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COYOTECHRONICLE.NET Vol.Vol. LII, No. 6 TUESDAY,TUESDAY, MAY 26, 20152015 CCBriefs: By ALEXANDER DOUGLAS Staff Writer

Thousands of gallons of oil spilled SSummerummer in Santa Barbara Approximately 105,000 gallons of crude oil was spilled into the ocean and shorelines around Santa Barbara. The spill occurred Tuesday, May 19, when two pump stations belonging Sch l to the Plains All American Company ruptured. According to the Los Angeles Times, the cause of the rupture is still being determined. Glow sticks protect camels and drivers By DANIELA RUEDA SUSB en- June 30. The deadline to To prevent a hold on Camel owners have put glow- Staff Writer courages receive a 100 percent re- an account, students must ing bands onto their camels to prevent students to fund is June 23. complete the Agent of car crashes at night, according to NBC Cget ahead Carlos Ramirez, Change online training or News. and take summer classes a CSUSB registration the in-person Bystander There are more than 6,000 camels because of the many ben- specialist, explains why Intervention Workshop. roaming Southern Israel. The amount of efi ts offered. summer school is benefi - Federal mandates re- accidents involving camels have proved Summer priority cial for students. quire all students to com- to be deadly, so these new glowing bands registration began May 4 “We recommend plete training in regard to will help motorists spot the camels. and continued until May summer school for con- gender-based violence. The glowing bands are an innova- 20. Enrollment appoint- tinuing students and new During the summer tive, cheap and easy-to-use to save lives. ments are available on students that are coming quarter, both undergradu- Teenager had to stay awake to a student’s MyCoyote into the Fall 2015 term, ate and graduate students keep parasite from eating her eye page, under the “Student one of the main reasons are only allowed 17 max- A teenager had to stay awake for a Center” tab. the courses they are tak- imum units. week, administering eye drops to pre- Summer late regis- ing here are already at the Arlene Zamora vent a parasite from burrowing into her tration is June 8 through campus,” said Ramirez. Continued on Pg.2 eye. Jessica Greaney had to apply eye drops every 10 minutes and only got a few minutes of sleep, resulting in de- creased immune effi ciency, according The Telegraph. Doctors say the parasite found its way into Greaney’s eye from her con- tact lens after tap water had splashed on them. In Queens, New York, home own- ers say Not the Bees!!! Forty thousand bees made their home under a backyard deck in a house in Queens, New York. The beekeepers used an infrared camera mounted to a pole to fi nd the bees living under the backyard deck. The honey was dripping from the honeycomb and the extraction took CCSUsSUs mmayay rreceiveeceive millionsmillions more than two hours, according to NY Daily News. By JORGE CAMPOS Lawmakers have until midnight, June and fund student success measures. Waco Texas Shooting results in Staff Writer 15, to present a fair budget plan and send This funding is intended to provide nine dead it to Brown for his signature, according to more working opportunities for students. Nine people were left dead after a Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a $115.3 The San Bernardino Sun. The measure also includes hiring more shooting in Waco, Texas. million spending plan that could provide Brown’s budget even calls for another faculty and academic advisers, expanding The shooting started as a brawl in a millions for the Cal State University sys- $38 million in funding for CSUs, but the online enrollment, enlarging the Early restaurant and escalated to a shooting in tem. funds will be divided in half, with some of Start Program that prepares students for the parking lot. The altercation is said to In return for the spending plan, Brown the money going towards enrollment funds college coursework and investing in ap- have been between biker gangs. proposed on Thursday, May 14, to freeze as well as investing in ways to get students plied research and internship programs for It is believed that all confi rmed dead undergraduate tuition for in-state students through college faster. students, according to Los Angeles Daily were part of the biker gangs. No police and establish new tax credit for the work- The remaining portion of the money News. offi cers were reportedly injured, accord- ing lower class. will be distributed into smaller sections Continued on Pg. 3 ing to CNN.com.

Women use makeup This is not Miley Cyrus: Happy Negative effects of to empower, pg. 5 a hamburger, pg. 8 Hippies , pg. 10 diet fads, pg. 14 News Chronicle Page 2 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Get ready for Rafi k Mohamed summer school named new dean Continued from Pg. 1 ply for aid and specifi c eligibility require- ments. By RANDALL HIGGINS Department of Social Sciences at Clayton plans to take 15 units this summer to ad- Students at CSUSB who are inter- Staff Writer State University where he has served since vance in her education but has yet to de- ested in transferring units into a degree 2009, according to Bodman. cide whether she will take out a loan or program should have a maximum of 36 Rafi k Mohamed was selected to be Mohamed’s credits include serving as receive fi nancial aid. units taken in a non-degree status to apply the new dean of the College of Social and chair and associate professor of the Depart- “Last year I received grants and fi - towards a bachelor’s degree, and 13 units Behavioral Sciences, according to CSUSB ment of Sociology at the University of San nancial aid, but this year I was offered to towards a master’s degree. Provost Andy Bodman. Diego before 2009, and was voted twice as take out a loan, but I still haven’t decid- The benefi ts from summer school Starting in August 2015, Mohamed outstanding professor of the year, accord- ed,” said Zamora. are that students will receive more aid, will replace Jamal Nassar, who has been ing to the CSUSB Offi ce of Public Affairs. The cost for undergraduate tuition advance to the next level of funding, and the dean of the Before his graduate fees is $220 per unit and a mandatory will potentially graduate sooner as op- department work, Mohamed was an campus fee of $207.50. posed to if they do not attend summer since 2007, but investigator for private Summer Assistance Grant (SAG) school during their stay. has decided to attorneys, handling fel- was created to assist students with sum- Ramirez also mentioned why it is retire at the end ony defense cases. mer fees. better to take classes at CSUSB rather of the school During his graduate Qualifi cations for SAG will be based than at another school. year. work, Mohamed was on the same criteria used to determine the “Tuition may be cheaper at other “I know with the Law Offi ces of eligibility and amount of State University schools but there are certain classes you I am leaving Milton C. Grimes when grants. cannot take at other schools that are trans- the college in the March 1991 Rodney CSUSB will offer fi nancial aid for ferable or can be applied to your degree good hands. I G. King lawsuit against eligible current students as well as those as General Education requirements (GE) am confi dent the city of Los Angeles eligible and admitted into a degree pro- or lower division classes,” said Ramierez. that Dr. Mo- was fi led. gram for Fall 2015. “Students can also retake a class they hamed will be “I am proud to have Current CSUSB students will pay have failed and focus only on that one a superb dean,” served such a great col- fees through the same process as other tough class,” continued Ramirez. stated Nassar. lege for eight years. quarters. German Ruiz, a communications Mohamed Working with the facul- Students are responsible for paying major, will be attending summer school is an experi- ty and staff to serve the their fees by the deadlines indicated on because of the benefi ts, especialy to get enced educa- students was the high- the MyCoyote self service web page or ahead. tor, administra- light of my career. The face subsequent consequences. “I’m taking three classes during sum- tor, researcher college staff has been a The Financial Aid Offi ce Summer mer school to get ahead so I can hopefully and is currently Photo courtesy of Clayton State University dream team,” continued web page has instructions on how to ap- graduate next spring,” said Ruiz. the chair of the Rafi k Mohamed has agreed to be a new college dean at CSUSB. Nassar CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle

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The Coyote Chronicle is published every Friday for distribution on Monday during the academic session by the Communications department. The opinions expressed in the Chronicle are those of the student writers and editors and do not refl ect the views of the university, its faculty, or any other person or institution unless expressly noted. The appearance of any advertisement in the Chronicle does not represent an endorsement of the products or services advertised. The Chronicle reserves the right to edit or reject all materials submitted to the paper. News Chronicle Page 3 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Immigrants denied DAPA protection By CHERAE HUNT Staff Writer

