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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volume 35, Issue 12 February 11, 2002 Serving the Students of CSUSB for 35 Years CFA Initiates 'Reed Patrol' California Faculty and Labor Union representatives gathered on the streets to protest Chancellor Reed's appearance at an anti-union hotel in downtown San Francisco
By John J. Eddy Executive Editor
SAN FRANCISCO - In front of an estimated crowd of 800 teachers, labor unionists, students and supporters, the California Faculty Association in partnership with the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union, Local 2, held Many people were carrying custom signs like this one. a loud, vibrant and positively Cal. State San Bernardino Faculty stands proud at the protest in front of the Marriott Hotel. Pictured from lefi powerful protest aimed at the to rightTerri Nelson. Foriegn Languages. Thorn Gehring. Educatioanl Psychology, Karen Kolehmainen. Physics. MiyoToruno.Economics. Michael Clarke. Performing Arts.Yasha Karant, Computer Science Tom Meisenhelder. California State University ''We don't want Sociology. Carol Haviland. English. Aurora Wolfgang. Foriegn Language. Jackie Rhodes. English Chancellor Charles Reed and a strike but we the Marriott Hotels This was the first event in a The bargaining was overseen by a executive top brass. have no choice series called "TTie Reed Patrol," neutral mediator who acted as judge, "Shame Mr. Reed, double but to begin in which the CFA plans to protest and determined that both sides were the presence of Chancellor unwilling to sacrifice any portion of shame. Shame on those who preparations are behind the Marriott's Charles Reed throughout the their case to reach a compromise. With closed doors," said Art both for a strike state. The protest followed a that ruling, a formal impasse was Polawski Executive and for other series of CSU Teach-ins this past certified and the dispute was sent to Secretary-Treasurer for the fall, hosted by the CFA in an an independent fact-finder understate California Federation of forms of job effort to inform students and employee -labor law. temporary faculty about the The CFA has been disputing 1.abor. "We are back again on action." Susan our promise never to leave conflict in negotiations between various CSU administration tmtfl there is justice!" Meisenhelder the CFA and the CSU policies, both toward the The hotel, which hasbeen on administration. TTie collective misplacement of financial the organized labor's boycott list bargaining stage of the allocations made for faculty and the few its refusal to negcxiate with its workers who negotiations has since been ended as of this CSU's faculty hiring tactics, which voted to unionize in 1996, was site of this year's past month when a neutral mediator certified have brought more temporary American Council on Education, a convention the talks had reached a formal impasse. faculty into the system. "Our fight held annually by the nations tc^ educational John Travis, Chair of the CFA Baigaining is not about money, but we are tired administratcMS. The CFA and Hotel/Restaurant Committee and Professor at Humboldt State of faculty compensation dollars Top Left: Susan Meisenhelder addresses all in attendance workers saw this as an qjportunity to combine University, described collective bargaining Top Right: a puppet interpretation of Chancellor Reed their union struggles together into one large, as a judicial process in which both sides state ~Protest Bottom Left: An Effigy of Reed is paraded throughout the visually stimulating demonstration. their case and rebut their opponent's view. Continue on page 1 street. Bottom Right: the crowd marches Budget: Is the CSU Faculty a Priority? alarm about the negative trends in of how Chancellor Reed expects By Karla Buchanan the CSU. The faculty are the CSU faculty to continue to teach, Staff Writer CSU's most valuable resource. with less pay, to a growing number On January 10, California But the CSU administration has of students. Governor Gray Davis made public turned a blind eye toward the Additionally, as CSU San his proposed budget for the 2002- growing salary gap, choosing Marcos professor of Business 2003 fiscal year, which runs from instead to spend millions oi> Administration George Diehr July 1 to July 1. In the proposed increasing the size of the CSU explained, "The increasing salary budget. Governor Davis made bureaucracy," stated California gap, combined with California's high Go XXX with La Sexxx at clear that education was a top Faculty Association President cost of living, will hamper the CSU's the Fullerton museum priority. Susan Meisenhelder. ability to recruit and retain the best In fact, he made allowances Currently CFA is r^uesting possible faculty. As a result, the for the California State University experience-based raises, increased CSU's quality of education will system to receive a 4.5% increase stipends for department chairs, as in general funds, or $116.9 million. well as re-evaluation of workload, Average Yearly However, even with this increased lecture job stability and contract Earnings funding the CSU faculty is to enforcement. The administration, receive only a 1%, or $22.4 on the other hand, is simply 2001-2002 million, increase in employee proposing a 2% across the board compensation, opposed to the 4% increase. According to CSU $80,000 Umoja Day Brings together employee compensation CFA is spokeswomen Colleen Bently- $7.5.7^3 all stuUents asking for. Adler, "They've asked for According to the California additional money that comes to Postsecondary __ Education \_$13 million above the 2% we $70fX)0 -\-$68.-$68,470 Commission (CPEC), the average have." full time CSU faculty member will Although the faculty has been unsuccessful in negotiations, earn $68,470 in 2001-2002. The $60,000 THE SCENE on page 20 other comparable higher Governor Davis has allotted $87.9 education institutions will receive million to support projections of a an average of $75,743 in 2001- 4% enrollment increase in the CSU 2002. These figures are based on system next year. $50,000 numbers supplied to the CPEC by "Fully funding our enrollment Red Rose Ball the CSU Chancellor's office. The growth will be the key to providing Blossoms CFA is currently requesting a copy educational opportunity to future CSU other of the data set so they may generations of Califomians," said Faculty Faculty calculate their own figures. CSU Chancellor Charles Reed. "This confirms our growing However, this begs the question il p
The Coyote Chronicle February 11, 2002 Cruising to the Futtne \Vith the Sail PtDgmm the following services: academic abled; and is a US citizen or per By Angelic Navarro and financial aid advising, adjunct' manent resident. Special to the Chronicle courses, assistance with graduate- The workshop being offered is school materials, cultutal and edu intended to give students the tools The Student Assistance in cational enrichment activities, ac necessary for academic achieve Learning (SAIL) Program at cess to the multimedia station, per ment. Basic study skills will be in CSUSB is offering a Study Skills sonal and career counseling, read- troduced as well as helpful tips for Workshop for Adult Reentry stu ing assistance, and personal test-taking. dents. Although the workshop is growth workshops. The Study Skills workshop is specifically geared toward reentry The SAIL program also partici being conducted by Mr. Sean students to assist in establishing pates in the Adopt-A-Highway Davis, SAIL counselor. Mr. Davis good study skills, all students are Program, prints The Quest which is a CSUSB alum. After receiving welcome. is its quarterly newsletter, has a his Bachelors of Arts De^ee in The SAIL Program was estab study lab facility, and organizes Communications, with a minor in '1= lished to offer students support study marathons. The SAIL Pro History, in 1998 he continued on services as well as to assist in guid gram also exceeds excellence with to receive his Masters of Arts De ance in graduate studies