosses into the garbage bin. placed on the side I immediately of the roads, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. stopped and pon meaning that dered on the someone has lost umbrella and a life here. Coussoulis Arena thought to myself, Photo by Vincent Dass The umbrella "this is a lesson that Someone didn't mind getting rained on is good for noth we all could leam Bring Resumes! from," in taking care of our protection ing, even in stormy weather, if it does not before a rainy day. function well. Meet employers refxesenfing business, industry and govemmwt. Discuss the op^ortur^ties ovailable to yew for full-fime career pratior^ pal-time, seasonal a port-time jobs ond internsrtps. Come Join us at the Chronicle, ^secial itronlc to ow co-»omoR CS'JSf. of Business and PuWic Adn^istration Enterprise Rent-A-Cw NOW!!! FedEx f^ound Opinionated? Let the campus know what's on CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 5500 Univer^ty Paricway, Son Bemcrcino, CA 92107 as Phone: 909.880.5250 CALIFORHIA STATB UNIVERSITY your mind, SAN BERNARDINO Fox: 909.880.7094 Meetfo; tri» CItillenfe Web: http://coreer.c^b.edu e mail us at [email protected] or call us at 880-5289 Coyote Chronicle February 21, 2003 Vou dorv-t Kave -to urvvAjrap i-t, unroll i-t, or VOORN RT can Break. "Depo-Provera is 99.1'7o e4^4^ecrtive. 6>irtK corvtrol ^ou -tKirvk ^ *|/t> Oi/* J-f- -V _ ^ . 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The most common are irregular periods or spotting. See what Depo-Provera is all about. Call toll free 1-866-519-DEPO or visit Depo-Provera.GQiVi. B>irtK corvtrol ^ou-tKirvk ae»ou-t jus-t + k a ^ar. Please see important product information on adjacent page. '.,.1 ) 2002 Pharmacia Corporation 17 February 24, 2003 rifices to be made with such a increase student jobs. Craig '^Gynt Continued grand attraction. Even while reports that over a hundred from page! money ceases to be an issue, student jobs will open up. Not there are some prices to pay. to mention the economic that exercise is only part of an Since the gym will be so near boost for students working energetic gym. The lobby, fit the parking lot, traffic may here while they are building ness and wellness • room and become problematic. up their resumes. group fitness rooms can be a With parking already The project began about bit less active and more social, being an issue for those stu two years ago, when a referen private or personal. dents in the University Hall, dum was voted on by students, a graduate degree costs too much? Sounds so great, but what Jack Brown, and Theater Arts and passed, that a new gym be about those students who will vicinities; now kinesiology built. Craig knew he had to be graduated by 2005? For and athletic students will have establish a new recreational Here's a gr^ m those students who have to, compete for parking in the gym center where all students Divestment attended CSUSB since Fall could utilize it. Because the obscure parking lot G. Cal Baptist's % 2001, when additional fees gym for students before was tip: Cal BapHst. The new gym will not < began to pay for the construc only service students with an hidden in the basement of the Graduate m tion, a "2 for 1" waiver will be exercise facility but also do Coussoulis Arena and shared Degree m applied. This means that for much for the campus appear restricted times with class A graduate degree is every quarter since Fall 2001 ance. As a commuter campus, rooms academics, athletes, Programs supposed to pay that tuition has been paid, a CSUSB competes with other and regular students, some dividends for a lifetime— student will receive two quar universities whose campuses thing autonomous was needed Master af Business ters to use the facility. So, for are thriving with activities. to convenience all students but not all graduate degrees are example, if a student has This gym will pump up the with all needs. created equal. At Cal Baptist^ you can attended since Spring 2002, energy of its students and the Ground will be breaking Master of Sdence in they would already have three in approximately a year from count on personalized enthusiasm of perspective stu Connseting talented faculty, quarters paid, equally six dents considering attending now and further details will be Psychology attention from quarters to use the new gym here. given with progression of the widely recognized graduate programs, freely. The new gym will also development. But there are always sac and an ethical focus that distinguishes in Education you from the crowd. So don't think of University of California, San Diego and has been teaching since 1974. He relocated to Peru Master of Arts your Cal Baptist graduate degree as Continued from page three years ago where he "fell in love" with the in English money out of pocket. It's more like country. Picchu. Dr. Daniel Whitaker, professor of Spanish money in the bank. Dr. Marcos Goldfarb, from the department at CSUSB, and assistant professor of Spanish, Programs of Spanish Literature at the university, recently Anuro Fernandez-Gilbert will be traveling visited CSUSB to invite students to come to the with the selected students in two-week inter school. Goldfarb received his Ph.D. from vals. you're getting two great bands for that price. fimm fB mm , -Metalheqd So do yourself a favor: log on, check out the Continued from page 12 site, get the CD, and take your ears to THE UHIifERSiTY GALAXY on Feb 28 for some great music. KING'S X. Tickets for this show are a little You'll thank me later... pricey at $20.00 apiece, but keep in mind 84 32 MSiHlh AHflH RlHrslili, CillfQrili 82 5 04 provide the lone dance arsenal to show her sup 1.8 7 7.2 28.8 8 7 ? port for Master Egg's craft. Continued from page Master Egg has a show at Genghis Cohen, 1,8 0 9. 