Over four million immigrants should have been able to apply for temporary relief from deportation through Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA), which was part of President Barack Obama’s plan to keep immigrant families together. Photo courtesy of bluenationreview.com “I think President Obama had good intentions but I ThousandsT of untested rape kits were found at a police department in Atlanta, Georgia. Sen. Scott Holcomb has introduced a new bill that addresses the issue. don’t think he thought about the American people when he created DACA and DAPA,” said CSUSB staff mem- ber Dennis Fieldman. DAPA was a further expansion of protection from Thousands untested rape kits deportation for illegal immigrants; this time for parents who were here illegally but have lived in the U.S. since 2010 and had children who were American citizens or Atlanta PD discovered rape kits dating back to 1933 lawful permanent residents, according to Sarah Rumpf on brietbart.com. By CHERAE HUNT 560, which would require police to determine the size of “Let’s not forget that an estimated 204,000 people Staff Writer their backlog and follow new protocols. in New Jersey will be able to come out of the shad- Over 50 arrests have occurred from testing these kits, ows and contribute to the community and the economy housands of untested rape kits dating back according to the Atlanta police department. thanks to the president’s executive actions,” stated New to 1933 were found on May 11, 2015, in the “A lot of people should be brought to justice that Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, according to The Huffi ng- Atlanta police department, according to a should’ve been a long time ago,” said CSUSB staff mem- ton Post. Treport by Jeff Chirico on CBS 46 in Atlanta. ber Donna Norris. “These are moms and dads -- good people, hard- Police are starting to test the kits but the process could Atlanta isn’t the only state dealing with thousands of working people -- who will register with the govern- take over a year to complete, according to the police de- untested rape kits. ment, pass a background check, get a work permit, partment. There has also been a number of untested rape kits pay taxes, and no longer fear deportation,” continued “Why do we have rape kits if they aren’t going to test found in states from North Carolina to Southern Califor- Menendez. them? I feel like if I was in that same situation as these nia. Two of George W. Bush’s chief rivals, including women, my kit wouldn’t be taken seriously,” stated stu- In Los Angeles, there are over 17,500 untested rape Scott Walker and Ted Cruz, have come out against any dent Priscilla Diaz. kits found in evidence rooms, according to a report by legal status for unlawful immigrants. A serial rapist is classifi ed as a person that has raped Chirico. “President Obama is not only blatantly defying the two or more people. So far, there have been 288 serial rap- “The testing is underway for untested rape kits. It is Constitution by refusing to faithfully execute our na- ists found through testing the rape kits. just a long process,” said Charlotte-Mecklenberg Police tion’s immigration laws; his amnesty policy is harming State Rep. Scott Holcomb has introduced House Bill Department Capt. Cecil Brisbon. millions of Texans and Americans,” said Cruz, accord- ing to cruz.senate.gov. Florida State Sen. Marco Rubio supports a path to legal status but only after piecemeal reforms have been established to beef up border security and overhaul the By RANDALL HIGGINS legal immigration system. Staff Writer “I think giving these immigrants the opportunity to San Bernardino declares live the American dream as a family is a great idea. I usually don’t really agree with Obama’s politics but as Continued Online [a] Mexican American that has parents from Mexico I feel some relief,” said student Anahi Medina. new bankruptcy plan @coyotechronicle.net

Brown’s plan could be reality by June 15

Continued from Pg. 1 with University of California President, Janet Napolitano. The agreement will provide a tuition freeze for in- Despite the increase in funding, offi cials from the 23 state students for at least two years in exchange for an ex- CSUsC stated it will still not be enough to address the needs tra $436 million in state funding for the university system ofo students and faculty. The 10 campus systems could still to offset pension costs, according to The San Bernardino raiser tuition for nonresidents and students earning profes- Sun. Brown has also proposed to create a state income sional degrees, according to The San tax credit that is expected to help as BernardinoB Sun. “...it just takes many as 825,000 families and up to “We’re certainly happy to get 2 million Californians. mmore, but it isn’t really enough to a toll on everyone involved. It will cost approximately $380 ddeal with the problems that continue million the fi rst year, but will pro- tto plague the CSU,” stated the presi- It takes a toll on students... vide credits up to $2,653 annually, ddent of the California Faculty Asso- according to Santa Cruz Sentinel. cciation and history professor at Cal it takes a toll on faculty The budget also includes $2.2 State Los Angeles, Lillian Taiz. who are desperately trying billion for programs to conserve wa- “We can’t get out of the hole if ter in order to expand enforcement of tthe state won’t make an investment, to help them through.” water restrictions, respond to emer- aand it just takes a toll on everyone gency conditions, and expand local iinvolved. It takes a toll on students Lilian Taiz water supplies in the drought, ac- slow in their program. It takes a toll President of the California Faculty Association cording to The San Bernardino Sun. oon faculty who are desperately try- Brown also called for $10,000 iing to help them through. It’s disappointing,” continued fi nes for residents and businesses that waste the most wa- Photo courtesy of nbcnews.com TTaiz. ter as California cities try to meet mandatory conservation DAPA tries to protect immigrants and children from possible deportation. Brown also got the opportunity to reach an agreement targets during the drought, according to USA Today. Departments Chronicle Page 4 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 UUniversityniversity Alumni Affairs benefi ts PPoliceolice sstrivetrive graduates/current students By CECILIA GUTIERREZ fforor ccampusampus Staff Writer As an alumni, you can now give back. After graduating you may fi nd yourself wanting to ssafetyafety reunite with old friends and former classmates, or may AAyumiyumi YYoshihamaoshihama | CChroniclehronicle PPhotohoto simply want to help other students who are in need of By ERIKA FLORES guidance. Staff Writer quarter, it never hurts to have some- These opportunities provide stu-- According to CSUSB’s Alumni Affairs website, one with you when you have late dents with potential careers in the laww CSUSB’s alumni community includes more than 82,000 CSUSB Police Offi cers cover classes, especially during the dark enforcement fi eld. graduates. That number increases by 3,500 students an- a total of 480-acres that include the winter months. If you are interested in applyingg nually. local residential areas, foothills, and They also have crime prevention for a job, you can contact UPD for ann When you join the Alumni Association you have canyons. programs like the Rape Aggression application and ask any questions re-- the opportunity to participate in an organization bigger According to their mission state- Defense Program (RAD). garding employment. than yourself by helping the campus and current stu- ment “The CSUSB Police Depart- RAD is a 15 hour training course The responsibility of UPD ex-- dents better their Coyote experience. ment was established in 1974 as they that tries to prepare women for dan- tends further than just our campus. The Alumni Discovery Project, for example, is a strive to provide professional ‘Qual- gerous physical attacks. They provide life scan servicess student-driven effort designed by CSUSB Alumni to ity Service’ with honor and integrity Their efforts in creating and such as fi ngerprinting for prospectivee engage in meaningful face-to-face interviews between to our community.” maintaining safety goes beyond re- jobs or anything that requires a back-- alumni and current students. Police Offi cers dedicate them- sponding to alerts or reports, UPD is ground check. By engaging in such participation you are given the selves to keeping our community safe also involved in providing job oppor- Campus Police is actively in-- opportunity to infl uence someone else’s experience here and out of harm’s way. tunities for students. volved with the community throughh at CSUSB. There are many services that the Students can apply to become a the University Police Explorers. In an effort to maximize opportunities off campus, University Police Department (UPD) Community Service Offi cer (CSO) San Bernardino Sheriff’s Depart-- when you join you have the opportunity to also partici- offer students and to the public. or work for Parking Services. This ment describes the explorer programm pate in a regional chapter close to where you work or One of their most popular servic- is something that students from dif- as a way “to educate and mentorr live. es is the Campus Escort Service that ferent areas of study are welcome to youth and provide in-depth fi rsthandd Regional chapters stretch through San Bernardino provides students, faculty and staff apply for. experience in the fi eld of Law En-- all the way to the city of Los Angeles. with the option to call for an escort if CSOs participate in the escort forcement.” As a member you are also introduced to several or- they at any moment feel unsafe walk- service and patrol the campus com- If interested in volunteering orr ganizations and clubs here on campus, which may help ing around campus. munity during the day and night to becoming more involved with thee The escort services are very im- help campus police keep the campus police department contact them viaa Continued Online portant, because given the events last safe and secure. phone call (909) 537-5165. @coyotechronicle.net Oppinions Chronicle Page 5 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Wearing makeup empowers women

