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March 4th 2002

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question and answer session would to organizations such as sororities by Audrey Burrows be loaded down with questions and fraternities because of their age. Staff Writer towards this issue, but the students He wanted to know if the school ers were posted and passed out that attended had different questions would consider doing something campus informing students on their minds. Students had more to gel housing for the non- might have any questions on questions pertaining to parking, traditional students that may be minds for President Karnig, to funding for the recent construction, married and have children. down to the Events Center, have caps on enrollment, differences President Karnig told the audience it^ pizza and join the forum. between traditional and non- that he was 23 when he was married Wyou have a tough question, my traditional students, and information and had his first child, he understood let begins to fade..." was the about the university in general. Lasky's situation and that the y icebreaker President Karnig • The opening question came from University would indeed look into d to begin the Open Forum held Ian Lasky, a senior here at CSUSB. his concerns. ^ay February 26. He stated that traditional students get Richard Hernandez, a Junior here ith the recent publicity of the Gal better benefits than non-traditional '^Karnig continued on faculty's possible strike in students. They gel first shot at President Karnig takes a moment to react to a question from the audience ing, one would think that this housing on campus, and first rights page 20 concerning his quote on the front page of last week's Coyote Chronicle I Parra Parade Packs Downtown San Bernardino

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ITS & ENTERTAINMENT on page 14 by Karla Buchanan for students," explained CSUSB process was so effective that CSUSB Staff Writer Associate Provost and Western Chancellor Charles Reed sent the Association of Schools and Colleges reports to the other 22 CSU 'Songs In the Key of Alicia Keys' Behind the scenes at Cal State San (WASC) Accreditation Liaison Jerry campuses with the recommendation wins her a whopping 5 gratnmy's Bernardino an important and time- Pritchard. that they adopt such a program. consuming project is underway: re- The re-accreditation process is a Adding to the difficulty of the accreditation. long project which takes the help of process is the new standards adopted To most people this would not at least 100 faculty and staff and by WASC which includes the sound the least bit important, to many students and several years. preparatory review, where the college students this is an imperative The first step is a self-study of the campus must provide evidence of JULTI-CULTURAL on page 8 part of their college education. campus, including facilities, faculty meeting standards, and having to Without the proper accreditation, and student organizations. Then this prove the fulfillment of the campus Campus Crusade brings a colleges lack the ability to receive information must be analyzed, visionstatement, andifnot, why. In Culture Shock to CSUSB federal student aid and lose studied and reported to the Senior order to accomplish these goals, the credibility with the community. •College Commission of the WASC, Provost explained, the support of the All educational facilities are 4eemed the preparatory stage. entire faculty is needed. A feat some evaluated periodically to ensure that WASC will then send a committee may consider difficult considering they are achieving educational to the campus for two visits so the the current CPA conflict. success. CSUSB must undergo this committee may prove their findings, "If we don't settle the CPA [HE SCENE on page process every 10 years, and are one visit being March 5-7,2003 and contract in one year, the faculty will currently two years away from their the second in October of 2003. lose heart and morale will fall. They The Faculty Spotlight gets accreditation expiration, although it According to Pritchard, CSUSB would talk to the team {from the Job "Doane" with is unlikely that CSUSB would lose already possess an advantage in that Margaret Doane... their accreditation. we have been conducting self- --Accreditation con­ " The main goal of accreditation evaluations within departments tinued on page 3 is to prove educational effectiveness since 1994. In fact, the evaluation ] The Coyote Chronicle March 4,2002 Palm Desert Campus Buildings Named

for Education will how local communities are no By Peter Tsai be called the Betty adding financial support to Staff Writer Barker Sculpture strong political support they ha: What's in a name? Sometimes a Garden. Barker, a tendered to their educationi lot, especially if that name happens major and institutions in the past to lend major support to the CSU longtime supporter particular, Karnig cited the city San Bernardino Palm Desert of education and a Indian Well's $ 5 -million gift t Campus. At the recent CSU fundraiser and the off-campus education cent Trustees Meeting, Chairman contributor to the along with The City of Ranchi Franklin W. Pierce, of the Palm Desert Mirage's generous monetary Institutional Advancement Campus was Clearly, local city governmwi committee announced the naming honored at the have become inieres of three areas of the campus after request of The H. stakeholders in the prospect major contributors. N. and Francis C. providing their communities First to be honored is the City of B e r g e r high quality institutions of hi Rancho Mirage, which donated $1 Foundation, learning. million to the Palm Desert another staunch In a heartfelt tribute, the CS Campus's overall construction supporter of this Board of Trustees Chair costs—The Student Union and fast-growing Laurence K. Gould thanked th Bookstore now become the Rancho college in the N. and Francis Berger Foundati !n Mirage Student Center. desert. /or granting him a scholarsl^ CSUSB Palm during his freshman year at colle^ ,\ The second permanent building ^V'u Buildings ai the Palm Descn Campus on the campus will be named the Desert President Gould said candidly that this gift Annenberg Foundation in honor of construction of the now eponymous Finally, the garden area of the AI Karnig, in commenting on these generosity "essentially changedn^n its contribution of $ 3 million to the building. newly christened Annenberg Wing new names, noted the new trend of life." CSU-San Bernardino Stuck in AOL Hell listening to the radio. Many people classes, do homework, or you can know," says Kolarz. is not allowed to be on the compul- By Ryan Casey use AOL as their primary internet just cruise the intemet and have fun." A spokesperson in the computer ers, other programs are on thereaia Special to the Chronicle service so it only seems fitting to Kolarz was downloading AOL on to lab said that, "due to limited memory as Yahoo and MSN messenger. Internet use at Cal State San Ber­ have AOL on the computers in the the computers in the lab everyday so on the computers, America Online hoo seems to be on a lot of the nardino is free to students. However, computer lab in Jack Brown Hall, that he could check his email and use is not allowec^^^^^^k^qaj computers and no one seems4p| it appears that student are not •*4towev«f,' no matter how many thnes theintemet. ' — lowed to have total complete use of AOL is downloaded on to the com­ For two months Kolarz down­ According to her, it is not that The computer lab. owlheomj hand, says that programs like Va the intemet. puters, it never remains. loaded AOL on to the computers but AOL users are picked on by the com­ messenger and MSN me.ssengert America Online is one of the most Frederick Kolarz, a student at Cal was constantly losing the battle with puter lab, it is just that it takes up the computers becai popular internet providers and State, uses the computer lab in Jack the people running the computer lab. too much memory to keep on the allowed on they take up less memory than a pr CSUSB will not allow its use on its Brown Hall on a daily basis. Kolarz "It would be nice to allow us to in­ computers and besides the comput­ gram like America Online. computers. an avid America Online user. He stall AOL, people that have AOL can ers are supposed to be used for aca­ Kolarz believes that this decisipnl Computer u.se in the United States says, "It's (JB Hall lab) very useful check mail, go to a chat room, or talk demic purposes only. just unfair to America Online users] is as common as watching T.V. or because you can look stuff up for to other AOL members that they Kolarz notes that although AOL Earthquake:When will the Next Big One hit So Cal something like the Grand Canyon but the San Andreas Fault line breaks. All great to see back there. due to county requirement.s. By Annie Grace instead 1 saw only small ditches. Nothing fault lines break by either moving apart, Junior Heather Krouse said, "It's The new Social and Bevj Special to the Chronicle looked life threatening, but there is more side to side, CM" up and down. The San scary to think this major earthquake can Sciences building being buiitt northwest side of campus is nc A major earthquake is coming to going on i n the Earth then what our eyes Andreas Fault line breaks moving side happen at any minute. 1 don't want to but earthquake safe. He^|Wo| shake The Cal State San Bernardino can see. This is because of the way that to side and that is why there is nothing be here when it hits." construction Robert campus. We have all felt small Although we do get scared thinking informed me. "There was mc earthquakes at one time or another, but about the unknown quake that iscoming, after meeting to retrofit lllor are you aware that we are expecting a our campus has known about this and building. It was our first prioriti major one to hit within the next 10 years? has done its part to prepare for it when it Although there is an eanhquat Our campus rests directly on the does happen. Buildings on campus have coming , we are ready. 'ea middle of the San Andreas Fault line. been retrofitted within the past live years Researchers predict the fault has a major break every 200 years and the last time on it broke was in 1812. Stress is built up over time within the ;ni earth until it cannot hold it any longer. III So, small earthquakes are gtxid so that stress does not build up and cause a giant destructive quake. Gilbert Morrow, a scientist from Oklahoma University, said, "A strain in '';ii the Earth's crust increases until it is 10% discount off your purchase sufficient to overcome the starting at either Togo's or Baskin Robbins with friction along the fractured surface. tea Suddenly, there is an amount of motion valid CSUSB student or faculty I.D. JD sufficient to relieve the strain, and this is Please present I.D. at the time of order. iai followed by a long period of quiet." In Not valid with any other discount, coupon other words, the earth is relieving its or promotion. bus stress. [St; The San Andreas Fault is a part of the Togo's/Baskin Robbins in North American Plate. The North 4375 North University Parkway suwdoj iD American Plate moves about 47mm a San Bernardmo, CA 92407 Igii year and the San Andreas Fault takes up 909-473-7494 ea 25mm of that motion. Next to McDonald's A parlial view of llie^un Andreas I'aidt loul What I was expecting to see was March 4, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle [Toxic Waste Travels through San Berdoo The Buzz Logue Chosen to be Leader Yucca Mountain Plan and have their However, President Bush said his The associate director for human Resources at CSUSB, By Desiree Jacques questions answered. "We need to go decision "is the culmination of two Karen Logue, has been chosen to attended the Leadership Staff Writer to the people who studied this and decades of intense scientific California 2002 Annual Issues Program. This program ask them face to face," Miller said, scrutiny." He says he is certain the Dn February 15, President Bush focuses on developing women leaders by exposing them to his approval for the storage of "until we do that, it is premature to evidence supporting his decision is M 77,000 tons of nuclear waste make any decision on this, one way sound. Bush was following a critical issues and enhancing their knowledge. Hie Yucca Mountains of Nevada, or the other." recommendation by Energy It is also a pathway to success for women who care about ish describes this move as This concern over safety aspects Secretary Spencer Abraham who achievement and advancement. Logue has her Bachelor's ffcessary to protect the public of the plan caused the County Board says, "It is my strong belief that the degree in Business Administration and a major in science supports the safe use of this hty. health and this nation's of Supervisors (San Bernardino) to Management. She has received a lifetime certification as a Eority." According to this plan, formally oppose the project. repository...we feel strongly that senior professional from the Human Resources Certification IBe from 7 nuclear reactors would In the remote parts of the vast San this makes sense to the nation." transported through Los Angeles Bernardino County desert, the Although it may make sense to us, Institute. Attending the Leadership California 2002 Annual d San Bernardino counties to majority of the firefighters are some are hesitant to accept the idea Issues program is a great honor for Logue and CSUSB. old traveling through Las Vegas. volunteers or are paid a meager of radioactive waste passing through "Crystal Vickery Even though most local hourly wage when they go on calls, their area. CSUSB student ngressional leaders were reluctant and have no extensive training. The Stephanie Forbes says, "I'm pretty ^blicly support or oppose the County Fire Marshall, Peter Brierly uncomfortable knowing that nuclear Intellectual Prosperity ibi, there have been expressed is not impressed by the government's waste will be coming so close to The Student Union Adult Re-Entry Center is holding the icerns about the safety of this guarantee to make sure local home. But then again, I'm event, Intellectual Prosperity in The 2P' century. The event ofstorage and transport. "It emergency agencies are trained, uncomfortable knowing it's not is presented by Jan Koliitz, PH.D., an associate professor of Id go through a lot of highly stating that, "When the money shows secure enough where it is. So maybe English at Riverside Community College. ated areas and then it would up, then we'll talk." this is the best way to deal with it, rough parrs of San Bernardino The county is presently working on even if it means it has to travel Intellectual Prosperity In the 21" Century will be held on nty where there are no ways to improve emergency services through San Bernardino." March 5'^ at 6-8pm in the Student Union Events Center B & gcncy services," stated Rep. in the desert, including a partnership This seems to be the general C. If more information is needed, call 880-5253. y Miller, R-Diamond Bar, with the Army's National Training consensus, that this is simply the —Yazmine Alvarez at would be the response if Center at Fort Irwin located just lesser evil. But re-entry student e was to be an emergency outside of Barstow. Richard Martinez says, "Politicians iated with this out there? There The Yucca Mountain storage site are not scientists, I can't say I trust Burning Down the House... lot of questions I don't have is to be located some 90 miles the FYesident to look at such findings Ahmadabad, India - Angry Hindus set fire to homes in an ers to.' ^le^west of Las Vegas, which is one and make a good decision. I'd lil^^ IslamiQaei^iibwhoodThttfsday^fmd^c^^re fighlers away IPlifftf hi ie coufitry's fastest growing' for hours, dragging out one former lawmaker and burning tdrch I? meeting on Capitol Hill cities. Officials from Nevada argue ^Toxic Continued on him alive. At least 58 people died in revenge attacks triggered tr his congressional colleagues that the government can't ensure the page 20 ith head energy officials where public's safety, and that the science by a Muslim mob assault on a train in the Indian state of ley can discuss issues related to the behind the decision isn't sound. Gujaret. The officers stood in bunches, watching as groups of Hindus roamed Ahmadabad attacking Muslims in their homes, shops, and vehicles. 'ono Lake meets the People "Priscilla Thompson