3 4 3.4 24 8 i7iflucnCeer"Dy M&StW formance. Michelle fused ballet and yoga to at [email protected]. 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School and was able to take the Important players to look team to championship con out for this season will be sopho tention. more Sarah Reneker who led her One of his objectives for the team with 67 goals last season. team was to establish a team All-American Amanda unity that would be vital for win Wells will be entering her third ning games. year as goalie after having an "I'd made sure that 'click's' impressive 256 savbs in 2002. within the group didn't form, Seniors Kari Haberts and girls were grouped differently Taryn Harp are expected to have during practice and in games in offensive power again this sea order to have them get to know son. Combined, both players each other," says Coach Finwall. scored 82 goals. The women's water polo The team is relatively new team just finished a Slugfest with half of players transferring Invitational at UC Santa Cruz. from other schools and freshman The team came home with three Robert H'hitchcad CSL Sli recruits. wins and one loss. MAKING A BIG SPLASH: Ail-American goal keeper Amanda Wells finished her 2002 campaign with One other new and very The wins were very impor a phenomenal 256 saves. important key figure on the team tant because they played No. 15 By Beatrix Barragan "The only time we don't it worst with just a thin sweater is the head coach. UC Davis and No. 20 Cal St Staff Writer play is if there is lightning, and for protection," says Coach Finwall is in his first year Bakersfield, currently ranked in there is never lightning," says Thomas Finwall with a laugh. coaching at the collegiate level. the Collegiate Water Polo It can be a bright sunny day, sophomore driver Wendi This aggressive squad is In addition, Finwall replaces last Association national poll, which or it can be freezing cold with Tofflemire. entering a hopeful season with season's head coach Danielle includes both division 1 and divi rain. The women's waterpolo "The girls stay warm in the much improvement from last Altman who left for UC Santa sion II teams. UC Santa Cruz team will still play. water, it's the coaches that have year. Barbara. also fell short to the Coyotes. Hikes Devils Punch Bowl Robert Whitehead/CSUSB Bv Rodv Rodriguez Nestled in the Angeles neighboring area. i Junior Heather Lehman is the No. 3 singles player for CSUSB. Staff Writer National Forest, just out When you reach the side PeatBlossom, Devilis bottom of the trail, there is Where: From CSUSB. Punch Sowl is where the an option CSUSB Tennis update^giii' take the 215 north and con North Atlantic °Plntf ;nftd downjnto the fault itself. Champions UC San DiegST^ud tinue after it merges with the Pacific Plate converge. The descent is moder By Wesley Collins a 1-8 loss to Grand Canyon. The t-15. After about 10" Numerous earthquakes ate, so do not worry about ! Staff Writer They are currently 0-2 on the mtles, take California: 158 iand" :Vg?0logtcal , activity, getting any blisters. The CSUSB Women's season and 0-2 in the CCAA. /WeMitow^rds PalhQ'dule;:.p/;V:; !!;,-/,!!!!/At!!tfce: fault,' there is a Tennis team has had a tough The girls are looking to ; Follow this highway' ' cent, area " ovet the ce'n-. seasonal creek that should start - to a season with a lot of rebound and come up with ior a while until you feaeh turies. be flowing at this time. promise. some wins against upcoming ; Fearblossom. Now you have a chance At this point, you The team has lost its first foes UC Davis and Sonoma : There will be a sign to be a part of this geolog- should take time to explore • two meets, 0-9 to West Region State. •indicating Devilis Punch IcaT wonder. the-area. -• . '. -"•;•••••'•'! Sowl. Turn left onto The trailheud is: lm:at^ Just imagine. Here is Longview Road. :, ed.near the ranger station. where two major plates! 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No peo- the Devilis Chair as well as surround. _ : jjple, think clean thoughts. : the fault. . After enjoying the! ! T arn talking about the You can take a moment fault, you can tnake yout- • big earthquake that is sup- and. admire a piece of ascent. Continue follow- - posed! to hit Southern God's creation or just take : ing the trail, : V ! Califorhia at any moment. a picture. ft loops back, so . <- • •!•• February 24. 