By BRITTANIE GUTIERREZ not mean that I rely on it to feel beautiful or con- Staff Writer fi dent. “It makes me feel better, so why would you Women in the United States wear and spend not want me to feel better about myself?” asked thousands of dollars every year on different mas- Espinosa. caras, eye shadows, and concealers. Women are judged on every little thing: if we Seventy-nine percent of women spend $150 wear cosmetics, we’re shallow; if we don’t wear or more on cosmetics a year, according to in- it, we’re considered tomboys and don’t care about sights.popsugar.com. appearance. But why spend so much money and time on “Having to wear makeup seven days a week makeup? in order to secure your spouse’s happiness seems I believe wearing makeup gives women an bonkers. I don’t appreciate too much makeup use, extra boost of confi dence because they get to en- because I know it’s fake and [seems] like the per- hance their favorite features and have a stronger son is afraid to show who they really are,” accord- sense of control on their appearance. ing to Maressa Brown from thestir.cafemom.com. Some wear it for sexual appeal, social accep- It is true that makeup can help change your tance, or because it is fun and helps give them an face into how you want to look, but is it fake to extra bit of confi dence. enhance what you like about yourself or to show When I was younger, I was bullied because your true personality? of the way I looked; this resulted in me begging When women wear cosmetics, they often my parents to let me start wearing foundation at feel more comfortable than without it; they are a young age. enhancing things they like about themselves and Today, I wear cosmetics not for a man or for not paying attention to the things they don’t like. other women; I wear it because I like it and it “If you feel confi dent without makeup then makes me feel like I can conquer the world. that’s good for you, but you shouldn’t talk down “I don’t feel like I need makeup, but I do like on a girl who does wear makeup and feels confi - to wear it because I feel more comfortable in it. dent with it,” said student Nancy Castillo. Not that I’m not comfortable in my own skin but “It didn’t change me but it did give me that it does make me feel more confi dent,” said stu- little bit of confi dence,” said student Yecica Soto. dent Emily Anne Espinosa. Now I am not saying you have to wear make- Often times, when I wear makeup, I am taken up to feel confi dent—to each their own. as a superfi cial person or self-absorbed because it Who are you to judge a woman on what she seems like I care more about the way I look rather likes? than issues going on in the world. If she feels beautiful with her makeup choic- This is not true. es, than that is the only thing that should matter I do wear it almost every day but that does in the end. BBrittanierittanie GGutierrezutierrez | CChroniclehronicle PPhotoshotos Oppinions Chronicle Page 6 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 NSA surveillance reform Inspirational

By KASSANDRA GARCIA NSA according to Shane Harris of the Dai- ger in that same state, so why is this form Staff Writer lybeast. of data surveillance still viewed as neces- ideas captivate In my opinion, the NSA repeatedly sary? On Thursday, May 7, the federal ap- overstepped its legal authority before. Yes, there is always the possibility of By JESY AMARO peals court fi nally ruled that the National I believe the reform act still operates going back to that state but what we need Staff Writer Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance pro- in an unconstitutional manner because the is a substantive, thoughtful evaluation of gram was illegal. USA Freedom Act isn’t any different than whether or not these “warranted” programs Pop culture provides inspiration and The new reform, known as the USA before the Patriot Act. have even made a legitimate case in the last idealization of social trends, movements, Freedom Act, is a surveillance reform bill This reform still allows individuals’ 13 years that they have existed. and motivations that captivate audience that recently passed in the U.S. House of personal information to be under surveil- From the extent of what we have attention through various forms of mass Representatives. lance. looked at, there is no justifi cation of these media. In my opinion, this is a sad excuse of This type of data holding creates a programs. According to a defi nition created by a reform. needle-in-a-haystack effect and makes it According to Daniel Schuman, policy Google, pop culture is “modern popular The bill itself is intended to set restric- diffi cult to fi nd relevant and useful infor- director of Demand Progress, every time culture transmitted via mass media and tions on the NSA the administration aimed particularly at younger people.” which is supposed has looked over Pop culture involves anything from to end the bulk col- the results it has music, art, cinematic fi lms, or social lection of data on showed that we are trends that can infl uence ideals, values U.S. citizens. not in fact “safer” or interests of an individual. According to with these surveil- By viewing these components, one Wired, the Patriot lance acts than we can acknowledge certain aspects of pop- Act allowed the were before they ular culture and decide if it is right for NSA to collect as were established. them. much of your per- These pro- Social movements like the Amyo- sonal data, and grams have not trophic Laterals Sclerosis (ALS) Ice the data of anyone done what they Bucket Challenge for the neuro-degen- you’ve been in PPhotohoto ccourtesyourtesy ooff ppcworldcworld were supposed to erative disease and “Let’s Move!” orga- touch with, as they do and the reform is nization promoted by Michelle Obama wanted. mation. just as intrusive as it previously was. are infl uential trends sponsored to raise Under the now infamous Section 215 “The crazy thing is that we automati- If they focused on targeting specifi c awareness about diseases and healthy of the Patriot Act, authorities were able to cally assume that the act has been im- information as opposed to where and who lifestyle choices. request and gain access to anything they proved when really it’s just the exact same gets to obtain personal information then Individuals can engage and interact considered “relevant” for a possible inves- thing,” said student Olivia Grant. the reform would have been a step in the with various aspects of pop culture that tigation. “Unfortunately, this sort of Orwellian right direction. can allow them to express themselves. “Relevant” in this case means any- surveillance, conducted under provisions I believe the reform is a joke and “Pop culture is just a way of people thing the NSA wants it to mean. They were of the Patriot Act, invades the privacy of should be sent back to congress for a prop- expressing themselves,” said student able to access individuals’ phone records, millions of law-abiding Americans,” stated er revision, if anything. Lizvette Gonzalez. internet searches, e-mails and social media Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. “Congress should let them (three accounts. To make matters worse, people like branches in Patriot Act) expire,” said The USA Freedom Act doesn’t actu- New Jersey’s governor, Chris Christie, be- Schuman. Continued online ally suspend the phone records program. lieve that the Patriot Act should actually be In my opinion, the NSA repeatedly Rather, it requires that phone company’s extended. overstepped its legal authority before, what @coyotechronicle.net hold onto the records as opposed to the Many would argue that we are no lon- will make it any different this time? American culture hypersexualized

By YERIN KIM mous source. Staff Writer Stripping has become normalized and regarded as a subculture, or entertainment American society’s obsession with in American society. hypersexuality permeates every aspect of The shock I felt in the strip club was life, normalizing unrealistic and unhealthy immediate and comprehensive, reminding stereotypes regarding gender and sexuality. me of several occasions when I was sur- In Korea, although we are exposed to prised at my American friends’ attitudes pornography and provocative images in concerning sexuality. the media, hypersexuality is considered I found that hypersexuality is com- shameful, rather than a normalized and ac- monly presented in the American language, ceptable culture. in media and popular culture, and is shared About two weeks ago, my friends and between individuals. I went to a strip club with a giant wave of Although daily conversation starts curiosity, which gave me a huge culture non-sexually, it frequently ends with sexu- shock, and pushed me to consider the sub- ally explicit topics, revolving around cat- ject of sexuality in American society. egories such as homosexuality or promis- After passing a sign on a door that cuity. ironically read “Gentlemen’s Club,” strip- Common slang and curse words, even pers walked out, on a glass stage, where daily words or expressions are taken out they performed extremely sexual moves of context and used sexually; “That’s what one by one. she said” is an expression that can trans- It was sad and uncomfortable to see form innocent statements into sexual con- the strippers picking up money thrown at text for a joke. them. The strippers who barely received In Korea, making sexual jokes is re- tips went backstage early. garded as a disgusting insult and sexual ha- I felt women’s bodies were displayed rassment, making people uncomfortable, and estimated by customers in terms of offended and embarrassed. beauty and sexuality like products in stores. It was even more shocking to see my friends’ perception towards strip clubs. Continued Online “I like strip clubs and I think strip cul- ture is not that bad because strippers can @coyotechronicle.net Photo courtesy of 1adt.com get many money for that,” said an anony- American advertisements use sexual imagery to sell products to consumers. Features Chronicle Page 7 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 nnaanaan ccafeafe aachieveschieves nnirvanairvana By PAULINE FONTANAUD Staff Writer