and pro its helpful staff. gree in Counseling and Guidance, fessional programs.. The Study To be eligible for the SAIL Pro- both from CSUSB. For further in Skills Workshop is only one of -gram, a student must be one who formation about the Study Skills many services that the SAIL Pro is low-income according to federal workshop scheduled for February Photo by: Angelic Navarro gram offers. guidelines; whose parents have not 13th at 5:00 PM, contact the SAIL Sean Davis. Sail Counselor The SAIL Program also offers earned a bachelor's degree; is dis office in University Hall, Rm.386. "We would like to go back to a time when things at CSU were oriented toward students." ~ John Travis oyotB 4Jhron -Ptvtest part-time faculty it supports them. faculty," said Eunice Aaron. CPA is looking for writers! Continuea from page 1 The part-time lecturers are denied lecture Vice-President from San If you are interested in becoming a staff many of the rights afforded to Francisco State. The allocation writer, call 880-5289 or E-mail sbchron tenure-track faculty, she speaks of is the comp>ensation @csusb.e(iu like job security, pool set aside for retirements and health benefits and a turnovers and the issue that is retirement package, driving the CPA to fight is that and the CPA wants the administration insists on Distributed Learning the CSU diverting these funds into a nearly administration to half-billion dollar computer offer better benefits database and a managerial Builds a Bridge to them and provide bureaucracy that has grown more policy was drafted in part by Dr. some level of job than 43% since the mid '90's. By Desiree Jacques the security. TheCSU's CPA alleges that perhaps some Sti^ Writer .ill use of part-time of the faculty allocated funds and by a faculty senate lecturers has made their way into the 'Bridging the Distance" is the committee. After its drafting and approval by the senate, it was increased 67% since administration pocket, supplying name given to the ambitious new policy the Office of Distributed finalized when signed by 1994-1995 to 2000- the extra money needed to Learning has undertaken. Hoping California Stale University San 11 2001, while there compensate the growing to create a "Network of Bernardino President Albert has only been a 1% managerial work force. They Distributed Learning", the office Karnig. increase in total believe these funds would better wants to use the Title V grant just "We're in the preliminary stages now, we're just getting a track-tenured serve such plans as hiring more awarded to CSUSB to create a strong, secure system of curriculum ready," says employment. tenure-track faculty, underwriting alternative learning. Monaghan. "Primarily we want When asked how health benefits for non-tenure "This is an infrastructure grant, to ensure it is a high quality CPA Bargaining Chair John Travis addresses the press the CPA planned to track faculty, ensuring pay parity it's going to help us support experience for the student." recruit more part- for counselors, reducing workload faculty development so we have Hopes are high for the future of distributed learning, being used by the Chancellor for time faculty into the union, and improving the quality of more instructors trained to teach from a distance. It is an investment eventuallythey want to have the other sources. We want honest and Meisenhelder replied, "We've put a educational life for students. in the future," says Dr. Rosa third and fourth years of Liberal fair accounting of where the lot of money into lecture OTganizing "I hope students would take a Gonzalez, Assistant Director of Studies teaching degree courses money allocated to faculty goes but sometimes it is very hard for us look at some of the materials and the Offrce of Distributed Learning. available through these and we want fair treatment and job to contact part-lime faculty because ask themselves if the university She added that it is not only for alternative methods, but no one is making any promises this security for part-time faculty," said they may not have offices, phones they want their younger brothers training instructors, but also for developing a secure way to^each early in its development. Meisenhelder. or computers so we almost literally and sisters to go to is the one that via the internet so students feel However, this policy has the These desires reflect trends in have to go to their class to tell them is being created (by the CSU safe. potential to positively affect the recent years that show the CSU about the union. It is pretty l^r administrators). The biggest "This network focuses on site university as a whole. Not only administration has dramatically intensive but we are definitely thing for students to look at is the bound and time bound students is it intended to increase enrollment arid therefore increased its dependence on committed to doing it." increase of temporary faculty who may not be able to commute to CSUSB because of the distance increase revenue, according to a temporary instructional faculty, While the hiring of tenure- who don't have any job security, or their work schedules, but still policy outline, it will benefit the who make up over half of all CSU track faculty has been growing at health insurance or retirement wish to continue their degree work entire campus' online student faculty today. As Cal State's a snails pace, the CSU benefits and who sometimes have beyond community college," said services in terms of degree audit enrollment has swelled over the administration itself has been to t^ch on three campuses to Dr. Gonzalez. CSUSB will be reports and enhanced online past years do to recruitment and expanding at a rapid rate. The make a living," said CPA partners with other campuses to registration. network these courses using As ODL's policy hopes to expansion labeled "Tidal Wave" number of managers and President and CSUSB English already existing faculty who are "Bridge The Distance" between the full-time tenure track administrators employed by the Professor Susan Meisenhelder. willing to reformat their material students and their teachers, it is professors have remained stagnant CSU has increased 32% since "We think the university works for different teaching methods. at the" same time changing the in numbers but not in workload. 1995 begging the question, where best when there is a stable faculty The ODL has been around for way we see higher education and bringing new opportunities Full-time tenure track professors did the increase in the who can afford to make a years now, but has never before had an opportunity like this. This to a wide range of people. are required and paid to perform administration budget come from, commitment to the institution." student service duties while part- and at whose expense. According This ideology, backed by time lecturers are not, meaning to CPA figures, fhe proportion of faculty concerns for students, has with every increase in enrollment the CSU budget devoted to propelled CPA's case through the FrMh Romwb • Bafioons • Gifts the workload for the tenure-track education has been declining since bargaining process to the final Remember Valentine's Day Feb. 14 faculty increases. TheCFAargues 1991 when the administration stage of an independent fact that an increase in the hiring of committed nearly 53% of the finding commission, that will full-time tenure track professors is budget to instruction. That begin deliberations this Feb. 13 Mystical Florist 16d9 Kendai Or. • S«n Bemarckno, CA 92407 needed to balance the influx of number has fallen to 41% in the to determine if some new course Minutes from Cal State San Bernardino new students who require these 2001 school .year. „of action can be taken to find student services. The faculty has "The administration 'is compromise between the CPA been given more work recently unwilling to tell us where our (908) B87-1677 "Protest Odliwry Available Fax (908) 5S7-13S7 without proper compensation. allocated funds go, some of the CPA however is not against funds do not get distributed to Continue on page 16 February 11,2002 The Coyote Chronicle Golden Apple Emerges at University Hall The Buzz