2003 The Coyote Chronicle Martin backbone of CSUSB squad Lady By Wesley Collins Staff Writer 'Yotes No. Heart, tenacity and competi tiveness are just a few of the traits 6 in that Men's Basketball Head Coach Jeff Oliver says define junior standout Dumas Martin - a Regional player who has worked hard in By Kermit R. Boyd the off season to move his way up Sports £ditor the depth chart. Martin, who was a deep bench player for last year's team, In a world full of things has built himself into one of the J^hat are uncertain, the most consistent offensive and California Collegiate Athletic defensive starters on this year's Ass^laitibn's wontM' pS^- pants seem to be wearing th team. world's same complexion. He is averaging 6.1 rebounds The women's basketball a game, second on the team CCAA conference seems behind CC AA Player of the Week slightly fogged by a cloud of Lance Ray, and is shooting .655 parody that is in the mist of from the field. them. "Dumas does a tremendous Cal State Bakersfield is job of defending post players and four and a half games ahead of a tremendous job of rebounding the second and third place the basketball," says Oliver, who teams in the conference. believes Martin has exceeded his CSUSB is in fourth place expectations this year. "He's flm games out of first w\tVv lOWT to do," he adds. games remaining in the regu Martin likes the idea that not lar season. a lot was expected out of him this Despite this microscopic season, because he feels it took a fact, the Coyotes are ranked lot of pressure off him to per Robert Whiiehead/CSUSB No. 6 in the West Regional form. with the prospect of advanc BACKBONE: Junior center Dumas Martin paid his dues last season and is now starting this season, "I knew I could do as well ing in the Regional poll before and is the second leading rebounder with 6.1 per game. I'm doing now and even a little season's end. Pomcma. bit better," says Martin of his per Martin is very modest about but I hope to diink Aat I'm an As oflafe Ac"' "I want to finish with six formance this year. his starting position on this year's important cause for the team," played inspired ball, trouncing wins ... I don't see any reason Oliver says that Martin is the team. says Martin. UC Davis and Chico State on why we shouldn't ... as long as backbone of this team, and also He points out the fact that The Coyotes have six more February 13th and 14th. we keep our focus," says Martin admits that he is a very important the two players who were ahead games remaining on the regular The Lady 'Votes are of the remaining games. piece of the team's accomplish of him last year graduated and season schedule, which include holding their opponents to Along with those six' wins ment of tying the school record thus catapulted him from bench games against conference foes 55.2 points per game, which is comes the chance to host the for most consecutive wins in a warmer to starter. Sonoma State University and Gal No. 9 in the nation. West Region Tournament for the row, 17. However, Martin is very State Bakersfield. The Coyotes, are lead by second year in row. "Tying is nice, but we want confident in what he calls the However, the Coyotes are Kamesha Bell who is the lead "If we win six in a row then to break it... tying is like kissing "important role player" position sitting pretty with a four game ing scorer, rebounder and we can talk about it," says a your sister, what's the fun in that he's in. lead over Sonoma State, stealer. Leilani Tirona and focused Martin. that," says Martin. "I'm definitely a role player. Bakersfield and Cal Poly Shannon Smith are right behind Bell in the steal cate gory, and Tirona is the team^s Winning streak at 18 second leading scorer. Head coach Kevin By Wesley Collins Leading scorer Bobby Burries had a Becker is embarking on histo Staff Writer quiet night with 10 points. ry, approaching the 100-win The Grand Canyon Antelopes were milestone in his 7th season as The Coyotes set a new school led by senior John Janssen's 22 points the head coach and also has an record for consecutive wins at 18 and 10 rebounds along with fellow sen opportunity to coach his squad straight games. The 18th win came iors Delano Somers' 15 points and Sean to their last playoff appear Friday night at Coussoulis Arena with a Harris' 12 points. ance since the 1997-98 sea convincing 86-58 defeat of Grand The Coyotes jumped out to a huge son. Canyon University. 25-8 lead early in the first half and CSUSB might be able to The Coyotes were led by junior looked to be overpowering the under put a dent in the CCAA's con standout Jonathan Levy who scored 34 manned Antelopes, however the 'Lopes ference two top teams when points, 18 of which came in the second closed the lead to 43-35 before the half. they travel up North for the half, and five rebounds. Levy had a lot The Coyotes came out strong in the last two games of their season of support from teammates Lance Ray, second half and rode the momentum of on March 7 and 8. who scored 18 and T.K. Reed who Levy's 18 points to a convincing defeat. As the Coyotes march threw in 12 points along with 10 assists. The win keeps the Coyotes in the towards the end and approach No. 1 position in the CCAA and helps that time of the month in maintain their four game lead with only March will call madness, they five games remaining. They are now undeniably have a chance to Junior Jonathan Levy catches an alley- 16-1 in the CCAA and 18-4 overall, make inroads, and accomplish hoop as CSUSB railroaded Grand which is also good for the No. 1 ranking goals set forth at the inception Canyon. R6- 58 John Emig/Chronicle in the West Region. of the 2003 season. •.ts"