Since then, results of this decision legal precedent. The Public Trust By Jesse Henderson CSUSB Mascot Cody have manifested in the form of eco­ also sets fish and game codes which Staff Writer Coyote was named logical destruction. The streams of were not previously enforced. This by the students in last week. Francis Spi vy-Weber, the Mono Basin nearly went dry. By would be just the beginning for in The i^xecutive director of policy for 1962, the lake already dropped 25 attaining justice for Mono Lake. 1998 ono Lake Committee spoke in vertical feet. The richness of fish and In 1989. the state legislature pper Commons. She explained wildlife were showing signs that the passed AB444, this established $60 Lake's History and pointed diversion was creating a huge nega­ million fund of investment capital to Wards its future. tive impact to the area. David Gaines help Los Angeles with water recla­ Coyote -"Mono Lake...A water policy formed the Mono Lake Committee mation and conservation facilities. ifmula that meets the need of in 1978 to help save Mono Lake and The LADWP waited 5 years to ap­ iople and the environment." the surrounding ecosystems. ply for the money when the sum had She says it will take at least 100 They owe much of their success to been reduced to $36 million. The in­ ars to restore the ecology of the a loyal group of bicyclists. tention of the bill was "to benefit Byte ja fully; the damage has been cre- In 1979, Bike-A-Thon participants Mono Lake's ecosystem and contrib­ Self portrait Courtesy of Cody Coyote in the past 50 years of diver- filled vials with water from the De­ ute to the permanent protection of jjn from the Mono Basin. partment of Water Resources which the Mono Basin environment." Francis Spivy-Weber was pre- they trekked close to 400 miles to Today the water level at Mono -Accreditation continued from page 1 ited by the Water Resources In- pour back in to Mono Lake as a sym­ Lake is 6,392 feet above sea level tute as part of their Speaker Se- bolic gesture. This event would rally and there are 9,700 acres of the lake on committees with staff and the type of media support needed to bed that remain exposed. Prior to WASC} and express their faculty. The committees meet every First, Mono Lake is located in help bring public attention to this vi­ 1941, 0 acres were exposed and the concerns," stated Pritchard. other week for one and half-hours lilifomia's Eastern Sierra where it tal environmental issue. water level was recorded at 6,417. Pritchard also added that the issue to review documents and last for 18 [in oasis in an area called the Great That same year the National The stabilization level that is sought is important, but not major. He months. Anyone interested can ksert Basin. It is known for fea- Audubon Society, Mono Lake Com­ is 6,392. continued that despite the dispute, either contact ASI President Louis [es such as a body of water which mittee, and others brought a lawsuit Cunently, the Mono Lake Com­ the faculty has good relations with Portillo or Pritchard in the ilmost three times as salty as the down on the LADWP which de­ mittee acts in the capacity of protect­ .the President and believes that the Administration building. san (presently, 80 g/1), tufas (cal- manded the enforcement of the Pub­ ing, restoring, and educating people situation will be solved before it Pritchard said that the re- Im carbonate structures that can lic Trust Doctrine. The Public Trust about Mono Lake. becomes an issue with WASC and accreditation process in valuable for |anywhere from 2(X) to 900 years D(x:trine is an ancient legal doctrine They assert that they will never re-accreditation. students in that it provides an ). and for the vital bird habitat it dating back to the Roman law. It pro­ cease in the efforts of keeping the Pritchard also expressed the objective look at the campus by JSCS. For all the dirt bike enthu- vides the protection of navigable public aware of Mono Lake. This importance of involvement from outsiders 'who are experts in their Isis. it's right above Mammoth. bodies of water for the use and ben­ means combining efforts with many students. Students will have the field and can verify the self studies. In l94LtheLADWP, LosAnge- efit of all the people. other organizations and always be­ opportunity to express their The evaluators will also make 1 >epartment of Water and Power, In 1983 the California Supreme ing in the forefront of legislative is- opinions throughout the process, recommendations based on their jgan a diversion of tributary court ruled against LADWP and said ~Mono Continued on including the WASC visits. In visits and points out what they LMins from the Mono Basin which that the state must protect Mono Page 20 addition, several positions are believe are the strengths and lulj ultimately fill Mono Lake. Lake, "as far as feasible". This set a available for student representatives weaknesses of the school. The Coyote Chronicle March 4, 2002 Election Coverage Election Gives A Run for State Money

States Army after law school and promotes economic growth and helping crime rates drop 41%. He extensive experience in this ofl By Desiree Jacques rose to the rank of captain and was wants to restore local control. He served in the state Assembly, was and are joined in the running by Staff Writer awarded the bronze star. wants to impose greater elected Republican Leader of the another qualified challenger, He has since served in accountability in schools and Assembly and was elected to a Gordon Young, who was a fon With the upcoming primary election California public office as empower parents and teachers. second term as Secretary of State Assessor for the County. being held on March 5, it is necessary Lieutenant Governor. Slate Rebuilding California is also one of which he is now finishing. The above information is inn that you, the voter, are aware of your Controller, State Assemblyman his goals, starting with our Michela Alioto is a Democratic way what you should base y options. and Chief of staff to Governor transportation system, quality of candidate for Secretary of State. A decision on. It is merei; Since this is a primary election there Edmund Brown. He signed into water and controlling our energy ski lift accident in 1981 left her summation of selected candidi are hundreds of candidates running for law a famous education reform future. unable to walk and she has since backgrounds to spark your inie state, county and city offices, therefore package that increases teacher Bill Jones is currently serving as become an avid champion of in learning more about a it is impossible for The Chronicle to preparation, school accountability the Secretary of state. He co-chaired disability issues in politics. She candidates running. give you adequate information on them and standards for students. the passage of voter-approved became the youngest person For more information visit all. One of Davis' challengers is proposition 204 (the Safe Clean and appointed to President Reagan's Secretary of State's websii However, this article is a brief Rosemarie Boyd. Boyd is a Reliable water Supply Act of 1996). National Council on Disabilities www.ss.ca.gov or the summary of the backgrounds of some democrat who attended Brown His emphasis is on creating a Advisory Board at the age of 17. Bernardino County Registri major candidates. You are strongly University and Georgetown. She Homeland Security unit, which Alioto graduated from Convent of Voters at www.sbcrov.gov. IW: encouraged to research the candidates has served in numerous capacities would consist of approximately the Sacred Heart in San Francisco either of these addresses you yourself and make an educated for California's Senator Dianne 1000 men and women in direct duty and received a degree in access telephone numbers as v|p. decision. Feinstein, Congresswoman that can be activated, transported, Anthropology from UCLA. She It is essential that you research yW' \ Governor Gray Davis is running for Loretta Sanchez(D-Anaheim) and equipped and dispersed within worked for two and a half years options and make an educat re-election to that office. Davis is a Congresswoman Corrine Brown hours. under former Vice President A1 Gore decision. ' (D-Florida). Boyd also served and had been a delegate to the United as an assistant to the chief of States-Japan summit conferences on the Oil and Gas Division at the disabilities. She hopes to serve as a World Bank. strong voice for women in state She is currently serving as government and wants to get more President andCEO of. young people involved in the American Women Presidents, political process. a national organization Keith Olberg is running for the dedicated to electing women Republican candidacy for Secretary presidents and vice presidents. of State. Olberg has a PhD In Boyd's mantra is that she philosophy and served in the wants to "retire Gray Davis" California State Legislature. He has and restore California to its served on numerous Assembly financial and social potential, committees, including noting the current budget appropriations health and education situation of the state and its committees. energy problems. San Bernardino county Assessor Bill Simon is a republican is a highly competitive race this Governor Grav Davis candidate for governor. Simon election between three very apt served as Assistant United candidates. The incumbent up for democrat who is pro-choice and has Slates Attorney for the Southern Rosemarie Boyd for Governor re-election is Donald Williamson. been active in passing education District of New York under then You may have recently read in the reform legislation during his term. US Attorney Rudolf Guliani. His goals for education are hiring San Bernardino Sun about the recent Bill Simon for Governor He attended Stanford University and He currently serves as vice- excellent teachers, sufficient lawsuit involving Williamson and The essence of democracy i then attended Columbia University chairman of Catholic Charities of classroom resources and ensuring his former chief of staff and assistant power of the people. It is ni^j law school in New York. He joined the Los Angeles and describes himself accountability and consequences. appraiser and coincidentally his your right, but also Reserve Officer Training Corps while as a pro-life conservative. He Jones also authored California's challenger to the office. responsibility as a citizen ai at Stanford and served in the United believes in fiscal responsibility, Three Strikes and You're Out Law, These two candidates have voter, to exercise that power. itiod

Reform Party assembly Speaker, he was able to Richard J. Riordan is running Environmental Justice Fund. He also Natural Law Pi lunil provide textbooks for every child for Governor, he hopes to strengthen marched with Dr. King. He says he lys By Priscillaniompson who attended schools in our economy, wants to create quality will promote democracy and social by Kermit Boyd 'a I'l Paul Hannosh is a pro-life, pro- California. As Lieutenant jobs, restore sound fiscal justice as keys to fighting terrorism sustainability. ie\ second amendment conservative Governor, he partnered with management to state government, and Green Ten Key Values. He wants Iris Adam of the Natural 5ml running for Lieutenant Governor. business to create one of the and he always puts children first. As to improve California's public Law is campaigning for gove Hannosh is an educator/business largest voluntary programs to a businessman and Mayor of Los education, protect privacy, She says it's time to end "politic th i| owner and U.S Army veteran whose promote breast cancer screenings Angeles, he has generated hundreds decriminalize the undocumented, usual." Her experience as a busi^ In a goal is to defend California jobs and for the women in America. And of thousands of jobs. As Mayor, he and provide living wage. He says he analyst has taught her that :ei\| industry over foreign competitors, stop as Co-Chair of rebuilding balanced eight consecutive budgets will fight for runoff elections to end government means prevention, kapt illegal immigration, and effectively California for the 21st century, without raising taxes, while hiring "spoiler" issues and respect the will crisis management. She acccptsj •si combat terrorism. he's a leader in the campaign that more police and cutting violent of the electorate. special interest money, so ;ani Valli Sharpe-Geisler is an educator, dedicates the sales tax on gasoline crime in half. He is also a pro-death Donna J. Warren is for represents the voters, freeing iiv a technologist and Past State Chair of for roads and massive transit. penalty Republican. Riordan has Lieutenant Governor and is from the implement innovative forwl uld the Reform Party. She is a moderate Carl Henley, who is running for exhibited leadership in many areas Green Party. In June 2000, she was looking programs that can err that believes in the separation of Secretary of State, has been including rebuilding freeways in the Green Party's candidate for critical problems, ensure a sti on church and state. As your chief assisting in the maximization of record time after the Northridge Congress. She is a native Californian economy, and improve the quali^ elections official, she will work to help voter registration throughout earthquake and helped to elect a and a human rights advocate. She is life for every citizen. As Gove s. Californians make an informed vote by California for over 25 years. He reform-minded school board. not afraid to speak out against she says she will support alter mh allowing ballot statements for all has received support from Green Party injustice. She is the Lt. Governor energy sources to achieve ffccr candidates including Congress, State religious leaders, police officers, chair of the Commission for independence, as well as excelii aiif Senate, and Assembly. Geisier's goal and also labor and senior by Kermit Boyd Economic Development. Her strong in all California schools, prever se is to put an end to voter fraud and level organizations. His experience as Peter Miguel Camejo of the audit background with the based health care, sustain! tern the playing field with nominations a former Commissioner for Green Party will be running for Metropolitan Transportation agriculture, labeling and safely 1 se o process reforms. California State University, staff governor. He was a chairperson of a Authority and the federal of genetically engineered food.l ppn member for the Los Angeles socially responsible investment firm government ensures that under her believes the most created sti iend Democratic Party Police Department, Corporate where he worked on renewable stewardship, California's billions deserves the most creative leader lould By Yazmine Alvarez General Council, and Department energy, organic farming, affordable, will build a healthy economy and a The of Community Development, housing, and community peaceful world. She is committed to Remember Ca Cruz M. Bustamante, running for re­ allows his to effectively investments. He believes his building a strong Green Party Vote eni\ election as Lieutenant Governor, is implement bold and innovative experience can help grow the Green through grassroots democracy, pe^ leading the effort for fairer admissions approaches to state government. Party also serving on the Board of environmental justice, amending 3 March 5th ar policies based on merit. He's worked Republican Party County Pension Fund and Earth Strikes to violent crimes, universal on protecting California's coastline, as Share. He founded the Council for health-care, and a politics of a State Lands Commissioner. As by Kermit Boyd Res^nsible Public Investments and compassion for ecological March 4,2002 The Coyote Chronicle Lambda Theta Model United Nations Phi- Dancing organization, with the purpose of take a two-hour exam. By Karla Buchanan educating college students about It is then up to Dr. I Staff Writer the workings of the United Nations. Ralph Salmi, the S Alone Si faculty == The NMUN is structured just like CSUSB Student Fermin Kamirez studies before the MUN meeting. By Yazmin Alvarez advisor for seven magine working for ten weeks to the real United Nations. Each Staff Writer im everything you possibly can college is given a country, CSUSB years, to decide which students members, the minimum number their 'country', India, may send. >tiij ut another naiiofi, from the ratio is studying India this year, and must make the cut. Have you ever wanted to learn \ en to women to the various learn everything about the country. "From a professorial point, it is The maximum is 25. The team is how to dance to Latin music? Well li • diverse in many ways. Student's lorts of the country, meeting The students must be prepared to extra rewarding because you see the have no fear, the brothers from irn 5 every week for 4 debate the same growth and development of young majors range from Political Science Lambda Theta Phi are here! The n irs and spending arguments their diplomats, 5 guys sponsored a Latin dance lyo ilntiess hours in country debated in the consistently i session on the 21st of this month. y mittee meetings real United Nations. excelling in ^ A variety of dance types such as late t In addition, students New York," Salsa, Cumbias, and Merengue are Lr( conducting ,1 es^rch. Then, taking belong to committees, shared Dr. g- some of the different dances styles fl of that knowledge and the same committees Salmi. I' the members of Lambda Theta Phi sawitingitinNew York as their real Winter offered lessons in. The gentlemen le front of students counterparts. All quarter = introduced these styles of dance to l^a the colleges and begins the students of CSUSB who attended ( )qiallover the world, Mode! United i\aiions Team wUl go to .\ew York this summer. universities come grueling rot lis is precisely what the event. The President of ca at National Model together in March in schedule to prepare students for to Liberal Arts to Information Lambda Theta Phi, Ezekial •^^i^ted Nations New York City and international competition. The Management. Collectively, the Bonillas, and other members of the lUN) is. Now state their cases at the entire team meets once a week for group holds memberships to five organization decided to put this that the team has been United Nations building. four hours to discuss their country honor societies and speaks eight event together in order to expose ;ed the Outstanding Research The CSUSB NMUN begins and to review their information. On languages. culture to the community here at on and the Outstanding during the fall quarter by accepting their own, each student must meet "It is the marathon of academic Cal State. ation for six consecutive applications from any interested in their committees and conduct competition," explained Erik Fallis, The Lambda Theta Phi event did , earning international students. The application is four further research about the country. a CSUSB junior who is in his second not have a fortunate outcome. This icty. That is precisely what pages long and includes The team consensus is that on a year on the team," My favorite part was due to last minute event State San Bernardino Model information on past classes taken, scale of difficulty from one to ten, of the team is the friendship and rescheduling that had to be done Nations is. grades and two short essay the NMUN is a twelve. working ability you develop with because of double booking at the e NMUN is an international questions. Then, the applicant must This year's team consists of 19 others." Events Center. It had previously been scheduled to place on Tuesday the 26"'. Nonetheless, Lambda Theta Phi is still anticipating a wonderful turnout for next iqtiwrwrllHfaaBeelessomy which will however, there are more events organizations, nobody really wants be held sometime during the first By Da'Neen Colson Interfraternity Council, which is the involved in these organizations. to give greek life a chance. Before two weeks of April. So keep an Special to the Chronicle governing body over all five of the National Fraternities at CSUSB. It "Fraternities and sororities gel stereotyping this subject, we must eye out for the dates of the event, .|Greek life at California State coordinates all activities that all five involved in food drives. Outreach research it thoroughly. I'll keep you posted! njversity, San Bernardino fraternities engage in, including: programs, mentoring, and is suppose to be an Rush. Greek Week activities, and Community Service activities, to Master of Business Adniinistration llppoprtunity to meet friends, have various philanthropic and social support the homeless and their |4ui get involved on-campus, and activities. The National Pan-Hellenic community", says Ed Campbell of the community, but some of the Council is designed "to promote Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. And as far as the partying goes, Ed says, MBA Hents on campus has a different interaction through forums, The Btuiness Degree for Toda/s Leaders k on fraternities and sororities, meetings and other vehicles for "we have parties maybe once or raternity is a society of college exchange of information. It also twice a month, in which the funds liversity students and graduates, engages in cooperative programs/ for these parties goes toward the student on campus can be a part functions and supportive activities." fraternity and ASI events that fraternity, if they are accepted, However, students are clearly happen on campus." would have to go through the unaware of these activities when There are students who don't have bers of the certain fraternity these fraternities and sororities are a certain perspective on fraternities are interested in and precede^ out supporting their letters. All the or sororities, they just will not join the process of membership. To students are aware of is the fact that because they cannot afford it, or social fraternity, a student must they stand for some Greek letters and they don't think they fit in with the ive an invitation approved by the they defend this group of people. "in-crowd". Some students like to ;er members. At CSUSB, there Joining a fraternity or sorority keep to themselves, while others «re students around the campus, takes hard work, dedication, and feel they have to concentrate more A^earing their greek letters, passing commitment. When deciding on on their studies. Kim Etheridge, a lout invitations to people they think what fraternity or sorority to join, student at Cal State, went through vould be a good candidate for their the members of each organization the process of trying to become a raternity. as so does sororities. have a booth with their letters and member of AKA (Alpha Kappa ] Sorority is a society of women or an invitations for the students of Alpha Sorority) and mentions, ihris. Sorority members go through CSUSB to come to this meeting "during this process my academic rthe same process as fraternity where they can learn about different studies have dropped a little because

By Teresita Sosa Staff Writer Margaret Doane

By Susie Medina The Scene Editor Name: Henry Rodriguez Major: Environmental Studies Year: Senior A Golden Award for Hempry- given by friends." a Golden Teacher.