By: John D. Halcon Career Development Offers Free Tests Sports Editor The Career Development Center is teaming up with Kaplan If all the photographers and Test Prep to offer FREE practice tests for the following exams: media didn't catch the attention GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, NCLEX, and DAT. The FREE of Cal State San Bernardino's practice tests will be held on Saturday, February 23, 2002 at Margaret Doane, it was the University Hall (Second Floor). Registration begins at 8:30 am surprise visit by University that day. In addition to the test sessions, there will be information President A1 Karnig that clearly drew the Professor's eyes. about strategies for test taking and information about the Career President Karnig awarded Development Center's services. To register for this event, please Doane, an English Professor call 1 -800-KAP-TEST or go to their website at: and the former 2001 www.kaptest.com/testdrive Outstanding Advisor Award recipient, the Golden Apple AwardJor her tremendous work Financial Aid is here for you in teaching and mentoring on Governor's Teaching Fellowship Program February 1,2002 Friday, February 8 at University through May 1, 2002. What is the Governor's Teaching Hall. Fellowship? The GTF is an important component of Governor "I was surprised," said Doane, who has been a faculty Gray Davis' education program (SB 1666). This merit-based member for the University since program provides $20,000 to students preparing to teach in low- 1976. *i realized once.I saw the performing schools in California for four years. Who should President [A1 Karnig], I knew President Karnig and Margaret Doane apply? Students enrolled in continuous FULL-TIME post then what was going on." baccalaureate study in a California Commission on Teacher According to Karnig, it was humor that makes Doane a majors. a combination of Doane's student-favorite instructor. In addition, Doane has Credentialing (CCTC) accredited CSU, UC or independent dedication to the University and "I love interacting with published articles on Robert college/university teacher preparation (NON-INTERN) program, Browning and by fall 2002, are encouraged to apply. Last fall, 30 Fellowships Willa Gather were awarded to CSUSB students. and is the University's Applicants are advised to meet with his or her financial aid officer leading mentor so that each applicant is FULLY aware of the potential impact that with 398 receipt of the GTF award may have on his or her financial situation! independent Please inform students that the 2002-03 CSUSB Scholarship study projects. Application is now being accepted. The deadline to file is March 1, The San Bernardino 2002. Students must apply on-line by visiting the Financial Aid native has also Office's web site at: httpi//finaid.csusb.edu conducted more than 78 iniernsiiips for Deadlines her students In addition, students wishing to be considered for need based while still scholarships must complete the 2002-03 Free Application for finding time to Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the March 1,2002 deadline. enjoy cycling and running during her lYaffic Tips Surprise!!!! spare time. The City Engineer for the City San Bernardino, the City Traffic " I Engineer, and the Project Director informed CSUSB that the City the various positive student students," added Doane. "I get love it all," said Doane, who will be taking the following immediate actions in an effort to mitigate feedback that eventually enabled real energized teaching the things earned a Bachelor's Degree in the traffic congestion due to the street improvement project on Doane to win the award. I love to leach to these students." English from the University of University Parkway: "The way [students] Doane is also responsible for Redlands and her Ph. D. from The City will send their Traffic Engineer to the site to change the responded to her, that's why she creating 10 courses on campus University of Oregon. "It seems cycles of the signal lights to allow more time for north/south traffic got the award," said Karnig. including Regional American like everything I do is for a great to pass. "She's also an astonishingly Literature, Shelly and Browning, love." The engineers will observe the traffic flow resulting from the good role model in and out of the Utopian Literature and The The mayor of San Bernardino altered cycles and will make further adjustments if necessary. classroom." Victorian Novel. Besides the will honor both Doane along The City will prohibit left-hand turns from southbound University Doane displayed some humor courses, she has also developed with last month's Outstanding Parkway onto eastbound Kendall. Commuters who need to turn left stating that she would give every an English Honors Program and Professor Award recipient onto Kendall should plan to exit the campus onto eastbound student in her class an "A" for EPIC, which is an advising Professor Peter Robertshaw on Northpark and turn south onto Little Mountain. the next exam, but it wasn't her center for undergraduate English March 21. The City will ask the contractor to move some of the work to Saturdays. All of the lanes.both northbound and southbound between Kendall and Northpark, are scheduled for completion by mid-March. The City advised that if they were to move the completion of this Davis to Increase Nursing Students project to the summer, the City would be in default on their contract which would result in a significant financial loss to the City. By: Shareena C. Clark heavy, and the nursing department Considering the high demand is gearing up to provide more Asst. News Editor for nurses, and the governor's qualified nurses. It is estimated that promise, where is the funding about 80 percent of Inland nursing supposed to come from? It Governor Gray Davis is graduates will go on to work in the seems as if Gray Davis is Baskiii(^?)Robbins. looking to incrcjise nurse-staffing Inland Empire. making promises, while cutting levels in California funds. There has to be hospitals. As of now the one or the other. You demand is already high, cannot assume that a and it is expected to rise proposal will fund after Davis' proposal, itself just because the which calls for one governor backs it, nurse for every six surely people won't patients. In 1999, Davis just open their purses 10% discount off your purchase signed Assembly Bill and wallets to a really 334 supporting these good idea. Perhaps we at either Togo's or Baskin Robbins with standards. could use some of the valid CSUSB student or faculty I.D. Local community $857 million cut from Please present I.D. at the time of order. colleges are working schools to fund the hard to solve the nursing idea. Oh, wait, Not valid with any other discount, coupon problem. They even I forgot, we heed $27.9 or promotion. provide training for the million to fight bio- software that is used in terrorism in LA the Inland hospitals. County. Sorry kids, no Togo's/Baskin Robbins CSUSB is also working books this year, sorry 4375 North University Parkway s«ue io3 hard to meet the state's nurses, no funding; you San Bernardino, CA 92407 demand. Mary Molle will just have to have a 909-473-7494 explained that the car wash or something. patient load is just too Nursing students at work Get it together. Gray! Next to McDonald's The Covote Chronicle February 11, 2002 The Roving Reporter Asking Couples What They Think Student Spotlight How long have you been together, where'a you meet and what are you doing for Valentines Day? Margaret Gholston Best Friends: Sheryl Waltson & By Teresita Sosa Staff writer Richard Coltran Major: Theater Arts & Art By Teresita Sosa. (Photography) Staff writer Year: Both Seniors "We will be in San Francisco on Margaret Gholston, a senior Valentines day, for the most part here at Cal State, was recently we will go sight seeing and in the nominated by the Theater evening I will cook him dinner. Department for the Lauren Chicken Cacciatore. We have Handsberry Award, an award known each other for about two given to African American years; we met each other in an writers, for authoring a solo acting class here at Cal State." performance play entitled "Beauty Conspiracy." ouple: Rita Marrari & David Gholston will perform her lameron solo act and compete against Year: 5^ year Teaching many others at Cal State Credential Hayward. If she becomes a 'She wants a puppy Dachshund finalist, she will perform her sacrificing time— is what wiener dog, which is just what I play at the Kennedy Center she admires most about night get her. We met at a bar American Theater Festival ailed the Branding Iron and (KCACTF) in Washington, them. She says they also had the lave been together for a year D.C. Couple: Anne Agoncillo & Tio now." Her inspiration for this piece move. That I's when I noticed that ability to perform without fearing Holy ; : criticism, and they had originality and arose from her frustration with people were really listening to me Major: Nursing & Business portrayed level-headed minds. society's stereotypical image of and I was like, 'WOW.'" Year: Both Freshmen Although the perfect body. Gholston agrees Being an actor "We are going to Disneyland for Gholston enjoys that the only women portrayed on has its perks but "People were really Valentines Day. About five performing, her television are tall, slender, smooth like everything months ago, Tio followed me listening to me and first loveis writing. complected women. else, it has its around at the street races and we was like, "Wow. She is an For the first time, the Theater setbacks. Putting I have been together ever since. English major, Department has been encouraging on a production students to write and act in solo, takes countless hours of practice but she has takei^acting classes throughout her years at Cal State I^ouple: Jessica Martindale & performances. The department put and determination. The actors not only have to learn their lines but to overcome her stage fright. Viatthew Gillespie across the concept through a also have to get into shape in order This has been what sparked her vlajor: History & Criminal workshop called "My Story to endure their performances while interest in acting in a number of lustice Project," in which students had to plays, her favorite being "Crow Year: Sophomore and Senior base their performances on their on stage. . . Sacrifices such as spending less , and Weasel," a play performed by 'We are going to the Huntington personal wish lists. time with family, friends, or puppets that the department is 3each Brewery and spending the Gholston admits that performing preparing. tight over there. We have been solo acts can be quite nerve- possibly missing their favorite TV What she likes the most about ogether for nine months and met wracking the first few times, but show must be made, so that when the curtain goes up. the production this play is that everyone jach other through the fraternity she says once you gain enough becomes a success. participates and everything in the sigma Nu." Couple: JaredWethey & Martha confidence, you begin to notice the Gholston found her inspiration to play is a character; the water, a Shliba respect the audience has for you. act from film actresses such as Major: Accounting & "The first time I was scared but Betty Davis, Dorothy Dandridge Psychology with every performance it got and Patty Mac Daniel. The fact that Year: Junior & Sophomore easier," she says. "It-was so they were all trailblazers and "We bought tickets to go to the amazing and you begin to feel the ~Spotiight shared these three qualities— Valentines Ball at the Ontario connection that you make with the practice, getting in shape and Cont. on page 16 Hilton and on the weekend of audience as they watch your every Valentine's, we plan on going on a cruise around the bay of Newport Beach for dinner and Increase your involvement with dancing along with other surprises. We met each other at a the New Student Orientation Halloween party and have been Adult Re-Entry Center together for one year and three Have you wanted to become Student Leadership and Applications are due Friday, Touple: Mary Bussey & Daniel months." involved with a different Development (SU-119) Mlson organization or increase your Coyote Bookstore March 1st, 2002. Please Vlajor: History & Undeclared member's involvement on Health Center remember to sign up for an Year: Both Freshmen campus? New Student Orientation Village Square interview when submitting 'For Valentine's Day we might (NSO) is an excellent opportunity EOP(UH-395) applications. If you have any lo a number of things, although to meet other CSUSB students, Career Development Center questions, please call the Student t's still a surprise, we definitely staff and most importantly make (UH-329) Leadership and Development ire going to Castaways, then we an impact on incoming freshmen Services to Students with Office night go down to San Diego or lives. The NSO program is Disabilities (UH-183) (909) 880 5234. he Island of Coronado. I was set designed to help incoming Cross Cultural Center hitp:studentleadership.csusb.edu/ ip with Daniel as a blind date for freshmen become acquainted with ny senior prom and we have now CSUSB and its student body in an s •WVXICAM MSTAWnAMT A •eCWTTA KAA )een together for two years." overnight visit during the summer. Sen B«'iWC»no iMIf As a student leader, you will be This card entitles CSUSB Staff and Students to able to refine your leadership lO ? M I t Ik^ The Coyote Chronicle would like to wis skills, conflict management W>t^Mi fli«n 25% techniques and other •I foc ANYTIME o 2 l*M Sumia> Biwikti you a Happy Valentines Day! communication methods. 10-2: SuKxbb To learn more about NSO, feel Itneaktara.iifenevaviiiii. 25% IW-Savvlnlk-i:rNitfK . CVcRYDAVEVEftYDAY free to pick up an application in Vahd 0tte f*rf fU'rst*n. Vjltd o/tty Jtt the SLtti Bem.trditw & Colioo • any of the following locations: M,, ..." i.v < ^ —HI- .f".— J.c »«»'• Februiiry 11, 2002 The Covote Chronicle Inside Look; The Red Rose Ball According to Ellen only "spent a total of $45 on the with the pattern of By Susie Medina Whitehead, Resident Director of event." Hillary Erwin said, "I did the colors of the Scene Editor Housing and Residential Life, my hair myself and had this dress ball. The Red Rose Ball came into there were "about 170 tickets already so I didn't spend much." The dance full bloom this Friday, right before sold," by 8pm. "The goal was to The ball even accomodated was cozy and Valentines Day. The formal dance have about 250 to 300 people, but those students who don't eat meat. relaxed. Students was sponsored by Serrano Village we did pretty good anyway." There was a vegetarian plate for were not yet Housing and Residential Life and The event was originally students upon request. Iced tea dancing when I got Adriana Torres, William Rivera, Carrillo ASI. It was a non-profit more than Housing could afford at and • other beverages were there but the music Santiago, Christina Rodriguez Valentines Day event for all first. The tickets would've provided for students. There was was bumping in the students who wanted to attend. rounded out to $36 a person but even a photographer the^Tfor background, like The tickets were $20 and Housing decided that that would those who wanted to take pictures. the beating of covered dinner, dancing and be too much for students, so they The students were mostly Cupid's heart. appetizers which included cold cut contacted ASI to cover the rest in couples sitting next to each other This is the second sandwiches, fresh fruit and salads. hopes thm tickets would be and cuddling. Christina year that the ball The dinner was chicken with dropped to a price of $20 per Rodriguez says "I brought the love has been put on and vegetables and potatoes. The person. of my life to have a special there are plans to event began at 7pm and was to end This was reasonable for evening." She and her boyfriend have another one at micfnisht. studpnts such as Chris Elwell who both wore red and black, flowing next year.