The Naan Cafe offers tasty, genuine of chicken, but lamb and eggs are also op- Indian food, and a diversity of fresh and tions. authentic dishes for great prices. They also have a lot of vegetarian op- The food was delicious. I had the tions, as well as vegan choices. A good chicken curry. option, if you’re not familiar with Indian It was just spicy and warm enough, cuisine, is the Daily Combo Special. and the chicken was tender, fl avorful, and You can choose one, two, or three juicy. The rice and naans went perfectly items from an assortment of dishes for with my dish. The whole meal was a great $7.49, $8.99, or $11.99. It comes with a experience. plain or garlic naan, rice, and dahi (yogurt). “The portions were generous and the “Beyond delicious! […] Everything chicken pieces in the tikka masala were was fresh, fl avorful, simply sublime,” stat- quite big. It wasn’t drowned in sauce, so ed Misty E. via Yelp. we could actually taste the chicken,” said As a huge fan of naans, traditional student Sonia C. Indian bread, I was thrilled to be able to Open all week from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., choose from a selection of 10. the Naan Cafe is located at 700 E. Red- “The garlic naan at Naan Cafe is ab- lands Blvd, Redlands. solutely divine,” stated Wendy L. via Yelp. As soon as you enter, you can smell It may have been because my friend the rich and spicy aroma of Indian spices. I and I were the only ones in the restaurant, was really pleased at how clean and bright but the service was really friendly and pa- the restaurant was. tient. We weren’t rushed to order—which The room is decorated with an Indian was a nice change. The employee present theme, but in a modern, vivid way. The up- was really helpful and explained the differ- per half of the walls are vermillion and the ent menu choices and ingredients. lower half is composed of a collection of If you’re not sure about what to get, white tile. they’ll let you try different dishes, which I The vermillion walls are accentuated think is awesome. with two huge ornamentations in the shape The prices are more than reasonable, of the Taj Mahal and of an elephant, along especially considering how generous the with a series of Indian paintings and pho- portions are, and they offer a 10 percent tographs. student discount. It’s not written anywhere, It’s not too much, just enough to put so be sure to ask for it. you in the right atmosphere. “Would I come back? Yes, can’t wait!” Pauline Fontanaud | Chronicle Photos There is a large choice of à la carte stated Shrina S. on Yelp. The naan (top) and the chicken curry rice (bottom) are popular dishes from The Naan Cafe. A student discount is offered. dishes starting at $8.99, mainly composed And I’m right there with her. Features Chronicle Page 8 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 CCanan youyou hearhear meme nownow? Millennial generation is the deaf generation By WOOJUNG CHOI Staff Writer Hearing loss problems are 30 percent noise. ume of my headphones when I work out,” higher among teens today than during the “A ‘deaf generation’ exposed to con- said Zeit. 1970s and 80s, according to Tamara Sacha- stant noise may be losing the ability to “I have really good hearing and, rczyk of Chicopee, MA channel 22 News. hear as nature intended, a sound expert has thankfully, I haven’t experienced hearing Today’s youth in general are more at claimed,” according to Press Association loss. However, I am aware that our gen- risk of sustaining hearing loss by listening of Daily Mail. eration is having hearing problems due to loud music. Other factors that may cause auditory to loud music that they listen to through They are aptly labelled the “deaf problems include age, genetics, illnesses, headphones or even at parties,” said stu- generation” and portable music players neurological disorders, medications, expo- dent Anthony Olivar. and earbuds contribute to this epidemic, sure to chemicals, and physical traumas to Olivar added that he tries to prevent according to Susan Donaldson James of the head, according to nationaldaycalen- hearing loss by lowering the volume when NBC news. dar.com. listening to music with headphones. “Earlier this year the World Health Many Coyotes also experience forms “Yes, I worry about loss of hearing. Organization warned that 1.1 billion young of hearing loss problems and some are try- I’ve spent time fi lming at concerts and people are at risk of hearing loss because ing to prevent permanent damage, but not I’ve been up close to the speakers which of personal audio devices, such as smart- everyone is worried. has taught me that I should wear earplugs phones, and damaging levels of sound,” “I honestly don’t care about that right at those events,” said media lab assistant according to James. now. I blast my music because it gets me Adam Ghossein. James added that noise levels can going and I can actually feel it. In the fu- “I do think I will have hearing prob- reach 120 decibels and people can be ex- ture, I’ll get a hearing aid if necessary,” lems in the future because of how often I posed to them for hours, particularly at said student Thomas Gutierrez. wear headphones, but I think most of to- concerts and music festivals. Student Summer Zeit only listens to day’s youth don’t think about the conse- “When using headphones in a noisy music when she works out because she quences of wearing headphones,” contin- place like a school bus or subway, the ten- tries to avoid headphones. ued Ghossein. dency is [to] turn the volume up,” accord- “I honestly feel like I am having trou- Many of the factors that contribute to ing to James. ble hearing at times. I have gone to the hearing-loss are preventable, so ask your- James recommended using either doctor to get my ears checked, but they self what measures you can take to protect noise-cancelling or noise-isolating head- said I’m fi ne. Some things that I have done your ears. phones to block out or reduce external to prevent hearing loss is lowering the vol- PPhotohoto ccourtesyourtesy ooff llg.comg.com

Let them eat cup cake By DANNI YBARRA allow them to cool completely. cups will slightly bleed onto the cupcakes Into a plastic bag, put coconut shav- Staff Writer Carefully cut a hole, about half way and won’t look as good!) ings and add green food coloring. through each cupcake, with a knife. Small circle cookie cutter. Add as much food coloring as you’d Hamburgers and S’mores are staples Use a small utensil of your choice 3 plastic bags like to make shavings as dark as you pre- of any summer cookout; now, you can turn to fi ll the holes in the cupcakes with the Instructions: fer. Shake the bag until all shavings are those staples into a dessert that is sure to frosting/marshmallow cream mixture. Bake cupcakes according to direc- coated evenly. be the highlight of your next summer gath- Then apply the mixture on the top of tions on yellow cake mix box. Let them This will serve as your lettuce.** ering. the cupcake. cool completely. Cut a small hole at the tip of the bot- S’MORE CUPCAKES After all the cupcakes are fi lled and Once cooled, cut cupcakes in half. tom corner of the bags; this will serve as Servings: 24 cupcakes frosted, break apart enough pieces of the These will serve as the buns to your ham- your frosting tip. 1 box of chocolate cake mix graham crackers and Hershey’s bar to gar- burger. Place a brownie cut-out on each of the 1 can of buttercream frosting nish the cupcakes. Bake brownies according to direc- bottom halves of the cupcakes. 1 jar of marshmallow cream Crush the remaining graham crackers tions on box. Use a 13-by-9 inch pan, Then, using the frosting-tipped bags, 3 Hershey’s milk chocolate bars and sprinkle the crumbs on top of the cup- anything else will make the brownies too slowly squeeze frosting onto the brownie. Graham crackers cakes for added garnishment. thick. Let the brownies cool completely. Next, sprinkle coconut shavings on Cupcake baking cups Enjoy! Once cooled, use a small cookie cut- top of the frosting. Muffi n tin HAMBURGER CUPCAKES ter to make circle cut-outs of the brownies. Finally, add the top halves of the cup- Instructions: Servings: 24 cupcakes These will serve as the patty in the ham- cakes to complete your hamburger. Bake cupcakes according to direc- 1 box of yellow cake mix burger.* Enjoy! tions on chocolate cake mix box. 1 box of brownie mix Separate the frosting into two bowls. *You may also use the rim of a cup While the cupcakes are baking, emp- 1 can of buttercream frosting In one bowl of frosting, add red food col- to cut out the brownies as long as it is the ty the buttercream frosting into a mixing Green, yellow, and red food coloring oring and yellow to the other. correct width. bowl and fold marshmallow cream into 1 cup coconut shavings Place each colored frosting into their **If you have a coconut allergy, or frosting a little at a time. Muffi n tin own plastic bag. These will serve as the simply don’t like the taste, you can always Once the cupcakes are done baking, White baking cups (colored baking ketchup and mustard on your hamburger. use frosting as lettuce.

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Angie Burkhart | Chronicle Photos Angie Burkhart celebrated her birthday with a trip to New York City. She visited the 9/11 memorial in Manhattan (above), took a ferry to the Statue of Liberty (bottom left), and climbed to the 86th fl oor of the Empire State Building (bottom left).

By ANGIE BURKHART Staff Writer

The distinct culture and historical—and equally breathtaking—land- Liberty, so you can guess which landmark was next on the itinerary. marks native to New York City, such as the Empire State Building, the One Although much smaller in person than I had anticipated, the statue is World Trade Center, and the 9/11 Memorial make a trip to the state bucket mighty when it comes to symbolism; nps.gov calls it “a universal symbol of list-worthy. freedom and democracy.” Theologian and philosopher Augustus of Hippo once said “the world is As an American, the statue is arguably one of the most iconic signifi ers a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” of our country, which is reason enough to visit. This is the mentality I have adopted and with the opportunity to spend I also made a point to visit what USA Today author, Nancy Trejos, calls my birthday in NYC, it didn’t take much convincing. “the tallest building in New York, and one of the tallest in the world,” Man- Some have asked me, why New York? hattan’s one and only One World Trade Center. That question has always been easy for me to answer; I fi nd it rich in The center, sometimes referred to as the Freedom Tower, stands at a diversity, cuisine, and more importantly, history. whopping 1,776 feet, acting not only as a symbol of resilience after the trag- Nathan Blansett of the Huffi ngton Post calls it “a place of endless op- edy of 9/11, but also a symbol of architectural advancement. portunity and acceptance.” Just beside the center sit two strikingly large, tranquil, and beautiful On my fi rst day in New York, I found myself gazing out at the bustling, memorial pools, which are part of the 9/11 Memorial. cluttered city from the 86th fl oor of the Empire State Building, which is just According to 911memorial.org, “the names of every person who died 16 fl oors from the top. in the terrorists attacks of February 26, 1993, and September 11, 2001 are A combination of tiny, yellow taxis, skyscrapers as far as the eye can inscribed in bronze around the twin memorial pools.” see, and of course the elevation, made for a breathtaking view like no other. It is both humbling and saddening to walk along these memorial pools, The construction of the Empire State Building began on March 17, running your fi ngers over each name, and truly understanding the magnitude 1930, and was offi cially opened about a year later on May 1, 1931, accord- of how many lives were taken. ing to esbnyc.com. If there’s one thing I’ve taken from travel, and more specifi cally travel The building stands at an incredible 1,250 feet tall and according to to some of New York’s historical landmarks, it’s that journeying to new CNN.com, “took more than 7 million man hours” to build. places plays a large role in instilling a sense of humility, compassion, and There was not a chance I’d miss the opportunity to see the Statue of perhaps most importantly, humanity. Arts & Entertainment Chronicle Page 10 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 TV SHOW REVIEW RRebelebel withwith a causecause “Wayward Pines” Miley Cyrus stands up for the on the rise homeless and LGBT community By ITZAYANA JIMENEZ Staff Writer By TIFFANY MOYES Staff Writer “Wayward Pines” is a T.V. mini se- ries that premiered on Fox on May 14. Miley Cyrus is taking on the role of a philanthropist It is based on the mystery trilogy novels through her new project the Happy Hippies Foundation. titled “Pines” by Blake Crouch. Cyrus is known to the public as being a crazed pop-star The mini series is set to run for only with questionable motives, but underneath she is trying to be ten weeks. In an interview with National so much more. Public Radio (NPR), Chad Hodge stat- She has always had a deep love for the young home- ed, “You are going to be satisfi ed at the less and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community end. This is truly a beginning, middle (LGBT), and has repeatedly said that her gay fans are her and end.” This thrilling series is created favorite fans. by Hodge, who also created series such Cyrus has recently put a lot of time and effort as “Runaway” and “The Playboy Club.” into her nonprofi t campaign, the Happy Hippie The executive producer and director of Foundation. the show is M. Night Shyamalan, the fi lm The goal of the foundation is to help home- director known for his fi lms such as “The less youth get off the streets and to help those in Sixth Sense” and “Signs.” the LGBT homeless community. The series stars Matt Dillon and has With her foundation, Cyrus has been able to an incredible cast; Carla Gugino (Sin help thousands. City), Toby Jones (Captain America), According to her website, 1.6 million youth Terrence Howard (Empire), and Tim are left homeless every year, with 40 percent Griffi n (American Sniper). of homeless youth identifying themselves as The show begins with mixed clips LGBT. of Ethan Burke, a Secret Service Agent, Cyrus states that nearly one third of transgen- played by Dillon, waking up from an der people have been turned away from shelters accident in Wayward Pines, Idaho and and with her Happy Hippie Foundation she wants Burke speaking to what appears to be a to change that, according to axs.com. therapist. Burke is in Wayward Pines on Most people would never think Cyrus would a case looking for two of his associates, be capable of starting an organization of this mag- when he eventually discovers he can not nitude, especially after her recent escapades. escape this unusual town. After being a teen pop sensation starring on Shyamalan did an amazing job with Disney Channel’s television series “Hannah Mon- the aesthetic of the project. The tone of tana”, Cyrus then went on to top the music charts the show was very creepy from the start, with singles such as “Party in the USA” and “Fly proving that he still had that spookiness in on the Wall.” him after going off and doing action and It wasn’t until the release of her single “We adventure fi lms such as “After Earth.” Can’t Stop” that heads started to turn. When the episode fi rst began, I Cyrus was known for her good-girl image from thought it was going to be your typical Continued on Pg. 12 creepy town show where strange events Photo courtesy of Colin Douglas Gray occur. “Wayward Pines” is like that, but you want to keep watching because of the production, acting, and script. The setting of the series is modern with hints of a vintage feel that make you contemplate the time frame. The color schemes throughout the show make everything even more eerie, with dark tones of forest green, navy blue, and cloudy grays. Dillon’s acting throughout the epi- sode was incredible and kept me inter- ested in the show. His character is tough, smart, and determined. I love that about him because he reacts quickly and rational to whatever situation he’s in. I didn’t feel the need to yell at my laptop screen about how dumb he was being like I normally do in mystery shows and fi lms. Melissa Leo plays Nurse Pam, one of the craziest and creepiest nurses I’ve seen. Her character reminds of one I would see in “American Horror Story,” so I was very intrigued as a fan of the show. Juliette Lewis’ character, Beverly, is one of the few somewhat-sane people in “Wayward Pines”. During this pilot epi- sode, I got the feeling Beverly is going to be Burke’s sidekick throughout the series so I’m excited to see how their relation- ship develops. Luckily for us viewers, we won’t be left with any cliffhangers because the cre- ators know we’re all tired of those. You can catch this ten-week series on Fox on Thursday nights at 9 p.m. or on Hulu Plus the following day. Arts & Entertainment Chronicle Page 11 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015

