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Aimee Villalpando | Chronicle Photos Chronicle Page 2 News Monday, April 15, 2013 How did we get here? A TURBULENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES & NORTH KOREA

March 2012 North Korea plans to carry out a rocket test AAimeeimee VVillalpandoillalpando | CChroniclehronicle PPhotohoto in honor WORLD NEWS of Kim II April 2012 Sung, the nations Pyongyang founder launches rocket despite North Korea shocks the world with deadly threats President By AIMEE VILLALPANDO joint military exercise. tion to assert his power. October 2012 Obama’s warnings Staff Writer The Obama Administration contin- N. Korea claims to ued to display their support by announc- Coyotes react have devel- ith rumors circulat- ing plans to deploy ground-based missile Student Jose Quintero explains “I feel oped missiles ing about North Ko- interceptors. that students here at CSUSB are not that that can reach rea’s possible missile President Obama was quoted saying, familiar with the North Korea situation. I U.S. mainland Wthreats, the United “We agree now is the time for North Ko- feel that all their sources are coming from February 2013 States continues to take preventative ac- rea to end the kind of belligerent approach social media such as Facebook, which is North Korea carries tion despite their claims that an attack is they have been taking and try to lower tem- depriving them from educating themselves not expected. peratures,” on April 11 by CNN. and kind of formulates biases towards an- out underground At this point in time, the world is di- While many analysts believe North other country without having the right in- nuclear tests, vided on whether or not they believe North Korea’s threats surpass their capabili- formation to back up their speculations.” threatens U.S. Korea will carry out its promise of nuclear ties and are quick to dismiss the possibil- When asked how he thinks the situa- they will con- attacks on their enemies, South Korea and ity of any actions being carried out, there tion will play out, CSUSB student Joshua duct stronger tests the United States. are those who believe the mere existence Shuford maintains an optimistic outlook March 2013 North Korea’s vague expressions of of such a threat should be taken very seri- by asserting that “there shouldn’t be war, N. Korea threatens their intent to push the U.S. “to the brink ously. or threats of war … I believe somehow of war” has effectively pushed most into a “The Defense Intelligence Agency people are going to have a stronger voice to launch a preemp- panic. (DIA) assesses with moderate confi dence and keep peace.” tive strike against the North currently has nuclear weapons Another student Jaime Garcia takes a U.S. and The President responds capable of delivery by ballistic missiles, critical stance on the issue, “To a certain South Korea. however, the reliability will be low,” said According to CNN, U.S. Defense Sec- extent, yes, North Korea may be a rogue Starts re- retary Chuck Hagel reassures that, “we Rep. Doug Lamborn, according to CNN. nation, but at the same time I think the April 2013 have every capacity to deal with any action On the other hand, some people warn media here would like to demonize North leasing propaganda U.S. offi cials tell North Korea will take to protect this coun- that as a rogue nation, North Korea is ca- Korea. The truth is somewhere in the mid- of strike on U.S. CNN that N. try and the interests of this country and our pable of destructive, irresponsible behavior dle, but what we get is obviously our end, Korea has allies.” and should not be ignored. whatever they want us to think.” two loaded Despite popular belief that North Ko- The issue continues to develop and This was demonstrated when B-52 missiles bombers were paraded over South Korea rea will not pull through with their threats, there’s no evidence that shows whether or in March, which was said to be an annual, analysts recognize Kim Jong Un’s despera- not North Korea will follow through.

GUN CONTROL Opinions still split as Obama pushes for tighter restrictions on guns By CALEB GASTEIGER said in a speech to The have has done nothing to Staff Writer Denver Police Academy on curb violence,” said Bill April 10. Rhinehart a Southern Cali- The National Rifl e This Academy is lo- fornia NRA member. Association (NRA) that cated only miles away from “In fact, I don’t believe backed members of the Re- the brutal Aurora movie anymore gun laws are go- publican party are doing all theater massacre where 12 ing to help anything.” that they can to make sure people were killed and 58 Rhinehart is not alone any gun legislation pro- others injured. in his feelings on the mat- vided by President Barack The fuel behind these ter. Obama is shot down. proposals also comes from There are 13 Republi- “Practical progress is the wake of the Newtown can senators who are prom- possible by enacting tough- school shooting where 20 ising to fi libuster any gun er background checks that children were killed along laws that will tighten regu- won’t infringe on the rights with six adults. lations of any kind on sales of responsible gun owners, and background checks, but will help keep guns out Not convinced according to the New York Caleb Gasteiger | Chronicle Photo of the hands of dangerous “I fi rmly believe that Times. people.” President Obama all of the gun laws that we Continued on Pg. 3 Chronicle Page 3 News Monday, April 15, 2013 U.S. AFFAIRS Compromise unlikely as NRA remains staunch Gay marriage goes Supreme Continued from Pg. 2 down on gun traffi cking and straw pur- chases, and fi nding ways to improve the Controversial Prop 8 and DOMA go up before Supreme Court This group includes Marco Rubio safety of our schools. of Florida, Ted Cruz of Texas, and Rand Straw purchases are when a private By KANDYCE HALL have already been offi cially recognized by Paul of Kentucky. agent buys a gun for someone who is le- Staff Writer the states. “I’m not really for guns on campus gally unable to purchase it. Once the cases hit court, more people by any means, but I’m defi nitely some- Some states, like California, already hile CSUSB students began to take a stand on gay marriage one who feels like we require a 10-day wait- relaxed during their rights. should be able to own ing period to purchase spring break, the Unit- U.S. Rep. Pete Visclosky, along with guns,” said CSUSB stu- At the heart of fi rearms, even from a Wed States Supreme members of Sojourners, a Christian orga- dent Christopher Bohse. private dealer. Court justices were busy listening to open- nization committed to faith in action for When asked about this debate, there are Former White ing statements on two prominent cases that social justice, have demonstrated their sup- the ability to own as- House Chief of Staff and could be the next milestone for gay rights. port for marriage equality. sault rifl es Bohse said, two sides wanting the current Chicago Mayor, California Proposition 8 and the De- Students on campus have begun to “You know, there is no same thing: the safety Rahm Emanuel, be- fense of Marriage Act (DOMA) were in- voice their opinions on the issue as well. reason for anyone to lieves this is not enough. troduced before the U.S. Supreme Court “I think you should be able to marry have an ‘assault weap- and freedom for the Emmanuel said in March 26 and 27 by former IBM program- who you love,” said student Caitln Thom- on.” aninterview with CNN, mer, Edie Windsor, to nationally recognize as. American people “There are gun pur- A main argument in the defense of Something chases done in Indiana Proposition 8 is that marriage laws should needs to be done and students. and then brought over. be left up to the state to decide. If the U.S. However, most So you need a uniform Supreme Court overturns Proposition 8, Americans stand behind some of the pro- policy on gun control.” right to marry is a the decision would encroach on estab- posals that Obama puts forth. This ideal follows suit with Chica- “Equal lished state power. According to the