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These each other. After all, the nature of St. holiday, renting movies and special to spend Valentines Day with the closest services are Valentines Day is love, not material sulking in their easy chairs. with, but that doesn't mean we being at the Photo courtes'f of www.fpg.com expensive, but they things. Sometimes in the hustle and Today, however, men congregate Galleria at allow a person to bustle of life this very simple but with other men in bars and pool "Lonely Continued Tyler in Riverside. Expect to spend personalizetheirgiftandputthatextra important fact is forgotten. halls, outside each other's garages on page 16 ••-F-FLOMALINDA UNIVERSIIT Are you a good listener? Do you like giving helpful advice? Consider a career in Marital and Family Therapy. oma Linda University's Marital and Family Therapy faculty would like nothing better than to help you develop Lyour "people" skills and talents into a very rewarding career. 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The "Coughing has been the The Health Center offers who work for tips receive standard amount is 15-20%, most common symptom students plenty of other benefits. Staffed less than $10.00 an hour,depending on the level of service have been complaining about by three doctors and two nurse and usually closer to • provided. If someone serving you lately, as well as allergies caused practitioners, the Center also minimum wage, so tips are just kicks ass and ensures that by the winds," says Debbie houses a Psychological an important part of their everything is done right, on time and G a 1 V a n , Counseling income. The only correct, then even 25-30% would as s i s t a n t Center exception would be show your appreciation and genuine director and and a extraordinarily rotten concern for the well-being of all R.N. at the pharmacy. service, and then not only humanity. It's also pretty tacky to sit Health The is a low to no tip in order, and puzzle over the tip, like that Center. Counseling but a complaint to the extra buck is going to kill you. A "The flu Center manager on your way out quick solution, especially if it's not season turned provides is perfectly acceptable an expensive meal, is to j ust double to be much confidential when done with tact and the tax to the highest dollar, which milder than and free retion. Loudly and rudely is roughly 16%. predicted," services to denouncing your waitperson and Just so you don't think this is all she says, students. By Shane Vanderfin arguing with the manager works, about separating you from your "and is now The Copy Editor too, but we are trying to improve money, here's what you should almost over." pharmacy For those readers who have or your social skills here, so try to expect in return for your generous Besides sells low- do work for tips, keep reading avoid making a scene. contribution. If you are one of those treating respiratory problems, the cost prescriptions and over the because you might find this Also, as an important who work for tips, remember you Health Center provides several counter medicines. Student can interesting. If you've never had a suggestion for our male readers, have to smile, hustle, be services to keep students healthy purchase birth control pills, job where a large part of your burning a waitperson while professional, efficient and correct, and going to class. condoms,' cough medicine, income comes from the goodwill youTe out on a date isn't going know the menu, always check back, With CSUSB's variety of allergy pills and everything else of others, keep reading because to score you many points with fix any problems with as little students, the Health Center sees they need to take care of you might find this informative. If that special someone you're inconvenience to the customer as on average about 60 to 70 a day, themselves cheaply. you really just don't care, keep trying to impress, while a good possible and apologize. and that is not including those - If you are feeling sick, want reading because it's good for your tip to a worthy server could create sincerity, thank them for theif " who just walk in. Since the staff to talk, or need a prescription. brain. You might as well get a suave and debonair aura of patronage and always, always, must provide everyone with^^^^^en visit the Student Health they offer a range of treatments something out of this. James Bondian mystique that can make an for colds to minor injuries as well Why should you tip? Not only might get you laid. (The Coyote appointment at 880-524/ for is it respectful and honors a job Chronicle and its staff assume no P Pi ^ , as physical exams. health issues. For the . Student Leonard Ortega well done, it can show your responsibility for the possibility '•Tipping Continued Psychological Counseling says, "«ince my accident, I come generosity and understanding of of any tip-related sex, but if it on page 16 Center, call 880-5040, • •
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By Jake Zylman Multi-Cultural Editor EVERYONE WANTS
Unity came to Cal State on Wednesday, February 6, in the TO KNOW : form of Umoja Day. Umoja, inaccurate and therefore create By Desiree Jaques meaning unity, is part of the inaccurate statistics. African American celebration of Staff Writer Some students have often Kwanzaa, but has come have its wondered why that is even asked, own day during the month of We've all been confronted by even if it is optional. CSUSB February. Although there is no those little boxes at one point in sophomore, Christine Campbell nationally designated date for our lives. On admission applica says, "I wonder why then even celebration, it is celebrated at tions to Universities, on standard need to know it. What does it have £>«nany college campuses during the ized tests, and many other official to do with anything?" She adds, month of February. documents, we are supposed to "as far as statistics go, a person is The day, coord'maied by the select which ethnic group we think a person regardless of thcii Cross Cultural Center and Black we are. We assume this informa ethnicity, its just not necessary in groups on campus, kicked off with tion is used for statistical purposes, formation." a peace march that reincarnated so numbers can be compiled and Sometimes students utilize the spirit of the civil right's we can see the different percent the fact that it is an optional re movement of the 60's. ages of groupsand how they com sponse. RCC transfer student "We tried to emulate the emotion L/moja Day started with a march by students from Sierra Hall to the Student pare to one another. Mary Keene says, "Ifill it out even of some of the marches of Dr. Courtyard Some say this is a good thing, though I'd rather not. But I do get King," said Brian Cobb, secretary because it "keeps tabs" on the ad sick doing it and there have been of the African Student Alliance on missions system to ensure fairness times where I don't fill it out at campus. towards minorities. Others say it all." Both Cobb and Kelly Denny, is insulting that we are asked to fit The question they are asking the president of ASA, spoke before ourselves in to these vague catego is "what are you?"....the the rest of the festivities began the ries, which have no bearing on our day about the importance of unity ability to be successful students. iaentity~ among all people on campus. In a In either case, these categories are Contimea on pg. 16 later interview, Denny said that while relations between people have improved on campus there CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN are still "many issues that need to If your va^na got dressed, what would it be addressed involving race at this school." wearf If your vagina could speak, what The celebration, in it's fifth year at Cal State, was catered with soul food and featured booths of Hanging in the courtyard, this COME FIND OUT ASA President Kelly Denny the dilferent Black fraternities and sign commemorates Umoja Day sororities on campus. speaks to the crowd after the march BUFFALO SOLDIER PROTECTERS February 21, 22, 23 • 7 p.m.
By Karla Buchanan maintaining forts, mapping vast Staff Writer areas in the southwest, stringing hundreds of miles of telegraph wire, In 1866 the United States protecting railroad construction Congress legislation established crews, and controlling outlaws and , ^ , VDAYUKTILTHEVIOIENCE STOPS , the ninth and tenth African rustlers. Such outlaws included oUQQeStbu L./uiiaiiUM. spc; otUOentS, American Cavalry Units. The Geronimo, Billy the Kid and Pancho Units were comprised of soldiers Villa - a virtual 'who's who' of the from Louisiana and Kentucky that American west. For performing fought in the Civil War. The units these various duties, the soldiers Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan earned their nickname of 'Buffalo received a sum of $13 a month. (RAWA) Soldier' from the Cheyenne and 18 of the Buffalo soldiers Comanche Indians. were awarded the Congressional PRODUCED BY THE WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM The Buffalo soldiers were Tfo AND THE CSUSB WOR£N'S RESOURCE CENTER responsible for building and invaluable service in the west Buffalo Soldiers on the Frontier The Coyote Chronicle February 11, 2002 DIAMONDS ARE A A Woman's Perogative Are all students feeling this Tiffany Marquez Mills Mall and plans on eventually way towards college? What about Staff Writer transferring and moving out. Since GIRL'S BEST CSUSB is such a commuter the students that have experienced You graduate from high school, Mayra seems to be the the dorm life on their own? Was it school. You work a little in the poster child for the average female really all that fufilling? Jamie FRIEND summer to earn some spending student. Trice knows from experience. A transfer student from SFSU, Jamie cash. You go to college in the fall. By Jennifer Cline was a standout tennis player (the reputable sources, they're pretty Study, work, party.... Study, work, Special to the Chronicle only freshman on the team), had damn close. Diamond jewelry in party. That's how everyone an excellent G.P.A., and lived in the States is typically marked up handles college life, isn't it? If that A diamond is forever. The the dorms. Jamie choose to trade between 100 to 200 percent of its were the truth, it would be a kick same can be said for cockroaches that in to come back home and live actual value. The rarity and value back life and everyone would be and Twinkles, but we don't see with her boyfriend in Murrietta of diamonds is in fact a myth in college. anyone shelling out two months and more recently, help him raise finely crafted and spoon fed to The lives we lead vary from salary for them, now do we? Dia his two children. Unable to Americans by the De Beers dia person to person. From where we monds. Precious gems culled continue with tennis, Jamie is mond company, who have mo work to what we're studying to from the gravelly mines of exotic keeping busy going to school, nopolized the diamond trade for how we lead our personal life. locales, imported and purchased running a household and playing the larger part of the last century. That's the beauty of living in a more often this week than at any mom to children that she loves as Before the 1930s, rubies, sap country where you have the other time of the year. Why ex if they were her own. phires, and other precious gems freedom to choose your own actly? Because diamonds are a "I think that living in the were far more popular for engage lifestyle. But in all this variety, special symbol of love - even dorms taught you more about ment rings. So why is it that for so what is the stereotypical "average commitment- and not easy to responsibility. However, I don't long the diamond alone is consid college student"? Or to be more come by. Unlike cockroaches and Women can climb any miss it any. Since I still live ered appropriate? According to specific, the "average female obstacle Twinkies, you don't find them without parents, I have as much pop-culture expert and author college student"? hanging around the pantry, and freedom as I did in the dorms, if There is none, it's like a box "I am hoping that when I while all three will purportedly be James Twitchell, "We have the evil transfer over, I will feel confident not more. There were restrictions geniuses of De Beers to thank for full of puzzle pieces. Some are all that remains of our post-apoca in the dorms that you don't have similar, but none are alike, and in about what I want to do," stated lyptic homestead, diamonds mean 50 relentlessly successful years Reyes, "that 1 will be having a jf^ou live off campus," said Trice. equating diamonds with romantic the end it doesn't matter because something. They are rare. This Getting ready for the real it all makes a picture. whole bunch more fun than i am would explain the reason why love." Take Mayra Reyes for having here. I will be on my own world is what college is all about. nearly 85 % of all American Essentially, the grand market example. She is a first year since I would be moving out, so women own at least one piece of ing scheme on the part of De Beers freshman still living at home with that would mean I would finally -diamond jewelry. has culturally shaped widespread her parents in Fontana, CA. She be as Independent as I have wanted -'College The truth is, diamonds are not Diamonds" works part time in the Ontario to be." at all rare. They may not be a dime Continued on Pg, 16 a dozen, but according to several Continued on Pg. 16 This Day in History
February 11,1990 Nelson Mandela is released from a South African prison after being detained for twenty-seven years as a political prisoner. Mandela was bom in a village near Umtata in the Transkei on Lets try and beat July 18, 1918. Mandela accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 as an accolade to all people who have worked for peace. the record again! Next home games February 15 and 16 February 12,1909 The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) founded after race riot in Springfield, Illinois. Women play at 5p.m., Men play at 8p.m. Wear your Coyote Pack shirt and get free stuff at the next home basketball game, and keep earning points towards the Back the Pack and the Coyote Blue Awards.
February 14,1817 Currently LBSA is in the lead for the Back the Pack The Great Emancipator Fredrick Douglas was born. Douglas Award (most participation) and the Zetas are ahead in was one of the foremost leaders of the abolitionist movement. He served as an advisor to President Lincoln during the Civil points for the Coyote Blue (most spirited). For War and fought for the adaptation of constitutional amendments additional points and to have an active role in the game that guaranteed voting rights and civil liberties for blacks. join the 542 Crew to pass out pizzas, throw candy, and just get crazy. Come in costume, or get a wig and blue paint from the Coyote Pack table by 7 pm. The craziest February 14,1867 Morehouse College founded as Augusta Institute. In 1867, two 542 Crewmember will get a FREE CSUSB Sweatshirt. years after the Civil War. Augusta Institute was established in If you need MORE information please call (909) the basement of Springfield Baptist Church in Augusta, Ga. Founded in 1787, Springfield Baptist is the oldest independent 880-5008. African-American church.in the United States. Today, For more details or to join c - s • o • s • b Augustine Institute is Morehouse College. Coyote Rack University contact the Alumni Office policy applies at at all campus (909) 880-500^. events February 14,1946 \ Actor and dancer Gregory Hines was born in New York. He has become an accomplished actor, director, dancer, and . musician. m CSUSB IKCORPORATBO RASSOCIATION L U M N I l^p f || February 11, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle The Melting Pot EDIT ME UPCOMING EVENTS eb 12,2002 ' JOURNEY #4- What: Chinese New Year MULTITASKING Where: Event Center C Time: 5pm-7pin "Noboby likes tbeir job, Presented by Cross Cultural Center nobody gets enough eb 13, 2002 SHAREENA C. CLARK What: Buffalo Soldiers sleep."- An! Difranco Where: Cross Cultural Center This week we are going to since Bluntman and Chronic. going to be tired, most of the time Time: 12pm- 1pm indulge in the art of multitasking. Now, I am going to ask all of you 24 hours will not be long enough. Presented by the CCC RESULTS FROM LAST I am almost positive that when you to do something, it may seem like Next time you are about to WEEK'S ELVEVATOR first set foot on this campus and a ridiculous request, but hear me complain about your tough life eb 14, 2002 QUESTION printed out your schedule, a little out. I want you to relax, yes as in and short weekend, consider the What: Valentine's Day tingle of excitement shot up your "Frankie Says...". Just take a deep single parent with three kids who Where: All Centers Do you think the United spine. Then two weeks later you breath and relax for a moment. I works seven days to make ends When: Candy available all days States Government should realized that you were in a little know you are exhausted and do meet. When you are mad at your fund a bill that would over your head. Then you decided not have a weekend anymore. I professor for assigning three Feb 19,2002 monetarily compensate to work that part time job making know sleep has become secondary, chapters to read over the weekend, What: Women are from Mars and African Americans for their sandwiches, or selling women's to everything else, but you know consider the man who never vfen are from Venus injustices suffered during shoes, or whatever. Then you what? This is life. Welcome to it. learned to read. When you are Where: Event Center C slavery? started to panic. By finals week, It isn't easy, kids, it really ain't. pissed off because there is no rime: 12pm-lpm you were ready to rip your hair out We all wanted college to be parking, consider the student who Presented by the Women's Resource Yes-13% trying to balance school, work, like 90210 or Revenge of the has to catch the bus every morning !enter 87% and tests while trying to remember Nerds. The truth is if you want to from three cities to the left. In the Total Responses: 85 to register for next quarter. You be successful, and graduate in less loud forceful words of Graham eb 21,2002 hate your job now, but you need than five years with a decent CPA, Marsh "G.O.Y. !"(Get over What: Poetry Slam the cash (your boss knows this, you have got to buckle down and yourself). It ain't that bad, believe Where: Women's Resource Center ELEVATOR QUESTION therefore shows no compassion), grow up. Stop complaining about me. Just be content with the fact Time: 4pm Are you offended when asked you are tired, stressed, and your having too much to do, we all have that you have the opportunity to lYesented by the WRC your racial background by a head is going to explode. too much to do. We all have four go to a university. It will be okay, complete stranger? While we are on the subject finals in one week. We all hate our man! "ebruary 26, 2002 of stress and redictulum... hats off jobs, and we all feel like we are "Hold on world, world hold on, What: Safe Sex NEXT WEEK: to those of you who do all of this going nucking futs. I hate to be it's gonna be alright, you're Where: Cross Cultural Center -HIP-HOP CULTURE while having children at home. rude like this but: GET OVER IT! gonna see the light." - John Time: 12pm-1pm -STARTER MARRIAGES You guys are the biggest heroes Most of the time you are Lennon
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Photos courtesy of John J. Eddy February 11, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle IRE PROCESS CONCERT CONNECTION (Belie
currently consists of Jay Bently on by Krista Morris bass, vocalist Greg Graffin, Staff Writer drummer Brooks Wackerman, (Restaurant (Row Brian Baker, Brett Gurewitz and by Melissa Adamson First off: if you have never Greg Heston on guitar (riot all at A & E Editor heard of Bad Religion or can't once, of course). recall any of their songs, you're Returning to their original obviously lost on that radio dial. label of Epitaph Records, their SEVILLA Not that they have a lot of air latest release The Process of Belief time, like some other sellout bands ranks as one the best albums this Located: off University Ave, that you see on TRL on MTV band has put out to date. With the Riverside every afternoon. But I guarantee freedom to make whatever sound Portions: Average they please—the opposite of the that some band you are very fond Price: Expensive of has been influenced, either corporate labels that poison music Service: Good musically or lyrically, by this in general—this LP ties together highly intellectual group. 20 years of Bad Religion's famous ^ Taste: Good I back that statement about catchy riffs and witty political their intellectual stamina by the spats. Sevilla's is an upscale The Process of ; authentic Spanish restaurant Belief is a refreshing I (meaning food from Spain). change from the The building is beautiful, the band's last release, tables are beautiful, even the ^ which featured a food is beautiful. The downside classic, fast-yet- is that the menu is very hard to : sraooth punk tempo. ^ read, and most of the dishes are : Aside from songs extremely exotic. If you're ; f>e,' Broken aid Materialist, this into lavish meals and have ad new LP is a solid venturous taste, Sevilla will be display of how a- I right up your alley. If you're i complete work of ^ short on cash, go on a Friday ; music should be or Saturday night, have some done. They have i appetizers, (I recommend the j definitely mastered i calamari) then head next door ) their form—20 to Club Sevilla for a night of ; years is a lot of live Flamenco performances ; practice—and the songs are tight, ; and Salsa dancing. powerful anthems for thinking listeners worldwide. TuTu Bad Religion's newest album. I highly recom TANGO Process of belief, now in stores. mend this CD to anyone, whether I Located: The Block in fact that two of the members of the Orange band teach at university level. One, Portions: Average Brett Gurewitz, Price: Average formed from scratch Service: Good one of the most Taste: Good sought-after independent record TuTu Tango is an art labels in the country. ist paradisium! The place is Epitaph Records. decked out in artwork, and food Wackerman is just a is served on paint pallets. Ev great drummer. erything on the menu is an ap Those who are familiar with petizer, which is great because Bad religion Bad Religion ' you can order as you go. The performing know what I'm ^ drink menu is presented to you songs from saying. When their new i using children's view finders you listen to an album. i and there are even paint LP for the first Photo i brushes mixed in with silver- time, you courtesy , ware in ajar at the table. There usually have to of are also live dance perfor Krista have a mances in the dining room, dictionary next Morris musical performances in the to you to figure you're into out what the Led Zeppelin, main lobby throughout the hell Graffin Photo Counesy of Krista Morris Snoop, or night, and you can even stroll (vocals) is Bad Religion vocalist Greg Graffin. Bad God-forbid out onto the front patio to watch saying. Religionbegins their CA tournext month. Britney an artist create a new painting. Bad Spears, this TuTu Tango is casual yet nice, Religion started in Los Angeles in buy has high appeal. It will either making it not only a great place 1980 and has really not looked be a lovely addition to your large to bring a first date, but also a back. Considered as one of the CD collection or an upheaval in nice way to end a long and tir "Grandfathers of Punk," the band your daily musical diet. ing day shopping in the Block. •rx m'rw yg g" The Coyote Chronicle February 11, 2002
by Robin Larson Special to the Chronicle in 1998 of a worldwide "If your vagina got dresses, movement called V-Day to stop Ticket: what would it wear?," "Sweat violence against women, which pants and a tattoo," said a six- the play launched when it year-old girl, who was among premiered off Broadway with hundreds of real people that starts Glenn Close, Whoopi by Ivan Fernandez accent. I don't speak Russian but playwright Eve Ensler Goldberg and Susan Sarandon. & Marcos Landin I believe she does. Charlie Chaplin interviewed for her Obie- This year, "The Vagina Staff Writers would roll over in his grave if he winning play "The Vagina Monologues" is being staged in Author Eve Ensler Movies reviewed will be saw Ben Chaplin, just for taking Monologues" to be staged at houses of worship, theaters, and Photo by Joan Marcus graded on a four-star system rang his good name. California State University, San campuses from San Bernardino to ing from one (terrible) to four (in IVANI The film didn't know Bernardino, on Feb. 21,22,and 23 Shanghai. Directed by theater women entertain, empower and credible). whether it was a gross out comedy, at the Student Union Events professor Kathryn M. Ervin, the live out V-Day's mission to stop However, instead of stars, we dark comedy, funny comedy or Center. university's production was the epidemic of violence against will use "Snootchies" ,like the ones anything comedy. It was pushing The campus wide charitable organized by its Woman's Studies women and girls. used by Jay & Silent Bob. They too many things at once and that production is casting 24 students program and Women's Resource Why a V-Day movement? go as follows: is where the failure of the film lies. and staff members who will talk Center. One American woman is battered One star = Snootch MARCOS: At times, I didn't with audiences whimsically, Ensler says the play every 15 seconds, one South Two stars - Snootchie know if I was watching the film intimately and profoundly about documents the words of "old African woman is raped every 26 Three stars = Snootchie Bootchie or the filmwas watching me. their vaginas. women, young women, married seconds, one U.S. college student Four stars = Snootch to the IVAN & MARCOS VOTE: Vaginas? women, single women, lesbians, is raped every 21 hours. What is Motherf@#$in Nootch!! unanimous Snootch "I was worried about college professors, actors, more, American women between FIRST EVER SNOOTCH vaginas," Enslers explains. "I corporate professionals, sex 16 and 24 experience the highest BIRTHDAY GIRI RATING! BUT WILL IT BE THE was worried about what we think workers, African American per capita rate of violence- 19.6per LAST? TUNE IN NEXT WEEK! about our vaginas, and even more women, Hispanic women, Asian 1,000—and 130 million women worried about what we don't American women. Native worldwide have already been MOVIE NEWS WE think about them...So I decided American women, Caucasian subject to female genital cutting. STOLE FROM THE to talk to women about (them)... women, Jewish women." - . Cal State's co- sponsors of the at first, women were reluctant to Actresses in Cal State's play will be benefiting three of the INTERNET!! talk. They were a little shy. But "Vagina Monologues" will be world's anti-violence once they got going, you couldn't joining a global chorus of women organizations- one local, one As much as we'd like to stop them." and girls acting in 800 national, and one international— A romantic comedy about an continue bashing Birthday Girl, What these hundreds of performances in 2002, as these English man and his mail-order we need to do something else. But - V-Pay Continued women said led to the founding young, middle aged, and older bride (laughing already, aren't DAMN, did that movie suck. Page 16 you?) Moving on... IVAN: Talk about your false From filmforce.ign.com-'Tt advertising. First we had, Stoner's looks like New Line won't be Pot Palace, and now this. If keeping its Goldmember after all. you've seen the trailer, then you When news of an intellectual know what I'm talking about. I property dispute with MGM broke walked in expecting to see a earlier this week, it seemed that all thriller about a man's wife who's might be resolved if New Line actually a Russian spy. Turns out followed appropriate appeal she was a Russian ho and not of procedures. But word comes the gardening variety. today, via The Hollywood MARCOS: My birthday Reporter, that the MPAA has wish...no one see this film. upheld its initial ruling which Instead, give me five dollars and effectively forces New Line to I will personally act out a scene ditch the Goldmember moniker all from the film and make it much together." more entertaining. Needless to MARCOS: Those darn British. say, I also fell into the trailer trap. Just because of something as Double-crossing's been done religious as Bond to them, we much better than this atrocious Americans can not have fun. failure. Ivan: I gotta talk to Kamron at Ivan: ril admit the film was Cinema Star to get me one of them funny at times and I even liked (now Collector's Item) posters. the Russian rap playing in the background (West Side Moscow Biznatch! Big Ups to Lenin! Where ma Boyz in Stalingrad at?) but, alas, Russian guys obsessed with Gran Turismo aren't enough to make a good movie. I'm sure Disagree? Lonely? Then e-mail you' 11 have more fun trying to fix Ivan & Marcos at the plot holes. [email protected] Marcos: The only thing that *Special thanks to Kamron Myers sold me in this film was Nicole and Cinema Star Luxury Theaters Kidman's believable Russian in San Bernardino for the tickets*
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2002-03 CSUSB Scholarships 'inancial Aid Office is now accepting scholarship applications for the 2002-2u03 academic year. To apply, simply visii our web site at: http://fmaid.csusb.edu. The deadline to apply is March 1, 2002. Listed below are the University Hall, UH037 Offvce; S?.0-5'2,?>9 scholarships that are available. For more information about listings contact the Financial Aid Office at (909)880- 5500 University Parkway Adveitising: 880-5818 7399. * ' ' San Bernardino, CA 92407 Fax: 880-7009 The Albro Scholarship annually awards vides over $30,000 to full-time incoming a minimum 2.0 GPA, and is enrolled at a scholarship to a full-time student with a freshmen, community college transfer stu CSUSB at least 6quarter units. Preference E-mail: sbchron(®mail.csusb.edu minimum GPA of 3.0 who is African- dents, and continuing CSUSB students. will be given to Arts and Letters majors. Check out the Chronicle online: American, The most recent award was Some of the scholarship monies are The most recent award was $300. $2,200. awarded to graduate students in special The CSUSB Foundation Scholarship pro http://acmfiles.csusb.edu/comm/Chronicle/index2.html The Arrowhead Credit Union annually education who intend on pursuing careers vides a total of $4,800 in .scholarships to Staff Writers: Yazmin Alvarez, Steve'Shelton, provides two $2,500 scholarships to un as special education teachers and nursing students with a minimum 3.0 GPA, is at dergraduate of graduate students who are students. All other monies are awarded to least a sophomore, and has financial need. Precilla Thompson, Danny Homaidan, Chad enrolled full-time as a student majoring in students with any major, who have a mini The Robert & Frances Fullerton Schol Birdsall, Audrey Burrows, Teresita Sosa, Crystal a program under the College of Business mum 3.0 GPA, and have financial need. arship provides an award to a student & Public Administration or the College of The CSU Future Scholars Program pursuing a paralegal or law degree upon Vickery, Tsai meng che, Rommel Prestidge, Rody Social & Behavioral Sciences. A SI.000 awards thirty $1,000 scholarships to Cali graduation. The most recent award was Rodriguez, Karert Sogard, