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C R O I C L E October 27, 2000 California State University, San Bernardino Circulation 5,000 Invasion of the Greens!

Ralph Nader and "if you don't Native Ameri­ ium on to poli­ cans Fight for Medea Benjamin Tour tics... politics will turn on Political Sover­ the Inland Empire you." eignty:

~Ralph Nader Harvard professor By John J. Eddy News Editor speaks on economic • prosperity in Ralph Nader took South- desires to the ills reservations _ em California by storm this of corporations past Friday, touring and and rousing up By John J. Eddy speaking in three counties to ^ the spirit of News Editor a combined estimated total change with en­ of nearly 6,000 supporters couraging words Manley Begay, Jr., direc­ and inquisitors. of once again tor of the Native Nations Nader's day started in Riv­ putting the Program for the University erside County at the Univer­ "It's not easy being green..." power of the of Arizona and co-director sity of California, Riverside. country back into for the American Indian There he spoke to 1500 stu­ Cal State Fullerton. It Media Benjamin, articu­ the hands of the people. Economic Development dents and faculty on the dan­ wasn't until 4:00p.m.that late and well spoken, was the Concentrating on local and Project at Harvard, spoke on gers of corporate investment Nader made his way back to first to speak, addressing the student issues, Nader spoke campus this past Tuesday in politics, and the need for the Inland Empire to give his crowd on issues of establish­ directly to the people, not about political sovereignty a strong third party system. final speech in Southern ing universal health care, over their heads with politi­ and economic prosperity for By 12:30 p.m., Ralph California before moving up stopping the power and cal jargons. the Indian Nations. Nader was on his way to North for a scheduled super greed of world banks, mora­ Speaking as a true re­ Begay, who has had expe­ Orange County to speak at a rally in Oakland. toriums on prisons and other former, Nader explained to rience as a prirtcipal of the mini rally and informatory Nader moved the large in­ progressive ideas that are the audience that change Navajo Nation and high speech set up by students at formed crowd with his rampant in the Green Party does not come with the elec­ school teacher on the White Mountain Apache words against big business ideology. tion of one man, but in the Reserva­ and political corruption at Benjamin, one time United involvement of many men tion as well as his leadership Pomona Pitzer College, re­ Nations ambassador and and women on the local in curriculum development ceiving a standing ovation as democratic elections advisor level. Describing progress and indigenous education, he exited the stage. The for industrialized countries, as a process in which aware­ has traveled throughout 'In­ crowd however was not full cooked a perfect mixture of ness precedes action, Nader dian Country' in search of of "yes" men and women platform topics and personal urged the audience to edu­ political policies which help who had already cast their experiences all of which cate themselves on politics, Native Americans gain inde­ allegiance into the 'green' over qualify her for the of­ to take a stance and put in pendent rights. They aspire light. The students and fac­ fice of U.S. Senator of Cali­ some time and effort to see to work directly with busi­ ulty of the Claremont Col­ fornia that is now held by these changes fulfilled. nesses and developers with­ leges wanted to be con­ Diane Fienstien. Nader summed the activist out the intervention of the vinced that the Green Party Benjamin's coverage of ideology by stating, "If you United States Federal Gov- was the future of youth poli­ the party platform allowed tics, the catalyst to environ­ Nader to speak directly at the -Greens -Souerelgnty mental, social and political conscious of the people. He Continue on page 7 Continue on page 7 evolution. cautioned their consumer News The Coyote Chronicle ^nda^Octobei^T^OO^

Looking for One Off the Wire... Good Briefs from your school and the World Woman

By Andrea Gonzales Managing Editor

The college of social and Behavioral Science has an Puttin to the opening for Coordinator of women's Studies. This is a three-year ap­ pointment in which the co­ ordinator is responsible for War on providing academic leader­ ship for the program, devel­ oping and monitoring cur­ Dr. Mary Textu riculum, monitoring the mi­ nor offered in women's stud­ and. o ies, scheduling classes, hir­ ing part time faculty, col­ laborating with other depart­ By John J. Eddy News editor ments, managing the bud- let, advising the students, protesing the and working with the advi­ ".. .And until that day, the 1.1 million have been incar­ criminalization of drug sory committee. dream of lasting peace, cerated for non-violent drug use In order to qualify for the world citizenship will re­ related charges. The num­ carcerated in our federal position the candidate must main but a fleeting illusion ber of prisoners has in­ prison system are of African hold a PHD in women's to be pursued but never creased from 500,000 in or Latino descent, even studies, hold tenure at a rank attained...now everywhere 1980 to the current number though they represent a sig­ of associate director, must is war." reaching 2 million. In Cali­ nificant minority in relation have produced publications -Robert Nesta Marley In­ fornia alone nearly 30 pris­ to the white population. in the field and demonstrate spired by the words of Em­ ons have been built in the These men and women have a commitment to the pro­ Enrollment peror Haile Salasie I last thirty years to accom­ been stripped of their rights gram. modate the increase of con­ and stripped of their fami­ If you are interested in ap­ Continues For nearly forty years now victed drug felons, while lies, leaving their communi­ plying send a VITA, the the United States h .iS been only 2 U.C.'s have been ties in the hands of the po­ names and addresses of to Climb at engaged in a social war that built. lice who, as Dr. Texturia three references and a co ver has cost billions of taxpay­ The War on Drugs stated,".. .do not protect and letter addressing why you Cal State ers dollars and stripped the has also handicapped our serve these communities, but wish to be chosen for the freedoms of peaceful citi­ education system. The cost occupy them." program, to Dr. Nancy Rose zens whose only crime is of education on an U.C. What could be a solution by November 1,2000. The number of students, addiction. level according to Dr. to the ending the cold War including first-time fresh­ The War on Drugs, ac­ Texturia ranges from on Drugs? Dr. Texturia of­ USS Cole men, at Cal State, San Ber­ cording to Dr. Mary Texturia $6,000 - $10,000 per year, fered these politically and nardino continues to in­ of the Sociology Depart­ yet we spend nearly socially viable answers. The crease over previous years, ment, has worked to in­ $22,000 per inmate per year The tradgedy of the attact development of a public according to a preliminary crease the problems of our to keep them locked up and on the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen health program that includes enrollment report from the defunct society by turning a total of 18.5 billion feder­ has resided, as the world programs that help and cure university. our heads to the real issue of ally each year for drug en­ awaits the United States drug addiction to counter the The enrollment at Cal illegal drug use. "We must forcement. Dr. Texturia ar­ military retraction. Ceremo­ lock them up and throw State is 14,910 as of Oct. 12, educate, not incarcerate!" gued to spend less to edu­ nies were held around the away the key philosophy an increase of 630 students exclaimed Dr. Texturia, stat­ cate non-violent drug abus­ nation as family members of that we have been scared over last year at the same ing that drug abusers are not ers instead of spending the casulties said there final into adopting. The end of time, according to the en­ criminals but are suffering more to keep these peace­ goodbyes, there has been a racial profiling and ethnic rollment reports. About from a disease, just like suf­ ful people locked up. foundation set up to help discrimination by the police, 11,560 are full-time students ferers of alcoholism. The effect of Nixon's cru­ compensate the families for the tactics of pulling minori­ an increase of 434 from last According to Dr. Texturia, sade on the counter culture their loss. Log onto http:// ties over for only driving year. there are approximately 1.8 of the 1960'sand 1970'shas www.spear.navv.mil/ddg67/ Female students continue million men and women in been felt in the neighbor­ nrncrsfund.htm to outnumber male students the federal penitentiaries hoods of low economic sta- -Drugs at the university, according throughout the UjnitexL brhtyifRfoughout the nation. Continue on page 12 to the report. Overall, nearly States. Of that 1.8 million, The majority of people in­ *CSUSB News * CSUSB News * CSUSB News'" ^ndayOctob«^|X The Coyote Chronicle Waiting for the Light to Third Parties Turn Green. •• Defending the 11.8. Constitution

By Eric Boyle and J.J.E. An inside look at Chronicle Staff Howard Phillips

By Nima Patel The Green Party is a po­ litical third party whose phi­ Chronicle Staff writer losophy is based on people, not corporations. They claim that the two political With the 2000 Presidential Howard Phillips parties in this country value Election just around the cor­ corporate profits more than ner, the fight for the White Howard Phillips has been human rights. The Green House is in full swing. Ev­ active in the government Party is the largest third eryday, we are bombarded for over two decades. He party in the United States with news about our two main served as the director of US and has emerged as a force candidates from the Republi­ office of Economic Oppor­ to be reckoned with not only can and Democratic parties. tunity during the Nixon ad­ in American politics, but We have read the articles, ministration. He is the world politics, as Green par­ watched the speeches, and lis­ Chairman of the Conserva­ ties have emerged in Euro­ Nader Attacks Corporate Greed tened to the presidential de­ tive Caucus since 1974 and pean nations. bates. With so much news and founded the US Taxpayers their profit margin over the pave the way for a greener The candidates of the coverage about George Bush Party in 1992. moral and ethical dispropor­ world. Green Party are all human and A1 Gore, many Americans Howard Phillips and his tion. Nader is a consumer Nader also pledges to cre­ and environmental rights ac­ are led to believe that these are party believe that the "Fed­ advocate who's exposed ate health care and more than tivists who have spent their the two people they must eral Government has no le­ hundreds of these compa­ adequate education for every lives fighting for social jus­ choose from in this first elec­ gal right to do anything un­ nies, proving the harm person born in the United tice. Their candidate for the tion of the new century. less specifically authorized they've caused to the envi­ States. He advocates a pub­ President of the United However, let's think about by the Constitution." ronment at the expense of licly financed health care sys­ States is a man who has been it. In this land of the free, Phillips wants to replace the people and future gen­ tem, cutting the spending on on the forefront of progres­ where we, as American citi­ the present tax system with erations who will occupy prisons and the War on Drugs sion since his early days as zens, pride ourselves on hav­ no income tax at all. That this land after we are gone. to help fund the new system. a lawyer. Ralph Nader has ing numerous choices in life would mean no gas tax, no Nader's actions saved hun­ Cuts in the budget can also al­ campaigned for our safety fail to realize that there is general sales tax, no estate dreds of lives, his integrity low the raising of the standard since he first began his ca­ much more to the government tax, and no income tax. As and commitment to the pub­ of living in the United States reer. To his credit he has es­ than the Republican and President, Phillips would lic given unselfishly for the via the creation of a living tablished such feats as end­ Democratic parties. There is eliminate taxes, privatize benefit of all. wage, ending the unlivable ing smoking on all planes also more people to choose social security, end legal The conservation of our minimum wage that has kept and the inclusion of airbags from besides A1 Gore and abortions, restore constitu­ environment is a major issue the families in poverty for in automobiles. He has been George Bush. One of these tional accountability, end of the Green Party platform. generations. In the richest a crusader for our safety and people is Howard Phillips of federal control of educa­ Nader attacks corporations country in the world, there is rights, but now he is in­ the Constitutional Party. tion, abolish welfare, and verbally and wants to even­ no reason why we should volved in the greatest cru­ The Constitutional Party, end all quotas. Howard tually hold these corpora­ have so many poor families sade of his life. formerly known as the US Phillips feels that the cur­ tions accountable for the pol­ and poor children. They are For the past forty years, Taxpayers Party, is one of five rent government is not lution they create. However, the future of the country and Ralph Nader has spent his federally recognized national abiding by the guidelines no accountability can ever world, the caregivers who time fighting against power­ political parties. Howard outlined in the Constitu­ ful corporations who value be issued if the two major will look after us when we Phillips won the presidential tion. He and his party parties keep a tight grip on have become too old to do it nomination of the Constitu­ would reform the govern­ the bulwarks of ourselves. Nader and other tional Party on Sept. 4, and ment by reverting back to our democracy. 'Green's believe that the only Joseph Sobran will be vice- following the Constitution Only an end to way we can prosper as a na­ presidential running mate. word for word. corporate financ­ tion is to change our sys­ ing of political tem, creating a government campaigns and that values our environ­ the depletion of ment, our children and our special interest happiness more than selfish purchasing of material gain. .politicians can _The_Co^oteChroiiicl^ October 27,2000 Have You Been to France, Lately:

nine months was going to guage of French. Another abroad and those credits get By Cynthia Oliveros feel like forever. The nine thing was the ability to transferred over to your Special to the Chronicle months in France went so travel. One important campus. Studying in France fast. I had so much fun. I struggle, though, was learn­ is very difficult, the grading I only dreamed of traveled around all over Eu­ ing to adapt and survive. It is very tough. Your listen­ studying abroad. I rope. I got to see the spec­ is difficult to adapt to a so­ ing skills improve and you never thought I would tacular firework show at the ciety that is very different to learn to be very responsible do something like Eiffel Tower on New Year's ours. The French culture is with study skills. So when this. I've been home Eve. During every break in also very different, including you come back, since all now for just five school, I had the opportunity the food, the people, and the you're classes were in the months and it feels so to see Spain, Hungary, Aus­ education. For example, in language your studied, you long ago, yet I still tria, Switzerland, Italy and order to be accepted into col­ classes back home seem so feel what I felt the day Greece, let alone all of the lege you must first pass an much easier. I was leaving my fam­ beautiful sights in France. exam. The first question that ily, my friends, and The time I spent in France Studying abroad doesn't most people ask is hbw my boyfriend. I was was the most amazing expe­ mean taking a year off from much it costs and how to pay scared, excited, and rience of my life. school. You do get credit for for it. Well, if you get fi­ sad all at the same One thing I learned in the classes that you take, nancial aid, it transfers over. Students pose in front ofNortre time. It seemed that France was the romantic lan­ meaning that you take units If you get loans, they are also Dame if Paris. transferred over. It is ap­ proximately the same cost as if you were studying at your home campus. If you do UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD decide to travel, of course it will cost you more. There are also scholarships avail­ able to those who qualify. My year in France was the most challenging year I had and will ever experience, but HMlOWEfy also the most rewarding. This has changed my life for the better. The memories, adventures and lifelong friends I have are very pre­ cious to me. If I had the chance to study abroad again, I would jump at the opportunity.

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HEMP

By John Eddy Hemp legalization. Check oceans, depleting the John Scott Ballard, a be fighting an up hill battle News Editor out www.votehemp.com natural resources and libertarian and pro hemp against the aged yet when you are surfing on waging wars over fossil supporter, will be established Diane "What have they done to the net and see for fuels. If we do not make running against Joe Baca Feinstein (D) who has our earth? yourself the miraculous the right decisions NOW (D) [the man responsible been senator of California What have they done to properties industrial hemp the actions of the past will for nearly $1 million for the past eight years. our fair sister? has in the survival of our catch up and reap its dollars in appropriations The promising news in this Ravaged and plundered world. Also, know the consequences on our very from the EPA to the election pins Feinstein and ripped her and bit her position of politicians you visible future. Water Resource Institute against three pro hemp Stuck her with knives in supporters, Gail the side of the dawn Lightfoot (L) and Tom And tied her with fences Campbell (R) who are and dragged her down." also in the race. As long ~Jini Morrison as Feinstein does not win, When the musics's over California will be represented by a pro In order to save the hemp politician in the US planet from irreversible Senate, the first step disaster, we must seek toward getting the hemp out alternatives to issue on the floor of expending all of our congress. natural resources. Just In the race for the oval think of the difference office, only one candidate around the globe if oil can paint the White was decommissioned and House Green. Voting for put out of use in Ralph Nader will send a automobiles and other message to the blind forms of machinery. We bureaucrats on Capitol wouldn't admit Hill, making them aware carcinogens into our of our distrust and atmosphere, we could dissatisfaction toward end the increase of globM their backward self- warming, and we would gratifying decrepit ways never have to return to of governership. Just war in the Middle East. remember Green when However, if we remain you are at the polls. content accepting what Together we can bureaucrats tell us and organize, plan and attack refuse to educate and Hemp, a resource that needs to be utilized the ignorance and cancer activate ourselves, we that plagues America and will be continually led by eats at the heart of the the hand, blindfolded to vote for and vote for those There will be one local here on campus] and Elia Earth. Together we can the raping and pillaging who are pro hemp in order election on the ballot this Pirozzi (R). shape the world into our of our earth, content in to save the earth for our year that can be a starting In the US Senate, vision of a green, peaceful our own material children's' children. For point for hemp reform. In Medea Susan Benjamin a and loving planet. Unite. illusions. Ralph Nader centuries we have been the US House of Green Party member and Make sure and vote in said it best, "You can polluting the land and Representatives district 42 avid hemp supporter will November. always create and live life in an illusion, but you will not be able to face yourself when reality confronts you." If you would like to be involved with The truth is that if we all sit back and wait for your campus, join the team of writers of someone else to take charge, nothing will be done for the safety of our The Coyote Chronicle planet. Educate yourself, read the material and join Call 880-5289 the fight for Industrial

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"Souereignty -Greens Continue from pagel Continue from pagel ernment, in order to create One that does not effect all tribes. He described don't turn on to politics, ter this election he will resorts and lodging to attract the social atmosphere of each tribe as different and politics will turn on be crusading against the tourism. the tribes negatively, and diverse means every tribe you." FederalDebate Begay spoke against the culturally brings all on the had a different outlook on The campaign contin­ Commision, in order to poverty that Native Ameri­ reservation together. materialism and economic ued the "Don't Waste end the political bias that cans have lived in and After asking Begay if the gain. Isn't everyone en­ Your Vote Tour," in the two party system has stated it was time for a economic materialistic and titled to a piece of the pie? which the Green Party created. Hopes of creat­ change. Discussing the business way of life gave Begay is currently work­ has been pushing the is­ ing a panel of respected uniqueness of each reser­ any concern amongst the ing on establishing an in­ sue of a five percent educators doctors and vations political, social tribes he had visited in stitute in which tribal lead­ popular vote in the up­ professionals who repre­ and economic system, context to the possibility ers from around North coming elections. If sent all facets of politi­ Begay attempted to show that economic prosperity America and the world can Nader receives at least cal thought, to ensure continuity through their could have precedence come to be educated in five percent of the votes equality for all political diversity. over spiritual integrity and Sovereign leadership. He he will receive matching parties who have a mar­ He broke down indepen­ the Native American way hopes to one day build funds for his campaign in ginal following of sup­ dent sovereign success on of life, he replied that he strong leaders and strong the election year of 2004. porters willing to vote the reservations into three could not answer that for nations. According to Nader af­ for the candidate. parts. Political sovereignty must come first, he stated. A nation needs to accept the power of leadership to govern itself with dependency on institutions that are vital to any govern­ ments' success, like a postal ser­ vice. Secondly, un­ like our own fed­ eral government, Begay urges the necessity of a strong third party enforcer in Na­ Come to Fanatics Sports Club wearing your tive American Reservation poli­ tics. A strong Halloween costume and win cash eveiy nightll third party can break up the ar­ guments from the other two parties, ensuring the success of the nation through focusing on what's best for the nation. Finally, a cul­ c!l& tural match po­ litically, socially and culturally is ^ Prink 6j>ecinU All WeekLm^ needed to bring harmony and balance to the af­ ^p^'x^in w! p.J, TnntMxj fairs of the Na­ tive American Slate. The deci­ sion to have a government that suits the needs of the people and mn m ;rn accord- o their long iing beliefs For More Info Call 909-473-3304 way of life. Cover charge at door. Must be 21 or over to drink. Flyer subject to change. Halloween Show is 'Spooktacular'

cavern for the concerts. By Bill Marshall HI fun way to weave music entire concert and tie the dif­ The emphasis of the show A & E Editor with a story." ferent pieces of music to­ The story for this year's gether. Dunham said that the is on fun. According to Halloween Spooktacular is science-fiction theme came Ingram the music runs the Where can you find fun based on the classic Jules to him after listening to a gamut from classical to costumes, great music and a Verne novel, "Journey to the piece of music that reminded popular, "from Verdi to the little adventure this Hallow­ Center of the Earth," and is him of the Indiana Jones ad­ Monster Mash," so children een season? the result of a bit of inspira­ venture movies. The concept and the classical musically The CSUSB Music De­ tion on the part of new Mu­ blossomed into a production challenged will still be able partment has the answer sic Department chair Dr. that Dunham said is the most to enjoy and appreciate the with its fourth annual "Hal­ Rob Dunham. "In the past elaborate Spooktacular yet. show. Ingram said the loween Spooktacular." it was just a concert with The storyline will revolve concert's appeal is broad and From October 27-28, the Cal [musicians wearing] cos­ around an Indiana Jones- it is one you can "invite any­ State Symphonic Band, the tumes, now it has a theme," esque figure who travels un­ body to." The Spooktacular Concert Choir and Chamber said Dunham. Although the derground in search of trea­ will be an excellent chance Singers will combine to costumes were an "amazing sures and adventure, eventu­ for students or community present "Journey to the Cen­ success," Dunham said the ally encountering a maiden in members to gain exposure to ter of the Earth," a musical question soon became, need of rescue. The Perform­ styles of music they may production that Music De­ "How do we top last year?" ing Arts Building Recital partment Outreach Coordi­ The answer was to build a Hall is even being trans­ -Spooktacular nator Lisa Ingram called, "a story that would underlie the formed into a subterranean Continues on Page 12 Majandra Delfino More than Meets the Eye way, and how that thought By Katherina Seigworth CD." songs that focus on the Executive Editor Her music has a futuristic darker side of lost relation­ brings her pleasure. tone to it, which matches her ships. Her song "Bruises" Her song "Siren" takes husky, mellow voice. deals with the practice of about how the speaker has Many of you probably Though her lyrics may put self-mutilation to cope with fallen for a player, thinking don't know about Majandra off some listeners, the com­ inperpain. It also deals with that she was going to be the Delfino yet, but she'll likely bination of the lyrics, the confusion, emptiness and become a familiar face soon. beat and her voice combine how she simply wants to re­ Delfino's most recent and -majandra to create sexually haunting sort to violence to get her best-known work is her char­ Continues on Page 10 acter Maria, on the WB's television show Roswell. Maria is a spitfire human who is devoted and loyal to those she loves and many times is the comic relief of the show. But Delfino isn't just an IMPACT actress; she's also a singer and songwriter. And her newest releases aren't her first work in the music in­ IVES dustry. When she was II she joined an all girls group APU'S INLAND EMPIRE CENTER NFFERB called China Doll with her STATE CREDENTIALS: best friend Samantha Gibb, BACHELOR'S DEGREE: • HUMAN DEVELOPMENT • MULTIPLE-SUBJECT TEACHING daughter of the Bee Gees' la MONTH PROGRAM • SINGLE-SUBJECT TEACHING ALLOWING INDIVIDUALS OVER Maurice Gibb. The group 25 WITH &• TRANFERRABLE A ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES TIER I AND TIER II UNITS TO BECOME TIER I INTERNSHIP specialized in Latin-style ELEMENTARY TEACHERS. pop, but split up after a few A PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES SCHOOL COUNSELING years. MASTER'S DEGREES: - SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST • CURRICULUM AND A MILD/MODERATE DISABILITIES Delfino's independence INSTRUCTION SPECIALIST LEVEL I shows in her fight against • EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOeY • PHYSICAL EDUCATION STATE CERTIFICATE: being forced to sign with a • PUPIL PERSONNEL a C.L.A.D. SERVICES record label that will not al­ DOCTOR OF EDUCATION: low her to write or sing • SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION • SPECIAL EDUCATION A EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP songs that she wants. For • TEACHING INFORMATION MEETINGS now, her music is available only through the Internet. BACHELOR'S DEGREE; A Call (626) 81S-53Q1 for meeting dates She is trying to sell 10,000 MASTER'S DEGREES AND CREDENTIALS: copies of her CD on her TUES.. OCT. 31,4 AND 7 RM. own website. According to AZUSA PACIFIC THURS., NOV. 2, A AND 7 RM. Delfino, if she sells that UNIVERSITY DOCTOR OF EDUCATION: THURS., NOV. 2, 6 P.M. many then she can tell the INLAND EMPIRE CENTER 6B5 E. CARNEGIE, STE. 1?0 Reserve a space today! labels, "Here ya go, the SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92406 www.apu.edu (BOO) 964-8807 fans like it, let's make this Email: [email protected] BRTS & enilBTBiniSBl

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Whose Fault Is It? Who is to blame for a team's problem?

What happens when a aren't we winning? By Chris Walenta team is good, the manager Well, I say it depends Sports Editor is good, but the team still on the situation. I know plays poorly. This is com­ it's a cop-out, but let's o who's fault is it monly known as an un­ look at a few recent ex­ when a profes derachieving team. Who amples of a team who S sional sports is to blame? The players did poorly. They fin­ team does bad? who have the talent are on ished below everyone's The players or the the field. Although they expectations, the man­ coach? produce the team fails to ager was fired and The coach gets paid a win championships. The traded a lot of their certain amount to make dilemma ultimately falls team personnel. sure the team wins. The down on the general man- Mike Hargrove was players get paid ager the Cleveland Indians a certain amount o r manager in 1999. He to make sure the team was fired at the end of team wins. So owner. the year when his Hargrove fights everyone during his time in Cleveland. who should get Fans Cleveland Indians did the blame? are not win the World Se­ When a team the ries, as everyone had pre­ I990's. Many people said coaches get blamed more does bad for a ones dicted them to do. I don't that the Lakers had a good quickly than do any of the long time, one who think that is was enough team to win two players. I look at it like of two things lose Hargrove's fault. He had or three championships, the players make a lot of usually hap­ out. a talented team, but they after they signed Shaq money. The coaches do pens; either the They underachieved. I give the O'Neil (look at how good too, but not as much. players are feel, Indians' management the they were last season). Wouldn't it be cheaper for traded or the "we benefit of the doubt. Dur­ But year in and year out the team to get rid of manager is have a ing Hargrove's tenure, the they bowed out before the some players rather than fired. Which is Pat Bums after he was good Indians only made it to NBA Finals. The team fire a decent manager? I the proper solu­ fired by the Boston Bruins. enough the World Series one was chalk-full of all- guess the teams don't tion for the team time. stars, but they did not think that, so things prob­ problem? and a Del Harris was the succeed. ably won't change. But, Many may argue, de­ good enough manager to coach for the Los Ange­ I would have to say that what do you think? Let pends on the problem. win. So why the hell les Lakers in the mid- I believe the managers or me know! Coyote Athletics Appoints Tbree New Directors

Information Director wilt be Office, and she has also been By Chris Walenta ment, the sports information McDonald House in Loma to send out press releases to active in participating in the Sports Editor director and the compliance Linda. Also he has served as coordinator for the athletic the director of major and local news groups and to pro­ NCAA Compliance Semi­ mote the athletic department nars. Her duties as Compli­ On October 23, California department. planned gifts for the Ameri­ as well as keeping all media ance Coordinator will be to State University, San Bernar­ Michael Kovak was ap­ can Heart Association. He concems for the athletic pro­ make sure that the athletic dino announced the appoint­ pointed the Director of De­ will began his new position gram under control. Murphy department stays within the ment of three individuals to velopment. His basic duties on October 16. will start full time on No­ guidelines laid out by the fill vacant directors' posi­ will be to oversee the Michael Murphy will be­ vember 1. NCAA as far as eligibility tions within the Department fundraising efforts for the come the new Sports Infor­ Cita Jones has taken on the and other measures are con­ of Athletics. department. Kovak's experi­ mation Director. Murphy has responsibility of becoming cerned. Jones will begin her The three positions filled ence includes being the di­ been with the San Bernar­ the new Compliance Coordi­ duties as Compliance Coor­ were the director of develop­ rector for the Ronald dino County Sun for more than 30 years in multiple po­ nator. Prior to her new posi­ dinator on November 1. sitions, such as sports editor, tion Jones had been the ad­ The Director of Athletics, Are you interested in sports? county editor, city editor, and visor in the Financial Aid Nancy Simpson, states, "It is Do you like to go to the games? most recently wire editor. He Office at Cal State for 21 a pleasure to add three such also has donated his time for years. Along with her time at professional and talented in­ Interested in photography? the Special Olympics, the Cal State she serves as the dividuals to our staff. I look If so, contact American Youth Soccer Or­ National and International forward to the enthusiasm ganization and Route 66. Exchange Program Coordi­ and expertise that they will The Chronicle at 880-5289 Murphy's duties as Sports nator for the Chancellor's bring to our department."