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Volume 35, Issue January 28,2002 Serving the Students of CSUSB for 35 Years Records are Made to be Broken! 4,297 People Crowd the Coussoulis Arena in Support of Nations #1 Ranked Coyote Basketball Team Lights!

By: John Eddy Executive Editor Camera! Fhoio by Jolm Emig A full view of the Coussoulis Arena iluring the first half of the men s Baketball Game Saturday Night The walls shook ... the floor Action! rumbled... Men, women and past week by defeating the children all screamed. Broncos of Cal Poly Pomona 67 Cal. State San Bernardino to 56 on Saturday night. This Inland Empire! experienced an event of such improved their record this, season to 12-0 in the California seismic proportions that the shock By;John Eddy waves had to have been felt clear Collegiate Athletics Association Executive Editor out to Pomona, reaching even and 17-0 overall. further west to Los Angeles. The crowd on Saturday No, this wasn't an earthquake, shattered the previous the Pacific and Continental plates attendance record of 3,914 set on were still and silent. The Students, January 22, 2000 by over three Alumni and Faculty of Cal. State hundred people. Bui it wasn't San Bernardino however were not. only the guys who were 'mio h\ llrti'uloii Siiylt'S Saturday. January 26, 2002 welcomed by a large crowd. The Spirit Squad in action, dancing during a lime out w ill iorcver be remembered as the The Lady Coyotes attracted a day it all came blether. The day crowd of 1,760 by halftime of the Univ««ity moved out of its' the early game, which started at cozy shell of North San 5:30 PM. Fans who came early Bernardino and rivaled the world. witnessed an impressive first 4, 297 people packed the half and a hard fought second Coussoulis Arena to cheer, gel half as the Lady 'Votes fell to the absolutely wild and show their Cal Poly Broncos, ranked # 1 in massive support for the nations nation in their division, 87 to 76. top team in the NCAA Division II The ladies were lead by Leilani Fhulo by John J. Eddy Photo by Brandon Sayles men's basketball poll, Cal. States Tirona who scored 29 points off Fraternities came out to support the The Coyotes have a team meeting during own undefeated Coyotes. Coyotes, here members of Delta a short bredi in the action. The "Yotes have jelled this season The 'Votes proved why they Record Continued on Sigma Phi hold up a poster f)age 17 were ranked #1 in the nation this A"Win-Win Situation Inside this weeks issue... for New- Hire Teachers ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT onpagkio because "there is such a demand By: Peter Tsai for teachers and school districts A Traveiing Troop of Coy­ Staff Writer who want to get a look at our otes Acts Tantantiskt^ at students". the American College Forget about headlines The annual career fair is Theater FestivaL. bemoaning the current recession. "extremely successful" says Never mind the staggering job Gordon. "The school districts tell losses in the wake of mega failures us that they get more qualified like Enron Corp. and K-Mart. candidates at this job fair than at on page 7 If you're planning a career as a any job fair that they've attended MULTI-CULTURAL teacher, counselor or school nationwide". It's so successful, administrator, your timing couldn't in fact, that last year more than The Brothers of Omega Phi be better. This month's CSUSB 1,200 participants attended the Psi Show off their Pride Job Fair could be your ticket to a fair. " School districts actually and Stomp in African- secure, well-paying job for the have students on the spot," adds 2002-2003 academic years. Gordon. As an example, last year American History Month According to Dr. Rodger- The San Bernardino School Gordon, Director of the Job Fair, District gave leaching jobs to it is "an incredibly awesome event, more than 100 CSUSB students. THE SCENE on page 4 a win-win situation" for both In order for prospective job educators seeking jobs and the seekers to get the most out of the more than 75 Northern and career fair, Gordon advises Top National Honor Southern California School students to dress professionally to Awarded to Cal. State San districts that are trying to fill make a good first impression, to Bernardino History Profes­ positions for the upcoming school Win-Win Continued sor Dr. Robert Blackey... year. Gordon emphasized that this year's event is earlier than usual on page 17 The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 A 'WaterWorld' War.. . over water," the Boston Globe said By; Jesse Henderson in a recent article. Staff Writer A California think tank recently reported that the world's Now his belly full and he freshwater resources are more about to flood somethin. threatened now than ever before. So I'ma throw a rope that ain't Water in the world is facing tied to nothin. degraded quality, climate change Til your crew use the H2 in ^d wetland destruction. wise amounts since It's the New Embroiled in this crisis is the World Water; and every drop Water Resources Institute (WRI) counts. on campus, the new Image Courtesy ofalta vista Logo of the Water Resource Institute of Cat. State San Bernardino Could future wars be fought over water instead of oil? You can laugh and take it as a interdisciplinary center for joke if you wanna research, policy analysis and predict that this nation will not face Boston Globe. number of people on Earth But it don't rain for four weeks education. "The WRTs role is as severe shortages as other parts "How we respond to today's increases by more than a third, to some summers. primarily education and research- of the globe will. water crisis will determine whether more than 8 billion, by 2025, 40 And it's about to get real wild oriented," says Director Jeff Although the U.S. population we, actually know how to survive percent more water will be in the half Davis. "We definitely want our has grown substantially in the last or only know how to misuse a needed." You be buying Evian just to faculty to be involved in research 100 years, its water usage has resource on which survival As with other global crises, take a (expletive) bath. that helps stretch water supplies increased at a slower rate—that is, depends," says Jeffrey Rothfeder, experts will draw upon technology. "hip hop artist Mos E>ef, from and improves water quality," but Americans have become more Boston Globe reporter and author The cc^t of desalinatingseawater has "New World Water" on Black on he also said the WRI will not be efficient in their water use than in of "Every Drop for Sale: Our already come down substantially. Both Sides, 1999. on the crisis frontlines. the past. Desperate Battle Over Water in a "It is fair to say that in our "As a regional institution, there Nonetheless, the nation's and World About to Run Out." lifetimes the use of seawater for In a world where doctors are natural limits on our influence the world's supply of freshwater, "Global population has tripled in drinking will be commonplace on advise a person to drink at least on global issues." which theoretically is always the the past 70 years while water use both the East and West coasts of eight eight-ounce servings of The WRI and other non­ same, is actually diminishing. has grown sixfold due to industrial America and probably overseas as water per day, what if that were governmental and governmental Rivers, streams, and lakes have all development, widespread well," says WRIT Director Davis. not possible anymore? organizations around the world are been compromised by "centuries of irrigation, and lack of "This, along with conservation, is It could happen. .re-examining water resource damming, diversion, sprawl, and conservation," he said in the paper the long-term solution to global "The next world war will be policy and management, but they industrial pollution," stated the on Jan. 6. "If, as expected, the water shortages." Web Based Applicants to CSU on the •The California State- of 2000, which had oyer 93,000 By: Shane Vanderfin University system has seen a applications, and follows a 70% Copy Editor steadily increasing rise in the increase from Fall of 1999. number of applications to the 23 . It is estimated that over , While you're driving CSU campuses. Current half of all CSU applicants will around the parking lots looking for enrollment for all campuses is apply online this year. So start a space, does it ever occur to you over 376,000 students as of Fall leaving your house a little earlier, that there are just loo many 2001, with over 14,000 ri^t here be ready to spend some time students here at CSUSB? In a way at CSUSB. These figures are searching for that elusive parking that's true, because student expected to rise even higher in space, plan on buying your books enrollment has been greater than 2002, so be prepared for those at off-peak hours, register as soon ever before in the CSU system; annoying delays and long waits. as you are eligible to get the Statistics from the CSU Public CSUMentor is the online classes you want, and maybe pack Affairs website bears this out, and application system for the a lunch because it's not going to while it is great that so many universities, and it lias gel any better any time soon. people want a college education, experienced a tremendous growth And remember everyone 'it can be frustrating when trying since its implementation in 1997, else is here for the same reason as to park pr buy food or hooks, with over 157,000 applicants you, so don't sweat the small stuff because more people mean longer utilizing the resource this year. and learn to love the diversity of lines and more filled classes. That is a 69% increase from Fall our rising population. "More students are using the internet to apply to CSUSB'

of the bachelor degrees could be Still, students hoping to get By: Rody Rodriguez finished inside of 180 units. A around not having to take that Staff Writer decision was rendered in the one class they dread will find Fall of 2001 that students would they still will have to face the The rumors are true! be allowed to graduate with 180 old general education and CSUSB - as well as all other units. This will help students major requirements. Cal State Universities - are currently enrolled here at "Tl^-only thing that is reducing the number of units CSUSB graduate a little earlier. being waved is the number to graduate with a bachelors "This will help make [the of free electives needed to degree from 186 units to 180 graduation process] as speedy reach the total 180 units for units. as possible," said President a BA degree," said Dr. In the Summer of 1999, Cal Albert Karnig. "It will give Jerrold Pritchard, Associate State University's Board of students a better opportunity to Provost for Academic Trustees decided to revise its graduate earlier and help to Programming "All "old policy" and Title V of the create additional slots [for requirements...still must be Education Code to decrease incoming students]." met." undergraduate degrees from a "It's great!" said Josh Burnett, Science majors hoping to 186 unit minimum to 180 unit a junior attendingX here at get out earlier will still be minimum for students entering CSUSB. "This means I will held to the 186 minimum and CSUs beginning in the Fall of have a better opportunity to up to 198 maximum until a 2001. graduate on time. Also I won't review board determines After careful study here at have to go to summer school. whether needing more than CSUSB, it was decided that all I'm ecstatic." the 180 units is appropriate. January 28, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle Professor ambushed during class

A native of By: John D. Halcon Leeds, England, Sports Editor Dr. Robertshaw has worked and It's not too often, especially studied in South at Cal State San Bernardino, a Africa, and also college professor will have a class performed Worii for a Politician session disturbed for unknown, extensive research One of CSUSB's alumni, Lou Monville, Class of 1994, excusable reasons. on tribal history in is running for the 64th State Assembly District in Such was the case on various African Riverside County. We are looking for volunteers to help Tuesday, January 22, when nations including out with the campaign; walking precincts, making phone University President A1 Karnig, Uganda. His most calls, etc. This is great experience and there's free food, along with reporters and recent work photographers, blazed into the involved the study what more could a college student ask for? classroom of Peter Robertshaw, of how humans in Students Needed for Focus Croup presenting him the Outstanding Uganda adapted The university is looking closely at beginning a third Professor Award or better known to climate photo by John Halcon phase of student housing on campus. This would be in as the "ambush award" for its changes over a Dr. Peter Robertshaw, addition to the new apartments that opened this past fall, unique style of presentation. long period of Chair of the Anthropology Department and the apartments that are currently under construction to Dr. Robertshaw, a professor time. be opened Fall 2002.1 need a group of students who DO and chairman of. the Amongst Dr. Robeitshaw's "I've known [Dr. Robertshaw] NOT currently live on campus to meet as part of a focus for 11 years," said Dr. McDougall, Anthropology Department, list of research, he also holds a group to determine the feasibility of this proposed project. a professor of psychology. "He has received the fifth annual Doctor in Philosophy degree The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 6, Outstanding Professor Award (Ph.D.) from Cambridge a great wit and sense of humor, in 2002, from 2:30-4:00pm. The location is yet to be following 13 years of service and University, England. Before addition to the tremendous research dedication to the University. coming to Cal State San he has done." determined. If you can attend the meeting, please email Bernardino, Dr. According to Dr. Christine Hansen [email protected] by next Wednesday, Robertshaw also McDougall, a candidate worthy January 30, 2002, and list your name and phone number. I taught at the of winning such an award must will confirm the location with you next week. Thank you University of Georgia have fulfilled the nominating in advance for your assistance! and served as an committee's requirements in Assistant Director of three basic areas. 4 Voice for Chile's Disappeared the British Institute in "He fully satisfied our Human Rights Lawyer Joan Garces East Africa. criterias in teaching, the Thurs, Jan. 31,10 am in Events Center A Last year's research projects and the Joan Garces is an internationally acclaimed human rights recipient of the amount of grants he was able awyer and leading figure in the effort to prosecute General ;0 u t s to obtain," added Dr. \ugusto Pinochet and other high-ranking military officials McDougall. Professor Award, Df. "or human rights abuses during the military dictatorship in Sanders McDougall, Dr. Robertshaw and the :hile from 1973-1990. was also on hand to recipient of next month's witness his friend's Golden Apple Award will both Fhoto by John Halcon be recognized by the mayor of Dr. Peter Robertshaw and President At Karnig special moment of honor. San Bernardino on March 21. The Library's The circulation has A Day Late, A Dollar Short ^ - Qone from 50,000

says that Governor Davis over resolved in a year. There is a GOVOtC By Shareena C. Clark assessed the incoming tax money projected amount of $1.1 billion that Assistant News Editor to Sacramento by $1.4 billion, and Davis expects the federal This just in! Word around the underestimated many other costs. government to provide to cover Byte campfire is that Kathleen Connell- She also said that an extra health care and terrorist related California's currency controller- $935million will be needed to costs. Davis expects at least 75% has predicted by July, California cover costs in public schools due of the assumed amount. may have to borrow up to $8 billion to the addition in enrollment. Connell predicts that to pay the bills. A revenue Connell states that it will take California will be knee deep in a anticipation note may be necessary. years for the problem to be fixed, deficit by March 2003. Connell With revenue anticipation, the loan it is not something that can be also states that the energy bond Baskinf^Robbins will be short term, and must be sold by will be covered within December in order the same year. to cover the $6.5 AS' Connell says that billion spent last the amount will year on energy. If the probably be around $5 bonds cannot be billion, but the sold, then the governor will agree revenue anticipation that the state needs to warrants will be run borrow some extra up to SSbillion, and 10% discount off your purchase cash. The only a revenue warrant variables remaining are has not been used at either Togo's or Baskin Bobbins with the exact amount and since the 199C valid CSUSB student or faculty I.D. date. On the other recession. This hand, Steve Maviglio decision will give Please present I.D. at the time of order. openly disagrees with California even Not valid with any other discount, coupon Connell; he says that worse credit that it she has been wrong in had before the or promotion. the past with budget "Energy Crisis predictions, and he State officials will Togo's/Baskin Robbins meet with credit expects her pattern to 4375 North University Parkway suite 103 continue. rating agencies to Connell is in try to clear the slate San Bernardino, CA 92407 charge of writing and get the Golden 909-473-7494 checks, and covering State back into good Next to McDonald's state expenses. She What! I have no money to pay any utility bills or taxes! standing. The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 The Roving Reporter Asking Stuiients What They Think Faculty Spotlight hat is your Most Embarrassing Moment? Dr. Robert Blackey Name: John Foster Major: Psj^Dhology Year: Sophomore By Crystal Vickery, Having iny parents walkin on Staff Writer me while having sex. Professor Robert B lackey recently won the Eugene Asher Distin­ guished Teaching Award from the American His­ torical Association (AHA). The AHA award is the highest honor given iamet Heather Scruggs to teachers for their distin­ 4ajor: Bio-Med guished contribution to Tear: Freshman promoting history to the country. went up to this guy with a To keep history alive, eaJhy friendly attitude, he just Blackey has written many ooked at me and said "Do I articles and edited many :now'you?" He looked like books on European his­ omeone that I knew. tory. Currently he Is leach­ ing World Civilizations, European History, and tion, he also participates in English History. To make Project Upbeat at CSUSB. This his lectures more interest­ is a group to encourage middle X ing to students, he feauires school students to go to college photographs, art and mu­ and continue their education. Major: Biology sic. He tries to makes stu­ When I entered Dr. Year: Freshman dents aware of the events Blackey's office, I was amazed : Once I was having sex with my and people who led us to to see many beautiful photo­ where we are today. girlfriend and I farted, it turned graphs on his bookshelves. I Aside from the pres­ my girlfriend off and then it Dr. Blackey wins AHA award. found out that aside from his tigious award he was work, one of his hobbies is trav­ became a lights on moment, given by the association, eling. He's been to Africa, Rus­ Blackey was also honored as Out­ ing for jobs on the east and west sia, China, Tibet, India and Cam­ standing Professor at CSUSB.for coast: In 1968, at age 26, he took bodia, to name a few. Also, he 1983-84 and given the Distin­ his first full time teaching posi­ has worked with a travel agency f^e: Tiffany Brown guished Service Award in 1995. tion at Cal Stale San Bernardino. to lead tours for people in other fajofj Undeclared Growing up in New York, Why has Blackey enjoyed counU-ies and call attention to Blackey went to the City College teaching histoiy for the past 34 1^; freshman of New York. A school he said was years? He wants studentis td 1e sittmg [pfas in the third grade, rway considered a "poor man's preciate other cultures and be­ and listening to all his travels and waning back in my chair, I went Harvard," he found it very com­ come better critical thinkers. "Al­ life experiences, 1 couldn't help > far back and grab^ for my petitive. Afterward he attended though it's work, and it should be, but think what a remarkable life ^^i^nded up on the floor with g^ school at New York Univer­ it can also be fun as well as edu­ he has lived, and how lucky Cal sity. cational." State San Bernardino has been i^vdesk on top of me and with Blackey liked the idea of Not only does he aim to make to have a teacher like Dr. he.w^le class laughing at me. teaching, but didn't know if he college students understand the Blackey, who helps students could pull it OiT. He began search- importance of history and educa­ make education fun. Name: Juan Jimenez/Juan Rosales Major:SmallBusiness Grant Money Deadlines Management Year: Senior From the Financial Aid Office When we were in the 7"^ grade at P.E., a girl came from behind Cal Grant A and B applications are now available at the Financial Aid Office, my friend and pantsed him. He UH-150. Students who meet the academic requirements (3.0 CPA) for Cal was standing in front ol Grant A and (2.0 CPA) for Cal Grant B and falls within established income and \Look for the everyone with his pants down asset ceilings, will receive a Cal Grant AorB Entitlement Award. High school showing his white butt, I felt so graduates during 2001 and 2002 can qualify for a Cal Grant entitlement iRoving Reporter embarrassed for him. This is how award if they file a 2002/03 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Ipn campus! we met each other and we hav^ and have verified high school grade point average submitted to the Californu been friends ever since. i Student Aid Commission (CSAQ by March 2, 2002. All other students will be considered under the competitive grant process. Cal Grant A provides tuition and fee assistance for students with financial need at California public and independent colleges and selected Golden Key International Honour Society postsecondary schools. Cal Grant A awards for 2001/2002 at CSUSB are a maximum of $1428 for undergraduate students and are renewable up to foui INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS years if the student remains eligible. Cal Grant B provides an access grant for $1551 for the first year of study Tues., Jan. 29,2002 (5 p,m. to 6 p.m.) for entering freshmen. Beginning with the second year of the award, recipi­ & ents also receive an additional grant that covers the CSU State University Fee Wed., Jan. 30,2002 (11 a.m. to Noon) when renewed. Cal Grant B is a college opportunity grant for students from disadvantaged backgrounds who attend a California public or independent college, or postsecondary school. Cal Grant B awards for 2001/2002 ranged Student Union Board Room from $1428 to $2976 per year at CSUSB and are renewable up to four years if the student remains eligible. We would like to identify a group of 4 to 10 students, To apply for Cal Grant A and B Entitlement and Competitive Awards, student preferably juniors with at least a 3.5 g.p.a. (completed at must apply by the March 2 application deadline for filing the FAFSA and Cal CSUSB, excluding transfer g.p.a.), who would form a Grant CPA Verification form. Students may also complete the FAFSA applica­ tion online at www.fafsa.ed.gov after January 1, 2002. leadership team to establish a Golden Key chapter. For Please remember that it takes two forms, the CPA verification form and additional questions, please call Dr. Howard W^g FAFSA application to apply for this program. If you would like more in forma (x5185) or e-mail to [email protected] , or drop by our tion regarding any of our Financial Aid programs, you can visit our website a display table on those two days in front of the Student http://www.finaid.csusb.edu Union. January 28,2002 The Coyote Chronicle Winter Meltdown Cools Off Poetry Corner By Teresita Sosa away- partly because sponsors community. The expected attendance Staff Writer didn't give a location or number was 300; but no more than about 20 to call on the fliers. people showed up. The winter melted down wa5 a The Winter Melt-Down, a Tiffany Laffoo, who arrived with total dry out. fundraiser for Coyote Radio, was a few of her friends, said; "I came Evaporated into the night sky. thought up by Angelika Harper, because this was a college party and Stayed frozen in time. program manager. The idea was I thought that there was going to be -Reporter's lyrics to welcome students back from a lot of people, but all I see are four." Coyote Radio, along with winter break. She said she thought People who came ready to party Gem City Bailers, sponsored the the poor attendance was due to quickly became discoursed Winter Melt-Down on Saturday, missing information on the flyers because of the lack oT'other January 19. Artists scheduled to and not -being able to serve attendees. perform were Neb Luv of the alcoholic beverages during the Harper would like to let the Five Footers, who has also been . event. campus know that her staff worked featured on Warren G's album "I The event took place in the hard at putting this event together, Want it All." GMS (Grown'Man Student Union Events Center; and that CSUSB student's support Friend Destiny Sh#!), whose music can be heard tickets were pre-sold at the ASI and interest are needed in order for By James White in the motion picture "The Fast box office for $10 and for $15 at events to be put on in the future. In and the Furious", and other the door. An estimated 3, 000 spite of her disappointment. Harper hildhood of pain and a lifetime to bear it, smaller acts. posters and flyers publicized the still found time to dance with the rest Confidence shaken so you're afraid to share it, But die performers didn't come event around campus and at local of the staff members to the hip-hop Fhe burden of the past weighs heavy on your shoulders, rhe embers of abuse continue to smolder because the Melt-Down melted businesses in the campus beats of DJ Soweto. \s your age increases in number you hope the pain fades, iiandom thoughts of vivid memories brings the hiut back in spades, Sate and mistrust are now both common place 3ach day can seem harder to wake up and face. Check us out next week, Fear that anyone close will hurt you pushes people away, in The Scene: Vly dear, no matter how hard you shove ^EED MONEY FOR COLLEGE? IE 'm here to stay VES, THEN NOW IS A GOOD TIME Roving Reporter To be a shoulder on which to lean and cry To give you reason not to curl up and die RO APPLY ONLINE FOR 2002-03 Poetry Corner To compliment you on your inspiring strength and still love you when CSUSB SCHOLARSHIPS! ! SIMPLY Student Spotlight t seems that no one else on earth will VISIT THE FINANCIAL Hoop and Howl Event The courage and dignity your self esteem has made has cut that pain Am OmcE Career Center Services deeper than any razor blade WEB SITE AT HITP;// Winners The final cure is neVer coming but do not despair IAID.CSUSB.EDIJ, LOOKIN For when the hurt and sadness is top much Valentines Day: Planning And the world isblurfed by your visipri-drownfng" WEEK'S ISSUE OF THE COY- Ahead ven though you can't or won't see me I am here. •. .• • )TE CHRONICLE FOR A LISTING OF ASrs Movie Night As your eyesight clears and there is joy inside the dawn YOUT smile shines sweet destiny I'm proud you are so sttong LVAUABLE SCHOLARSHIPS Along life's timeline that we both travel you will see That a true loving friend you have deep within me promise I'll be the best that I can be. Please submit any poetry or short story Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society submissions to [email protected] or bring them into UH-03 Services Career Center Offers! Graduate Fellowship The Career Center is a useful tool that many students do not yet know about. If you plan to make any career moves but are a little quizzical about things like job Competition placement, resume building or interviews, you should go to the Career Center. Here are just some of the services they have to offer:

The CSUSB Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi -Walk in Resume Critiques Will nominate a graduating senior for an $8,000 national - On/Off Campus Employment Listings Fellowship for first-year graduate or professional study -On-Campus Interviews -Job Search on the Internet During 2002-2003 academic year -Career Counseling (50 fellowships will be awarded nationally) -Mock Interviews -Career-Related Workshops two $500 chapter fellowships will also be awarded -Placement Counseling -Career Library Resources -FREE Resume Fax Service -Internship Listings Application deadline: February 1,2002 -Graduate School Files -Career Fairs -Choices CT (an interactive computerized career exploration program) -Monstertrak.com (for all job listings) Applications available from Deborah Buck, AD-101 880-5024 or at www.pbikappapbi.org There are so many services the Career Center has to offer, that you would be cheating yourself to not check these out.- They even have a video library you could just watch and take notes on. The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 COYOTES SMOKE COLLEGE BOWL

By John Emig, played between two teams of Special to the Chronicle four players each. Points are scored by correctly answering The five members of the questions from various subjects. official CSUSB College Bowl Each team has a chance to team are preparing for their Feb. answer a "toss-up" question. 15-17 trip to Long Beach to The successful team then gets compete in the regional College g a chance to respond to a bonus Bowl tournament. questions for additional points. In Long Beach, the Coyote The game is played in seven- team will face competition from minute halves. major imiversities in the West, 2 The game started two weeks such as Stanford, UCLA and ^ ago on Jan. 17, and ended this use. last Thursday. Each member of The CSUSB team members the first-place team is to receive earned their places on the team a $50 gift certificate to Borders during two rounds of competition, bookstore. held Jan. 17 and 24. Competing Sigma Nu has not only were teams from Sigma Nu Psi shown their smarts in the Bowl, Class, SAA, Sigma Nu and WTO. but has also recently won Winning the team College Boyvl ended Jan. 24, with Sigma Nu on top. money from Career Services competition was Sigma Nu, for a competition. com{Mised of Diho Bozonelos, While Sigma Nu won the regionals is comprised of the top Rider, Ryan Grace, John Gunty The event was sponsored by John Gunty, Derek Pulos and Jay team competition, the squad that scorers from all the teams. Making and Jay Houghton. the Student Union Program Houghton. will represent CSUSB at the the cut were Dino Bozonelos, Tom College Bowl is a game Board.

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1 Ih - January 28,2002 The Covote Chronicle Friend or Foe: The Use of the Word ^'Nigger'' in American Culture shed the title that had been given taged class of persons. Nigger has rogatory when another race calls in her song "I'm Real—the remix". By Erica Smith to them by White America. It be­ also often been used to describe an African American a "nigger"? "That word is not for everyone, we Special to the Chronicle gan with "nigger. someone of ignorance and of low "It all depends on your own [blacks] get upset when other It seems that words and their Nigger in it of itself is not a social status. perception. For instance, from one people use it, but we use it so much etymologies are among the many racist word. In fact, it is derived But things, they are-a black person to another it can be ourselves that they don't know what to think" said Sonya Smith, questions and concerns of our cul­ from the Latin term niger (e.g. the changin. Today" African Atpeti- useJas a greeting, but if another ture today. Topping the list is the African country Nigeria and the cans have found a way to change* race uses the "n" word, then that mother of a CSUSB student. word "nigger". Or more politi­ Niger River) which means the "n-i-g-g-e-r" into "n-i-g-g-a". The is more offensive because it was "It is probably harming us more that it is helping us because cally labeled, the "N word". As color black. It becomes offensive "N" word is only as powerful as originally used as a racial slur or an African American, I am a little when it is and has been used out you make it and can only be a derogatory word against the black the others feel that they can say it hesitant to write about and use the of context to describe a group of threat if you let it. African Ameri­ race," says Elise Jones. and it is because we say it. They wonder why it's so bad because we word "nigger." people. Niggard is a Middle En­ cans have gained power and con­ Though this is true, not all As we approach this year's glish term that dates as far back as trol of "nigga". African Americans feel comfort­ use it so freely." said Keisha Carr. black history month, we are re­ the fourteenth century. It was CSUSB student Nakia Jones able with the way the "n" word is My great grandmother was the minded of the contributions Afri­ originally used to refer to a miserly said, "As a people we took the being so frequently used today. In daughter of slaves and her children can Americans have given to our or stingy person, regardless of word "nigger" and turned into a fact, many question if using it in witnessed racism and discrimination nation and it is reminiscent of their color or creed. So, how did it be­ positive expression. When you this manner has really changed the first-hand. She was also called a on-going fight for equality. Their come such a derogatory word? hear someone say it in the black way society views African Ameri­ "nigger", and as I sit here writing battle for equality began long be­ In America, slave owners re­ community, you know it is a part cans. Some have become out­ this article I am reminded of the countless stories she told of struggle, fore the civil rights movement, ferred to blacks as niggers. The of our culture, instead of just a raged because it has been glamor­ before Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., term was used to belittle and de­ slang word." To that some might ized by the media, and has not perseverance, and the hope that one- day "niggers" would be free from before Malcolm X, and Sojourner humanize them. In fact, Meniam wonder why it is not okay for other been exclusively used by African racial injustice. I wonder would she Truth. Webster defines a nigger as a races to use the word in the same Americans. So was the case when It began with merely trying to member of a socially disadvan­ positive nature? Why is it so de­ pop singer Jennifer Lopez said it want me to be called a "nigga"? Black History Month; The Legacy Continues

By Bethany Anderson road to understanding, learning, designed with excellent links into Assistant Multi-Cultural Editor and grasping the richness of Black the past and future of African- History. Americans. One educational site, grading .www.teachersvision.com has do high school in 1960, .she learned www.blackvoices.com, entire Black History Month section very little of her heritage as a black www.bet.com, History^ women. It was not until she www.joinblackexpressions.com, Continued on walked into a Compton Library and www.essence.com are sites Page 8 that she learned the truth, power, and richness of her heritage. My mother was determined not to let her children get caught up in the - politics of what the school board J approved for all school children tot^ learn about their heritage. -I Now in the age of the new"^ millennium, people of all ethnic ^ backgrounds and heritages willj and should learn about the beautiful world of African- Ed Campbell talks to the crowd during the American history. Here are some performance extremely helpful web sites and Ed Campbell, Wen/red Smith, Gevale Ashford, and Ronald Madison of books to get you started on your Omega Psi Phi fraternity performed on Wednesday

Book Describes the 'Troubled EDUCATION JOB FAIR Journey' of the "N" Word Saturday, February 9, 2002 noon to 4 p.m. Jake Zylman black people. Multi-Cultural Editor use. First used in different A majority of the book grapples Coussoulis Arena with the current consequences of the Harvard Law School spellings as an adjective lacking Career opportunities for: word being used in America today. Professor Randall Kennedy traces negative connotation to describe Teachers — Counselors — Administrators the history and use of what is people with dark skin, the term Although the book offers no arguably the most defamatory quickly evolved into a degrading uniquely new theory about the use Open to the general public—FREE parking. word in the English racial slur that has been of the word, Kennedy's extremely language in his newest the most dangerous and fair descriptions and accounts of the Presented by the Career Development Center book Nigger: The volatile in the consequences in use of the word, a California State University, San Bernardino Strange Career of a American vocabulary. picture is painted by the author that 5500 University Parkway. San Bernardino, CA 92407 Troublesome Word. As a way of taking allows the reader to gain a more Phone; 909.880.5250 http://career.csusb.edu In the book, the insult out of the word well-rounded idea of the deep Kennedy, the author nigger, Kennedy ideological stmggles that come with Co-sponsors describes the more recent the use of that troublesome word. of other books San Bemardino City Unified School District describing African- igger ay development, began by In his own words Kennedy Alvord Unified School District American relations in Randall Kennedy stand-up comedian describes the book as, "a reminder Riverside Unified School District CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY American society, Richard Pryor, of using of the ironies and dilemmas, the BAN BERNARDINO CSUSB - College of Education Meetiflf t/ie looks at the word from its l?"* the word in public as a term of tragedies and glories, of the century origins to modern day endearment when used amongst American experience." % % The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 Summer Opportunities for Minorities INVITATION working one-on-one with a in consultation with their faculty Champaign Minority undergraduates are faculty mentor is the main focus mentor. Ohio State University invited to apply for a summer of the program. All SROP Indiana University program designed to prepare them students on the host campus meet COMPENSATION Pennsylvania State University for graduate study and faculty weekly as a group for educational Each student receives a stipend Indiana University/Purdue careers. Through the SROP, enrichment • df at least $2,500 for the summer, " University at Indianapolis students work on a research activities and special seminars. In plus up to $1,100 toward room and Purdue University project guided by a faculty mentor July, participants from all fifteen board and travel to and from the University of Iowa Students participate in and have the opportunity to campuses will come together for host institution. The faculty mentor University of Wisconsin-Madison archeological digs explore a topic of interest at one the annual SROP Conference. may receive $500 to cover the cost University of Michigan of fifteen host CIC universities(see The conference program afforJs of the student's research project. University of Wisconsin- the listing of institutions below). SROP students the opportunity to The host institutions provide Milwaukee Special educational enrichment discuss funding for students to attend the Michigan State University activities such as workshops and their projects with one another, annual SROP Conference. social gatherings are also hear talks given by former APPLICATION REQUESTS scheduled during the summer. participants, meet CIC graduate PARTICIPATING and DEADLINES students, and learn about graduate INSTITUTIONS Applications are due February ELIGIBILITY admission procedures and The fifteen CIC campuses 1,2002. You may obtain an SROP Underrepresented minority financial aid. SROP students are hosting SROP students are listed application any of the following students, including African recjuired to write a paper and an below. Each institution will host ways: Some students take Americans, Mexican Americans, abstract describing their projects student participants from its own 1.By printing it from science internships Native Americans, Puerto Ricans and to present the results of their campus together with students www.cic.uiuc.edu and other Latinos who are work at a campus symposium. from other universities. Applicants 2. By calling (217) 265-8005 sophomores or juniors majoring in may indicate which institutions 3. By emailing your name and any field are eligible to apply. PROJECTS they would prefer to attend on the address to Anne Price at Participants are expected to devote Students are matched with application form. [email protected]; full time to the program during the faculty mentors who are engaged University of Chicago 4. Or, by sending a written request eight-to-ten week summer session. in research in the student's general University of Minnesota to: Committee on Institutional area of interest. Students either University of Illinois at Chicago Cooperation 302 E. John Street, THE PROGRAM participate in an on-going research Northwestern University Suite 1705 An in-depth research experience project or develop one of their own University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign IL 61820-5698

Histoiy- be determined by what Continued from legacy we as UniversiPi' of Iowa participates in Americans leave for the program Page 7 our children. The dedicated to aiding teachers le^^ing process begins in their efforts to teach black with a desire to know history to a growing and what is yet to be taught. ethnically diverse Don't- wait for the population of students. The school systems to teach site includes quizzes on you where your identifying famous Black ancestors came from. American Scientists; ah Take the initiative to 11^ alphabetical order list of learn on your own, too. famous Black Americans, When the Civil Saturday sports figures, and Ancient Rights Act of 1964 was Africa before the European av.com passed, a new chapter January 26 Robinson 's The Reckoning invasion. in American History Take this month to introduce new and was opened. A chapter in which all people, 7:30 pm innovative authors to your vocabulary. Sit created equally, as is described in the down with the great writers such as preamble to the Constitution, would be game tip-off Matthew Jordan Smith and Dionne treated equally. Although it would be naive Bennett's Sepia Dreams. The book to think that 400 years of slavery could be chronicles and interviews fifty dynamic made up in 35 years, more strides have been African-Americans in the fields of made towards equality during this time than entertainment, politics, sports, and the entire rest of our nation's history. Let's beat the medicine. In 1984, President Ronald Reagan, Randall Robinson's The Reckoning: recognized February as Black History What Blacks Owe to Each Other, focuses Month, a time to recognize the record! on the national debate on slavery achievements and contributions to made to reparations, and resources African- our society by African-Americans. In Don't miss the biggest game of the year as Americans should use to uplift the black recognition, the Multi-Cultural section of our nationally ranked Coyotes take on Cal community. the Coyote Chronicle will dedicate space Poly Pomona. Help pack the arena and set The future of African-Americans will each issue to bring attention to some of the issues facing African Ameri9ans, and our a new game attendance record. Arrive early

VANESSA WtUIAMS nation involving race relations as .a._whole. and tailgate with your friends and family in It is impossible to deny thefmpact that the Jack Brown parking lot. Wear your Coyote Black Culture has on our campus and Pack shirt and get a CSUSB pennant. SEPIA community. Our campus, with a Black population of 10% of the student body, is For more details or to join ^ growing annually and making their presence Coyote Pack more known. The emergence of Black contact the Alumni Office _ University fraternities and sororities at CSUSB is an at Wk policy applies example of the growing influence on this (909) 680- at all campus campus. ' events DREAMS The staff of the Coyote Chronicle hopes that you enjdy the issues that we bring to the foreground in our writing, and if you have MATTH5W JORDAN SMiTH any topics or ideas you would like to see DIONNC SEMNETT discussed, please let us know because we RLUMHl attempt to be a reflection of the concern and ASSOCIATION Smith and Bennett's will of the students of Cal State San book details black success stories Bernardino. % January 28, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle The Pot This Day in History January 29, 1954 Upcoming Famous African Oprah Winfrey Events American born. Now a renowned talk Scientist Quiz f show host and Jan. 29,2002 1. This person develbp^d: producer. Oprah mat: Study Habits;™-^.-..,«^««,H,«««^uhdredsbf'applications-fdr-'^^ - • Winfrey is also a Where: Kvciit Center "C" farm prcwiucts important to the Time: 12iioon-lp.m. economy of the South, including 33rd degree Oprah Winfrey Presented by the Women's peanuts, sweet potatoes, Freemason. Resource Center soybeans, and pecans. which she earned from the 2. He is best known for -University of Pennsylvania in Jan. 31. 2002 publishing an almanac based on 1940. What: Tuskcjiee Airmen his astronomical calculations. 9. She was the second Where: Cross C!uitural 3. He is particularly noted black woman to graduate ffoni January 30,1927 ('enter for his research in blood plasma medical school (1867). The Harlem Time: Ma.m-IZnoon and for setting up the first blood 10. In 1867. upon ^ Globetrotters, the •bank. receiving his Ph.D. in physics world renowned Feb. 5,2002 4. This scientist's work on from Yale, this man became the What: Women Appreciation ceU biology took him to mariner first African-American to earn basketball team, Day • laboratories in the U.S. and his doctorate. was formed by Abe Wheit:: li:venl Center A "Europe, and led him to publish Saperstein. Time: l2noon>lp.m. more than 50 papers. Elevator Question Harlem Globetrotters Presented by llie Women's 5. He designed the Tidal . Resource Onier Ba.sin Bridge in Washington', Do you think torture should be D.C used to get information from Feb. 6, 2002 6. He founded the : _ terrorists?- , What: IJmoja Day Provident Hospital in Chicago in Where: C^SDSB Courtyard 1891, and he performed the first. Answers: 10. Edgar Alexander Boucher Time: lla.in-2p.m. successful open heart surgery in 9. Rebecca Cole January 31,1919 Presented by the Cross ,1893. 8. Roger Arlinger Young Jackie Robinson, Cultural ('enter 7. A noted authority on the 7. Charles Henry Turkey first Black baseball behavior of insects, he was the 6. Dr. Daniel Hale Williams : ^ player in the major Feb. 7,20(i2 first researcher to prove that 5. Arichbald Alexander What: Speaker: Former d: KmRsl F.verert" .Tii leagues,was born. • - Skinhead She was." Where: Cross Cultural African-American woman to "2; Benjamin Banneker I Center awarded a Ph.D in zoology, 1. George Washingtf " Time: TBA Jackie Robinson Eait Me February 1902 Poet and author Langston Journey 1-Self Hughes was born. Definition Shareena C. Clark Assistant News Editor Langston Hughes "I TRIED TO THItOC OF SOMETHING DEEP TO SAY BUT MY WELL IS DIP PING DRY TODAY"- LIVE ^ Hey kids! Today we are going you? What type of coyote are you? this article down and politely we throw all kinds' on a journey...a journey through" Have you even thought about it? excuse yourself from the majority self-definition. Who are we? Who What defines you? Your job? Your table. Everyone else consider this: are you? A coyote? I suppose that car? Your art? Your music? Your The reason why so many is a simple way to classify every major? Is it someone else that therapists are rolling around in big tuition isn't one of them. soul on this campus, but some of defines you? SUV's with fat ass twenty inch us have lost our freshman - Tm in Are you a go get 'em, I'm rims is simply because WE ARE college! I'm a coyote! I'm going going to be "successful" if it kills NOT HAPPY PEOPLE ALL OF to join every activity and be a me, sort of a person? Maybe THE TIME! It is rare to find winner! - enthusiasm. Thus we are you're a whatever will be will be, someone who is chronically coyotes nonetheless. What is a it is ouf of my hands person. How pleased. We are human beings coyote anyhow? do others see you? Here, try this who are never satisfied with In a Serrano Indian story equation: take what you think anything, let alone ourselves, and called 'Death of the Creator', the others percieve about you and we never see ourselves as others coyote was a tricky creature that multiply it by three. Now, lake that do. ( consumed the hearts and bodies of value and divide it by a racial/ For a moment let's step out the dead in order to steal their ethnic/ religious/ or social of our "I want-I want" superficial power. In my own suburban stereotype. Your answer should be skins and just be content with the experience, the coyote is a wolf an approximation of how most big little things we have. Things like animal that devours the people (aside from the ones who like clean underwear, literacy, and neighborhood trash and lost have known you from birth) may running water. We have our entire kittens. Perhaps it is only the more see you. If this answer does not lives to define ourselves, let's just eccentric CSUSB coyotes that can satisfy you, think about how much take it slow and not so seriously. identify with that character trait. you care. If other people's opinion, "Loneliness is the best way to Or at least that is not the kind of of you is worthless, then define one's self, but utter self coyote I identify with, but we are congratulations, you are three definition can be detrimental to not discussing me here, how about steps ahead of everyone else. Put one's healtfr'-me.^—___ The Covote Chronicle January 28,2002 CSU Haywarti Gets "Fantastiskt entered, CSUSB's "Resa"was Comin Back, Red Ryder?", Santa them the best of By: Melissa Adamson one of the 11 schools accepted Monica College's "Slavery", luck in Hayward A & E Editor to the division VIII finals. For six Stanford University's "The Game", and at the days San Bernardino actors will University of Utah's "Butoh American On February 11 th, the cast compete against CSU Hay ward's Macbeth" and Weber State College Theater of CSUSB's Resa Fantastiskt "UBU ROr, CSU Fullerton's University's "God's Country". If Festival. Mystisk descended upon CSU "Grasmere", CSU Bakersfield's selected out of the 11 candidates, Hayward for the Kennedy "Tossed", Chapman University's "Resa" would advance to the Center's annual America "Tartuffe", Glendaie College of national level, and would perform College Theater Festival. Of the Arizona's "Quilters",San an additional three times at the 54 schools and 208 productions Francisco State's "When You Kennedy Center. Besides advancing to the regional finals, CSUSB students Alyson Florey, Adam Nadow and Heidi. Jo Schullz have been nominated for "Best Actor" for their performances in "Resa". Also nominated for other performances are Andy Felt, Christine Simpson, Dana Martin, Demos Franklin, Ian Macleod, J.Scott Hoeffler, James White, Jason Maddy, Kendra Girandot, Peter Oquendo and Roanna N. Martono. The"Best Actor" award is actually the Irene Ryan Scholarship. The award is dedicated to honoring great acting and performances with financial aid to further education. Of the 579 candidates, 16 will recieve $500, and two will iwieve $2,^X) for schooling. Along with the regional adv.an«ement and scholarship nominees, 11 of Rasa's cast and crew recieved Meritorious Achievement Awards for everything from lighting to ensemble acting. Director Tom Provenzano said, " This is a really exciting time for us...I'm so proud of everyone." CSUSB salutes the "Resa" cast The cast of "Resa " during a performance. "Resa " on stage in December at CSUSB for their nominations and wishes All photos courtesy of Tom Provenzano

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local playwright Rickerby Hinds Events By Melissa Adamson (who originally wrote the play) A & E Editor while directing the production, FEBRUARY ISR-9™ @ 8PM saying, "HEDZ came along at a Keep Hedz Ringin' KEEP HEDZ RINGIN', a time that coincided with some Theater production hip hop play loosely based on performance research work I had Richard Wagner's RING been doing and gave us an FEBRUARY 6™ @ 7:30PM CYCLE, premieres at the Cal opportunity to work together First Wednesday Concert State San Bernardino Black again. The big difference now is Awele-Teller of All Tales Box Theater on February 1st. that this is a realized production. The play features hip-hop It is very exciting to be giving a FEBRUARY 8™ @ 7:30 music and "samples" from work its first incarnation." CSUSB Symphonic Band Wagner's Opera. Hinds and Ervin have been The play follows a golden following the hip hop theatre Poster from Wagner's RING CYCLE, photo courtesy ofWagner.com FEBRUARY 15™ @ 7:30PM disc that gives its possessor the movement for years, CROW AND WEASEL at the end CSUSB Chambers Singers and power to "rhyme", but at a cost. participating in workshops and There a cast of professional Concert Choir This power causes conflict as attending similar plays as the actors performed the first reading of the quarter. KEEP HEDZ RINGIN' plays producers and artists try to gain "HEDZ" script was slowly to a very enthusiastic audience. "It February 1, 2, 7,8 and 9 at 8 PM FEBRUARY 15™-16" @ control of the disc in a world, taking shape. For the past year, was an opportunity to hear the play and February 3,9 and 10 at 2 PM. 2:30PM where sound is paramount. The Ervin and Hinds have been with an audience of people who Tickets are $4 for Students and $8 Foreign language play play communicates universal meeting with coihmunity didn't know the back story and the for CSUSB faculty and staff. themes of conquest, members and Theatre response was very positive," says Tickets are available in PA 111 or FEBRUARY 21"-23'" @ 6PM redemption, family unity, Department students, riding Ervin. by calling ext. 5884. The Vagina Monologues romance, honor and duty using and reworking the script. ' Part of the Theatre KEEP HEDZ RINGIN' Theater production very contemporary language The play was one of several Department's commitment to this contains adult language and*^ and music styles. new works read in July 2001 at work includes supporting guest themes, and is not recommended FEBRUARY 23" @ 7:30PM CSUSB faculty member the Second Annual New York artists like designer Andre CSUSB Alumni Music Recital Kathryn Ervin worked with Hip Hop Theatre Festival. Harrington, will also be costuming for children. January 28, The Covote Chronicle Vagina MonoCogues

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The Vagina Monologues are stories told by various women, at various times of their lives, talking Bad Company about their vaginas. The Vagina Monologues^bave @ San Manuel Casino been adapted to fit the stage here at California State University San Merl Saunders & The Bemardino.The director of the all female cast is Kathy Ervin, a Rain Forest Band Professor in the Theatre @ Coach House Department on campus. Kathy is excited to do this project. "It would Statlc-X & Soulfly be a fun thing to do", said Kathy, "it was something new and quite @ The Palladium different from what I normally had done before." Celebrity performance couHesy of VM.coth' ^ Eek-A-Mouse The Vagina Monologues is The celebrity cast of The Vagina Motiologues being performed at Cal State as a @ The Galaxy Theater fundraiser. Fifty percent of the generated through ticket sales and 21,22, and 23 at 7:00 pm. proceeds will go to The House of donations. Tickets are now on sale The cast and crew would like to Buddy Guy Ruth, a shelter for battered women at the ASI Office for $ 5, $10, or thank all of the people who were @ Luckman Fine Arts Center living in the local areas of San $ 25 dollars or you can donate. involved with the Vagina Bernardino. Forty percent will go The Vagina Monologues is being Monologues, and all those Arlo Guthrie to the Theatre Department as a note sponsored by the Women's involved ih the Directing One class, of appreciation to build and sponsor Resource Center and The Players the volunteers at the Women's @ Cerritos Center the Theatre Department. The last of the Pear Garden. The WRC has Resource Center, and the Players ten percent of the proceeds will be given their support financially and of the Pear Garden . Kathy Ervin Macy Gray a donation to help women in third administratively, while the PPG also sends a special thanks to the playwright, Eve Ensler. Please @ The Knitting Factory world countries as a request of the will lend their technical talents to playwright. Eve Ensler. the project. Doors will open for come out and and support this once 02/07 Vinvi All fundraiser proceeds are the Vagina Monologues February in a lifetiihe event.

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www.plannedparenthoodOSI3C.org The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 Coyote Battle of the Awards Shows Part I: American Music Awards

By Pricilla Thompson AM A producer Dick Clark Movie sued Michael Greene, president of So the question is, are there Joo staff writer the Recording Academy, for $10 many award shows? Yes! So many million in December. Clark alleges that the stars don't even accept It was an exciting and fun- that Greene has for years siphoned their awards in person. After a Ticket filled night last week for the new talent from the AMA show by de­ while the stars get bored with stars as they walked the red car­ nying artists a slot on the them, and the viewers and fans get By Ivan Fernandez pet in their best or worst outfits Grammy's telecast if they appear tired of watching them. & Marcos Landin IF YOU MISSED IT IN for the evening. Throughout the on Clark's show. Staff Writers THEATERS This years award ceremony year, many celebrities was a drag from beginning to are recognized and Movies reviewed will be reviewed end. I mean who chose the honored by the Ameri­ on a four-star system ranging from performance line up? There can Music Awards for one (terrible) to four(incredible). The Score were performances by Sean their excellent perfor­ However, instead of stars, we "P.Diddy" Combs, Lenny mance. will use "Snootchies" like the ones Kravitz, Toby Keith, Usher, Old-school heist film directed by For newcomers, used by Jay & Silent Bob. They Britney Spears, Yolanda Frank Oz ("Yoda" in Star Wars). these ceremonies are go as follows: Adams, Shaggy, Cher, the most exciting time One star = Snootch Brooks & Dunn, Kid Rock, ever, especially for Two stars = Snootchie and Luther Vandross - oh those who are not only Three stars = Snootchie Bootchie yeah, and an unsigned artist nominated but awarded Four stars = Snootch to the Lenny Kravitz performing at the AMA's. •by the name of Carbon Leaf. for their excellence. I Motherf@#$in Nootch!! Photos courtesy of AMA.com I think that the show could have to give props to have used a little more ex­ Alicia Keys for taking home two (B'RO'flfE'RlfOO'D - "Artists should make their citement, and a little more enthu­ awards, one for favorite Pop/ own decisions. If an artist lets siasm from the crowd and fewer OT Rock new artist and the other for themself get alienated from one drawn out speeches. If I hadn't Edward Norton in "The Score" favorite Soul/ R&B new artist. It show or the other, that's their prob­ WOX^F taped the whole program, I would was well deserved. lem." said Sean "P. Diddy" Combs. have missed it because I fell asleep IVAN: After a series of summer For veterans, it was just an­ There are some 35 award in the middle of it. blockbuster disappointments, A French film based on true other night, and just another shows televised in the United Overall, the show turned out including a certain re-imagining. events. award. I could tell by some of the States, and of those 12 go out over­ to be an uneventful night for all, The Score stood out with a expressions on the faces of the seas, but the shows are held too including the home audience. Con­ talented cast who pulled off a stars that many were bored. They close together. There are the gratulations to those that took cliched plot and made it acted as if they didn't even want AMA's, Grammys, Soul Train Mu­ home an award, my deepest apolo­ enjoyable. to be_ there. I guess it's becaitse MARCO^: ALLHO-TT^H'^^RMRI'T sic Awards, Lady of Soul Award, gies to those who had tirsit through they're looking forward to the Latin Music Awards, and Country it without getting one. Better luck share Ivan's enthusiasm. The Grammy Awards. Music Awards, just to name a few. and better programming next time. Score was a decent flick. The film's payoff did not match the expectations of the build-up. IVAN: If it wasn't for the acting, the film would've fallen flat. It looked like the actors weie having a good time and it mbs off on the audience. MARCOS: I definitely a^ee that if it :: wasn't for the actors, the movie would've made two cents instead of five, ha ha ha.

Monica Bellucci in "Brotherhood of the Wolf-

IVAN: Let's get this out of the . way; The Brotherhood of the Wolf is subtitled, so you're going to hate it if you don't like reading and have the attention span of the average MTV viewer. With that out of the way, I can say that I enjoyed the film very much. MARCOS: if the subtitle (Les Facte de Lobes) didn't trigger something in your brain, then you don't deserve to watch this film. Although this film was very well made, it did have some things I didn't like about it. IVAN: The film's running time could have been cut by a half hour but at least you're getting a lot of movie. TBotW is a good mix of martial arts,horror, drama and politics. Marcos: Exactly what I wanted to say. I definitely believe that the half hour should've been kept for the DVD.

IVAN&MARCOS VOTE: Disagree? Lonely? Then 5C0(R£ e-mail Ivan & Marcos at SNOOTCHES BOOTCHIES [email protected] January 28, 2002 The Covote Chronicle Judas Priest: Jurassic Rock both bands, an interesting mix of reviewer goosebumps, which isn't that the By: Shane Vanderfm aging longhairs (like yours truly) easy to do after 18 E*riest concerts. crowdwas Copy Editor and young metalheads, and the There were screeching rockets, reduced to If you show didn't disappoint. Anthrax the roar of thunder from across the mouth gaping were to ask the played about 45 minutes, a mix of desert, exploding bombs, wailing awe that gave typical college their classic favorites like "Got the banshees, smoky low growls, and way to student today many other aural screaming about heavy phenomena that cheers, the lusty (Restaurant ^Row metal icons astounded ^--'^and chant of Judas Priest, enthralled the listening "Priest, Priest, By: Melissa Adamson crowd. Guitarists Priest" filling the most A <&E Editor common Glenn Tipton and K.K. the space answers would Downing are without a between songs. be "who?" or doubt the best duo to The sheer "dinosaur ever grace the metal energy that band". True, stage, and are virtuosos permeated the BAJA FRESH Judas has been at their craft. Bassist smoke-filled around since Ian Hill and former arena kept the Located: Hospitality Lane, San the '70s and "Racer X" drummer crowd at a fever Bernardino Scott Travis provided a pitch, and not have been Portions: Large crushing beat that you one person was puncturing Price: Average eardrums long could feel punching seen leaving Service: Average before most of you in the chest. until the final Their new encore ended ! Taste: Good- you were even i born, but if album, "Demolition", and the house j The mexican cuisine is all they are a the followup to the first lights came up. : made fresh to order with no lard dinosaur band, Guilarist Glenn Tipton album with Ripper, A mindblowing j preservatives or freezing. The then they are Photos courieiy of Judaspriest. •om "Jugulator", is a concert, even if steak burritos are worth checking t h e monstrous metal your mind was j out, as are the fish tacos. The food Tyrannosaurus Time", "Antisocial", "Only", release, and proves that the best already blown. ' is very healthy, but the salsa and Rex of metal. "Room for One More",, and a never die out, they just get better Judas f fresh veggies can be a little Virtually couple tunes from their with age, like fine wine or Christie Priest has overbearing. The main draw back- every metal forthcoming album. Brinkley. The only complaint? already earned they play really loud Mariachi band today Then Judas took the stage for Ripper used , way too much their place atop music: will point to over two hours of extreme metal. electronic echo to accentuate his the metal Judas'Prtestcar^ am^ej£eai6 Was. , mountain, even being one of took the place of howler Rob unnecessary because his voice is after 30 years NEW YORK STEAK their primary already so good, it really doesn't and 20 albums, AND GRILL influences,^^ need any enhancement. But damn, but they are still along Kyi the man can sing! That is the one going strong, Located: Ontario Mills Black Sabbath thing that always separates Priest selling out Portions: Good from other metal bands, the quality shows and and Led Price: Expensive and range of the vocals, and creating a Zeppelin. Service: Excellent Last experiencing it live leaves your ears whole new Taste: Excellent- - Friday night, lioging for days. legion of fans Judas played Every song was incredible, but to go along •! *- The Grill has the best steak the Universal classics like "Victim of Changes", with us oldi around. It won't matter if you have Amphitheatre haif-deaf, the Porterhouse, the New York or along with k V headbanging, Filet Mignon, their cuts of meat special guest Judas Priest then longhaired are delicious and cooked to Anthrax, a Halford, longtime frontman who metalheads perfection. Top the evening of concert left the band several years ago to who never miss with a bottle of wine from their postponed pursue solo projects, came from a a performance, extensive wine list, sit back and f r o.. m Priest tribute band, and is fully because in the relax. The restuarant is upscale, September 14, capable of taking the place of the end, there can with white linen table cloths and right after the best singer ever of the heavy metal be only one. I Judas Priest now even an elevator to take guests to attacks of 9- genre. Ripper's soaring vocals and can't wait to the dining room on the second 11. The house piercing screams are every bit as "Desert Plains" and "Running see show ; floor, making it a perfect dinner was full for good as Halford's, and gave this Wild" were such stunning versions number 20. i spot for a special occasion. According to Ivan- A Year in Review SOUTHERN SOUL other great games that will soon be it."Mature" rated games - 2001 was reworked itself through the years By: Ivan Fernandez i Located: W. Highland and N. labeled as "Greatest Hits." the year for older gamers. How so? and proven itself to the comics Special to the Chronicle j Riverside Ave in Rialto Game Bov Advance - It's a Let me count the ways: Grand TTieft community. As long as they j Portions: Good For the fu^t year of the 21st portable Super Nintendo/ Auto 3, Conker's Bad Fur Day, continue to publish great comics like i Price: Average century, a lot happened that will Playstation hybrid.What more Silent Hill 2, Devil May Cry, Halo, Powers and Midnight Nation, ' Service: Average forever be remembered by gamers could you want? The GBA already Metal Gear Solid 2, etc. There they'll always remain. Here's to Taste: Good everywhere. Not only was 2001 a has a stellar library of games and wasn't a better time to be seventeen- another ten years. great year for gaming, but it was a has dropped in price to $89.99. Add and-older. Mvself - It was one heck of a year This is the stuff- Texas BBQ, great year in other regards. Let's in backwards-compatibility and Marvel Comics - After years in th^ in which I saw Louisiana fried fish. Gumbo and take a look at my personal you have the best portable system gutter. Marvel Comics many firsts. I Mississippi home style food. From highlights. ever. reinvigoraied itself, thanks to the attended the E3 catfish to greens and dumplings, Playstation 2 - Although the The Console War - It was all-out efforts by newly-appointed Editor- expo and a this menu will have you wishing system debuted in 2000, it didn't company warfare as Nintendo, in-Chief, Joe Quesada. The X-Men Nintendo press you were brought up on the bayou. live up to its name until 2001. For Sony and Microsoft pushed their and Spider-Man haven't been this conference., The inside is rather small, so take months, gamers were left respective systems, the Gamecube, good since the days of Stan Lee. (where I got my cool Gamecube 1 it home, sit out on your front porch wondering why they bought a PS2. the Playstation2 and the Xbox. The Excelsior, true believers!! bag), and became a "real" journalist. I and savor their awesome corn They were answered with Gran winner: gamers everywhere. A few trips to Hollywood proved bread. The mom and pop cafe is Turismo 3 and Twisted Metal Rejoice, the 128-bit era of gaming made it to ten years and is going fruitful for me as an aspiring closed on Mondays, but open Black. From there on, the console is here and it's going to be greater strong. After premiering as a flash- filmmaker. Here's to another great 9am-9pm every other night. would be graced by numerous than any of the console wars before in-the-pan commodity. Image has year in gaming. The Covote Chronicle January 28, 2002 Partners in growth: San Manuel Ed-Lightened and Cal State San Bernardino Sometimes the lights all shinin on me other times I can barely see The San Manuel Band of of the Pines POW WOW and Lately it occurs to me what a looooong, strange trip it's been. Mission Indians has a long weeklong California Native Truckin, I'm a goin home wo wo baby back where I belong history of actively supporting American Day events were Back home sit down and patch my bones and get back truckin on communities on a local and held at Cal State San -Jerry Garcia Truckin regional level. Bernardino. A cornerstone in these efforts A grant to a planned John J. Eddy has been our enduring university based broadcast station underpinned our xecutive Editor relationship with Cal State, San Bernardino. Through on- commitment to new programs campus partnerships we have that will benefit campus and The sunglasses blew off of my worked to improve the overall community alike. Our face as I stepped away from my quality of the CSUSB continued support of Coyote hunter green Escort. Despite the experience. athletics and athletes has taken initial feeling of .shock that By partnering with educators, an exciting turn with the followed, as my eyes were forced students and public introduction of the _ basketball to abruptly change focus and administrators, we have sought to court shot scholarship. adjust to the blinding bright sun stimulate and promote the The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians is pleased to half way up the eastern horizon, I Big Rig sidelined on the 15 Freeway near the Sierra Exit Thursday, Jan. 22 continued growth of every was quick to gather my senses. student on campus. In the year have this opportunity to share our appreciation to everyone I took the material loss in stride, chuckling to myself because the $10 sunglasses that were crushed 2001, we greatly forwarded this who has helped build this under the wheel of a big rig had lasted me longer and served me better than the one-hundred dollar pair of goal by building even closer ties thriving partnership. It is our glasses I had purchased years back when I still bought into the concept of materialism and status symbolism. to CSUSB through varied events, sponsorships, and donations. sincere desire that the New The glasses were a small price to pay for viewing the image that was before me. The hand of nature had Our relationship with the Year will bring with it new overturned a monstrous innovation of man, the backbone of our domestic commercial empire, and the opportunities to contribute to symbol of American persistence and stamina. Here on a notorious strip of interstate known for the danger university has greatly expanded the rich diversity of student life it causes motorists during high wind advisories, laid on its side, was the 15 Freeway s latest victim. A full oveff the past year. This was the on the CSUSB campus. size big rig, which once stood upright and powered its way up and down the Cajon pass, was crippled by the first year that both the People heavy gusts of wind that rip through the Devore area on a seasonal basis. Judging by the carnage sprawled out across the 7 mile strip of road from Cucamonga to Devore, it is safe to confirm reports that stated the gusts of wind had reached up to sixty miles per hour plus. Prior to Coli/iyrnni Slate I 'hiuersity locating and shooting photos of the overturned rig, I Was taken aback by the sight of a concrete swimming San Bernardino pool spread out over two south bound lanes. It had apparently blown off of the back of a rig that was transporting the pool to a new residence, perhaps leaving the owners staring blankly at a gaping hole in their backyard, wondering what exactly was taking the driver so long to deliver it. oyote Chrofii We here at Cal. State did not have to wait long for fortune and success to be delivered to us. For those University Hall, UH037 Office: 880-5289 of you who are involved on campus in one fashion or another, you're probably aware that the wind wasn t the only pervaillng force that effected the campus this past weekend. Our very own mens Coyote Basketball 55C)(|yniyersity P^kway Advertising: 880-5818 team blew past their competition in front of a record breaking crowd at Coussoulis Arena. Never have I San Bernardino, CA 92407 Fax: 880-7009 heard the the place rumble with cheers, jeers and stomping feet like it did on Saturday night. E-mail: [email protected] The ground shook during the final minutes as the Coyotes extended their l^d, playing up to their Nationally Check out the Chronicle online: ^ ^ recognized #1 ranking. For those who don't believe in the power, might and true spirit of Cal State San http://acmfiles.csusb.edu/comm/Chronicle/index2.htm! Bernardino, allow me to extend an invitation that might open your eyes and increase the rate of your heartbeat. This next weekend the Coyotes will face Cal. Stale Bakersfield on Friday and Stanislaus on Saturday. Come witness Staff Writers: Yazmin Alvarez, Steve Shelton, fiist hand the thousands in attendance, made up of student coyotes, proud Alumni and faculty, most sporting CSUSB Precilla Thompson, Danny Homaidan, Chad parafanaliaandpaintedfaces. WhosaysweneedafootballteamtoincreasecampusspiritandinvolvemenL Whatwehave Birdsall, Audrey Burrows, Teresita Sosa, Jillian all been looking for, a common thread to rally around and supprat as a campus community, is right here under our nose. Bartlett, Crystal Vickery, Kermit Boyd, Tsai meng The entire university is moving forward with unbelievable speed, from the administrations success in che, Rommel Prestidge Darrell Jackson, Roddy creating an on campus TV station to the elevated performance of our athletic teams. Our student enrollment Rodriguez, Karen Sogard, Omar Zubair, Nicholas is up to above 15,000 for the first time and the Inland Empire is starting to take notice. We have the Macias-Williams, LaShawn Cole, Deslree Jaques, capability, the talent, the skills and the resources to become the strongest, most influential university in Pleasance Brown, Lynet Davis, Regan Kelso, the Empire. Remember nothing can stop spirit, it's contagious ... so catch it! 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Executive Editor John J. Eddy Managing Editor Matthew Schoenmann $25 Mathew Taylor News Editor Assit. News Editor Shareena C. Clark REWARD: , The Scene Editor Susie Medina The famhy of Richard Peck is offering a $25.000.00 reward for information Multi-Cultural Editor Jake Zylman leading to the arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for his death. AsstMulti-Cult. Editor Bethany Anderson Richard was struck by a hit-and-run driver on Big Bear Boulevard near A & E Editor Melissa Adamson Mountaineer Lane in front of an entryway to a Denny's restaurant in Big Sports Editor John Halcon Bear Lake. The accident occurred on Monday, December 17, 2001 at 9:45 Copy Editor Shane M. Vanderfin John J. Eddy & PM. The car continued traveling west without stopping and the vehicle Design/Layout Editor Matthew Schoenmann reportedly has damage on its left side. A witness described the car as a dark- Online Editor Open colored sedan. Investigators are just looking for leads right now. 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' January 28, 2002 The Covote Chronicle CSUSBTPSYCH CLUB Letter to the Editor: • We area scholarly organization, designed to provide information to . The Dean of the Philosophy Department re- Psychology students in all areas, such as Clinical/Counseling, ; Industrial/Organizational, General/Experimental, and Development^ Isponds to student comments in last week's issue Psychology. We provide information to students through various guest speakers, G.R.E. information, graduate school workshops, and- as an outlet to network with professors, special speakers, and other j Psychology students. Dear Editor, that it is ignored; and it does not follow from the fact that a strong Do you have Q We seek to provide the best to our members. We are able to effectivel A letter in the January 22 issue candidate isn't a finalist, that accomplish this goal only with the enthusiasm and support of of the Chronicle indicates that criteria are "bureaucratic." something members who become involved in the club. certain students are upset and feel It is at least hasty to move from Ignored by a decision not to give limited information, to the to say? Do Important Note To Members; an on-campus interview to a conclusion that decisions ace The Psychology Club will hold monthly meetings throughout the year, and it will be beneficial to each member to attend. However, current part-time instructor in the "wrong." Make no mistake; these you have an Psychology students can still benefit from, and contribute to, the Psycholog; Department of Philosophy. The are very difficult decisions; you Club If unable to attend the meetings. Stop by or email to find out how! Department is currently engaged can be sure that faculty are doing opinion related WE LOOK FORWARD TO GETTING TO KNOW YOV THIS YEAR! in a search for a new full-time their level best to do the right faculty member in Ancient or thing. to this University? Membership applications are available in front of the Psych Club office (JL- NonWestcm philosophy. The department is not allowed 105). Membership dues for the 2001-2002 school year are $10. All membef"- to give out specifics about the Do you like to However, ifis not the case that ships to the Psych Club begin when accepted to the club and end June 30 of the student input has been ignored. strengths and weakness of write?Send your school year. It is the member's responsibility to renew their membership each On the contrary, we greatly value candidates—the hiring process is year. such input—indeed, student input one of the most confidential on letters to the Edi­ is essential to the decision process, any university campus. and we hope our students will However, as I have said to the tor. Keep them un­ attend forums for interaction with original authors of the letter, I am der 500 words, and candidates who come to campus, happy to meet any time in my oyote Chroit and give us their feedback. office with those who wish to be sure to add your At the same time, in a faculty discuss the matter. At least we can Retraction name and social se­ search with over one hundred air issues and express concerns. The Coyote Chronicle would like to applications from all over the Again, departmental faculty value curity number (to world, it cannot be a foregone student concern and input, and we acknowledge that a mistake was made in conclusion that one particular thanjc you for it. verify you are a stu­ publishing the Suggested CFA Budget Propos­ candidate, no matter how strong, Sincerely, dent), and email is the best. It does not follow from TonyRoy als last week. Had the Chronicle been aware the fact that advice is not decisive. Chair, Department of Philosophy them to the editor that the proposal was not public information At and meant only for the Executive Board of CFA, the Chronicle would not have printed it. edmiiirf@hotniaiLc(Mn

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} Yli 18 The Coyote Chronicle January 28, 2002 From Southern Cal to Salt Lake City By Sal Desalvatore East Coast to pursue a career in pics. Derrek had the last spot in Sports Writer skating. The roller skates turned the 5000-meter preliminary round into inline skates and Derrek of the Olympics. Just when ev­ With opening ceremonies of flourished, winning two world erything was finally going his way, the 2002 Winter Olympics only 11 championships by the age of 25. Olympics officials called him to a days away, the anticipation the ath­ Derrek was considered one of meeting. The Olympics Commit­ letes must feel is tremendous. Es­ the best inline-slalom skaters in tee let another competitor fix a pecially for a U.S. speed skater the world, earning over $50,000 botched race application. The new named Derrek Parra. per season. Then his whole life rule, being enforced for the first Derrek was born and raised changed. time, was in effect. The new com­ right here in San Bernardino. He In 1995, Derrek found out petitor was ranked higher than has waited a very long time and that inline skating would not be a Derrek, bumping him out of the had to endure some very challeng­ part of the 1996 Olympic Summer race and the Olympics. ing obstacles to get where he is. games in Atianta. He made a ca­ That was then, this is now. Derrek grew up like most reer move, giving up the notori­ Derrek goes into the 2002 Olym­ Southern California kids, the more ety and money to start a whole pics the number two-ranked 1500- known sports like football and new sport. Derrek wanted to be meler skater in the whole world. wrestling dominating the early an Olympic athlete. Only one year He will also compete in the 5000- physical activities in his life, but before learning inlining would not meter and is a strong medal con­ soon he would find his true pas­ lodd Warshaw/Allsport Photo be a part of the Olympics, Derrek tender in both distances. sion, skating. Originally the lights ice-skated for the first time. Be­ Derrek Parra's story is one of and music are what drew Derrek Derrek Parra (2002 U.S. Olympian) ing very similar to inlining, the many bumps in the road, but also to the roller rink, but before long Age: 25 new sport came easily to him. of ultimate triumph. Whether his tremendous talent emerged. Sport: Speed Skating Within only three years Derrek wins gold or not, he will At the age of 17, Derrek Parra Hometown: San Bernardino, CA Derrek found himself in Nagano, be there competing, making his left California and moved to the Japan at the 1998 Winter Olym­ Olympic dream come true. Coyote Scoreboard D.W.W.D. vs. Old School NTRAMURAL Friday, Jan. 25 became the first team to finish the The leading scorers for the Women's League Basketball Scores not available by press first half of CCAA play unde­ Coyotes were Chelsea Carter and Intermediate time. Ihesday, Jan. 29 feated. guard Erica Cronin, who tallied 9 GamesatSp.m. points apiece. Thursday, Jan. 24 Schedule WOMEN'S SCORE DSC vs. Soccer Girls Report Courtesy of Sports Medical Gardens 39, MC's 33 Basketball Int. Wednesday, Jan. 23 Kappa Delta vs. Dorm Team Broncos 86, Coyotes 44 Writer Chad Birdsall. DSC 40, Yellow Monkey 35 Ihesday, Jan. 29 Hockey League Cal State San Bernardino. .TENNIS. People's Team 39, LBSA 9 Games at 7 p.m. Friday, February 1 women's basketball team battled .Tritons 9, Coyotes 0 Thesday, Jan. 22 Da Paint vs. TAE Sigma Chi vs. Rink Rats against the nation's No. 1 team, Saturday, Jan. 26 TKE 422, Sigma Chi 29 Sigma Nu (2) vs. Brawlers vs. TKE Sigma Nu and found themselves stuck in the Singles — Jasmin Dao (UC) Sigma Nu vs. Underdogs Sig. Ep vs. Team Roc vs. DSP Sig. Ep middle of a rampaging Bronco def. Jennifer Newman (SB) 6-2, Sig. Ep41,DS Phi 33 Games at 9 p.m. ^ ^ # ;f: it: it: 4:it: ¥ ^ ^4:it: 4= # stampede, dropping a CCAA 6-2; Ashley O'Neil (UC) def. Team Roc 52, Da Paint 40 Sigma Chi vs. Underdogs BASKETBALL match 86-44. Heather Lehman (SB) 6-1, 6-3; TAE def. Sigma Nu (2) Sigma Nu vs. Sig. Ep (2) MEN'S SCORE The defending NCAA D-II Lindsey Tadlock (UC) def. Coral Sig. Ep (2) def. Brawlers DSP vs. TKE Wednesday, Jan. 23 champions grabbed control of the Conley (SB) 6-0, 6-0; Mary Hung Women's League Thursday, Jan. 31 Coyotes 66, Broncos 63 game early and never looked back. (UC) def. Cassie Sumrow (SB) 6- Ihesday, Jan. 22 Games at 8 p.m. Glenn Summerall led the A 44-22 halftime lead sealed 2, 6-1; Kristina Jansen (UC) def. DSC 32, Kappa Delta 2 MC vs. Yellow Monkey Coyotes with 17 points and five the Coyotes fate prematurely, and Lisa Duncan (SB) 6-3, 6-2; Julie Soccer Girls def. Dorm DSC(2) vs. People's Team assists as junior Lance Ray added the Broncos strong-armed 21 Westerman (UC) def. Timetra Advance League LBSA vs. Medical Gardens 11 during the game featuring the steals, adding a little spice to the Hampton (SB) 6-0,6-0. Thursday, Jan. 24 Basketball Advance nation's No.1 ranked squad. contest. Doubles — Tadlock/Westerman Conquerors (forfeit) Thursday, Jan. 31 The win streak, which set a Aprile Powell led the Bron­ def. Conley/Sumrow 8-4; O'Neil/ No Joke 50, Team Swoll 20 Games at 9 p.m. new single-season mark, reached cos (10-1 CCAA, 14-2 overall) Hung def. Lehnman/Newman 8- Money Inc. 62, D.W.W.D. 51 Conquerors vs. No Joke 16 consecutive games, and the with 18 points, 8 rebounds and 7 6; Jansen/Dao def. Duncan/ Hockey League ___IeaniSwoUvSj_^oiie^Inc^ Coyotes (11-0 and 16rO overall) steals. Quistgard 8-2.

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By Kermit Boyd A Dynamic Trio of Power **BasebaIl Schedule** Sports Writer Jan. 29 — Cal Baptist, 2:30p.m. Jan. 30—Azusa Pacific, 2:30p.m. Feb. 1-3 — at UC Riverside, 1p.m. Will the Coyotes go to the Feb. 7 — at Cal Baptist, 2p.m. 2002 California Collegiate Ath­ Feb. 8 — UC Davis, 3p.m. letic Association baseball champi­ Feb. 9 — Mesa State, 3p.m. onship tournament this upcoming Feb. 13 — at Vanguard Univ., 2p.m. season? Will they be one victory Feb. 15-17 — Grand Canyon, noon belter than they were in the 2001 Feb. 21-22 — C.P.PCHiiona,2:30pm campaign? Feb. 23 — at C.P. Pomona, noon Last season, the Coyotes lost Feb. 28 — UC San Diego, 2:30p.m. to Sonoma State in the CCAA Mar. 1—UC San Diego, 2:30 p.m. championship tournament after Mar. 2 — at UC San Diego, noon finishing third and going 25-13 in Robert Whitehead Photos Mar. 7 — atCSUDcminguez,230pm conference play. The Coyotes fin­ Mar. 8 —atCSUDominguez, 2:30pm ished with a 33-19-1 record that Brian Schweiger Marcus Wyatt Adam Rabusin Mar. 9 — CSU Dominguez, noon ranked them seventh in the West Mar. 14-15 —atCS.LA,3:30p.m. Grade: Sophomore Grade: Junior Grade: Senior Region of NCAA II. Mar. 25 — at Biola Univ., 2:30p.m. Position: Catcher Position: Outfielder Position: Outfielder This year's team is placing its 2001 Season Stats Mar. 26-27 — atPc^Lcma,230pm goals on returning to the CCAA Season Notes 2001 Season Stats Mar. 29-30 — Chico St., 11a.m. Batting Avg.: .302 championship series, where they A transfer from Saddleback JC Batting Avg.: .315 Apr. 5-7 — at UC Davis, noon HR: 5 will not settle for anything less that was drafted by the Kansas HR: 5 Apr. 10 — Hawaii Pacific, 3p.m. RBI: 26 than winning a championship. City Royals in the 35th round RBI: 16 Apr. 12-14 — Sonoma St., noon 2B:II Last year's squad was stacked of 1999. SB: 29 Apr. 18—VanguardUniv., 2:30p.m. with extraordinary pitching talent. Apr. 24 — Biola Univ., 7p.m. This was one of the biggest con­ a right-handed starter; Matt Rohr, plate. Ryan Simpson, who shared base. However, the Coyotes are Apr. 26-28—CS Stanislaus, 2:30p.m. tributing factors as to why the who will play an essential posi­ catching duties last season with losing shortstop Nick Garcia, who May 3-5 — at SF State, noon Coyotes accomplished so much in tion as a closer or starter, and his Brian, will also see action. was last season's offensive leader May 8-11 — CCAA Tourney the conference tournament and in brother Charles, who should be The current Coyotes outfield and third baseman Brandon Tho­ May 15-18 — NCAA Tourney last year's regular season. There dangerous after having developed might be considered to encompass mas, who was their team leader. will undeniably be a challenge in during the 2001 season. the most depth in school history Newcomer Josh Sanchez, who re­ **SoftbaI! Schedule** replacing a quality pitching staff The Coyotes have acquired a and the most tenacity in recent ceived first-team-all Conference Feb. 1-3 — a CS Stanislaus Tourney of this caliber. . , . trio of junior-college transfers in memory. Three-year starter Adam shortstop from Oxnard J.C., will Feb.6—at Vanguard Univ., 1:30p.m. ITepatted from the Coyotes Sean Parker (Chabpt JC), Rabusin led the Coyotes in 2001 Join the infield. Feb. 8 — Chico St., 1:30p.m. All-West Regional performers lefthander ' Tawd ' "Frensley with 29 steals and will have the In 2002, there shoiitd be no Feb. 9.— UC Davis, noon closer Brad Hammer, who gar­ (Cabrillo JC), and right-hander opportunity to finish his career in reason why the Coyotes will not Feb. 15 — Biola Univ., 1:30 p.m. nered a school record 12 saves, Ricky Guzman (Imperial JC). 2002 as CSUSB's all-time stolen be in the conference tournament Feb. 16 — at UC San Diego, noon Siiett Rudr^ .wfio t^Iied a Freshman Chris White from base king. With him will be re­ again. Assistant Coach Sean Feb. 22—W.New Mexico, l;30p.m. 9-4 pitching record. Westlake High School will also turner Chris McAllen and new­ McClintock anticipates the Feb. 23 — CS Stanislaus, noon J Also leaving is AlI-CCAA receive some time on the mound. comer Mark Ayala, who played on young yet experienced team to Mar. 1 —atCS Bakersfield, 1:30p.m. selection Joel Porres, a two-year The Coyotes catching unit is the Riverside JC state champion­ display its assortment of profi­ Mar. 2 —at CS Dominguez, noon starter who played a significant in one piece and will be asked to ship team. Also joining the out­ cient returning talent, in addition Mar. 8 — Sonoma St., I:30p.m. role in 2001. The Coyotes are con­ undertake a bigger responsibility field will be Marcus Wyatt from to new arrivals who will provide Mar. 9 — SF State, noon fident that this year's pitching staff by leading the pitching staff and Saddleback JC. the necessary depth to various Mar. 13 —NY Int., 2p.m. possesses the same amount of tal­ becoming field generals for the The infield brings back sec­ departments of the 2002 squad. Mar. 15 — at UC D^vis, 1:30p.m. ent that can guide them to another Coyotes. ond baseman Rene Leon, third Despite key losses to parts of the Mar. 16 — at Chico St., noon CCAA Championship tournament The catching unit is sustained baseman Richie Vega, and short­ team, this year's pitching staff Mar. 30 — UC San Diego, noon appearance. by sophomore Brian Schwegier stop Keith Haughn. Junior Matt will be competitive while the of­ Apr. 5-7—at CS Stanislaus Tourney The returning players on the who hit .302 in 2001 and will be Swaydan and sophomore Bill fense and defense appears to be Apr. 12 — at CS Stanislaus pitching staff will be Tony Evans, the primary player behind the Bitonti will see dual action at first well balanced. Apr. 19 —CS Dominguez Ladies manage a split with Lancers

Coyotes split season sist of Kelly Kolodzik, Kristen ERA, while walking 12 in 120 in­ after .this, the i- ••.I- opener with neigh­ Garcia, Elizabeth Cantron and nings of work. corporate ladder Karly Romo. Goldwater also posted solid boring opponent Behen, from Palmdale High numbers on the mound, garnering will be a piece of Cal Baptist, School, appeared in 52 games last a 2.99 ERA with a 5-11 record. season hitting .267 with II RBIs, She also led her team in strikeouts [cake] six doubles, garnered a .962 field­ with 31 and complete games with By John D. Halcon ing percentage. four. Sports Editor Leticia Gutierrez, also a se­ Along with the returnees, key nior, returns with her work-horse recruits will include Sharmaine The duo of Tracie Schioppi mentality, as she did not not miss Kendrick, a junior catcher from and pitcher Kelly Presten sparked a regular season contest in 2001. Santa Ana College. Kendrick •Cal State San Bernardino to a The shortstop hit .241 as a earned All-State honors while be­ doubleheader split against Cal leadoff hitter and also led the team ing on the state championship Baptist University 0-1 and 6-0. in stolen bases with 18. team in 2001. Schioppi homered and drove Another key returnee, Mel­ Jamie Killeen will be splitting in five runs while senior right­ issa Clemann, will fill in at third time at first base and pitcher posi­ hander Presten tossed a three-hit base despite starting 56 games last tions. Killeen is a junior-transfer shutout in the first game. year as a catcher. Clemann batted from Shasta College where she The Coyotes (1-1 overall) fin­ .216 with three home runs, eight earned the status of being an All-' i-talk to.ah Army ROTCrep.fou'W find there's nothing like a 'j ished last season with an overall RBI and stole 17 bases. American. little cittnbmg to heip pfepare you for getting to the top! mark of 13-43, but with several The pitching crew will obvi­ The Coyotes will be looking returnees, the squad should im­ ously lean towards Presten, Dawn to break three consecutive losing ARMY ROTC prove on last year's CCAA perfor­ Onishi, Mikki Goldwater, and seasons under coach Roxanne mance. Diana Sutton. Berch. APPLY NOW FOR PAID SUMMER LEADERSHIP Returning for her senior sea­ Onishi, a sophomore from Coyote's result against Uni­ TRAIMNG AND ARMY OFFICER OPPORTUNITIES son, Kristine Behen will anchor an Apple Valley High School, led the versity of San Diego was not 90.9t621-8I02 for into on Full Tuition Paid Scholarships! ^ outfield crew which will also Con­ 2001 pitching staff with a 2.98 avaibale due to press time. The Covote Chronicle January 28. 2002 Coyote win in record-setting fashion Men's basketball stay unbeaten in the eyes of4, 297 record-setting fans.

By Kermit R. Boyd Sports Writer

In front of 4,297 screaming fans, the Gal State San Bernardino emerged victorious against a re- venged-driven Cal Poly squad . However, with a record-set­ ting crowd and another solid of­ fensive output, the Coyotes were able to hand the Broncos back-to- back losses in two days claiming a 67-56 California Collegiate Ath­ letic Association contest at Coussoulis Arena. "The crewd was a large fac­ tor, it kept our guys motivated John Emig/Chronicle when things weren't going our Yates draw full house — (Left way," said Larry Reynolds who is to Right) Cal Poly's Rafael in is fifth year at the helm. Zielonka shots his free throws in the face of many Coyote fmts^ During the first half of the which made history as setting a game, both teams came out slug­ new attendance record. gish and undisciplined. The first was 26 to 28 with the Coyotes edg- Broncos, poor foul shootii^ half was plagued with careless ing the Broncos by only two and Jeff Bonds befhg tli¥Brily Bbuna wiW tnirfy sec'^nds two free throws as his Bronco turnovers and foolish fouls. Into points. Bronco player to be in double This victory allowed the team were smudged by the host one minute of the game their were The Coyotes came out figures with 11 points. Coyotes to keep their unblem­ Coyotes. two fouls and three turnovers com­ poised and offensive minded at the" They astonishingly still ished record in tact and go to Coyotes' Tellys Knighf) mitted by both teams. Despite the start of the second half by going had opportunity to comeback 12-0 in CCAA, and 17-0 over­ baseline for one of his game- early lackadaisical play, four dif­ on an 8-2 run. Coach Reynolds and make the game interesting. all. high 13 points. Despite five ferent Coyote players scored the thought his team came out a little The Coyotes went on a four- The new attendace record fouls, Knight also grabbed eight first eight points to match the antsy in the beginning of the game minute scoring drought due to broke last year's mark of 3, 914 rebounds including five on (he- Bronco's early offensive fire­ but started the second half deter­ scrappy Bronco defense. Be­ which was set on January 22. offensive board. power. The Coyotes' Tellys Knight mined to play bigger and better fore fouling out of game, came off the bench to lead all first than the Broncos. Tellys Knight finished with a Scaring Summary ^ half scores with six points. Tena­ Lance Ray started out the game high 13 points and broke Coyotes 67, Broncos 56 cious defensive held Broncos' game slothful but jacked up two the Coyotes scoring drought Saturday, Jan. 26 leading scorer Lucas LeCour to momentum building threes that that gave an electric discharge Cal Poly Pomona 26 30 — 56 zero points in the first half, which wakened his defunct teammates to his teammates and an al­ Cal St. San Bernardino 28 39 — 67 left the Broncos looking for other and allowed the crowd to reek ready fired up crowd. Broncos (56) — J. Taylor 9, Summerall 12, Ray 12, Butries 7, offensive threats throughout first havoc throughout the Coussoulis The Coyotes hit four game Mayo 6. Knight 13, Soobzokov 2, Bennett 6. half of action. Neither team was arena. The Broncos had no defen­ clinching free throws inside of Coyotes (67) — LeCour 5, Montgomery 7, Zielonka 6, Bonds able to catch fire and the Coyotes' sive or offensive answers for the two minutes that sealed the 11, Erickson 2, J. Williams 4, T.J. Williams 5, Sybesma 7. Lambert couldn't mustard a speck of mo­ Coyotes. The Broncos were inef­ game with 1:20 left in the 1, Hubbard 8. mentum from the seismic crowd. fective at the strike, shooting an game, Glenn Summerall hit Records — Coyotes (12-0, 17-0). Broncos (8-4,11-6). At the end of first half the score outlandish 59 percent. Despite the two clutch free throws and i Attendance — 4. 297 (new record) Lady Broncos tame upset-minded Coyotes ference for the Coyotes as the By John D. Halcon with 23 points in 32 minutes of fore hosting another game on Sat­ sophomore tallied a game-high 29 Sports Editor game time. urday against Cal State Stanislaus. points. Heather Reeder also scored in Then the Coyotes will the Tirona shot a sizzling 11-of- double digits as she poured in 13 road for two games from Feb­ It wasn't supposed^to be a 16Jrom the field and capped the points to complement her three ruary 8-9, playing Cal State close match — at least according night going 4-of-4 from the three- rebounds which all came from the Los Angeles at 5:30 p.m. then to pregame stats matchups. point land. She als added three defensive end of the court. hitting Cal State Dominguez Yet with an ample amount of rebounds while leading the team The Coyotes will play again Hills for another 5:30 p.m. con­ fan support and tremendous out­ with four steals. at home on Friday, February 1 test. side shooting, Cal State San Ber­ But Angela Garrett, 13 against Cal State Bakersfield, a Best of Luck, Lady ' Yotes nardino lady's basketball crew points, was the only other Coyote team from the Central Valley be­ to the rest of the CCAA season. managed to put Cal Poly Pomona to score in double figures as the in an almost-scary situation. Scoring Summary host team dropped its second con­ However,\the nationally- secutive loss to the Broncos, who Broncos 87, Coyotes 76 ranked Broncos erased a first half also beat the 'Yotes 86-44 on Saturday, Jan. 26 tie, and turned it intp an 87-76 vic­ Wednesday, Jan. 24 at Cal Poly. Cal Poly Pomona 44 . 43 — 87 tory against the "Yolps. The Broncos were led by the Cat SL San Bernardino 44 32 76 John Emig/Chronicle The win allowed the Broncos tandem duo of Lauri Mcintosh Broncos (87) — Whatley 8, Porter 6, Mcintosh 27, Jiames 2, And One — Leilani Tirana (11-1,15-2) to maintain a firm grip who led her team with 27 points. Powell 23, Rasheed 4, Reeder 13,Lattin 2, Richards 2. drives to the hoop for two of her of first place standings in the Mcintosh also added eight re­ Coyotes (76) — Mendelson 1, Brown 7, Garrett IB. Cronin 7, game-high 29 points. The ladies CCAA while the Coyotes dropped bounds and three steals. C. Carter 9, Salas 4, Tjrona 29, S. Williams 6. olayed in front of 1, 758fans to 5-7 and 9-8 for the season. .. Teammate Aprile Powell shot Records — Coyotes (5-7, 9-8. Broncos (11-1, 15-2). before losing 87-76. Leilani Tirona was a big dif­ 8-of-15 from the field to finish Attendance — 1,758