Dr. Margaret Doane has just received Cal State San Bernardino's "Golden Apple" Award for 2002. Doane was nominated by the Outstanding Professor/ Golden Apple Award Committee in which reviews nominations from students Name: Cathy Tang and faculty to help with their Major: Business decisions. Year: Freshmen Do not be confused, Doane truly believes tl "Wu-Tang- given by friends in high however, that these Mar^aix! Doane it rtglu. reading literature cj school because of my last name." nominations are a popularity change people's lives af vote, Doane has earned her way to marathon for leukemia. Special views of the word. "I really l(^ the top. Aside Olympics, and most the material I teach. It is exiremq from teaching recently the valuable and can transform people here at Cal "I wake up in the morning California Aids ride, lives. It allows them to thir State for 26 and think 'Wow, I can get in which she rode critically and grow as thinkers. years, she has up and teach...'"" her bike from San It was evident to me th. Name: Gevale Ashford & Timetra brought 10 new Francisco to Los Margaret Doane is a caring at Hampton courses to the Angeles in just a involved professor. I see in Major: Computer Sci./Bus. Admin. university including Willa Cather, few hours. what I see in many professorsji & Psychology 19"' century British Literature, But while biking fills her . have- a passion for the subject Year: -Junior/ 'Senior Shelly and Browning, and The time, teaching English ts hcr^* "Gangsta Que and Wrecklace 1- Victorian Novel. She has also passion. "1 read somewhere that effective teachers from the given to each other." developed the English Honors only 2% of Americans love what ones is being able to p program and EPIC- an advising they do and I'm one of them. I information to students; helpi program for undergraduate English wake up in the morning and think them to understand, appreciate, majors. 'Wow, I can get up and teach Rime apply the education to their o As if that wasn't enough, Doane of the Ancient Mariner. I love lives. That makes a teach also does marathon running and teaching the students and watching outstanding, distinguishabi Name: Jerry Arterberry biking. She has participated in the their lives change." golden. Major: Accounting Year: Junior jtc "Rhythm-Less Kid- given by frat brothers of Omega Psi Phi." What's In Your CD Player?

By Shane Vanderfin 3) Linkin Park - "Hybrid Theory" (5) Holy" ! Copy Editor Way, way, way, WAY too over­ One of their best albums,1 played. rock and roll classic, a must have. What is the most popular music on 4) Shakira - "Laundry Service" (4) -Widespread Panic - "AnotherJoi campus? What artists do you listen Her first English album, and a ous Occasion" to most? The Chronicle wanted to better body than Britney. Definitely not mainstream, know the answers to these questions, 5) 'NSYNC - "Celebrity" (4) mix of jam-band funky blues. so last Wednesday we polled stu­ Backstreet Boys, 98*, isn't that -B.M.R.C. - "Black Rebel Mote Name: Shihcheng Wen dents in an informal survey, asking all the same band? Sounds like it. cycle Club" Major: Theater Arts anyone and everyone who was in­ 6) System OfA Down - "Toxicity" (3) Solid driving rock and ro' Year: Junior terested to write down what CDs Finally, some talent. Quirky the video is cool, too. "Jerry -1decided that I wanted that they are listening to right now. rhythm changes, killer guitar, -Van Dik Hout - "Het beste to be my name after watching the We ended up with responses from strange lyrics. Gotta love it. 1994-2000" movie Jerry Maguire." about 70 people, and the music was 7) Busta Rhymes - "Genesis" (3) A Dutch rock band in the line a as varied as they were. Being that He's still around? Good for him. Springsteen or Tom Petty, cnl; the Grammys were that night, we 8) Outkast - "Stankonia" (3) much, much better. j wanted to also see if our student fa­ "The Whole World" is strangely -John Digweed - "Los Angeles" vorites ifiatched with any Grammy compelling because it's so different. Never heard of John, but you got Look for the Roving Reporter on Cam winners. Below are the top ten CDs Grammy winner for Best Rap Art­ like his last name. pus. Next Weeks Question: What are as chosen by our poll, and to be fair ist. -Aretha Franklin - "Greatest Hits] to those who don't listen to main­ 9) India Arie - "Acoustic Soul" (3) A living legend, one of the first you doing for Spring Break? stream music, we have also listed the Another Grammy winner, have vas. She deserves some "R-e-s ten most eclectic. See where your fa­ only heard good things about this re­ c-t". 10H*> W. ICendnll Open IVIo- - Sat. vorite rates, if at all. lease, her talent and ability shine. -Heroes del Silencio - "Historii" 11:4M> A..IVt. - 9:00 H.IVf. Dr. #K1 Top Ten Student*s CDs: 10) Dixie Chicks-"Fly" (3) There were several votes for Sati Bernardino, Olosed Sunday CA !>2407 1) Britney Spears - "Britney" (10 So somebody here does listen to music, so here you go. C90S>> 887-7644 votes) country. Who'da thunk it? -Mick Jagger - "Goddess in Whatever, must have run into a Doorway" group of freshmen. Please see the Top Ten Eclectic CDs: The Rolling Stones' lead singcrii last line of this article. -Miles Davis - "Doo Bop" 2) Incubus - "Morning View" (5) A jazz great. Music with rn/VI CMINILST; FOOD - Continuect on MO M.S.G. Ar>l>EO It could have been worse, at least class and style, a rarity these days. Duily Special - 11:00 A.IVI. - 2:OU P.IVt. page! Eor $3.89 Menu is available all day. it rocks, or does it? -Led Zeppelin - "Houses of the X) \Iarch4, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle THE DEBATE TEAM Poetry Comer Turning Fate By Teresita Sosa, Staff Writer by Stephen Stalker

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The Coyote Chronicle March 4, 2002 iRocking the The l^et^ins Po+ Upcoming Events March 4, 2002 What: Single Parent Support Group Where; ASI Lounge When: 5pm-6pm emale Vote Presented by the Adult Re-Entry Center By Bethany Anderson Presented by the Women's Resource Multi-Culiural Editor Center March 5,2002 Women's History Month cannot be summed up in a single paragraph or a single book. We What: Holocaust Speaker March?, 2002 re at the Coyote Chronicle want to take various angles of how the women's movement, famous Where: Event Center A What: Single Parent Support Group imes, legislation, and current women's issues that have forever impacted the course of women's When: 12noon-lpm Where: ASI Lounge islory. The following is only a small timeline of events that led up to women gaining the Right Presented by the Cross Cultural When: 12noon-lpm Vote. Though, if there is an issue, personal story, event, or impacting famous women in Center Presented by the Adult Re-Entry oopec listory that you would like to see covered in the Coyote Chronicle, please feel free to stop by Center he Chronicle office. Please make sure that you understand that the idea of celebrating the What: Motivational Speaker Dr. Jan heritage and power of women ts not only a moment for women to reflect, but for all males and Kollitz from Riverside Community What: International Women's Day emales to embrace. Please never take for granted what much blood, sweat and tears fought for College Where: TEA so that you can stand strong at the ballot boxes. Where: Event Center B & C :When:TBA--:- = • When: 6pm-7pm Presented by the Women's Resource Presented by the Adult Re-Entry Center :, 72—Susan B. Anthony was arrested and fined Center let attempting to vote in a Presidential Election. What: Coffee House A A March 6. 2002 178—An amendment granting women the right Where: Fireside Lounge What: The Nest of the Wise . ^ When: 6pm • vote is introduced to the United States. Where: ASI Lounge Presented by the Cross Cultural When: 12noon-Ipm and dpm-Tpm Center • - 187—The amendment introduced in 1878 to Presented by the Adult Re-Entry jant women the right to vote was defeated by the Center fenate, and Congress wtmld not even vote on it at Elevator Question: What: Poetry Slam Do you think women have as much Susan B. Anthony was the leading ad­ Where: Women's Resource Center 06—After petitioning every session of power in society as men ? vocate for women's suffrage When: 6pm. ^bngress^itd every U.S. President for the right to 'y to be denied. Susan B. Anthony dies at' 41 e of KG.

Nearly 8,000 women assemble on the leets of Washington D.C. to demonstrate the im m libers of women who wanted the right to vote. jCorg Tie amendment introduced in 1878 is now called Friday night is going to be a 1. the Brisio-Mendell Amendment, and the U.S. tough game for our team. The St on ernment agrees to have a Committee on #1 'Votes will ly rigl imen's Suffrage established by the U.S. House be taking on our conference drille .epresentatives. ecausi rivals, the Bakersfield Roadrunners in a title I at th '15—The great automobile pilgrimage of fight to keep the #1 spot in le, bu men, driving across the U.S. from San the CCAA. We need to get as >u wit incisco to Washington D.C., was to meet and many if not more :)rds Of fcllect half a million signatures collected for Newly elecied President Woodrow Wilson had women marching on the students out to this game so we stay on top! on?' len's suffrage petitions. The opposition to the While House the first year and a half The game tip off is at 7:30 pm on Friday, February 1, 2002 at the Coussoulis len's Suffrage movement began making he wui ill office Arena. ASI is sponsoring the Coyote Howl at this game. The club who registers ,lar media such as film's, cartoons, and the most students in attendance will receive $100. Let's get out there and show les, depicting females as under sexed women Bakersfield just what kind of a school we are! to be more like men. Wear your Coyote Pack shirt and get free stuff at the game, and keep earning points towards the Back the Pack and the Coyote Blue Awards. Currently LBSA is -One thousand women begin picketing the in the lead for the Back the Pack Award (most participation) and the Zetas are House for the first time in our nation's ahead in points for the Coyote Blue (most spirited). For additional points and to y. The women picketed for a year and a half have an active role in the game join the 542 Crew to pass out pizzas, throw candy, I displeasure of elected President Woodrow and just get crazy. Come in costume, or get a wig and blue paint from the Coyote n.The women picketing were from all ethnic Pack table by 7 pm. The craziest 542 Crewmember will get a FREE CSUSB ;ounds. religions, professions, and political Sweatshirt. ps. During this year and a half, over 500 On Friday February 8, 2002, Coyote Pack and ASI will sponsor two rooter buses fen were arrested, and 100 women were jailed. Pickeiers outside the White House in 1919 going out to Cal State LA to cheer on our team. Tickets are $5 for Coyote Packers brave women picketed and demonstrated and $10 for all others. Price includes transportation, game admission, party at ont of the White House, regardless of the CSULA with pizza and soda, and a Coyote pom-pom. Buses will leave campus at grconditions, and gained national attention. 4:30 pm sharp from the bus loop at the main entrance of campus. Don't miss the bus. Jump on board now! Get your tickets today at AD 121 or at 919—In May of this year, the long battled and tarn firgely ignored amendment to give women the II ght to vote was passed in the House and the For more details or to join bate. It took a total of thirty-six legislatures and Coyote Rack [combination of fifteen months to pass the contact the Alumni Office University policy applies nendmeni individually state by state. at (909) eao~soo^. at ail campus events •The 19"'Amendment of the Constitution was ifopted, stating, " Section /:The right of citizens of ;Uniied States to vote shall not be denied or abridged jtbe United Slates or by any State on account of sex. CSUSB^I RLUHNI^pfq 2: The Congress shall have power to enforce Sojourner Truth was a civil rights ASSOCIATION :;1!' tide by appropriate legislation." and suffrage advocate The Coyote Chronicle March 4,200. Mustard Never Sounded so Good The Strokes. You can catch him in The small crowd is quickly won By Shareena C. Clark two different bands -Shopee, and over by his crooning poetry backed Assistant News Editor another that is as hard to spell by a six-stringed seagull. He even correctly as it is to pronounce took a break from the guitar and There is an Ani Difranco song (sorry). With a day job playing for sang the Kids Incorporated and that goes, "In a coffee shop, in a a Claremont College modern dance Star Search favorite,' The Greatest city, which is every coffee shop, in class, and another teaching lessons. Love of Air with shaker every city, on a day, which accompaniment. is everyday." The song is As the clock crept about her going to a coffee towards 10pm, shop to meet her girlfriend the tip jar filled, Latinos have their Dia: (top) Dr. Daniel Whitaker, a CSUSB Spanish profes­ and they end up in a people came and sor helped organize Latino Dia. Students representing each Latin Americaj situation they did not •g went, but the country set up tables with native food, clothing, and customs. anticipate. This seemed to 0 music remained. (below) Los Angeles based Latin jam band Cumbeley played during the Latiij be the theme song of my U The fascinating Dia program encounter at the Coffee 3 thing about the Roasters in Riverside. 5; whole set was the a Like me, the other ^ fact that it did not patrons were pleasantly -^matter if there surprised to see the coolest Qwcitwere 2z. or 20 cat to grace the Inland ^people in the Empire saunter through coffee shop; he the side door. He quietly played as if he set up his guitar and tip jar were the main Mustard played at Coffee Roasters in Riverside and began to kick out the attraction at the jams. Mustard sounds like a professional music career cannot Staples Center. It Ben Harper crossed with Paul be far off. is no mystery that Coffee Roasters MaCartney, with the facial The house was rocked by his is a favorite among local expressions of Dave Matthews. set, which included 'Is This Love' musicians, and spectators. If you Mustard has eleven years by Bob Marley, 'When I'm Sixty are ever in a random coffee shop playing experience, and influences Four' by the Beatles, and some you might happen to see Mustard like Ben Harper, Garth Brooks, and original Mustard jams and ballads. on the stage or on a calendar. 'li

March 3,1991 Amateur cameraman George Holliday records the Rodney King beating tape from his apartment window on this day. Four officers beat Rodney King, who was stopped at 12:45 am for evading the Los Angeles Police a graduate degree costs too much? Department. Holliday's footage would then become not only the most infamous 89 seconds of video in history, but would later friel the two landmark court decisions that would spark the LA Riots of the early Here's a great 1990's. Investment Cal Baptist March 5,1770 's tip; Cal Baptist. Graduate The Boston Massacre happens on this day in history. The Massacre that Degree killed African American Crispus Attucks was started when frustrated Programs A graduate degree is American Colonists began taunting British soldiers who had been quartered supposed to pay in Boston since 1768. This world famous event sparked if not fueled the dividends for a lifetime— beginning of the American Revolution. Master of Business Administfatioii but not all graduate degrees are Master of Science in created equal. At Cal Baptist, you can March 6,1475- Counseling count on personalized One of the greatest Italian Renaissance artists of all time, Michelangelo Psycliology attention from talented faculty, Buonarroti was born on this day. Under the financial support of the famous widely recognized graduate programs^ Medici family, Michelangelo sculpted the monumental biblical character Masters Degrees and an ethical focus that distinguishes in of David, who slayed Goliath. The tomb of Pope Julius 11 in St. Peter's you from the crowd. So don't think of Basilica in Rome, Italy, was another of his marvelous contributions to the Master of Arts art world. your Cal Baptist graduate degree as in English money out of pocket. It's more like March 6,1857- Education Credential money in the bank. The U.S. Supreme Court case gives their ruling in the Dred Scott case on Programs this day in history. The case where free African American Dred Scott sued for his freedom in the state of Missouri (a slave state) after leaving Wisconsin Cal Baptist also offers (free state), was denied by the Supreme Court ruling that slaves were not undor^yate degree entitled to the federal laws and rights that applied to all citizens, including programs ii more than ex-slaves who were granted their freedom. 20 areas. DiyiVERSIfY March 8,1820- Engineer of the Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman, was born on this 84 3 2 Magflolia kniu day. Bom a slave in Dorchester County, Maryland, she had countless talents mverslilB, California 9 2 5 0 4 and titles. She was a Nurse, Feminist, and Social Reformer, to name a few. 1.8 77;2 2 8.8 8 77 She guided approximately three hundred slaves out of slavery into free 1.909.343.4249 states of the Northern U.S. through numerous safe houses called the rek / Underground Railroad. 'th his icbra, March 4, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle Derek Parra: Athlete, Friend, Son, Husban Father and Home Grown Hero.

— microphone over to a female Mariachi and throwing my hands up in by Melissa Adamson singer on the stage. The woman celebration- but, I never went past that, A & E Editor _ thanked him, and began to sing a slow I could never have imagined all that this Photos Courtesy of Jason Cecil and Yahoo.com ^ romantic piece when Derek suddenly community has done for me today... • At 5:20 p.m. I pulled into the re-appeared on the stage wearing a There were hard times for my wife and trking lot of San Bernardino's giant pink sombrero, swaying back in I, but because of the support from those ational Orange Show. Expecting a forth holding a lighter. The crowd burst around me, I was able to go on and win iiet celebration of !DC people or so into laughter at their hero, Derek "the the gold... now here you all are still Picture from top left:: Derek during his sil­ 'honor the newly proclaimed Derek comedian". supporting me- Thank you all." ver medal race in Salt Lake City, children present at the Derek Parra Day parade in |rra Day, 1 stopped dead in my While Derek continued to sway, I Before the close of the evening, San San Bernardino, Parra's official Olympic ^ks when I saw a line of 800+ was introduced to his mother Maria. A Bernardino's channel 3 public access publicity photo, Parra giving a speech at the fcple waiting in line to get in. quiet woman, she smiled sweetly and prepared a slide show for Derek set to Stampede Stadium to local official s, school locked, I walked to the back of the said hello. Hereyes were beaming with the song "Miracles" from the Prince of children, police department, news stations le absolutely speechless. Almost joy and motherly pride as she turned Egypt soundtrack. The slide show and other members of the community during mediately, a woman from to watch her son on stage, chronicled Derek's life from his baby the Derek Parra Day celebration on Tuesday. rowhead Credit Union got in line Inside the main building, lOOtables pictures to roller skating at the local roller Ehind me. followed by a few were decorated with red, white and rink, to speed skating and then hdred more. For over 30 minutes blue decorations. Giant patriotic professional inline skating, to his marriage 1 , c stood in line happily, talking about balloons danced over the ceiling and a to wife Tiffany, then finally to Salt Lake. WIH OF soy - •" r' ^rek Parra and what he means to this colossal sized American flag was The slide show aired both races, showing •• - ' - • ^ munity. The woman behind me hanging behind the head table. Over Derek race around the track, beating his d. "I don't even know Derek. 1 just the next hour and a half, 1,000 plus previous score by 15 seconds, winning nk he's a hero and wanted to come guests were served dinner as city the silver medal in the long distance race, and support him." In general, that officials gave speeches, friends of and then sailing through the finish line med to be the story with the Derek shared old stories and children for thegold in the short distance race. The Bjority of the people there''i%rii€'*fiWiT^fl!g"bdmniu'hTty''ll^^^^|FW' 'ferfffre room' cfieo-ed asT^efelc skated lid they went to elementary school Derek like "God Bless America". across the ice, and then giggled while F high school with Derek, but for Derek's former 5"' grade teacher and applauding as he jumped up and down losh they just knew him as their current principal of Roosevelt before receiving his first gold medal. tome grown" hero. Elementary even got up and gave a At the end of the dinner, Derek was Once I got through the gates, I speech referencing J.R.R.Tolkin's whisked away to go out and celebrate Jong with the rest) was directed to "LordoftheRings",callingDerek,"An with old friends from the community. reception area where everyone in unlikely hero" much like the character Before returning back to Florida crowd was given the opportunity Frodo from the book, where Derek trains, he is scheduled to ign a 20 foot banner for Derek. It When Derek got up to speak again, appear on several television shows another 20 minutes of mingling the entire room rose to its feet including The Tonight Show with Jay lund a large ice sculpture of Derek; applauding. Derek smiled and began Leno. Derek still has another three itening to a live Mariachi band to tell everyone what it was like to months of competition before finishing fore a bashful Parra appeared stand on the podium in Salt Lake. "I out this skating season. Derek, idstthe group of musicians. Derek was standing there looking out at accompanied by his wife and three ciously thanked everyone for thousandsofcheeringpeople-butalll month old baby will be returning to San pming out to celebrate his could see was everything it took and Bernardino this summer; until then, the ^ecoming and even (upon request) everything I went through from my community eagerly awaits the return of Bid up his silver and gold past until that moment on stage...It's the first Mexican- American ever to win jhievements. funny, I had rehearsed in my head over a gold medal at the Winter Olympics-our After speaking. Derek handed the and over again crossing that finish line neighbor, hero, and friend-Derek Parra.

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Best Supporting Actress Best Art Direction Jennifer Connelly A Beautiful Amelie Mind Gosford Park O Helen Mirren Gosford Park Harry Potter and the Sorcerer' The "R TCarpet Maggie Smith Gosford Park Stone nifer Connelly is now going for an- Marisa Tomei In the Bedroom The Lord of the Rings: Fellowsl by Melissa Adamson .^ther golden statue — the Best Sup­ Kate Winslet Iris of the Ring A&. E Editor porting Actress Oscar. Also nomi­ Moulin Rouge It's Oscar season and Oscar fever nated is Marisa Tomei, who last held Best Director Best Cinematography has already hit all of Hollywood. For Oscar gold nine years ago for her Robert Altman Gosford Park Amelie those of us not planning to trapse role in My Cousin Vinny. Kate Ron Howard A Beautiful Mind Black Hawk Down down the red carpet, the chronicle has Winslet's performance in Iris also Ridley Scott Black Hawk Down The Lord of the Rings: Fellow: prepaired your official guide to this grabbed the attention of Academy Peter Jackson The Lord of the of the Ring years Oscars. voters. This is Kate's third nomina­ Rings: Fellowship of The Ring The Man Who Wasn't There% tion and hopefully the charm. The David Lynch Mulholland Drive ;• Moulin Rouge \i\, The Lord of the Rings tops the English ladies of Gosford Park, Best Foreign Language Film i nominations with 13, followed by Helen Mirren and Maggie Smith Ainelie Best Film Editing Moulin Rouge and A Beautiful Mind round out the Supporting Actress Elling A Beautiful Mind — both with 8 nods. However, it was category. This is nomination num­ Lagaan Black Hawk Down a historic day in Hollywood as diver­ ber two for Helen and an amazing No Man 'v Land The Lord of the Rings: The sity finally played a starring role — number six for Maggie Mirren Son of the Bride Fellowship of the Ring from Will Smith to Halle Berry. The nominees for Best Picture — Best Original Screenplay Memento Denzel Judi Dench racks up her fourth Amelie Guillaume Laurant & Jean- Moulin Rouge Washington, Oscar nomination. This time it's for Pierre Jeunet who is nomi­ her work in Iris. Judi is amazed that Gosford Park Julian Fellowes Best Visual Effects nated for each year her name is on the Oscar Memento Christopher Nolan A.I. Artificial Intelligence Best Actor, list and she owes it all the Miramax Monster's Ball Milo Addica & Will The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship is joined by studio chief. "Thanks to Harvey Rokos of the Rings » Ali star Will Weinstein. I told him I'd have his The Royal Tcnenbaums Wtst Smith with name tattooed on my bum," said Anderson & Owen Wilson Best Makeup his very first Oscar nomination. Will Dench. Sissy Spacek is nominated A Beautiful Mind received the good word while in Aus­ for the sixth time in her career and 7 Beautiful Mind, Gosford Park. In Best Adapted Screenplay The Lord of the Rings: The tralia with wife Jada Pinkett-Smith, the first time in 15 years for In the Bedroom. The Lord of the Rings A Beautiful Mind Akiva Goldsman hellowship of the Ring who is currently filming The Matrix Bedroom. In a statement Sissy had Moulin Rouge — will get a Ghost World Daniel Clowes & Moulin Rouge \m sequel. "We were asleep, and prob­ this to say: "1 am so thrilled to be boost at the box office this weekend Terry Zwigoff Best Animated Short Film ably at ten minutes to one in the morn­ recognized by the Academy, and it moviegoers head out to see the In the Bedroom Rob Feslinger & Fifty Percent Grey ing the phone rang and Jada answered makes it so sweet to be nominated fijfps once more to refresh their Todd Field For the Birds it. My publicist gave her the news, at along with Tom and Marisa. It s memories. Baz Luhrmann was The Lord of the Rings: The Give Up YerAiil Sins which point, she jumped out of the bed wonderful for a film of this nature snubbed in the Best Director cat- Fellowship of the Ring Fran Walsh, Strange Invaders j-i,:. 1 Hnrtr hut jn flet the iccogiiition and support egof^'biifhis Moulin Rouge is the •Philippa Boyens, Pefer Jackson f • • StubbW^9¥ouble she's fine. We got her some ice and that it has. What a gift." Renee first live action musical to get nomi­ Shrek Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Joe Best Live Action Short some aspirin, and we laughed our­ Zellweger receives her first Best Ac­ nated for best picture in over 20 Stillman, and Roger S.H. The Accountant selves silly." Jada will naturally be ac­ tress nomination for her work in years. The names of the nominees Schulman Copy Shop companying her husband to the Os­ for Best Director finally include Ron Gregor's GreateSf Inventiot^ cars, not to mention the real Howard. He's received his first for Best Original Score A Man Thing - Muhammed Ali. Picking up his third A Beautiful Mind. Also nominated A Beautiful Mind James Horner Speed for Thespians consecutive Best Actor Oscar nomi­ are Ridley Scott, Robert Altman, The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship - Best Sound nation is Russell Crowe for A Beauti­ David Lynch, and Lord of the Rings of the Ring Howard Shore Amelie ful Mind. Sean Penn also finds him­ director Peter Jackson. A.l. Artificial Intelligence John Black Hawk Down self a best actor nominee for his work The only nomination for Vanilla Williams The Lord of the Rings: Th .in / Am Sam. Tom Wilkinson rounds Sky came in the music category. Paul Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Fellowship of the Ring out the best actor list with a nomina­ McCartney grabbed a nod for his Stone John Williams Moulin Rouge tion for III theme song in the Tom Cruise ve- Monsters. Inc. Randy Newman Pearl Harbor the Bed- Bridget Jones's Diary. Renee told hide. McCartney will go up against Best Sound Editing room. Access: "I am shocked, and shame- Sting, whose nominated song "Un- Mon.sters. Inc. As for lessly laughing and dancing around til" is featured in Kate and Leopold. Pearl Harbor the women my apartment. I am just so, so , The Academy Awards air March Best Animated Feature Fm nominees, happy!"24th on ABC. Here's a complete run­ Best Original Song leading Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius,. the It was a moment frozen in time down of the Oscar 2002 nomina- "If I Didn't Have You" Monsters. bunch is for newly named Best Supporting Inc. Monsters. Inc. tions: Motion Picture Halle Berry. Actor nominee Jon Voight. The Ali 'May It Be" The Lord of the Rings: Shrek I, A Beautiful Mind The star was live on Good Morning Fellowship of the Ring In the Bedroom Monster's Ball star picked up her first America during the announcements, "There You'll Be" Pearl Harbor The Lord of the Rings: The Best Actress Oscar nomination. Halle, and couldn't hide the raw emotion "Until" Kate & Leopold Fellowship of the Ring who is currently in London shooting he felt after hearing his name. How­ "Vanilla Sky" Vanilla Sky Gosford Park the next James Bond movie, is mak­ ever, it was a bitter/ sweet morning Moulin Rouge Photos Courtesy of yahoomovies.ciM ing sure she's back in Hollywood for for the four-time nominee — his son- Oscar night. "If I have to walk from in-law Billy Bob Thornton, who re­ Best Lead Actress Halle Berry Monster's Ball here to Hollywood — I just hope I get ceived critical acclaim for work in some sleep in the next six months or three movies last year, isn't up at all.. Judi Dench Iris Monday • Saturday: 8:ooa.m.-8:00p.m. Nicole Kidman Moulin Rouge I'll be the worst Bond girl ever." Last Oscar also cast its spell on Ian Sunday: 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m. month, Nicole Kidman won a Golden McKellen. The Lord of the Rings star Sissy Spacek In the Bedroom Renee Zellweger Globe and now she picks up her very tells us he's looking forward to walk­ Bridget Jones's Diary first Best Actress Oscar nomination ing the red carpet one more time. for the same role in Moulin Rouge. In "I' ve been once before for Gods and Best Lead Actor a recent statement from the set of her Monsters four years ago, and I Russell Crowe A Beautiful Mind FAMOUS movie Dogville, Nicole had this to thought that was probably the last Will Smith A// say: "One of the crew came up and time I would be allowed in — but Sean Penn I Am Sam held up a little sign behind the cam­ here we are for another go." Ben Tom Wilkinson In the Bedroom era right after we finished a really in­ Kingsley grabs his third nomination Denzel Washington Training Day tense scene. I've never been nomi­ as the 'tough as nails' crime boss in Best Supporting Actor nated before and I am just so, so Sexy Beast, along with first-time Jim Broadbent Iris 1331 Kendall Drive, Suite #7 thrilled. I was blessed with two great nominees Ethan Hawke and actor Ethan Hawke Training Day i San Bernardino, California (909)887-995I roles this year, but I have to say that Ben Kingsley Sexy Beast I i Jim Broadbent. Moulin Rouge was truly a hometown After clinching a Golden Globe Ian McKellen The Lord of the labor of love ." last month, A Beautiful Mind's Jen- Rings: Fellowship of the Ring The Covote Chronicle MARCOS: IVAN, ARE YOU voice was. After the third line, my ears CRAZY?!! This was one of the best were bleeding and I was hoping some vampire would suck me dry. Once Coyote movies I have seen all year. The act­ again, courtesy of post-production ing was top-notch, special effects sur­ passed any Star Wars movie and the special effects. If you would like to CONCERT script was excellent. This is absolute see better vampires, click on UPN and catch any episode of Buffy the Vam­ Movie Oscar-caliber. And now, in case you pire Slayer, even if it's the last two didn't catch the sarcasm, THIS minutes and the credits are rolling. CONNECTION < MOVIE SUCKED!! IVAN: where do I even start with IVAN: if you've been wondering Ticket what Jonathan Davis of Korn has been this film? How about the cheesy vam­ doing all this time, he's been busy pro­ by Ivan Fernandez pire accents? Or how about the bad ducing crap like this. Making a film & Marcos Landin actors purposefully cast to make a just so you can make a small appear­ Staff Writers _certainpop diva look great (and yes, I ance? Wu-Tang Clan saw through that cheap attempt at I DON'T THINK SO! And Movies reviewed will be graded on a your music isn't any good anymore making her acting look good). four-star system ranging from one (terrible) @ House of Blues/Anaheim MARCOS: Let me continue were either. to four (incredible). you started: The thing I hated the most IVAN AND MARCOS VOTE: Mix Master Mike However, instead of stars, we will use about this movie was the way the vam­ Snootch (by a hair) "Snootchies" ,like the ones used by Jay & pires moved. Every time they moved @ The Palace Silent Bob. They go as follows: TOP 5 VAMPIRE MOVIES quickly or flew, it reminded me of an One star = Snootch IVAN'S LIST: Dilated Peoples old game called Mortal Kombat 2. Two stars = Snootchie 5) That one Bugs Bunny cartoon When special effects lcK)k loo much Three stars = Snootchie Bootchie @ The Palace like an old video game, you know with Dracula in it ("Abra Cadabraa ) Four stars = Snootch to the 4) Castlevania Symphony of the there's something wrong. Now the Motherf@#$in Nootch!! Night (Yeah, it's a video game but it 03/07 Glenn Miller Orchestra Aaliyah topic; her acting wasn't hor­ had a better story and special effects @ The Galaxy rible but it wasn't good either. I also QUEEN OF THE agree that people were purposely cast than Queen of the Crap) to make this star shine. Unfortunately, 3) Blade 03/09 Goriliaz DAMNED 2) Dracula (with Bela Lugosi) it back fired making the movie even The vampire 1) Bram Stoker's Dracula @ The Palladium worse. Lestal re­ IVAN: I find it very funny that out MARCOS' LIST: awakens as a 5) Buffy the Vampire Slayer Digital Underground of the two good shots in the film, one 03/09 rock star was that of Aaliyah's character, 4) Bram Stoker's Dracula whose music @ Grand ave Akasha. in her death woes (don't 3) Interview with the Vampire awakens worry, I'm not spoiling anything). 2) The Lost Boys Akasha,the 03/09 Keller Williams These vampires didn't suck people's 1) Blade mother of all necks. They sucked ass. Big, fat, And the greatest of all: @ House of Blues/ Hollywood vampires. smelly ass. Watch it only if you've FROM DUSK TILL DAWN. IVAN; HOW seen EVERYTHING there is to watch Disagree? Lonely? Then e-mail 03/11 Ginuwine many ways in theaters, including Big Fat Liar, can you say a movie sucked? 1) Que^ Ivnn @ Arrowhead Pond Dragonfly, amTaltV other crap in ine~ [email protected] of the Crap 2)Movie of the Dumbed aters right now. That way, the after­ 3) Let's-make-money-off-a-dead-pop- ^Special thanks to Kamron Myers Hatebreed taste won't feel as bad, 03/11 stars-name. Fmsure there s more but and Cinema Star Luxury Theaters in MARCOS: I would also UKE to @ The Glass House we don't have enough space to cover San Bernardino for the tickets* touch on how annoying Aaliyah's 03/13 Wilco them all. @ House of Blues/ Anaheim 03/14 Lee Rocker @ El Rey Theater 03/15 Eddie Vedder @UCLA 03/16 Ignite @ Chain Reaction 3/16 Rob Zombie @ Universal Amphitheatre 03/27 Unwritten Law @ House of Blues/Anaheim 03/29 Alien Ant Farm @ The Palace 03/30 Enrique Iglesias @ The Shrine 03/30 Bad Religion @ The Grove in Anaheim 04/04 Harry Connick Jr. @ The Kodak Theater 04/13 Outkast @ The National Orange Show Fair Grounds ar''*-<3E * ant arr-jt 3C- The Coyote Chronicle March 4,2002 'li: All That Shines This years Grammy gold !'15' by Priscilia Thompson award show was a hit and it was a Staff Writer long telecast, but it was live. Unlike the AMC's, the Grammys was some­ This was the night that everyone thing to look forward to. Brian was anticipating. In the music indus­ Mcknight, Billy Preston, India Arie, try, the Grammy is the most presti­ Andrae Crouch, A1 Green, and (Restaurant (Row gious award presented annually by Hezekiah Walker gave an excellent the Recording Academy and is performance with a medley of urban by Melissa Adamson awarded by the Recording church classics. Alicia Keys (who A & E Editor Academy's voting membership walked away with five Grammys) only. In addition to the Grammy gave an outstanding latin-salsa type ABI ABI award, other honors are given by the of performance, Mary J. Blige gave W S Recording Academy including the an emotional performance of her hit Lifetime Achievement award, the single "No More Drama", and Located: Foothill and Trustee Award, the Grammy Hall of NSYNC and rapper Nelly came to­ Rochester in Rancho Fame award, the Technical Grammy gether to "bust a move." Other per­ Cucamonga award, and the Grammy Legend formers included: Outkast, U2, Portions: Average award. These awards recognize con­ Alejandro Sanz and Destiny's Child, Price: Good tributions and activities of signifi­ Tony Bennett and Billy Joel shared Service: Good cance to the recording field that fall the stage to do a duet, and many Taste: Good outside the framework of the more. Wabi Sabi is a new Japa­ Grammy award category. This year the stars came out to nese restaurant over by Quakes For many music lovers, the shine and pulled off a great show. Ev­ Grammys are opportunity for fans eryone who walked away with an ^Stadium. Wabi Sabi is set up a to see their favorite musical per­ award was well deserving of it, and lot like Benihana, there is a former. Hall of Fame inductee Tony those who didn't, well it was nice just sushi bar and tables set around Bennett had this to say backstage at being nominated. Better luck next a giant grill. The chefs are great the 44th Annual Grammy award time. and just as entertaining as show, "The show is Benihana. 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The Coyote Chronicle March 4, 2002 -Lightened THE WOLVERTOON BYMONTE WOlVERTON Nobody's right if everybody's wrong. Young people speaking their minds, gettin so much resistance from behind... I think it's time we stop children what's that sound everybody look what's going down. -Buffalo Springfield