results of a recent go’s own gun policies which are believed basic American liberty,” “If a state law is unconstitutional the CNN poll, 86 percent of Americans are by some to be the strictest laws in the na- federal government has the right to change tion. it,” Thomas said. in favor of strengthening background Theodore B. Olsen checks in some form. Despite its tough regulations, Chi- Student James Walker hopes Federal That same poll also stated that 83 cago’s number of murders in 2012 totaled Former lawyer Reagan Administration Defense of Marriage Act will be over- percent of Americans favor Obama’s pro- up to 506, which broke its previous record turned. posal to require background checks at gun of 433 gun related deaths in 2011. “Marriage is religious,” Walker said. shows. At the heart of this debate, there are “They don’t have jurisdiction over mar- Other proposals that Obama has put two sides wanting the same thing: the riage. They do, however, have jurisdiction on the table include expanding back- safety and freedom for the American peo- the validity of same-sex marriage. over marriage benefi ts.” ground checks to all gun sales, cracking ple and students. The Court listened to arguments on the Proposition 8 was passed by Califor- California Prop 8 case, also known as Hol- nia voters in November 2008 elections. It lingsworth v. Perry, where two opposing added an amendment to California Decla- arguments were formed by Theodore B. ration of Rights that stated, “Only a mar- Olsen and Charles J. Cooper, former law- yers in the Reagan Administration “Equal right to marry is a basic Ameri- can liberty,” Olsen said. “The decision to Olsen’s argument was followed by Cooper, who was representing the state of change state marriage Coyote Chronicle California. “The decision to change state mar- laws should be left to the riage laws should be left to the voters in Editor in Chief Richard Bowie Online Editors Matthew Bramlett each state,” said Cooper. voters in each state” Michael Umana DOMA, sec. 3, restricts marriage ben- Managing Editors Koby Heramil Multimedia Editor James Kohler efi ts to heterosexual couples, which is the Charles J. Cooper Manal Museitef foundation for the United States v. Wind- Layout and Design Editor Isabel Tejada Former lawyer Reagan Administration sor case. News Editor Jonathan Ng Windsor sued the Federal government Asst. News Editors Brenda Acuna after not receiving a refund in the federal Opinions Editor Julia Matulionis Mariela Limon estate taxes that were paid for the death of riage between a man and a woman is valid her partner of over 40 years, which lead to or recognized in California.” Features Editor Isabel Tejada Asst. Features Editor Gabbie Corral the United States v. Windsor case. Prior to Proposition 8, The Defense Windsor, 83, argued that DOMA sec. 3 of Marriage Act was enacted on Sept. 21, Arts and Entertainment Editor Marissa Mooney Asst. Sports Editor Kristopher Sarikas violated her rights, but under consideration 1996 under President Bill Clinton. of the court they found it unconstitutional The Law restricted federal marriage Sports Editor Chelsea Underwood Copy Editors Kimberly Cabello under the Fifth Amendment. benefi ts and required inter-state marriage Lynn Post The case questions whether it is con- recognition only to opposite-sex marriages. stitutional for the U.S. government to re- The Supreme Court’s decisions on the fuse to recognize same-sex marriages that two cases are expected by July.

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Students living in the high desert are getting screwed out of transportation options and CSUSB is not doing enough.

By LYNN POST Staff Writer

s if the cost of tuition Lynn Post | Chronicle Photo wasn’t enough, students With an average of 9.5 percent of students living in the high desert Commuter Services needs to push for more public transportation options other than just the van pool program. who live in the High Des- Aert are getting the short The van pool leaves Victorville at 7:30 Calderon currently stays near cam- Azusa Pacifi c University, and the Univer- end of the stick due to lack of public trans- a.m. and heads back from CSUSB at 4:30 pus with friends throughout the quarter to sity of La Verne. portation options. p.m. avoid the high costs of commuting from Generally, these campuses offer adult On average students spend $100 a So if you have a later class you may her home up the hill. education courses and a limited number week, or more, on gas to attend classes at end up hitchhiking home. Joey Weatherbie is a student with a job of degree options, leaving someone want- CSUSB. Priority seating goes to campus em- obligation in the High Desert. ing to obtain an English degree, like yours Student Mathew Ford said, “I stay ployees and any seats left may be fi lled on He said, “I work for the In-N-Out in truly, forced down the hill. down here during the week because its too a fi rst-come fi rst-serve basis. Hesperia [...] I love working there.” Therefore, CSUSB is the closest full expensive to drive back and forth.” Enterprise runs the service at a cost of Weatherbie only works on the week- service campus for High Desert residences. Commuter services needs to address $100 a quarter. According to CSUSB’s In- ends because the cost of driving from his Without an increase in fi nancial aid, the issue and increase communication to stitutional Research Department, roughly home on campus is too high to be worth- loans, or pay many student take too much students about their services. 1,200 students live up the hill. while. of a loss in terms of commuting costs. The only option they have other than That’s 9.5 percent of our student popu- There are a lack of universities in the This can create more stress to those driving (or perhaps zip lining) is the Ride lation, and that fi gure does not include the High Desert and the ones that are available who are already taking on the stress of col- Share program also known as the van pool. students who originate from that area and only offer a handful of degrees so options lege classes, jobs, families, etc. Availability to students is limited un- have since moved on campus. are extremely limited. Transportation worries must be allevi- less they’re one of the lucky few whose Student Celina Calderon had this to Each of these campuses are satellite ated. More options of public transportation schedule’s fi t with the current van pool’s say in regards to the van pool, “That kind campuses all connected with colleges lo- for long distance commuting students is a hours of operation. of resource would be benefi cial to [me].” cated down the hill; Brandman University, no brainer. It’s time to cut them some slack Sodexo making positive changes after hearing student feedback about portions and pricing

By ERIN LEACH need would be directly available to them Staff Writer when entering the cafe.” What Janosky didn’t expect as a result For years, students have been ques- is that the new vendor would bring new tioning the validity of the dining services products that do not prove appealing to branch, Sodexo. students. This entity which controls the options To ensure that students are satisfi ed, afforded to student dining on campus, has Sodexo is working to remedy the backlash recently made changes to one of the most of these changes. visited venues in the union, The Coyote He states, “After we realized that the Market. changes in baked good and chips were “I purchase from the Market a lot and drastic, we began ordering the old bakery I really appreciated the convenience aspect products, beginning last week, and are cur- Erin Leach | Chronicle Photo of it. I can grab something that I know as rently attempting to sort out the chip bags Sodexo makes changes after student’s negative feedback. familiar, not fast food, and with relative and brands.” ease and at cheap prices,” said student Bri- “We are also looking at up- Sodexo said it is fi ghting for its stu- union,” he said. an Morales. dents and considering some other big Sodexo is not only being receptive to However, students