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By MARVIN GARCIA fl awless depiction of the cruelty found in a from the book because the author has not that brought an end to the rest of the rebel- Staff Writer monarchical society. fi nished the series, so those changes are lious Starks, are all major events that be- “I’m impressed of how the author necessary,” Bains concluded. came hallmarks for the hardcore fanatics. Dragons, kings and queens, death, (Martin) manipulated history, since it de- Spoilers coming in the following para- While the majority of the reception by sex, good versus evil, plus twists and turns picts England’s War of the Roses, and the graphs, read at your own discretion. critics has been positive, the series’ explicit are just a few words to explain “Game of many elements in it, particularly the treat- The current cast consists of Peter Din- content of nudity and many forms of vio- Thrones” (GOT). ment of women, are accurate and I am glad klage (Tyrion Lannister), Lena Headey lence has been a subject of controversy. “Game of Thrones” has raised the bar for it. I just wish they were not that vio- (Cersei Lannister), Emily Clark (Deanerys The episode, “Unbowed, Unbent, for all other epic-fantasy genre television lent,” said “GOT” fan Bae Estanero. Taygeryan), Kit Harigton (Jon Snow), So- Unbroken,” set the internet on fi re with a shows. With the shows’production done all phie Turner (Sansa Stark), and previously backlash that felt like the show may have The series is set on the fi ctional con- over the world, the series’ shooting loca- during the fi rst season, Lord Eddard of the gone too far with the off-screen rape scene tinent of Westeros, where power and be- tions are some of the most beautiful en- House Stark, played by Sean Bean. of Sansa Stark on May 10. trayal go side by side. vironments, rendering life to the Seven “GOT”, with only ten episodes per The rape scene was another event that In the wake of civil war, the fi ve great Kingdoms of Westeros. season, delivers audiences some of the was added to the series and did not occur in houses battle against one another for their Needless to say, the cast who brings most thrilling “WTF” moments anyone has the original books. right to sit on the iron throne, as the menac- these characters to life live up to Martin’s ever seen, such as the notorious beheading “A lot of people got mad with that ing White Walkers (ice demons) approach vision and work. of Bean’s character. shocking conclusion, everyone thought from the north and dragon fi re from the However, not all audiences are com- Since then, there have been heart- Sansa was gonna take a stand and start tak- east. pelled with the adaptation. breaking moments, one after another. ing revenge for her family,” said student Never before has there been a show “I think they depart from the books at The Battle of Blackwater Bay, which Josue Garcia. of such caliber than that of “GOT” thanks times, like not everything that happens is so far is the greatest battle, was utterly epic; Be as it may, Game of Thrones is just to the imagination of series author George as grotesque as in the books,” said fanatic the duel between Oberyn Martell (The Red too good to focus on one thing, so stay R.R Martin. With every new season, ratings Aarti Bains. “‘GOT’ is one of the book/se- Viper) vs. The Mountain Gregor Clegane tuned for further action and deception Sun- and popularity increases astonishingly. ries that have remained true to the source left a remorseful memory; and of course, day nights at 9 p.m. on HBO, and maybe Much of the series’ success rests in its material, but I think they are departing the massacre known as the Red Wedding one day the dragons will fi nally come.

MOVIE REVIEW “Mad Max: Fury Road” brings the fi re By RACHEL MOLINA man Max is dealing with. Miller wanted. Even though this movie should have Staff Writer Covered in numerous boils, a trans- “I liked that it was almost a work of revolved around the character of Max, it parent breastplate is placed upon his chest art,” said student Wyatt McVeigh. “The was Imperator Furiosa’s character, who Set in a post-apocalyptic world, water, as he breathes through a mask where only fi lm managed to pace itself and you never stole the show. food, and oil have become scarce in the his eyes are visible. really get bored of the action. I also liked Feminism defi nitely played a big part vast land of the Australian desert. The fi lm proceeds to a couple days how the story stayed true to the original in this fi lm by showing women who know “Mad Max: Fury Road,” is a non-stop later when Joe’s Lieutenant, Imperator Fu- ‘Mad Max’ fi lms,” he added. how to kickass. action and stunningly visual movie where riosa (Charlize Theron) is set to go out on One of the amazing aspects of the fi lm Overall, this movie was fi lmed well, we are introduced to the new “road war- a routine run for supplies in an armoured was that over 80 percent of the effects seen had a good story, and was a joy to look at. rior,” Max Rockatansky. war rig. are real, which include the stunts, sets, and “Mad Max” was a fi lm I didn’t antici- The fi lm is directed by George Miller, While being escorted by some of the makeup. pate on liking, but proved worthy of re- who directed all of the original “Mad Max” War Boys in other vehicles, Furiosa heads The effects of Computer- ceiving a 4.5 out of 5 paws. fi lms (1979,1981,1985), which starred Mel off-course into the wasteland. Generated Imagery (CGI) were Gibson. The suspense of why she did this hardly used, which was a nice Tom Hardy who was also in “The grows and is soon discovered by Joe that change of pace for an action mov- Dark Knight Rises” takes the lead as the she has fl ed with his fi ve prized breeders. ie and I believe enhanced the ap- new “Mad Max”; a man of few words who From there, Joe embarks on a two- peal. is wild, relentless, and a self-proclaimed hour chase accompanied by his War Boys. While watching the fi lm, loner who has lost his entire family. Max resurfaces on the chase chained I noticed that there wasn’t After he is chased and captured by the to the front of a war car as a blood line for much dialogue; this made pale-skinned War Boys in the fi rst action- Nux (Nicholas Hoult), who wants nothing the story more com- packed sequence, he serves as a blood do- more than Immortan Joe to notice him. pelling. nor for them. Eventually, Max joins Furiosa on her The War Boys are dedicated followers escape and together leads Joe on an ac- of the masked Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays- tion- packed chase with mind-blowing ac- Bryne), who has brainwashed them into tion, and visual appeal that keeps your eyes thinking they live “half-lives.” locked on the screen. Immortan Joe’s fi rst appearance in the The cinematography in the fi lm was fi lm is a good introduction to his character made to be as colorful as possible to dif- and lets the audience know what type of ferentiate this fi lm from the others, which Arts & Entertainment Chronicle Page 12 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 ALBUM REVIEW SSnoopnoop DDoggogg iiss inin tthehe hhouseouse

PPhotohoto ccourtesyourtesy ooff DDoggyoggy SStyletyle RRecordsecords Snopp Dogg released his well anticipated ablum “Bush” on May 8 which has a strong rhythm of funk. By JOSE ALVAREZ “As soon as I started playing the album on Spotify I someone works with. Everyone wants to add their own Staff Writer knew this was not going to be my kind of album, every fl avor and style into the mix. track after that was predictable and expected,” said student “It is no wonder this album has such mixed reviews, After the failed attempt of changing his persona to Tyler Lopez. this is neither the classic Snoop we heard back in the 90s Snoop Lion a couple years back, Snoop Dogg is back re- “We all should have seen this uplifting and happy tone nor the Snoop he claimed to be back in 2013,” continued leasing his new album “Bush” on May 8, with Pharrell coming with that ‘Peaches and Cream’ single,” Lopez con- Munoz, “Rather we get this new overjoyed Snoop Dogg Williams as his main producer. tinued. who seems confused about his musical direction and it just With Mark Ronson’s hit single “Uptown Funk,” Ken- Lyrics like “She bout to go in/ she likes that low end/ seems like he is looking for anything to put out just so he drick Lamar’s new album “To Pimp A Butterfl y,” and now damn her ass is so big/ just keep it bumpin’, peaches and can stay relevant.” Snoop Dogg’s new album “Bush,” it seems like funk is cream” held the album back in my opinion. Snoop did a little too much singing in this album for making a comeback. This is where my main complaint comes in, I felt like my taste. I feel that he attached the name “Snoop Dogg” to There are all sorts of big names featured on this al- the lyrics were weak when compared to other albums in it just so it would sell. bum, ranging from Pharrell Williams to Stevie Wonder, his discography, such as “Doggystyle.” Williams worked on “Get Lucky” by Daft Punk, so I T.I., Rick Ross and even Gwen Stefani. “I wish there was more to listen to than just the beats think the pattern is easy to spot. My expectations were simple. I expected that with the and melodies, some compelling lyrics would have been His style of funk is quite visible within this album name Snoop Dogg making a return, we would see some nice but I’m sure the majority of people will eat it up since which contributes to why the album sounds different from of that old school west coast rap that got him to where he the beats are pretty catchy,” said student Bernard Munoz. the rest of Snoop Dogg’s older albums like, “Doggstyle” is today. Something that many modern day albums get wrong and “The Doggfather,” From track one, “California Roll” it was easy to tell is that they never sound cohesive or consistent, but this These two records released almost two decades ago, what the vibe of the album was going to be. album was done right by sounding complete. which . Pharrell’s style of production clearly took charge of Usually all the songs just sound random and thrown You can download the album now on the Google Play the album, making it have a real, strong pop feel to it. out there, but this is due to the various producers that Store or on iTunes for only $9.99. Happy Hippie Foundation