John J. Eddy Executive Editor

The time for hesitation is through...now is the time for action! If you are not currently aware of tiie quandary both faculty and administrators system wide have buried themselves in, then you must be a typical Cat. State student. We are a special breed, for most of you out there nothing in life has come for free. We work our fingers to the bone, test our patience to the limits and we perform miracles in the classroom every five weeks. Our concentration is ^nt on financial aid and scholarship paperwork, making term paper Both the Faculty and Administration inspect the bounty. Students, by paying declines, showing up to work on time tuition, are the sole reason why both administrators and faculty have a job and ©2002 Monie Wolverlon hHpL'Vwww.walvertoon.convloons and sparing some time to spend with receive a paycheck. As the faculty slates that they are fighting for the students, family and friends. Our lives are we the students are made to suffer by the threat of job actions. The administra­ already complex enough, so when are We at the Coyote Chronicle cherish and we supposed to find the time to educate tion understands the importance students serve fiscally, as they salivate at the respect the freedom of speech. Become ourselves on the bulwarks of the projections of an increase in enrollment next year. Meanwhile, they persuade informed, know your rights. California State University System? the students to stay out of the dispute between faculty and adminstrators, Unfortunately, it is no longer a making us pawns in a game played with the future of each of our lives. choice, but a necessity. On March 6, the California Faculty Association and California State University students suffer. While the or students will lead to the downfall Administration will conclude the last administration denies faculty of the entire tier of Higher Education. stage of formal negotiations when the proposals for fair and competitive We need to realize that in order to fact-finding report written by neutral salary raises, we suffer. As the Cal excel into the future we have to be a third party Representative John State University's system wide solid, united entity. Though-we ma^ Carraway will become public. operates without unity and without not agree with the practices and Despite the depth of its conclusions, compromise we all suffer, not just policies of the separate parts, we must all faculty members system wide, current students, but every man, remember that we are all equally University Hail, UH037 Office: 880-5289 regardless of their position, will be woman and child who one day plans important in the eyes of the system. 5500 University Parkway Advertising: 880-5818 without a contract binding them to the on attending a Cal State. If we as students can lead the way precepts of the university system. So what are we supposed to do? toward compromise between the San Bernardino, CA 92407 Fax: 880-7009 So how does this affect the Pick up a picket sign and join the faculty and administration, then we E-mail: [email protected] average Cal. State student? protest? Tear down picket signs and will be doing the work absolutely imagine entering campus through bad mouth the protestors? Are we as necessary to improve the conditions Check out the Chronicle online: apicket line of protesting professors, students forced into defending one of the university. We can build the http://acmfiles.csusb.edu/comin/Chronicle/index2.html counselors, librarians and supportive side over the other, or could we California State University of the students. Imagine your upper- actually be the beacon of hope that future that we will be proud to send Staff Writers: Yazmln Alvarez, Steve Shelton, division courses being taught by a both sides have been waiting for? our children and grandchildren to. Priscilla Thompson, Danny Homaidan, Chad temporary lecturer that has no interest Students, we are stuck in the Is it impossible? No, boundaries in you as an individual student, who middle, but being in between the and limitations exist only in the minds Birdsall, Audrey Burrows, Teresita Sosa, Crystal teaches at three other campuses just administration and the faculty of disbelievers. Tell your teachers that Vickery, Tsai meng che, Rommel Prestidge, Rody tt) make a living, who does not get gives us greater leverage than you benefit from them, that you paid to perform student services and both sides combined. It is we defend them and understand their Rodriguez, Karen Sogard, OmarZubair, LaShawn therefore negates on the process. who are truly valuable to the grief. Yet, let them know that you will Cole, Desiree Jaques, Pleasance Brown, Lynet Why pay someone more when you university system. We, the not stand for any type of action that Davis, Jonna St. John, Karla Buchanan can hire someone who will do the job tuition paying constituency, hold could stall, slow down or stop the for less? This concept fueled racial all the chips. We are the ones process of education. Tell them that hatred during the mid to late 18(X)'s who fund teacher's and some battles are best fought in the Executive Editor John J. Eddy gold rush era, and was the basic administrator's salaries. We are silence of the mind than in the heat of Managing Editor Matthew Schoenmann rationale of factory on the farm the reason these two factions a battlefield. Remind them that we agricultural giants from the late 19"' have a place to go to work each as students may not agree with the News Editor Mathew Taylor to the late 20"' centuries, among day in a time period when more teacher's authority or policies, but we Assit. News Editor Shareena C. Clark various other enterprises that desired Americans are losing their jobs don't protest or strike, we chew it up, profits over humanity. Large than gaining them. swallow it down and keep on rolling. The Scene Editor Susie Medina corporations fill their pockets at the We, as students of CSUSB and as If we remain uneducated about Multi-Cultural Editor Jake Zylman expense of the people and Howard students of the Cal. State University the current problems in the CSU, Zinn was not afraid to write about in general, need to stand on a we will be forced to accept AsstMulti-CuIt, Editor Bethany Anderson this. The current trends in the Cal. common front. If the administration whatever conclusion is devised. If A & E Editor Melissa Adamson State system show no difference. and faculty cannot get along, perhaps we keep our own opinions and As the administration swells they need a lesson that can only be ideas silent, we will not be able to Sports Editor John Halcon system wide, a 43% increase since taught by the student generation. We voice them later after change 1995. according to the California are a young, vibrant, educated and occurs for better or worse. If we Assit. Sports Editor Kermit Boyd Faculty Association, the increase and powerful constituency, and it is about support one side over the other, we Copy Editor Shane M. Vanderfin reliance upon part-time faculty who time we let our voices be heard. throw off the delicate balance that are paid far less has also increased. Our stance needs to be clear and has kept the CSU system growing Design/Layout Editor John J. Eddy & Meanwhile, the number of tenure- focused, our mission needs to be and prospering since its conception Matthew Schoenmann track faculty system wide has grown organized and positive. We should after WWII. It is only in a unified by only 1% in the past six years. stand on a platform of neutrality, platform of neutrality that we as Online Editor Open So where do students fit into all defending our faculty while students can bring an end to the two Advertising Manager Open this madness? We continue to be respecting our administration. The year dispute between the CFA and, stuck in the middle of the debacle. university cannot operate without all CSU, and put the concentration of^ Distribution Manager Open While the faculty feuds with the three facets working in unison. The education back onto the student Faculty Advisor Robin Larsen administration over contracts, the absence of the faculty, administration and not the paycheck. Graduate Assistant John Emig Anthropology Club ALPACA Upcoming Events Business Manager Open The Coyote Chronicle is published on every Friday, for distribution on Mar. 12, 6:00 PM„ CH-130: "Filipino American Experiences",Symposium, Student Monday, during the academic session by the Department of Communication Studies, California Slate University San Bernardino. Speakers; John Eddy, Jorge Salazar, Rommel Prestidge, Janelle Bruner, Filomeno Batayola, The opinions expressed in the Chronicle are those of the student writers John Harris, and Amisha Mehta and editors, and do not reflect the views of the university, its administration, faculty or any other person or institution unless expressly noted. Mar. 22, FrL, 6:00 PM, ALPACA End of the Quarter Party at Dr. Nadeau's home, map and The appearance of any advertisment in the Chronicle docs not constitute an endorsement by the newspaper of the goods and services advertised. The Chronicle directions to be distributed last week of class. ^^^gse^es^fli^iglTU^^jec^anyadvenismenn^eem^inappropi^^ March 4,2002 The Coyote Chronicle Letter to the Editor: Well Allow me to Retort J Caleab T. Losee^Grad. student, voices his opinion against the fan control policies of the CSUSB The Executive Editor replies to Mr. Losee's com­ athletics department at Basketball home games. ments, and tries to make sense of the madness

To whom it may COTcem, Greetings rest of the entire university with loud, sary. If Mr. Murphy was forced Mr. Losee, though I admire your My name is Caleab T visible displays of poor sportsman­ stall the game for two minutes passion, dedication and intensity Losee, a Masters of Con v ship, both at home and away. It's not settle down the crowd, it is easier toward Coyote Athletics, I must position major and per­ as if we have to sit in our seals and perceive that he was doing his be question your attack on the Sports hold up signs that say applause in- job to maintain some civility and con il^ the most dedicated Information Director Mr. Murphy. steadofclappingandscreaming. We tro! over the arena, than of him hav fan in the history of I was not at the home game, and I can be rowdy fans. We can yell and ing a personal vendetta against th CSUSB Men's Basket­ did not witness the two minutes of scream and get wild, but there is a fans in the crowd who are necessar ball. i say this not because play that was supposedly suspended. thin line that separates what is toler­ to the continuation of athletic succes I need praising, but be­ But I have seen Mr. Murphy take ac­ able and what is downright unneces­ and the growth of the departmen cause m my four years of tion against loud and rude Coyote fdithiuliy attending games, fans who make personal comments I have never be^ upset, aimed at members of the opposing team. At the game between CSUSB Fight that Traffic Ticket! embarrassed, or humili­ and Cal Poly Pomona, where we set ated as I was by the tyran­ Inside the Coussoulis Arena, home of proud the attendance record, Mr. Murphy As a part of Associated Students, Inc. nical display of Mr. Coyote Athletic teams and their fans. took back megaphones that were Speaker Series, (ASI) is NO rr.e "o APPEAR CB; Murphy during last handed out to the men's baseball team pleased to present Mr. Lee Rittenburg SatunJay's game against Grand Canyoa a game. Mr. Murphy doesn't think so. because of overbearing, personal ver­ as a guest speaker. Mr. Rittenburg is -t Let me remind you that over two min­ Time and time again, he has at­ bal attacks on the visiting team. the founder of the law firm Traffic utes of play was stopped because of Mr. tempted to silence the voices of those I agree that home field has its ad­ Defenders, Inc., and specializes in -1' Murphy's personal vendetta against a fans most loyal to the team. vantages, but at what expense? A few loyal fans that take advantage of the During many of the away games loud, vibrant positive crowd that defending people against traffic idea of home-court advantage. I have been fortunate enough to at­ cheers for their home team, and lets citations. Mr. Rittenburg is a graduate the visiting team know when it has This season alone, 1 have attended tend, I have witnessed opposing of UCLA and the Loyola Law School. screwed up, is just as effective if not more games than I ever thought I teams fans cheer much louder and even more than a crowd that relies If anyone has had problems with traffic would: every home game and five harsher than anything our fans have .solely on attacking the visiting team. citations, this is the presentation for away games, and i have never wit­ uttered. So it confuses me as to why We have a reputation to maintain, and you. nessed such a distempered display of Mr. Murphy would be allowed to stop our actions as students and fans re­ harassment anywhere. I must admit, an entire game because he wants to flect upon our school and the image Presentation Title: Protecting if Mr. Murphy continues to censor conform fans to old, rusty, non-pas­ of our university in the minds and Your Legal Rights In Traffic Court and harass loyal fans, I would rather sionate style of cheering. opinions of the collegiate nation. The stay home and read about the results What I'm essentially asking of Sport's Editor of the Daily Bulletin, Guest Speaker: Attorney Lee later, or do my best as a journalist to the Athletic Department, coaching a paper circulated throughout the In­ Rittenburg from the firm of Traffic land Empire west of San Bernardino, persuade people not to attend games staff and players is to confront Mr. Defenders, Inc. has already condemned the fans of because of harassment. Murphy and ask him to please stop CSUSB as rude and atavistic. Date of the event: March 5,2002 To take the voice away from the the harassment of loyal, passion- If Mr. Murphy has embarrassed Time: 12:00 Noon — ^ine for a los^. ^ate. spirited fans. 'LoililltHi

Do you Suffer from Credit Card Debt? For more information, please contact the ASI Office at x5932 * A rr»^ 1_ _ r rri •. T f By Dianne Wilkman must for students. Without it, students 'A Tale of Two Circuits: Indian High can find themselves overwhelmed Special to the Chronicle with not only credit card debt, but Tech Workers in the United States." student loan debt as well. The facts are scary: Some colleges and universities According to the Consumer have some credit counseling in Monday, March 25, 2002 The dramatic growth of th« Federation of America, within their place. But it's imperative that U.S. information technology first year of being a cardholder, one Sycamore Room colleges and universities across the industry in thel990s has been in five students can carry a debt of state respond quickly to the new Noon-l:00 p.m. driven, to a large extent, by more than $10,000. Many consumer law in an effort to provide effective Indian-born engineers and advocates and credit counselors say financial literacy education and this heavy debt burden results in counseling programs. While credit computer scientists, students changing majors, changing cards are a fantastic way for In the immigration literature, these workers are viewed as schools or dropping out altogether. students to establish a credit a homogenous group characterized by high incomes and job Of the projected 1.4 million history, many students think that stability, that are well assimilated into the economic people to declare bankruptcy this financial disaster. This is a growing they have all the money in the mainstream. However, recent evidence suggests that Indian year, it is estimated that seven and very serious problem with world to buy pizza, clothes, CDs high tech workers in the U.S. can be segmented into two very percent will be in the 18-24 age younger, college-aged consumers. and Spring Break trips with their distinct streams or circuits. Whereas engineers in the "upper" group, according to a recent study About 80 percent of college new cards. Many parents do not on students and credit cards by the students have at least one credit know that their students are in circuit may fit the stereotypical profile of the skilled United States General Accounting card. Some use their cards to buy trouble. In fact, according to the immigrant, those in the "lower" circuit earn significanily Office (GAO). Credit card books or food, but most also use University of Indiana, more lower wages and have less stable work situations. companies bombard college them for clothes, entertainment or students are lost to credit card debt This paper empirically highlights the distinctiveness of students with offers of t-shirts, vacations. And, without proper than to academic failure. the two circuits with respect to education, migration history, sports bottles or food to encourage budgeting or financial education, Credit counseling organizations incomes, networking, and media perception. Theoretically, them to sign-up. Many students students can eventually find such as Springboard stand ready to the study demonstrates the manner in which skilled migration will give in to the temptation. themselves in substantial debt with help students who are in over their Fortunately, help is on the way. several maxed out credit cards. heads in credit card debt or just streams have been influenced by the labor practices This past September. Governor 'The Student Responsibility Act" want to learn more about budgeting associated with flexible accumulation regimes. Davis signed into law A.B. 521, can help stop credit card abuse before and how to use credit cards wisely. Professor Pandit is an internationally known geographer "The Student Financial financial ruin is inevitable. Among Through better education in whose research in migration and local labor market Responsibility Act," designed to other things, the new law calls on personal finance, students will not segmentation is published in one book and more than 35 provide higher-education students California's three public higher only learn how to use credit cards journal articles and book chapters. In addition, she has with relief from the escalating education systems (the University of wisely, but also establish a positive received numerous teaching awards at the University of crunch of credit card debt. Today, California campuses, the State College credit reputation that will follow Americans enjoy the broadest system and community colleges), as them into the future. Georgia. 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Ask for Sharon associated with credit can lead to real-world, financial education is a we.b'^ site at www.credit.org d-£ The Coyote Chronicle March 4, 2002 Why is it Always About Oil, and Why Am I Always Surprised?!

By; Dan A. Farmer fuels in the Caspian Sea region. j, Special to the Chronicle And who stands to profit from this aggres.sion? Noble and Have you ever tried one of those honorable groups like Exxon/ jrainteasers where you are given a Mobil. Unocal, and Halliburton fiumber of clues and fiom them you are to name a few. It now appears ladraw a conclusion? I've got a good that the worst fears of what (licfor you! I'm going to give you a George W. Bush and Dick Mb and you have to try to guess the Cheney could bring are now ^nection and what it means. Ready? coming to life, fueled by the Putin and George W. Bush are momentum from 9-11. becoming close allies. Enron donated How sad is it that the Bush 510,000 to the Bush/Cheney recount administration is using the tragic fund. Al-Qaeda attacked the United events from last summer to further States on 9-11. Russia attacked his objectives and bolster the bank Afghanistan in the '80s much to the accounts of his oil cronies?! What disliking of U.S. interests. boggles me is that the issues he uses A U.S. Government Energy to advance support for his energy information fact sheet on plan hold no credence upon the Afghanistan points to smallest amount of reflection. Afghanistan as a potential transit Example:Bush states that we Would our reaction to9-iI have been different if a Democrat was in the White House? Does George W. Bush have route for oil and natural gas. Cheney must secure more oil and natural gas alternative plans for his lough stance against terrorism? urarns congressional investigators to because of a shortage. When was the redefining what hegemony stands for. Caspian Sea region could amount to unjustifiable war? Could Cheney be lot interfere with the war effort with last time you remember gas prices Hegemony n. pi.: The predominant well over $4 trillion, according to the withholding information from the tone tedious investigation into 9-11. under $1.00? Bush reduces the influence, as of a state, region, or U.S. News and World Report. How GAO that would support this claim? Unocal, an American company and funding for renewable sources of group, over much would you be willing to spend For a bit of precedent, check out eavy donor to Bush and the Republican energy. Surely this would be the another or others. Also the state of if you were an oil company that stood http://www.abcnews.go.com/ |Party, is leading an international easiest way to reduce our foreign and domestic affairs during to gain access to this resource?Would sections/us/DailyNews/ jpons(*tium to construct the central Asian dependence on foreign oil, or for that the Bush/Cheney Administration. you buy an election? Would you help jointchiefs^OI 0501.html ine through Afghanistan. matter domestic oil! Bush names What's truly disappointing is that ensure votes did not get counted? Americans are getting the wool George W. Bush and Dick Iraq, Iran and North Korea as the I am an American, and the Bush Would you financially persuade a pulled over their eyes by billion theney made millions from the axis of evil. First off, I thought we administration is making me Supreme Justice to vote a certain dollar energy corporations who oil industry through only acted on threats to our country, ijhijnrd nf t,hqT_0rX.7aj.brJnfrrnt't lyatf iHr»i I miffht cvpn r^"'ii^r'- "(and Harken and Halliburton not threaten oUter^wbomhaYBnever and read what other countries are looking the other way for a million fossil fuel Mecca's in the Middle respectively. Bush and Cheney attacked American soil. saying about America and George dollars, let alone act in a certain way East, while we foot the bill for the ijiunched a war on terrorism against Our country is embarking on W. Bush if you get a chance. There if my life was threatened. military effort that will ensure them Af^fNV][i^tan's Taliban regime. an unprecedented attack on is no support for our objectives in If you're interested in reading safe passage to extract it. This doeS Cheney ihp^mently refuses to sovereign nations with no our war against terrorism anymore. some factual background to support not even take into account that release records' to further purpose than to secure We are losing years of progress in this theory, try using your favorite innocent Afghani and American pertaining as to how the Bush American oil and natural gas foreign relations, but I guess I internet search engine with words blood will be spilled for their administration formulated the Bush interests. The Bush administration is shouldn't be surprised. Bush didn't like Unocal, Afghanistan, Caspian interests. If perception is reality, then Energy Plan. Bush offers a tax break using the blanket of patriotism and fare so well in that department Sea oil, pipelines. Bush, Halliburton, I perceive that we taxpayers are that unquestionably favors the rich. Operation Enduring Freedom to during his campaign. What is even and Cheney and see what you come getting screwed, and our sons and Iraq and Iran are two of three cover up its agenda and deflect more heartbreaking is that Bush does up with. That's where I found most daughters are putting their lives on untries named in the axis of evil, negative press and media coverage not even represent the majority of of the literature supporting this the line for no loftier purpose than lush asks Congress to increase as un-American and unpatriotic. Americans. You do remember that a article. Use other combination money. I guess I should be careful ilitary spending by billions. The Freedom of speech and freedom of gentleman by the name of A1 Gore including words like Harken, though, big energy corporations ush administration cuts funding for the press are at the very core of won the 2000 election, right? I Westinghouse, Kazakhstan, have huge windfalls riding on enewable research. The Bush American ideals and are vital parts would go as far as to say that 9-11 Chevron, Condolezza, Rumsfield, Operation Enduring Freedom and, ministration releases its Energy to the foundation to what America would not have happened if George Ashcroft, GE, Occidental, and other with the help of the government, can an. including the call for increased stands for, yet these are the first areas W. Bush had not bought himself into similar words. You'll be surprised. keep track of little people like me livestments in oil and natural gas. being sacrificed to keep the public the Presidency. Here's my thinking: Currently there is legislation at and prevent my voice from being All right, what are you getting in the dark in regard to the Cheney and Bush have ties to oil and the table regarding Bush's Energy heard. My opinion may not matter from this list? If you answered connection between Bush/Cheney thus desire to have access to Asian and Plan. His plan essentially secures if it threatens national security, right? correctly, you probably came up and big energy. Middle Eastern oil reserves. Asian and the need for oil by dismissing the Conspiracy theory or not, the with (America + Afghanistan) x George W. Bush is rapidly Middle Eastern people denounce the Kyoto Protocol, discarding the need Bush Administration has certainly (war) = oil + natural gas. It almost changing what America stands for hegemonistic policies on corporate to reduce carbon emissions (a taken our country down a dangerous looks as if he were using the in the eyes of the international America. Gore's policies would have campaign promise), spurning the path. As we continue to lose allies American taxpayers to conduct a war community in his world, freedom is relied more on renewableenergy sources need for renewable sources of and credence in the international against countries that stand in the guaranteed only to those who follow arxl less on foreign oil. Gore is much energy, and counting on the counsel community, what further lengths will way of American access to fossil his lead and share his beliefs. He is more astute on foreign policy and foreign of his Texan energy friends rather the Bush Administration go to secure relations. Gore has no significant than the well-researched plans from access to oil and natural gas, whose monetary interests in fossil fuels. Gore highly educated experts such as the only objective would be to further did not heavily pursue the Taliban as did Union of Concerned Scientists, who, the wealth of those that have and the American oil interests and the Bush with the help of the American further their control of those that administration. I believe that the Taliban, Council for an Energy-Efficient have not? What will the Bush and more specifically Osama bin Laden, Economy and the Tellus Institute, administration risk in its thirst for felt threatened by the Bush put together a 50 page report titled oil? Oil and energy interests now Administration because now oil and the Clean Energy Blueprint; A have the power of lawmakers and the natural gas interests had the powo" of Smarter National Energy Police for mightiest military the world has ever 0 iheAmoicanmilitaryontheirside.Wiih Today and the Future. know working for their interests. 2 that threat came the potential of having ^ For the record, I feel that those Anyone else scared? American values crammed down their responsible for 9-11 should be .§ throat, including values that run against brought to justice. But why is it their religious beliefs. So much f. First Amendment. I believe Osama bin on the loose? Could the Bush Editor of the Coyote Chronicle t Laden felt he had to strike first, and I administration be stalling and using during the 1999-2000 school 1 believe that Gore's policies would not that excuse to broaden its oil 2 have been near as threatening, campaign? A reasonable person year. He currently resides in g Well, am I really that far olf? would think that our highly regarded Ohio. Any comments, questions Sure, most of this sounds too much intelligence would have found him or statements directed toward like a plot in Conspiracy Theory 2, by now. Better yet, could our own SuU'iliic images of a bomb hitting an oil refinery in Serbia. Today's wars are Mr. Fanner can be addressed to loughi over territory and possession of raw petroleum. Why not look toward but think about the financial government be plotting against its idternaiive sources of energy, tike hemp? implications. The amount of oil in the citizens to bolster support for an SBchron @ csusb.edu. The Covote Chronicle March 4,2002 the relationships get torn down it will 65% of the budget toward ^Karnig continued would have to pay more redefine the campus. academics." Once Karnig shot down because the San Andreas from page 1 This brought us questions about those figures the audience seemed Fault line runs right though at CSUSB had this to say, " I've administrative funding verses satisfied and moved on to the topic our campus. Therefore, the heard one side of the faculty strike educational funding. One student in that was a concern to a few in best cost effective idea would issues, and I came today to hear attendance staled that California attendance. This concern was the be to buy more land around the another perspective on the topic." State University's (CSU) spent 59% parking situation or lack there of. campus and put parking President Karnig did address the of the budget on the administration, The question on many minds spaces on it. Would CSUSB issue of the possible strike: and wanted to know how President "Vas if the school is going to expand consider running a tram I do not think there is going to be a Karnig could explain this. His the parking lots, or maybe even put service or extra security for strike, we are past the point of response was this: in a parking structure. Karnig said, people who park far away? mediation and we are in the stages Please use your critical thinking "I think there are about 6,000 parking Cal State would take into of fact finding now. I have been in abilities, if we spent 60% of the spaces on our campus, and one space consideration a tram service the education system for 30 years funding on the administration the goes to one driver." Continuing his like the one provided for the and I have never experience a strike. school system would fall apart. I statement Karnig mentioned that Our handicapped students, and an We need to understand that a don't know where you got your facts Cal State campus is about a mile long, escort service is already University is a fragile place, but they are wrong. I don't know and while there are many places to provided on campus. administration and faculty work about other CSU schools so I cannot park students choose to drive for 10 All this talk about the closely together, and the same goes speak for them, but I can speak foj" or 15 minutes trying to fmd that spot parking situation brought up with the faculty and the students, if this campus and here it is not true. in the middle rather than using that another issue; does the school Ian IjUiky asks I'rtsideni Furnifi a ifUtsUer, Here at CSUSB we put 10 minutes to park just a bit away and allow more students to enroll walk to there classes. than the facilities can handle? Not funding is coming from. The men: A resident of the dorms wanted to exactly. With each new class, there for the new resident halls is coiiiii know if there was going to be more is an outgoing class. Karnig stated form the residents. ThenewStude parking for residence only? The that the school is considering putting Union and Exercise facility will answer was yes. When the new a cap on the enrollment, because the funded by an increase in fee housing buildings are finished, there amounts of resources are limited. because last year the students vote will be 100 new parking spaces for The school may try only accepting for it. The new academic building the residence. 100 new parking applications post marked by are funded through bonds provj spaces, why not a parking structure? November as other CSU campuses by the state, through taxes. Karnig explained that parking already do. If this becomes policy, Karnig answered a few structures are very expensive. The CSUSB would have to send out questions, then proceeded to 1 least expensive structure that he plenty of notice to the high schools to attend another engageme knows of was built at Cal Slate informing them of the new policy. found Richard Hernandez after Northridge and the cost was around With talks of capping new closing words form our presi $10,000 per space. If our school enrollment, students questioned and I asked him, "Were were to consider a parking structure where the money is coming from for questions answered?" He re it would raise fees dramatically per all the recent developments that have "It was good to hear Presi quarter. SlOK per space is for the been taking place on campus. Karnig Karnig address the issues on hai Ed Mendoza and Luis Ponillo listened to President Karnig at the Events least expensive structure. CSUSB gave a break down of where the think he explained in good de Center February 26 m '^MohWchntlnued -Toxic contim from page 3 from page sues. to know who did the research about I They are educating people through a site and whether or not they have a ve Its'" variety of programs. The committee of­ interest in the outcome." fers walking tours, canoe tours, they also President Bush's action is a major i in the decades long argument over what] bring inner city youth to Mono Lake in the be done with waste produced by comme Committee's Outdoor Outreach Experi­ nuclear power plants and the federal nuc ences. They work with teachers to help weapons program. The size of the logo with in class programs to get the students The decision is now in the hand should be 8,5/11 ready for a Outdoor Outreach Experience congress, where the process of approval ( were activities include, canoeing, hiking, inches (letter paper be tied up for quite some time. If it progrc camping, and work projects. size) and it can be a in that direction, the Energy Department The Committee endorses Prop. 40. printout or a sketch. have to retain a license for the Yucca Moun Spivy-Weber says, "Vote for it". They also site from the Nuclear Regulatory Commi endorse ultra low flush toilets which are which could take up to several years. Presents offered free to the qualified customers of Whether or not these shipments wij LADWP. brought through San Bernardino, 11 For more information about Mono Lake estimated that nothing will be transp whi you can go to the Mono Lake Committee before 2010 and even that estimation is I Wit website at: www.monolake.org to be pushed back as time goes on. at il Don't forget to check out the progress of the vei; for Coyote Chronicle online at Jas( StCN http://chronicle.csusb.edu If you have any suggestions please E-mail us at [email protected] Theme; Logo should be an original representation that reflects i Indian tradition, heritage & multicultural image. Contact Person: Hajira Rahim (General Secretary, ISO) Submission Date: March 15*S 2002 i Location; Office of Student Leadership & Development MND wccMcs • vo oMftT • s»«ooirai«f s Student Union Room 119 Questions? Email us at [email protected] i 2offall san

By John D. Halcon Sports Editor Intermediate Bracket Advance Bracket

The playoff atmosphere has Old School Team Roc 35 aken over the Cal State San Bernar­ dino Recreational Department and Tuesday, March 5 ts participating athletes. The men's five-on-five basket­ (9p.m.) ball playoffs in the intermediate TAE jague looks very tough with team Conquerors KE and TAE possibly headed into Championship collision where they both might No Joke 62 meet in the finals. SigEp41 l\iesday, March 5 (7p.m.) Thursday, March 7 (8p.m.) However, TKE must get past iie pesky Medical Garden team as AE looks to slow down a versatile No Joke Vellow Monkey squad which de­ Yellow Monkeys feated Sig Ep in the first round. In the advance bracket. Old Money Inc. 61 School must wear off the Conquer- Yellow Monkeys 47 irs before facing No Joke in the fi­ nals. No Joke got a last-second three Championship point shot from Mike Johnson to Delta Sigma Chi 31 Hockey Bracket propel them past Money Inc. in the Thursday, March 7 (7p.m.) bemi-fmal portion of the playoffs 62- Sigma Nu 4 ()1. The women's basketball league Medical Gardens vas already awarded to the Soccer lirls team, which went through the Sigma Nu ntire season unscathed. In other playoff action, the TKE 3 T\iesday, March 5 (8p.m.) ockey playoffs look destined to be TKE 49 Championship 1 favor of Sigma Nu and the win- Sig Ep ers of Sig Ep and Sigma Chi. March 8 (3p.m.) The champioship contest for the TKE ockey game will be played on Fri- Sig Ep./Sigma Chi ay, March 8 at 3p.m. Title match for the men's inter- lediate will be on Thursday, March Sigma Chi at 7p.m. followed by the men's dvance championship game at >p.m. Hockey Night at the Anaheim Pond Cal State San Ber­ nardino students will be discounted VS.

Date; April 3, 2002 pRomnoH on ticket prices as COUNTY OF IAN BiRNARDiNO part of college night. Contact: 1-877-WILDWING Place: Arrowhead Anaheim Pond By John D. Halcon Web: www.mightyducks.com PART-TIME AND FULL-TIME Sports Editor POSITIONS AVAILABLE he Anaheim Mighty Ducks will be Kariya and Tverdovsky were both part hosting a College Night on of the Canadian All-star team in the Olym­ Probation Corrections Officer trainee TWednesday, April 3, when the pics that defeated the Americans for the gold Ducks host the Detroit Red Wings at the Ar­ medal. (Education Requiredfor PCO trainee: Any Associate or Bachelor Degree rowhead Anaheim Pond. Detroit will be powered by Steve or 60 Semester unhs which include 9 units of Behavioral Science) Game time will begin at 7:35 p.m., Yzerman, Sergei Fedorov, Nicklas Lidstrom, which will feature both the Ducks and Red Brendan Shanahan and the duo of goalies Wings pre-game presentation. Chris Osgood and Manny Legace. Probation Officer I & II The Ducks are entering its ninth season Fedorov leads the Red Wings in goals (Education Requiredfor POI& 11: Any Bachelor degree at the Pond, and will more than likely host a while Lidstrom is the team's top assist player. very tough Detroit squad. Cal State San Bernardino will be Or a total of 30 semester units in a Behavioral Science Amongst the players to watch on the ice amongst many other colleges invited to Col­ of which half must be upper division from a 4 year collie) lor the Mighty Ducks will be Paul Kariya, lege Night, so go out there to the hockey event Jason York, Oleg Tverdovsky, and goalie and represent you school while enjoying the Steve Shileds. game of hockey on ice. Have a packet with applications mailedl Contact the Recruiter NATA Promoting March for Trainers 909/387-6173 By Brian C. Short Trainers urge athletes to have [email protected] Sports Writer plenty of rest and exercises. download application: This month in March, the National tournaments, three doubleheader's in base­ \thlelic Trainers' Association (NATA), the ball and the Men's Regional's in basket­ ^ www.sbcounty.gov/probation governing body and voice for nearly ball in the month of March. 22,000 ATCs, will celebrate "National Ath- When asked what the non-athletes or walk in: etic Training Month" to promote good could do to stay in shape, Mrs. Watkins lealth and physical activity. said, " You need a general fitness program San Bernardino County Human Resources The theme the NATA is trying to pro- which includes plenty of rest, flexibility 157 West nith Street (^floor) note this year is "Prevention: Avoid Injury- exercises, eating a healthy diet, weight San Bernardino, CA 92415-0440 >tay Active." training, and cardiovascular exercises. CSUSB's athletic trainer Laura R. Watkins also said too many people try to 909/387-8304 ext 8 Vatkins said the athletic department be weekend warriors, which means they try ioesn't intend on celebrating "National to play sports on the weekend without con­ Uhletic Training Month," but she did say ditioning their body, which could lead to 2SUSB will be hosting three water polo pulled muscles. The Coyote Chronicle March 4,2002 Clutch Hit Drives in Winnning Run as UG San Diego swings past Coyotes 4-3.

By John D. Halcon Sports Editor Box Score

UC San Diego jumped to an Friday, March 1 early 3-0 lead, but needed a Keith Tritons 4, Coyotes 3 Hernandez double to give the Tri­ CCSD tons a 4-3 victory against Cal State 003 000 001 — 4 6 2 San Bernardino during Friday's CSUSB 000 101 100 — 3 91 CCAA action at Arrowhead Credit WP — Sereno (2-0) Union Park. Hernandez drove in Tyler LP — J. Smith (0-2) Sullivan, who had a leadoff double, Sv — Peelle (3) off a pitch from Coyote relief pitcher Hector Torres in the top of the ninth inning. The Triton's Tommy Sereno got tmv^m m ^drnmmm m mm ^ the pitching victory as his squad managed to collect its second vic­ WINDING. tory against the Coyotes. San Diego also won Thursday's contest by score of 6-5. Both victories for San Diego improved its overall mark to 11-8-1 John D. Halccn/Chronicl? and 6-4 in CCAA play, while the FLEXING..., THE BIG UNIT — Starter pitcher Anthonv Evans Coyotes dropped to 10-7 and 5-4. tosses for the Coyotes, but the senior right-hander wc --Sluggers continued handed with a no decision after watching his leani on nage 23 BLAST OFF!!!!! lose 4-3 during Friday's matchup at A rrowhead Parki

Family Motors Invitational Seven Oaks Country Club Bakersfield, CA Golfers take 6th at Bakersfield February 25-26 291 for an 887 total, 23 shots over CSUSB Wire Report Wash.), playing as an individual, Par: 72 par but only two strokes out of fifth also finished at 212 and was fourth Yardage: 7119 place. after the playoff. The Cal State Bakersfield golf Frank Firman was the medalist J.J. Jakovac of Chico State, team continued its ownership of the for the Coyotes shooting rounds of won the individual title at six-uii: , Fin. Top 15 Teams Scores Family Motors Invitational, 72-74-71 for a 54-hole total of 217, ^£r^lO. H^shot 70 Tuesday tq^ mmmmmmmwif \ ifcii ffi " otlta»ipteyers 290 279 286 855 ^y W strokes over second place Country Club course. He finished finished the tournament underpaid Chico State 280 294 291 865 Chico State Tuesday, February 26, 12th overall. In addition to Warburton and Loyola Marymount U. 294 296 287 877 at Seven Oaks Country Club in J.R. Reyes shot 75-77-72 for a Killmer, Josh Colace of St. Martin's College 287 294 296 877 Bakersfield. 224, tying teammate David Backus Loma Nazarene and John Shin Simon Fraser Univ. 294 299 293 886 CSUB, the No. 1 ranked team who shot 74-72-78. Lonnie Simon Fraser finished two stroki CSU-San Bernardino 298 298 291 887 in the nation (NCAA Division II) by Charleson posted a 77-75-74 back at 212. St. Mary's-Caiifom. 303 291 299 893 Golfstat rankings, shot two-under for 226 and Harry Grounds shot 78- CSUB junior Kevin Kle UC San Diego 301 296 296 893 286 Tuesday to finish the tournament 77-74 for 229. (Chilliwack, BC) turned in the Ic^ CSU-Monterey Bay 291 297 306 894 at nine-under 855. It is the second- The 'Runners won with a team round of ^e day Tuesday, carditi] Cal Poly 299 306 291 896 best team score in history of the effort. Three of CSUB's five scor­ a four-under 68 which helped hi CSU-San Marcos 300 293 306 899 Family Motors Invitational and the ing golfers finished under par vault to a sixth place finish. CSU-Northridge 294 311 301 906 best since the Roadrunners shot an for the tournament, led by se­ The Coyotes play next Mo Point Loma Nazarene 305 296 306 907 840 (24-under) to win the 2000 nior Dan Warburton (Coquitlam, day and Tuesday at the Cal Stai Victoria - BC 304 307 306 917 event. BC), who won a playoff for second San Marcos Invitational and th CSU-Dominguez Hills 308 306 306 920 Cal State San Bernardino fin­ place after finishing the tourna­ host their own invitational Marc. ished sixth in the tournament, shoot­ ment four-under (212). CSUB 11-12 at the PGA of Southern Cali ing collective rounds of298,298 and freshman Ron Killmer (Bellingham, fornia course near Calimesa.

Coyot© Sports Roundup: women's water polo drop season opener, Tennis suffers a toughi match, and Softball squad sweeps Cal State Bakersfield. Kendrick doubled down the left field CSUSB Wire Report a double to left. Melissa Clemann February 23 February 23 line to score Kristen Garcia who singled and Cal Poly Pomona, the nations Pomona-Pitzer scored fo reached on a single earlier in the in­ Kendrick was gunned down by 17th-ranked team in Division II, The Cal State Bakersfield soft- goals in the final two quarters ning. Szobonya trying to score from sec­ showed why it is one of the con­ ball team was swept by Cal State San play Saturday to defeat Cal State, CSUB did not score in the bot­ ond base. tenders for the CCAA title Sat­ Bernardino for the first time ever in San Bernardino, 8-4, in the open^ tom of the ninth. Erin Kelly (Mira The 'Runners tied the game in urday with a 9-0 defeat of Cal two extra-inning games Friday at the ing match of the Coyotes' 200 Loma, Calif.) fell to 10-5 on the sea­ the bottom of the seventh. Rios hit a State, San Bernardino on the Roadrunner Softball Complex. women's water polo season. son while Mikki Goldwater came on sacrifice fly to center field to score Broncos' courts. The Coyotes took the first game The Coyotes trailed 4-3 in relief to pick up her fifth win (5- Kelly who pinch ran for Salamino Cal Poly improved to 5-1 the half and could get no clos 1-0 in nine innings and came back 4). who reached on an error to lead off overall and 2-1 in the CCAA. Its to win the second game of the double as Sagehen's goalie Morga The 'Runners jumped out to a the inning. only loss was 5-4 to defending Sokolow turned away sever header 5-4 in nine innings. three-run lead in the third inning of In the top of the ninth Leticia CCAA champion and NCAA CSUSB shot attempts. Game one was a pitching dual. game two. Gutierrez led off with a single. She quarterfinalist UC Davis. Cal The 'Runners threatened in the fifth Joy Harland led the SagehenS With one out Amezcua singled advanced to second on a sacrifice State, a 7-2 winner on Friday with five goals and Lauren Moorcl inning. Jenny Rios led off the bot­ to left field followed by a Maigan bunt by Garcia. over two. ; tom of the inning with a single to had Salamino single. During the play at first base, Cal State L.A., slipped to 2- right field, Katie King moved her Sara Reneker scored two of Goldwater came in to pitch for third base was left unattended by 3 in the conference and 5-3 over­ over with a sacrifice bunt. the Coyotes' goals. Taryn Harp Kelly Presten and walked Licuanan CSUB and Gutierrez took advan­ all. A Tracy Szobonya single and a and Kami Wilson each scored to load the bases. Three consecutive tage. The most competitive match one. Lynn Kraftschik walk loaded the singles by Candace Pillado (Bakers­ Schiopppi single to left field re­ for the Coyotes occurred in No. bases for Allison Amezcua. Goalie Amanda Wells had field, Calif.), Rios and King scored cording her fourth RBI of the game 5 singles where the Coyotes Lisa three saves for the Coyotes. Amezcua hit fly ball to center field the three runs. giving SB a 5-4 lead. Duncan fought hard before Cal State will play in the to strand three runners. The inning ended with three still Licuanan singled with one out losing to the Broncos' Lisa Jones Claremont Colleges Tournament CSUB had another opportunity on base. in the bottom of the ninth, but the 6-4, 6-3. Coral Conley put up a in the eighth inning when the bases next weekend before hosting The Coyotes scored one in the 'Runners (19-8,6-6) could not score fight in the first set of her No. 3 were loaded for Valerie Rodriguez Michigan State on March 8^^ fifth on a Garcia triple that scored and the Coyotes (11-14-2,5-3) com­ •singles match with Michelle and its own mini-tournament Rodriguez hit a shot to centerfield Karly Romo who singled with one pleted the sweep. Hammond before going down 6- March 9. right at Kristine Behen to end the out. Janet Briscoe picked up her 4, 6-0. inning, stranding three more run­ They took a 4-3 lead in the sev­ first loss of the season and is now 5- Cal State's next match Is ners. To report any scores contact,, enth when Tracie Schioppi hit a 1. Goldwater picked up her second March 4 at Grand Canyon Uni­ the Chronicle sports editor Johft.;^ San Bernardino took the lead in three-run ho-merun over the left field win of the day and is now 6-4. versity. D. Halcon by emailing him a|"; the top of the ninth when Sharmaine fence. Kendrick followed that with TENNIS WATER POLO johnhalcon@hot— mail.com. : March 4, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle — Player Profiles — lennifer Newman headlines a revamped Coyote Tennis squad Let the Youth be Served — Women's Tennis has Youth and TalerU

For Jennifer, tennis is like This attitude she carries dis­ By Kermit R. Boyd brushing her teeth, it's a natural ev­ plays the security she has in her ath­ Assistant Sports Editor eryday routine that she has per­ "I really like my letic ability to compete. Newman formed since the early age of six. says before matches she is usually Being the No. 1 singles tennis At the young and athletic age forehand, but I very relaxed and focused about her lyercan bring about pressure, if of nineteen, Newman is Cal State goal, which is to win and have fun. need to Newman is an instrumental lu were a freshman. San Bernardino's No. 1 singles ten­ definitely But for freshman Jennifer nis player. piece to this years tennis squad which is 5-3 overall and 2-3 in the Bwman, she sees pressure as a ris- Newman attended high school still work on my i| vapor over a steamy river. at Pacific in San Bernardino where CCAA conference. Newman says, "We are doing a This easygoing mindset allows she played tennis. backhand. It is not lot better this year than what we did to succeed on the tennis court. Unfortunately, she sat out her girls are playing "This is an advantage because senior year in high school, but said as consistent as my last year and all the 'm not nervous before I play really that sitting out rejuvenated her spirit really well, which will hopefully al­ low us to surpass last years record." ood players, which allows me to go towards tennis and gave her a forehand." Since tennis is a respiratory ut and play my, best," said chance to recuperate after 12 years aspect of Newman's life, she has lewman. of competition. — Jennifer Newman learned how to cope with pressure For Newman, pressure is unap- As the top single player for the Plioio by Robcri Whitehead )arent; being a freshman takes away Coyotes, Newman faces established as if it were asthma. YOUNG LEADER — Jennifer So, the only pressure the young he pressure of winning and beating and experienced opponents that pos­ Newman may only be a freshman, but carry her through and occasionally exuberant Coyote has to face is de­ an opponent's No. 1 singles player. sess a wealth of knowledge from the No. I singles player sure doesn 'i to victory. ciding on what field of study she will iUI she worries about is the amount competing in the CCAA (California play like one. After silling out her The adulation she possesses for be majoring in. [pressure she applies to her fore- Collegiate Athletic Association). senior year at Pacific High School, in She is undaunted by this intimi­ tennis gives Newman the uncanny Kermit R. Boyd is the assistant 11^. And if the forehand is operal- San Bernardino, Newman returns for g to perfection, the burden auto- dating aspect, and utilizes her ath­ capability to enter matches un­ sports editor for the Chronicle. He the Coyotes with rejuvenated confi­ latipally falls on the opponent to letic ability as well as her prepara­ scathed by the hype that surrounds can be reached a [email protected]. dence and force on the court. op her. tion before a strenuous match to being the No.l singles player. Baseball Calender Mar. 7 atCSUDominguez,2:30p.m. Apr. 10 — Hawaii Pacific, 3p.m. (mowing When to Play and Let Go Mar. 8 —at CSUDominguez, 2:30 pm. Apr. 12-14 Sonoma St., noon Mar. 9 — CSU Dominguez, noon Apr. IS—Vanguard Univ., 2:30p.m. By John D. Halcon"" Mar. 14-15—atC.S.L.A., 3:30 p.m. Apr. 24 — Biola Univ., 7p.m. Sports Editor Mar. 25 — at Biola Univ., 2:30p.m. Apr. 26-28 —CS Stanislaus, 2:30p.m. Mar. 26-27—at Point Loma, 2:30p.m. May 3-5 — at SF State, noon Amy George would have never May 8-11 — CCAA Tourney lel Chelsea Carter had it not been Mar. 29-30 — Chico St., 11a.m. May 15-18 — ^|^iws*etbaU. ^ UC Davis._noQn_ The same goes for Carter, who -Sluggers continuea frame to cut its deficit to 3-2. ventured from her native land of However, in the saming inning, •BcQ^lyn, New York, to play a game from page 22 with the bases loaded and two outs, Aenfe"^thought would consume senior Adam Rabusin struck out ^ much her life,.. , The Coyotes scored a run in the looking on a 2-2 count to slash the For both seniors, basketball be­ bottom half of the fourth, sixth and came something more than just a seventh innings, but could not with­ Coyotes chances of scoring any­ game or an acitivity — it was part stand 13 stranded runners on base. more runs. of their lives. In the bottom of the fifth with Missed opportunities spelled Now that both players have ex- runners on first and second and one for what became a disappointing usted their final two years of out, the Coyotes Rene Leon loss for the Coyotes, who will con­ ligilibility — playing their final grouned into a 6-3 (thirdbase to tinue its season playing at Cal State imes on Friday and Saturday at San firstbase) grounder for the second Dominguez Hills on Thursday and fanciso and Sonoma State (March out of the inning. Friday. •2) — there is nothing more diffi- Following Leon's attempt, Saturday, March 9 will be the ilt than leaving the game they so right-hander Matt Rohr on a 2-2 next home game for the Yotes larned to love and respect. count flied to right field ending the which will be played against the John D. Halcon/Chronicle Closing the door on their bas- inning at a 3-1 deficit. Toros as a doubleheader starting COYOTE FOREVER — Despite playing their final games as Coyote basket­ itball career may not be easy, but After a wild pitch, the Coyotes noon at Arrowhead Credit Union 'e must go on for them. ball players. Amy Marie George (left) and Chelsea Nickia Carter (right) are both were able to score a run in the sixth Park. begining a new chapter of their lives. George will be graduating with her degree Chelsea Carter was psychology while Carter will obtain her degree in criminal Justice. 1 never a social person in high school, and nor was time diminished. then that her college basketball ca­ she the funniest person Yet, Carter opted to finish the reer would end there. we throw all kinds of ' . to talk during those season the way she had hope to do George didn't end her career at years. so — with integrity. the arena, but she did finish off a But her life "I could've redshirted if I two-year career with a lot of respect. [obstacles] at you. changed the moment she accepted wanted to," said Carter. "But I "I wanted to win and play more basketball during her junior year. wanted to finish my career with the games this year," added George who tuition isn't one of them. "Basketball just opened me people who I came here with." will be graduating with her degree up," said Carter. "It gave me some­ Carter will be graduating with in psychology in June. "But this was thing to do with my life." her degree in criminal justice, and really a good experience for me." Upon graduation, she ventured sure she will be sad her basketball On the court, George was a ver­ to Florida — leaving her friends and career as a Coyote had ended, but satile player, and she prided herself family behind — to play for the Carter has more than just basketball on learning the mistakes she made. Palm Beach Community College. in her mind. Anytime her team needed her, Carter spent two years at the "I'm a big kid at heart," added she was there; and anytime the game college, before making another Carter. "It's like I don't really want called for her, she was there. drastic move — this time shifting to grow up and face life after bas­ Now that the final buzzer on from the Big East to the Far West ketball, but it's done, now. I just have George's basketball career has of California. to move on with life." sounded, it is time for her to turn another page in her life. The transition landed the six- ,-..Sure, we'll have you climbing vrallsUBut if you qualify for a, ' ' foot Carter into the hands of the "I'm scared that its finally or. 3-year scholarship, tuifion's onq obstacle you won.'b;haye i, women's Coyote basketball pro­ Amy George has over," said George. "But I can't gram where she eventually polished come a long way from dwell on the game, I have to begin to worry about. Talk to pn Army ROTO rep. And get a leg up off her basketball career as a being the player and kid my career and finish off school." \ on your future/ ' • > r , ' rccongizable center for the team. she was growing up in George will pursue her career Her junior year. Carter was Washington. as a counselor and quite possibly ARMY ROTC named All-CCAA player, while also Having played her enter the field of coaching. Unlike any .other college course you can take. . being pan of a squad that finished first two years at Spokane Commu­ But basketball will forever be tattooed in her life. ^ 17-lOoverai! in2000-01. nity College, George had no idea that Special "Full Tuition Vaid" Scholarships! , However, Carter's senior year she would eventually land on the "It' 11 probably won't hit me that 1 was not what she expected. She Coyotes basketball team. it's all over until a few days later," . i Call 909-621-8102 for more info. missed several games to knee and Yet, the 22-year old took one added George. "But I can't keep play­ wrist injuries, and saw her playing visit to Coussoulis Arena and knew ing forever — it's done, it's over.'' The Coyote Chronicle March 4,2002 Hoop Briefs: A Knight emerges from the Shadows Men's basketball By Kermit R. Boyd pability of scoring at will, "We're collect another Assistant Sports Editor team, we have players that can sha score, and players that can defc CCAA victory, Knights rove hillsides to eradi­ extremely well," said Knight. cate evil and storm castles to rescue He is content with his role beautiful damsels from towers. They the squad. Knight feels that beinj while the Lady wage bloody tournaments in arenas, senior allows him to sacrifice i often to the death, to avenge insults. own agenda to accomplish t Yotes losses its Proud of their exploits, they gallop team's greater goal: Going to t tearr off in sunsets with chivalry, dignity, playoffs and being a championsli winning streak. and honor. contender. Cal State San Bernardino's Team chemistry is what Knij CSUSB Wire Report Knight is slightly unconventional, believes to be the leading reason w he doesn't wear armor, doesn't ride the Coyotes are reaping success i Five players scored in double a horse, and he doesn't have a year. Knight predicts that if figures as Ca! State, San Bernardino sword. He wears a shaved head, his can stay focused come regional tir laid claim to its third straight Cali­ armor is a black and blue jersey with they will have the opportunity fornia Collegiate Athletic Associa­ SB and the number one embroidered wreak havoc in the NCAA Divisb tion men's basketball championship on his chest. He strolls into the arena 2 tournament. with an 80-61 victory Friday night with a basketball tucked neatly un­ Being a senior, he hopes over San Francisco State. der his arm, while his shorts droop passion and enthusiasm will Lance Ray, the junior wing, slightly past his knees. throughout the locker room, insp. came off the bench to spark the Coy­ The arena he wages battle in is ing his teammates to put everytha otes with 16 points hitting six of Coussoulis Arena, and his name is out on the court. Knight prides eight shots from the field and grab­ Tellys Knight, a 6'5" 220-pound se­ self on holding nothing back so( bing eight rebounds to go with two nior. This Knight attended San Jose the whistle blows, he pours assists. State in 2000-2001 where he played ounce of sweat in his body c Junior wing Bobby Burries, basketball. Before that he played the floor until the ending bu2 nominated by the coaching staff for two years at Oxnard Community sounds. his second straight CCAA MVP College, where he was first-team all- "Every night you have to ^ award, had 14 points along with four state and conference most valuable the game all you have," said Kni[ .assists. Center James Taylor also had player. He Ippes his hardwtxidjegacy" • 14 points nine rphnun<1