have begun to no- grading Starbucks since that changes on campus that may prove posi- students needs, they are also open to talk- tice slow changes like the size of the chip tive for student satisfaction. ing with students directly. bag shrinking and the packages of donuts seems to be a big hit with “It feels good to know that what we “I would be completely open to the smaller in number and size. want is important to the companies supply- idea of having a forum where students “I also think that [the donuts] taste students.” ing products, and that for them, it isn’t al- can voice their opinions and suggestions worse,” says student Marissa Duvall. ways about making money,” said a student. regarding the food on campus. They are These changes, although irritating, David Janosky Janosky also shared that Sodexo is always more then welcome to come in my may eventually result in some positive out- General Manager of Dining Services looking to answer the call for healthier offi ce to give comments and concerns,” comes for students. foods with gluten free pastas and organic said Janosky. It provides proof to the student body materials. Although Sodexo has been hit hard that Sodexo seeks student interests, if these changes can be chalked up to the change in “We are also looking at upgrading over the years it may be time to turn a new products aren’t working for students, So- supplier for the market. Starbucks, since that seems to be a big hit leaf. dexo is open to remedy. “We were looking for a vendor that with students, and we are currently in ne- We should begin to appreciate their David Janosky, the general manager could do a better job at consumer placing gotiations with retail formats to see if we fi ght for student interests and development of dining services, explained that recent and management, so that what students can place a more appealing chain in the to ensure a positive student experience. Chronicle Page 6 Opinions Monday, April 15, 2013 The Weekly Chuckle Learn from my Mistakes An advice column

20-something CSUSB In recent weeks North Korea has been threatening The United States, South Korea and Japan; crossing Beijing as well by ignoring their warnings against missile testing. CNN reports a secret meeting between U.S. and North Korean offi cials, senior Julia Matulionis “The source described the meeting as part of regular back channel exchanges between the countries.” The meeting answers your probing occurred shortly before more threats from Kim Jong-Un and his plan to attack the United States with nuclear missiles. questions about love, North Korea has been performing missile tests since the new young leader took over, a successful underground test was done in mid-February. The U.S. has been keeping a close eye on the situation and is prepared to shoot down any missiles life, and anything else launched at the U.S. or our allies. that’s on your mind. Cell phone <3 taken to a whole new level “As a 27-year-old After surveying nearly 100 students it turns out they would rather lose their wallets than their cell phone college student By BRENDA SERVIN your shipping address and billing address You can put your phone in lost mode whose changed their Staff Writer enclosed. which displays a small message and lets I have had my wallet stolen and I have you provide a number where you can be More than 55 percent of CSUSB stu- also lost my iPhone. reached in case the person who found your major 5 times, had dents said they’d rather lose their wallet When I had my wallet stolen, I had to phone wants to return it. than their smart phone. call my bank to report my debit card, go to Unfortunately, the app only works if over 20 different When people lose their wallets, they the DMV, wait in line and pay the replace- your phone is on and if it’s connected to fear that the information lost will be used ment fee. the internet. Unlikely, if someone is plan- to steal their identities. The bank reimbursed the money that ning on keeping it. types of jobs, The amount of personal information was stolen after I fi lled out the paperwork If you don’t have insurance on your that we keep on our phones is greater than and I received my new license in the mail. phone, the cost to replace it is upwards of and a multitude of the contents of our wallets. When I lost my iPhone, I went to $400 a hefty price for a struggling college Unless you keep your social security AT&T and logged in to my iCloud student. card in your wallet, which means you’re account. Take all the pre- life experiences I’d begging for someone to steal your identity. Through my iCloud ac- cautions you can, to I don’t know about you, but I have all count I was able to use the ensure the infor- like to pass some of my passwords saved in my phone to make Find My iPhone app which mation on your it convenient to check my mail; this can provides the area your phone stays pose as a great vulnerability. phone is in, but fails to give private; you’ll this wisdom on to E-mail accounts contain so much you an exact location. be happy you more information and grant more access For example, if you did, if the time those who can for identity thieves than simply having use the app while you’re ever came where your ID. at CSUSB it would only it was When you go to the login page of a narrow down what lost. appreciate it,” website there’s a link that e-mails your building your phone password for that account if you forget it. is in, not the room. How easy would it be for someone, The app also who has your e-mail, to look through your gives you the op- -Julia Matulionis previous mail for websites you have ac- tion to erase your counts with and go directly to the web- personal infor- sites to have your password mation from the E-mail your questions to e-mailed right to them. phone. Not too hard right? CoyoteChronicleAdvice@ Someone can even get your home address After realizing the danger of gmail.com through a past e-mail. losing information stored on If you have ever ordered any- your phone, losing your wal- Ms. Matulionis is not a trained psychologist thing online, the confi rmation e-mail let seems like no big thang. or physician. For matters of great circum- the website sends you includes both Koby Heramil | Chronicle Photo stance please contact a professional. Chronicle Page 7 Arts & Entertainment Monday, April 15, 2013 CCoachellaoachella andand DesertDesert DazeDaze By ABIGAIL TEJADA WWherehere mmusicusic llovingoving CCoyotesoyotes Staff Writer ggoo toto roamroam Good music, good people, good cording to student Laura Romero. Keep the party going at events times. Yes, it’s that time of the year Other students, such as Everett such as Filter’s Yacht Club party, Neon again. Delong, describe Coachella as the cel- Carnival by Bolthouse and the return No, I am not talking about spring ebration of youth, free spirits and mu- of Rhonda’s Queen of the Desert soi- break, I am talking about Coachella sic. ree. and Desert Daze. Coachella started as a boycott The weather can be perfect for against Ticketmaster on Nov. 5, 1993 pool parties, so make sure to keep your and has expanded into something eyes and ears open. Coachella huge. “Independence man, that’s what Something new to look for this Coachella does not subject itself Coachella is about. It’s so insane how year is the desert party series at the Re- to only an individual’s music taste, but one small vision created something so naissance Esmeralda, where you will it has become an event that music go- grand,” said Delong. get a taste of a Las Vegas club scene. ers from all walks of life enjoy. With all of the excitement going Come April 12-14 and April 19- around do not forget to fi ll up the gas 21 bands such as The Neighborhood, tank and bring money to spend on the Desert Daze Social Distortion, The xx, The Lum- delicious food. If you missed out on getting your ineers, Tegan and Sara, Benny Bena- Local restaurants such as Ruth’s Coachella tickets, there is always Des- ssi, Two Door Cinema Club, 2 Chainz Chris Steak House & Las Casuelas ert Daze. and plenty more will play at the Em- Quinta, and Baohaus for Taiwanese Bands such as Tinariwen, Warpa- pire Polo Grounds in Indio. Chicken, will be on site. int, Chelsea Wolfe, The Entrance Band For one to experience Coachella To all my vegetarian attendees, and Night Beats will be performing in full effect, one gets to camp on the you have not been forgotten; vegetar- April 20 where one is also given the festival grounds as well. ian friendly vendors include Jamaican option to camp. Unlike Coachella, “My favorite thing about Coach- Vegetarian, Certifi ed Organic Farmer’s Desert Daze has not only been con- ella is camping for three nights among Markets, Just Tossed Organic Salads densed to a one-day festival, it has also some of the most friendly people who and more. been condensed by price. have a strong love for music,” said stu- If this three-day festival does not If your heart was dead set on be- dent Monica Mojarro. fulfi ll your party needs there is more ing a part of Coachella, you do not The event was been described as, fun outside the gates. have to completely miss out on the “Three days full of non-stop fun,” ac- Coachella fun. chella Essenti oa BBee Coachella-readyCoachella-ready withwith thesethese al C ddesertesert fashionfashion mustmust haveshaves s By BRITNEY VARGAS tending the event for the second time. Staff Writer So what are the fashion must haves and trends for this year’s event? For years, Coachella has been an icon- The essentials include fringe accents, ic musical event that show cases the most lace patterned tanks, or distressed denim innovative and popular music, but recent- whether it be jeans, shorts, vests and wo- ly, not only has this two-weekend party vens. housed endless musical talent, the festival There are also comfortable sandals, has evolved into somewhat of a west coast paired with a wide-billed sun hat and lay- fashion week. ered jewelry accents to fi nish off the look. Coachella has always portrayed some Camoufl age has made a huge come of the most individualistic and creative back this year on the runways, as well as in styles, from maxi dresses to fl oral head- street style. Camo is most certainly a trend bands and high-wasted shorts paired with expected to be sported within the Coach- bikini tops. ella crowds. Now, more than ever, fashion brands Forever 21 has even released a whole such as Forever 21, Guess, Urban Outfi t- collection solely dedicated to the Coach- ters, American Eagle Outfi tters and Nasty ella theme, with graphic tees, fl oral dresses Gal have centered their clothing lines and and fun and friendly accessories. trends around the music festivals arrival. With some of the biggest names in Student Chris Ortiz is also aware of retail presenting these Coachella-inspired how the festival has transformed. lines it has become such a breeze to style “Coachella had defi nitely evolved,” your wardrobe for the big weekend. said Ortiz. “I think that it’s not so much The desert heat is surely a huge in- about the music anymore but the fashion fl uence on these trends so these minimal and how much the music has infl uenced pieces are almost a must for the weekend. fashion in general.” The light pastel and neutral colors are Every year the fashion level of the best to wear to stay cool under the sun. festival is raised, with more and more ce- Sheer dresses, maxi skirts and cropped lebrities attending and even more fashion tees are best paired with fringed, embel- trends making their debut. lished sandals, along with worn-out high- Not only are attendees looking for- waist shorts. ward to the music, they are just as excited And if you still have no idea how to to see the fashion trends. style your hair with your outfi ts, wearing “I’ve always looked forward to the a cute fl oral headband or summer hat with music but now I get more and more excited your wavy locks will defi nitely get you in for the shopping I get to do, I literally have the festival mood. an outfi t planned for everyday I’m there,” And of course, don’t forget to wear said student Stephanie Placencia, who’s at- sunscreen! 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ery few Vartists have had as many hits in their career as Rihanna. I’m talking about Billboard hits, relax. The Barbados princess of Rocafella rose to fame quicker than we can say her full name, Robyn “Rihanna” Fenty. Since Jay-Z signed her on the spot in an impromptu au- dition in 2003 the 24-year-old has become one of the most consistent and infl uential pop stars of all time. I had the chance to catch Rihanna on her fi fth stop of the “Diamonds World Tour” at the Honda Center in Anaheim Tuesday night. Doors opened at approximately 6:30 p.m. The crowds began to creep in Story and photos by Manal Museitef Continued on Pg. 9 Chronicle Page 9 Arts & Entertainment Monday, April 15, 2013

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Continued from Pg. 8 and she hit every note right on key. After a few lines from this track, Ri- and before I knew it the lights began to hanna lowered back under the stage and dim, as I prepared for A$AP Rocky to take charged out from the top of the stage in a the stage. beautiful Givenchy black and gold number. The rising hip-hop artist released his She strutted down to “Phresh out the critically acclaimed album Long.Live. Runway,” in her signature charming and A$AP back in January and has been on sexy way and belted out her hit singles, promotional tours all around the world. “Pour it Up,” and “Cockiness,” in the fi rst The Harlem rapper fi nally took the stage act. around 8:30 p.m. His stage featured props In act two Rihanna came out with a inspired from his video for single “Long. bang in a custom rock ‘n roll inspired two Live.A$AP.,” clean white mountainous piece. Bright fl ames shot out from the backdrops and a black and white throne. sides of the stage during “Rockstar 101,” Rocky approached the stage in an Al- and she even took us all the way back with exander Wang inspired look, a white zip- a reminiscent performance of “Umbrella.” jacket draped over a grey tank, and played She got a little crazy in her third act with proportion with a pair of white shorts while performing to some of our favor- over white long john thermals. Rocky ite RiRi joints such as “Rude Boy,” and stood with his arms spread out, absorbing “What’s My Name.” the sea of roars from the audience. In act four the stage was illuminated Members from A$AP Mob joined with green and purple lasers that urged the Rocky on stage while he performed sev- audience to be on their toes the entire time. eral songs from his debut album as well as After the upbeat dance party Rihanna tracks from his 2011 mix tape Live.Love. slowed down and packed on the heat in a A$AP. hot red two piece gown as she performed Crowds rapped along to popular tracks the steamy ”Loveeeeeee Song”, and the such “Jodye,” “Wild for the Night,” “Was- old school “Hate That I Love You.” sup,” and his renowned hits “Peso” and She got even more emotional with “Goldie.” Rocky even spit his verse from her last set and performed the love ballad, fellow rapper Schoolboy Q’s “Hands on “Stay.” Rihanna closed with the ever-pop- the Wheel.” The rapper kept the crowd ular “Diamonds” in her fi nal look, a beauti- hyped up and ready to go for Rihanna with ful grey beaded jumpsuit custom made by his closer, “F***in Problems.” Lanvin. Around 10:30, it was time for the main With a complete fi ve act concert Ri- attraction, RiRi was set to hit the stage. The hanna showed her infl uence in pop, R&B, Islander ascended from the stage in a “dark techno and even a side of hip-hop through- and romantic” black fl oor-length ruffl ed out the whole show, making her one of the silk-crepe cape (pictured on pg. 7). The most diverse and relevant artists of our piano melody from, “Mother Mary” began generation. playing and two Greek statues project on The international sensation is continu- the screen behind her, setting a deep and ing her tour all the way through until July, intense tone for the audience. to prove to the world that she truly is the Her voice was surprisingly better live, good girl gone bad.