Continued from Pg. 10 munity move by partnering up with MAC Cyrus’s fans or the music industry, instead Cosmetics and becoming the new face of he took this opportunity to draw atten- her Disney Channel career and also for be- their Viva Glam campaign. tion to an everyday tragedy in the United ing the daughter of country music legend “When I found out she was partnering States. Billy Ray Cyrus. with MAC for their Viva Glam line I was He called attention to the 1.6 million Many fans supported her through the so excited, I purchased her new lipstick runaway and homeless youth, children and transition and remained loyal to the pop- and lipgloss and fell in love,” said student teens in America, admitting to be a part of star. Veronica Rowland. this everyday tragedy. He continues to em- “I loved her back in her Hannah Mon- Proceeds from the Viva Glam cam- phasis this awareness which left Miley in tana days and still love and support her paign go to the HIV/AIDS foundation tears on the sidelines. now. I even went to her recent Bangerz which is something Cyrus also strongly The “Wrecking Ball” singer is also concert in Los Angeles,” said student Ev- supports. very active on social media sites such as elyn Carmona. At the Video Music Awards in 2014, Instagram and Facebook and is truly a reb- This track record and helping the Cyrus showcased her love for the home- el with a cause and gets much more hate homeless don’t quite go together, so that less yet again by taking a young homeless than she deserves. is why the startup of her foundation was gentlemen as her date to the award show. She is constantly making posts pro- surprising. After winning the night’s biggest moting her foundation and showing her This is not the fi rst time Cyrus has put award, Cyrus sent up her mystery date, followers and fans how they can be more Photo courtesy of Christoper Polk / Getty Images in effort to helping out the less fortunate Jesse Helt, to accept the Video of the Year involved in the campaign. To fi nd out (Left to right) Miley Cyrus and Jesse Helt pose after re- minorities. Award for “Wrecking Ball.” more or how you can help go on Happy- cieving the Video of the Year Award at the Video Music Cyrus made another pro-LGBT com- Helt did not go up there to thank hippies.org. Awards in 2014 at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Arts & Entertainment Chronicle Page 13 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 The Golden Age of hip-hop and rock

PPhotohoto ccourtesyourtesy DDannyanny CClinchlinch PPhotohoto ccourtesyourtesy EEFEFE (Left) Nas cover poster for his fi lm “Time Is Illmatic”, released at the Tribica Film Festival, and Jim Morris (Right) from The Doors stands on stage in Oregon, 1967. By RAPHAEL DUNN squalor. rable to the impact classic rock music has It is a very dark and harsh album dis- Staff Writer Dr. Dre laid the foundation for his rap had according to CSUSB students. playing concepts dealing with isolation empire with his involvement with the rap “Rock music is really everywhere and abandonment from society due to the From the golden age of hip hop to group N.W.A., but he struck gold when he you go. Movies and TV use rock songs all war and has sold over 23 million copies classic rock, there is something for every- released his fi rst solo album “The Chronic” the time and they have become a way of worldwide since its release. one, and there are albums that someway/ in 1992. expressing yourself,” said student Alyssa The Doors, hailing from Los Angeles somehow have left a lasting impression on He ushered in the new G-funk sound Wood. became America’s go to psychedelic rock CSUSB students. into mainstream success by mixing live in- Seattle, WA in the early 90s was a band with its release of their self-titled al- Everyone has their opinion on what strumentation with mellow bass lines and breathing ground for grunge rock music bum in 1966. albums are the most impressionable and keyboard chords and put West Coast style which lead to the release of “Nevermind” With the deep and ominous voice of these are some that CSUSB students can hip hop on the map. by Nirvana in 1991. Jim Morrison and their recognizable ex- agree on. “The beats were amazing and the al- Nirvana is one of the most infl uential tensive keyboard solos, the album has been Hip hop has been around since the bum still catches peoples attention when rock bands of all time and with the release recognized as a work of art by all outlets 80s and really grew into popularity during ever and where ever it is played,” said stu- of “Nevermind,” brought alternative rock of society. the early 90s with many artists coming out dent Daniel Campos. to mainstream accolades. “When I think of The Doors I think of with new sounds and rhymes from both Although the lyricism was met with The quintessential band’s work on this chilling at a bar and drinking some beers. coasts of the country. discourse, the album went triple platinum album also infl uenced production for fu- Their sounds make it perfect for relaxing The iconic rapper Nas released his de- by 1993. Last on the hip hop album list is ture rock albums due to their binding style with friends,” said student Jessica Jimenez. but album “Illmatic” in 1994 and is revered none other than “Enter the Wu-Tang (36 of loud guitar riffs and signature D fl at bass The album was put into the Grammy to be one of the greatest hip hop albums of Chambers)” by the Wu-Tang Clan. sound. Hall of Fame and was also inducted into all time. They released the album in 1993 and Pink Floyd released “The Wall” in the National Recording Registry by the Li- It contains themes dealing with deso- immediately brought New York City hip 1979 and was the bands last studio album brary of Congress in 2015, claiming it to lation, gang rivalry, and inner city strug- hop back to prominence. that was made with the original members, be culturally, historically, and aesthetically gles told in fi rst person narrative form by The album displayed raw, explicit, which is why it is considered to be one of signifi cant. Nas himself. and free style sounds by its members and their greatest works. These are CSUSB’s favorite iconic al- Through his lyricism, he managed to became a pinnacle record in a hip hop era The English progressive rock band bums from these genres but they have all put his own experiences growing up in labeled the East Coast Renaissance. used this album as a tool to display life in still left their mark on the world and will housing projects in Queens, NY and de- Even though hip hop is a genre in England after WWII through the eyes of be appreciated by fans for generations to picted himself trying to escape life in urban which most people relate to, it is incompa- bassist Roger Waters. come. Photo courtesy DGC Records Photo courtesy Elektra Records Photo courtesy Harvest Records Photo courtesy Harvest Records Photo courtesy Harvest Records Photo courtesy Death Row Records Photo courtesy Death Row Records Spports Chronicle Page 14 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Why fad diets are bad for you By SHELBY HANCOCK Along with these side effects, the weight you Asst. Sports Editor lose is usually water and muscle tissue, not fat, ac- cording to healthresearchfunding.org. ealthy weight loss is accompanied These dietary programs have downfalls, such as by exercise and a healthy diet, but being unhealthy and possibly ineffective. many believe there is another way However they also can have positive results on Hto reach weight loss goals: fad diets. the body. “Most people who lose weight on a fad diet One of the positive results is that the body stabi- regain the weight and many people gain back even lizes metabolism. more,” according to Kaiser Permanente. This happens when one limits the intake of Fad diets are weight loss plans that yield dra- foods; the body must maintain a steady metabolism matic results, according to familydoctor.org. to have the nutrients it needs to function properly, “I don’t necessarily like my weight but if I stop according to hungryforchange.tv. eating for a period of time, I’ll probably just revert Fad diets also decrease insulin levels. Insulin is back to old habits,” said student Nicole Dana. produced by the pancreas and regulates glucose in These diets have very strict guidelines on what the blood. you can and cannot eat but some question the effects “[Insulin] causes the cells in the liver, muscle depriving your body has on your overall health. and fat tissues to take up glucose from blood and “People can attain rapid weight loss and lower convert it to glycogen that can be stored in the liver cholesterol by eliminating any entire food category and muscles,” according to news-medical.net. from their diets, but that doesn’t mean it’s good for Glycogen is how the body stores glucose for them,” according psmag.com. later use and is usually stored in muscle and fat cells. One of the apparent doubts of these programs is Simply put, it is our back-up energy source. they are unhealthy, and there are doubts as to wheth- According to Personal Trainer Aaron Cullip, er the diets actually work. one of the major downfalls of fad diets is that they According to healthresearchfunding.org, there are too extreme for a lifestyle approach. are no clinical studies that prove safe or fast results, “I need food because I work out so much, and yet many people still try to use various forms of quite frankly I really love food,” said student Jake these diets. Campbell. Another downfall of fad diets is that weight loss A person cannot live a normal everyday life be- happens too quickly. cause of side effects like being lethargic, lazy and The healthy amount of weight one should lose is fatigued. a pound a week, according to fi tmole.org. “The only way to lose weight and keep it off Fad diets users can lose fast up to 10 to 15 is healthy eating and exercise,” said St. Bernadine pounds per week. Nurse Katlyn McCleary. Losing 10 to 15 pounds may be a dream come Education is the key for us to stop outsourcing true, but it might come with unwanted side effects. our dietary needs to fad diets. “It includes bad breath, constipation, nutrient Fad diets look like an easy way out, but look out deprivation, muscle loss, headaches and poor sleep,” because they might leave you in a worse place than Photo courtesy of Psychology of Kaiser Permanente according to healthresearchfunding.org. when you started. Fad diets are a quick way to get drastic results, but they have a lot of negative effects. Physical fi tness complements mental fi tness