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By SHANNON LUSTER chase in the woods is bound to horrify you and make your that no character is safe in this world of old magic and de- Staff Writer stomach jump. Amazing special effects help add to the mons. This movie stars Jane Levy as the mentally fragile sense of dread. They launch you straight into this world Mia and Shiloh Fernandez as likable David. “Evil Dead” promises to frighten you to the point with demons, dark magic and fl ames. David and Mia are believable as brother and sister, where your stomach is out of you and onto the fl oor where The special effects are so realistic the demon looks which is a compliment to both Fernandez and Levy’s act- you will soon want to hide behind your theater seat. like it could reach out and grab you. ing skills. Their brother/sister dynamics are the strongest This horror movie soared to number one in the box- A woman behind me repeatedly exclaimed, “Oh my when David and Mia discuss past problems, especially offi ce and raked in $26 million during its opening week- god!” from all the suspense. about their mother. end, according to the IMDb Charts. Both the original movie and updated version slowly David, the good guy in a tough situation, is a like able “Evil Dead” is a remake of the 1981 cult classic, “The build suspense, leaving you wondering what is hiding be- character, and you will likely relate to him as he struggles Evil Dead” directed and written by the well-known and hind the closet door or lurking in that dark cellar. The orig- to save himself and the others. Actors Jessica Lucas as in- talented Sam Raimi. Raimi is a producer for this updated inal score, written by composer Roque Banos, heightens telligent Olivia, Elizabeth Blackmore as shy Natalie, Lou version, and Fede Alvarez steps in as the director and writ- the slowly building suspense throughout “Evil Dead,” and Taylor Pucci as impulsive Eric rounds out the cast. Each er. The beginning scene shows a group of friends arriving the music reaches a feverish pitch during attacks, high- actor is perfectly cast in his or her role. at an isolated cabin hidden deep in the woods where they lighting frightening moments. The ending scene complete with an unexpected twist soon encounter a threatening demon. Editor Bryan Shaw fi nds the right moment to end and may surprise you and possibly sets this movie up for a This movie is at its strongest during chase scenes start each scene to build suspense, leaving you guessing in sequel. when the demon terrorizes the group and will leave you on eager anticipation about what will happen next. Cinema- Join David, Mia and their friends as they come face the edge of your seats. tographer Aaron Morton tilts the camera, accentuating the to face with a demon in a movie that promises to thrill and The demon’s fi rst appearance complete with a crazy strangeness of the events and leaving you with the sense horrify.

in production sound sloppy and poorly put together. Let’s just say they could use a bit more ‘oomph’ and a little less ‘blah.’ The dull Tyler: the boy beats do fi nally seem to make an attempt to showcase power and energy at track 15. “Trashwang,” begins with a big bang and continues with a fast upbeat pace that who cried Wolf listeners can fi nally rock a little after the previous tracks hold minimal “wow” fac- By LUPE DURAN tors. Staff Writer Once you move past the fl at beats and focus on the stories within the songs, the yler, the Creator fans re- witty lyrics will make listeners laugh, think ceived the expected outland- and, at some points, a little uncomfortable. ish antics of the Odd Future “I didn’t really like the homosexual Tmember in his newest album, comments he made in a few songs,” student along with a pleasantly surprising look into Cristen Morales said. “It kind of comes out his personal thoughts on love, relationships of nowhere too. I was like ‘Whoa, okay, and fame. that was kind of wrong.’” Wolf contains the same comedic ele- It’s true that songs on the album such ments and explicit language over mellow as “Rusty,” do make homophobic com- beats, courtesy of Hodgy Beats, which are ments which when considering Tyler’s similar to his previous albums. lyrical ability to express himself render What we love and appreciate from Ty- unnecessary, makes listeners question the ler and the Odd Future gang is that they re- Odd Future member’s choice of words. mind listeners to look beyond mainstream As far as the contribution featured art- music. Originality is not dead. ists made to the album, some made more Avid OFWGKTA listener and student of an impact than others. Erykah Badu, James Reynoso agrees. “If you’ve never accompanied by male voices in the back- heard Tyler the Creator and you’re expect- ground on “Treehome95” is refreshing and ing some ‘ringtone rap’ trash, like Drake or even if the song is short and the beat is Lil Wayne, you’ll be disappointed.” mellow the addition of a female voice was The album features artists such as much needed and the perfect lead into the Frank Ocean, Erykah Badu and Pharrell, next song, “Tamale.” who each bring their own fl are to add onto “I’m not much of a Tyler, the Creator Tyler’s creative venture. fan,” student Alyssa Morris said. “But, af- In “IFHY,” (an acronym for I f***in ter listening to the CD in my friend’s car, hate you) Tyler and Pharrell explore the ins that song stuck with me.” and outs of loving and hating a person at Regardless of the extra attention that the same time. was missing in production and the nega- Wolf is Tyler’s longest album, con- tive sexual references made on a few of taining 18 tracks. Tyler’s lyrics on Wolf the tracks fans agree, for the most part, that exemplify his talent, but his amateur style Wolf is an album with a story. Chronicle Page 11 Features Monday, April 15, 2013

commenting on each and every [post] because I can.” said. “I’m not there to prove anything to anyone or enter- Bautista thought of the screaming pose at a local tain everybody. If they don’t like me, they don’t like me, event held for students called “Pride Prom.” I’m indifferent about it.” “They [take] a picture before you go in and one of Though Bautista has earned himself some them is a formal picture and the second one was a fame he remains humble and modest. He’s a scream! funny picture and so none of us were doing any- Studying neuropsychology he hopes to thing so I got it started and that’s where I made one day work in a mental ward to help that pose, that screaming pose,” said Bautista. the mentally ill. You’ve probably laughed at this Little did he know that the pose would Besides his scholarly goals Bau- be how he is recognized by others today. tista has a strong interest in music With a goal to succeed and advertise and acting. campus celebrity’s posts on himself, Bautista was inspired by Michael He dreams to form a band. “I “Memes Guy” Diaz to create a ‘like’ page don’t want to get super famous, CSUSB Student Confessions, but of his own, but after some careful thinking but I at least want to make a living he felt uncomfortable about the decision, out of it. At least for a while so I can you might be surpised to know thus the advertisement of his “Scream- live that life, that musician’s life and ing Pose Guy” page was stopped. then I also want to be an actor.” there’s more to “Screaming Pose “I’m not going to continue Originally with long hair, he cut it for promoting it on the [Confessions] a job opportunity which he says he Guy” than that signature pose page because I don’t want to never got, but what he did with his seem annoying,” said Bautista. hair after it was cut only shows However, anybody that more of his caring side for oth- By RYAN LIBBY is well known will have ers. Staff Writer some people that will try “I’ve been wanting to to bring them down. donate my hair to Locks uis Alberto Bautista has made quite a name “Screaming Pose of Love or something for himself over the past few months. Guy” has re- like that and I fi nally Known for his screaming pose within ceived some did it,” said Bautista. Lhis Facebook profi le picture, Bautista has criticism by If anybody were been a frequent commenter on the Confessions Face- anonymous to see Bautista on cam- book page since its establishment back in October. posters on the pus they may not know The CSUSB Student Confessions page has since confessions page. it is him. generated over 2,400 likes on Facebook, giving Bautista “When a lot Keeping mostly to more recognition than he could have imagined, earning of people started himself, Bautista enjoys him the nickname “Screaming Pose Guy” by other com- noticing me, it was being recognized, but would menters. expected because rather remain just another stu- “I never really had any goals per say,” said Bautista not everyone’s dent attending CSUSB hoping to when asked about what made him start to comment on gonna like you and achieve his goals as a neuropsy- the page. “It was just sort of a I’m bored, I’m gonna start I’m okay with it,” he chologist, musician and actor. Screaming Pose Guy comments Pose Screaming Some of the Chronicle’s favorite favorite Some of the Chronicle’s Students learn how to build lasting relationships By ART ORTEGA things like, “You’re so lazy!” Staff Writer or “You always bug the hell out of me!” Building relationships Instead of criticizing, is an important part of life, learn how to complain in- especially for us college stu- stead. For example, if your dents, because meeting new signifi cant other says he or people and learning how to she is going to do something manage relationships is a vi- and then forgets to do so re- tal skill that can help lead to mind them that they went success. back on their word. As young students, we Unfortunately, you were still have much to learn about the one that was let down, the do’s and don’t’s of rela- so be sure to let them know, tionships. kindly, that you didn’t appre- Whether problems arise ciate it. with a girlfriend or boy- The second horseman, friend, friends, colleagues the worst of them, is con- or even family, it is wise to tempt. Contempt includes learn to recognize the “The hostile language that targets Four Horsemen of the Apoca- a person’s character and of- lypse,” written by Dr. John ten demeans that person. It is Gottman who has conducted “sulfuric acid to love,” stated over 40 years of breakthrough Gottman. research about relationships. For example, “You’re The fi rst horseman in an L7 wienie!” Although a relationship is criticism. this might make your friend Even though it can be ex- laugh, it will hurt later on tremely hard not to criticize when he realizes he really is someone, especially when one. you want to rip their head off. Another rule of thumb is Try to refrain from attack- if you get into an argument ing their character by saying Continued on Pg. 13 Art Ortega | Chronicle Photos Chronicle Page 12 Features Monday, April 15, 2013 Bacon, bacon and more bacon! New bacon craze has students talking, sizzling and munching By DANIELLE WORKMAN ratio of protein to fat. many options. own cupcake business, called AbieCakes Staff Writer So, instead of reaching for the sugary As I strolled through our Coyote Cupcakery. One of the more recent cup- cereal or dry toast in the morning, cook Market, I noticed we have many cakes Abe bakes is the “Bacon Cupcake.” acon has always been the some bacon. You will be full much different options with bacon in When asked, “What inspired you to underdog in the food world. longer and your taste them, including chips, add bacon to your cupcakes?” he respond- Not any more. The newest buds will be wraps a n d ed, “I decided to do a bacon cupcake so Bcraze is bacon. Cupcakes, people can see the many different ways ice cream, soda, chocolate and much more bacon can be used. I also wanted people to are all being made with bacon. have a nice treat with one of the best things People usually use it as a topping on a BACON!!!” burger, or as a side with eggs, but bacon is Not only is bacon being used on cup- rising to the top of not only popularity, but cakes, but the savory bacon flavor is being as a healthy food. infused through hot sauces and sodas. Dr. John Salerno, a celebrity dietitian “I would rather have bacon hot sauce and prodigy of the Atkins Diet, explains than bacon soda. I only eat turkey bacon in the article, “Bacon-The Next Health now anyways,” said student Geselle Mar- Craze,” how bacon can be one of the tinez. healthiest foods to eat. Bacon is now crumbled, mixed and “Nitrate-free bacon is an excellent satisfied. flavored drizzled onto anything imaginable. source of high protein, low-carbohydrate If you crackers. Student Megan DiLello explained one energy that helps to reset the metabolism do not have Al- of her favorite Italian dishes that includes and it’s filled with amino acids deliv- time to cook though these bacon. ered without the risk of dangerous levels it yourself, options seem “One of my favorite dishes is called of mercury, which can be found in many Denny’s in the normal, ba- Pancetta. It is a mixture of shrimp, bacon fish,” stated Salerno. Santos Manuel con is making and pasta. Delicious!” As students, we don’t have time to sit Student Union, has appearances in As you can see, bacon is frying, grill- down for a long, well prepared meal. Most a variety of options some decadent des- ing and rising to the top. People are becom- of our meals are on the run. that serve bacon with serts and dishes that ing more and more creative with their ba- Bacon is a healthy alternative to a sug- their meal options. you wouldn’t normally con recipes. It may or may not be a come ary meal replacement. Breakfast plates, burgers, sandwiches think of. and go craze, but if it is come and join the Salerno shows how bacon has a 4:1 and even à la carte, bacon is served with Student Abe Acklin has created his party while its sizzling! Don’t let fears control your life Students share what creeps them out on campus and how they get over it By PRISCILLA ARVIZU Staff Writer