By LAUREN JENNINGS It can also affect the and mind since Jan. 17, 2014, according to ESPN. leads to lack of sleep, diffi culty with con- Staff Writer it helps reduce stress and anxi- Her social media profi les showed her centrating, and a weakened immune sys- e t y boosting mood and as having a happy and successful life, but tem. Regular exercise can help reduce “I personally feel that if I didn’t ex- energy with the her mental fear of not doing well in school stress, which is benefi cial for students. ercise regularly, I would go crazy. Over- release of certain and in track ultimately led to her suicide “Exercising causes me to feel less all, it just makes me feel so much better. I chemicals, as according to ESPN. stressed,” stated student Tiffany Newman. don’t think I’ve ever been depressed after well as sharpen Stress is very com- Yoga has become one of the most exercising,” said CSUSB Personal Trainer memory. mon among college common exercises for stress relief. Cody Miller. students and Yoga involves stationary and mov- Exercise has been known to have ing poses and combines them with deep many health benefi ts; the best known to be breathing. This allows total relaxation weight loss. and brings the body to a healthy physi- With weight loss, exercise can protect cal and mental balance. the body from potential harm such as heart Biking and hiking are also a good disease and Type 2 diabetes. sources of exercise and are very benefi cial Disease can be caused by high levels to mental health. of bad cholesterol, but exercise can help Fresh air becomes more readily avail- reduce it. “My able along with a change of scenery, which Exercise helps increase the fl ow of clients both help clear the mind. good cholesterol, improving the fl ow of feel bet- Hiking up a mountain generally brings blood. ter, have about a beautiful setting which lifts the “I notice that I can push myself harder more mood and allows for a nice spot to take a each time I go to the gym. I can go a little energy, picture or two.“I feel better. I’m not as ag- longer and do more on the weights,” said more gressive and upset after exercising,” said student Michael Zavala. strength, student Donicia Chambliss. A long and more productive life can see chang- Physical activity reduces anxiety and be earned by exercising, along with an im- es in their body helps boost self-esteem. proved immune system. over time and have “I feel a lot better about myself after Less time spent being sick means more self-confi dence in working out, knowing that I’m not lazy,” more time spent doing fun things. the way they look,” said stated student Jessye Gentry. “Exercise can increase your life ex- personal trainer Katherine Not only will exercise keep the body pectancy by an average of seven years,” Brobst. Photo courtesy of healthy, it will also keep the brain healthy Psychology of Well Being stated doctor Christina Hibbert. Stress caused Penn and gives it new ideas. Regular physical activity benefi ts the State student athlete Exercise can also help kick addictions. body physically, keeping it healthy both Madison Holleran to The one addiction that will improve your inside and out. take her own life on physical and mental health is exercise. Chronicle Page 15 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 SSportsports TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 h alt

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Juicing: way to health “If you’re not big into fruits and vegetables, it’s a good way to get them in,” said nutritionist Jennifer Barr, RD, of Wilmington, DE.

By RICARDO MENDEZ Staff Writer

hy juice your body with ceive daily servings. perspective, although the kidney and liver steroids when you can “It’s healthier; you get more,” said stu- are already very effective at eliminating juice with fruits and dent Herman Ruiz. toxins. Wvegetables? Juicing also adds a variety of vegeta- Not only do juicers extract key vita- There are many methods to making bles to your diet that some would otherwise mins in fruits and vegetables, but they can fresh juice, from squeezing fruit by hand not consume. also be expensive. and using fruit squeezers to the most recog- According to mayoclinic.org, “There’s “I don’t juice. I blend my fruits and nized method of using an appliance. no sound scientifi c evidence that extracted vegetables, because it’s easier and cheap- “Juicing has taken the health world juices are healthier than the juice you get er,” said economics major Robert Todd by storm, and millions of people are now by eating the fruit or vegetable itself.” Figueroa.Juicers can range from $50 to gulping down pounds of produce by the Replacing your meals with juicing is $400, according to moneyning.com. glassful,” according to joybauer.com. not a healthy method of dieting because Compared to whole fruits and vegeta- Many people are using this juicing juicing extracts nutrients from the produce bles that can last days in controlled tem- method to help improve their overall intake and discards the insoluble fi ber or the pulp. perature, squeezed juices spoil easier and of fruits and veggies. The skin and pulp of fruit helps the faster, which in a sense spoils your money. “The average American is eating less digestive system sweep toxins out of your Vegetable juice is perishable, and can than the recommended servings of vegeta- body. quickly develop harmful bacteria, so it’s bles and fruits a day,” according to foodre- “I usually blend my fruits and veg- best to consume the drink as soon as pos- public.com. etables because it uses the whole material,” sible. CSUSB students fi nd ways to intake said student Youngwook Park. “I had a mixture of apples, banan- their recommended daily values. Although juicing is a health fad, some as, beets and broccoli that I bought from “I try to eat as many servings as I can a believe juicing is harmful to your health. Juice It Up, I left it outside for a day and day but I fi nd it hard to get all my servings “Juice detoxes are the worst thing it smelled so bad I almost turned blue,” because I’m at school all day,” said com- that ever became commercialized. They’re said computer engineering major Daniel munications major Michael Banks. horrifi c for people’s health. They crash Barque. Doctors recommend that we get six to people’s metabolic rate,” stated celebrity With proper storage your juices can be eight servings of fresh fruits and vegetables trainer Tracy Anderson. good for up to 24 hours. daily. The popular idea of using juicing for If you are going to juice, do your re- These juicing can be a fast way to re- dietary and detox purposes is a common search and know what you are doing.