There are two basic fears that haunt students everywhere. Fear of being a victim of an assault when walking from class to your car, and failing classes. Imagine yourself in the dark walking to your car after your evening class. You begin rumbling in your school bag for your car keys, you hear footsteps hitting the pavement faster and faster. Suddenly, you turn around, you can’t see anyone follow- Whether you fear ing you. creeps following News of shootings and assaults sends you like student shock waves through students. It doesn’t Kevin Gobler comfort us knowing that throughout re- does, or you just cent years we have heard about all these of do not feel safe tragic stories reoccurring on Universities. walking alone in “It’s awful walking to my car at night the dark, contact after my class. I call people to keep me campus police to company. It’s like carrying a tiny witness be safely escort with me,” said student Ashlynne Macan. to your car or Walking in a dark campus is one of Isabel Tejada | Chronicle Photo dorm. many fears students encounter. Fear is a response to physical and tential life-threatening situation. “I always Anyone who goes to college at some time Center located in UH-351 offers free tutor- emotional danger. If we didn’t feel it, we make sure I have somebody to walk with encounters the same fear. ing services, it is intended to develop stu- couldn’t protect ourselves from reasonable after dark,” said student Charles Grey “I can’t just get a D or F and every dent academic skills. threats. Student safety is essential to our cam- thing’s okay. I’m afraid to fail. I don’t have If you fi nd yourself afraid of walking Many times we fear situations that are pus and that is why the university offers money nor time to fail. My heart say’s your in a dark campus you can call the Univer- life-or-death. Other times we fear non-life many services to make students feel at smart and you’ll be okay,” said student sity Police or evening escort service. The threatening situations. ease. Amber Williams call may be made from an on-campus Traumas or bad experiences can cause Maintaining a safe environment set- Solutions to help lessen most student phone at x75165 or at 909-537-5165 from a fear reaction within us that we fi nd hard ting is necessary to assist students in suc- fears are available at your request on cam- a cell phone. to crush. However, fi nding ourselves in ceeding academically. pus. Fears encountered can be looked at in non-life threatening situations may be a Fear of failing a classes is not a life- As far as fear of failing classes some- a positive aspect in many situations. Stu- chance for us to face this fear and move threatening situation. Yet it is a fear that times it takes a failure or two to learn more dents are advised to conquer their fears and past it. many students encounter on campus. than if you always did the right things. overcome them by taking it as a challenge Walking in a dark campus can be a po- You’re not alone in this fear of failing. This can be prevented. The Learning to be better. Chronicle Page 13 Features Monday, April 15, 2013 The silent treatment Tips to fi x your never works. “Continued from Pg. 11 lem worse. Have you ever had a fi ght with a relationships with a friend, don’t tell him that his mama friend and then avoided confrontation? If bobs for apples in the toilet and she likes ”you answered yes, how long did you actu- it. This will also demean his character by ally wait before the two of you talked the psychologically abusing his family. situation out to an understanding? Two Stone- ship. It is better to confront your problems As a fi nal example, do not, I repeat, do weeks, maybe four? walling face to face and talk out the situation with not EVER tell your friend that he plays What happened once is un- your friend to resolve it. ball like a girl. the two of you pulled your Chances are, if he or she is a true A study by Gottman revealed that heads out of your butt and friend, they will be willing to dissipate the people in relationships also have more sat down to talk? Was problem and revert to being buddies again infectious diseases throughout their it a misunderstanding just as much as you want to. lifetime if they treat each other with that never really was a The best way to go about handling contempt and disgust. I guess we could problem to begin with? healthy friends, family and signifi cant others is say that being contemptuous toward an- Bingo! in a re- to have an “attitude of gratitude,” as spo- other person makes people sick. Liter- lation- ken by Heather Henry during the, “How ally! to Build Successful Relationships Work- The third horseman is Defensive- shop.” ness. There was a lot of information Defensiveness involves coun- given during the workshop and ter-complaining and making up the crowd was very engaging. excuses which can really escalate If you don’t believe me, an already existing problem. Try to ask your fellow student take a step back and inhale a deep Nayeli Hernandez who breath when a situation like this aris- said, “I love coming to es, and then come back and handle the Heather’s workshops. situation in a logically sound way. I’ve been to her work- Lastly, there is the “Stonewalling shops before and I al- Horseman,” or better known as, “the si- ways enjoy them.” lent treatment.” Henry offers all stu- Come on, I know we have all giv- dents to go check out the en someone a taste of this one be- Health and Wellness Cen- fore. This action never resolves ter, and especially the work- a confl ict. In fact it almost shops during this Spring always ends up hurt- 2013 quarter. It’s free for ing someone and students to come seek coun- making the seling and there is no limit to prob- the number of visits you can have. Chronicle Page 14 CoyoteChronicle.net Monday, April 15, 2013 Chronicle Page 15 Sports Monday, April 15, 2013 Kelley and family take to the fi eld The support from the Kelley family enables Kerry to be a better team player

By CHELSEA UNDERWOOD well to encourage and sup- is showing his support for Sports Editor port him on the mound. his teammates as well. Kelley laughed when With such a young erry Kelley, a he talked about how he can team, Kelley has taken the junior pitcher hear his mom during games steps in order to help them Kfor the CSUSB sometimes yelling over the become stronger and more baseball team, con- experienced pitch- tinues to perform on ers for years to the mound but does come. not forget about the “I try to be a support he has on the good role model,” stands. said Kelley. The support Even though from his family has he is not able to become a big part in help each and ev- Kelley’s career. ery pitcher, he tries His dad and his best to help grandpa were his them through out coaches and has the season. helped him grow With one through the years. more season on his His grandpar- plate, realization is ents have shown their starting to kick in. support in another “I feel lucky to be able to “You never way as well. know when your He says his have that [support].” last pitch is going grandparents have to be thrown or not missed any of his Kerry Kelley your last time go- baseball games since ing to play,” said eighth grade. Kelley. Even still to this day, crowd “C’mon Jr.!” With this in mind, he when ever he looks up from “I feel lucky to be able continues pitching his best the mound, they are cheer- to have that [support],” said but remembers to appreci- ing him on. Kelley. ate where he is and to enjoy His mom and little sis- This support continues the rest of his time here at ter come to the games as from his family but Kelley CSUSB. Sports Monday, April 15, 2013 Coyotes strike out against Wildcats By AMANDA MENDOZA The second game was equally disap- score. Staff Writer pointing when Chico took control early The Coyotes lead until the ninth in the game and never slowed down. inning, but the Wildcats were able It was a three game strike out for The fourth was the Wildcats most to tie the game. Coyote baseball last weekend against the prominent inning scoring four out of During the ninth, pitcher Chico State Wildcats, who are currently their 10 runs. reliever Kerry Kelley came in ranked fi fth in the NCAA. The Coyotes were unable to answer and gave an ending double On Friday’s opener, the Coyotes fell back to the 9-0 run until the sixth inning play to force extra innings. behind early and could not catch up to the when they scored their only three runs of However, Chico State Wildcats. the game. earned the win late in the The Coyotes gained their fi rst run Pilkerton earned the Coyote’s fi rst game during the 13th in- during the seventh inning when Richard RBI of the game with a ground out to in- ning. Mount singled to the left side bringing fi eld that allowed Castello to score. Wildcat’s Ryne home senior Curtis Cassise to score. Later on, senior Remington Miller Clark hit a double to Later in the eighth inning they scored hit a single to the right which brought in right fi eld and teammate their fi nal run as senior Michael Castello junior Trevor McMaster and senior An- Roger Boulden scored grounded out to second base, bringing drew Harrison to score. from fi rst base. home senior Jake Pilkerton ending with a However the game concluded with a Despite their loss fi nal score of 2-6. score of 3-10. the Coyotes played good Looking to redeem themselves, the Coyote’s junior Ruben Rios, pitcher baseball out hitting the Coyote’s were ready for the double head- of the week, threw a jaw dropping per- Wildcats 11-3. er on Saturday, or so they thought. formance during the series fi nale on Sun- Kelley said, “Chico’s During the fi rst game of the double day that allowed the Wildcats only one fi rst place, they came out header, Chico State handed it to the Yotes hit during the fi rst seven innings. hot, our team didn’t come as three different pitchers struck out 14 Rios along with team members Bri- out, but the last game was the Coyotes combined. an Jipp and Kerry Kelley struck out a to- best and we fought for it.” The Coyotes struggled throughout tal of 11 Wildcat batters. Kelley kept in mind, “go the game and came out with another loss It was looking pretty good for the out there like you’re fi ghting for a of 1-6 even with senior Billy Hamilton’s Coyotes as they took the lead in the fi rst playoff spot.” double down the right fi eld which brought inning and kept the Wildcats off the bas- Coyotes (11-21, 5-9) plays home Chelsea Cassise to the plate during the eighth in- es. Hamilton hit a two-out single down at Fiscalini Field on Friday to take on the Underwood | ning. the middle which brought in Cassise to four-game series against San Francisco State. Chronicle Photo

75 percent of shooting. Senior utility player and All-American Vu and senior driver Bray also contributed to the Coyote attack scoring a total of three goals. Unfortunately, the Lady Yotes failed to outscore their opponents, ending the match with a fi nal score of 13 to 15. Later that afternoon, the Yotes would go onto face University of La Verne in a Western Water Polo Associa- tion match at Loyola Marymount. The opposing team seemed to be evenly matched with the Yotes. Ultimately, the deciding factor between the two teams would not come from their attack, but from their defense. Sophomore goalkeeper Madison Morris and junior goalkeeper Kelsey Purkiss had a combined six saves when the fi nal whistle blew. Despite the Coyote’s impressive defensive perfor- mance, the Leopards were able to maintain their lead by one goal. One of these goals in particular was scored by Leop- ards sophomore driver Maddie Lovrenski at the 1:40 min- ute mark in the third quarter of play. Needless to say, despite the efforts from Purkiss and Morris, that single goal gave enough edge for the Leop- ards to come away with a victory. Devan Lee | Chronicle Photo With the end of the season approaching, CSUSB Head coach Sarah Reneker provides helpful tips and pointers at practice to ensure the lady Yotes are prepared for their upcoming tournament against UC San Diego. women’s water polo carries an overall record of six wins and 23 losses. According to head coach Sarah Reneker, she believes that at this point with only a handful of games left, inten- sity is the key to pulling out victories in the remainder of the season. WWaterater ppoloolo ccomesomes ccloselose ttoo vvictoryictory “I really try to preach to the girls that maintaining a high level of intensity while staying mentally focused is what will win us games,” said Reneker. By DEVAN LEE 2013 season. Reneker brings a sense of optimism to the pool and Staff Writer The fi rst half of the match appeared to be in favor of believes that if the team can keep a high level of integrity the Sagehens as they took the lead in the fi rst and second that she feels is necessary to win, the team could poten- Coyote women’s water polo fell short again losing to quarters of playing time. tially win the rest of their games this season. both Pomona-Pitzer (10-15) and University of La Verne By the second half of the match, the Coyotes were “You know, throughout the season we really haven’t (11-19) on Sat. April 6. neck and neck with their opponents. been too far behind in a match. I can honestly say that On Saturday morning, the Coyotes prepared for a non- Both teams managed to score an even fi ve goals in as far as the teams we have played we match up pretty conference match up against the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens. the third period and three goals in the fourth. evenly, we just need to step up the intensity,” said Reneker. It was senior day, which marked the end of careers for Furthermore, junior driver Alison Glaser played an The Coyotes will go on to play in the CCAA tourna- seniors Georgina Bray, Heather Bertram, Sierra Deforge important role for the Coyotes offense by scoring six goals ment against the UC San Diego Tritons (19-12) in La Jolla and Misty Vu as well as the fi nal home match of the 2012- out of her eight attempts throughout the match, averaging on April 19.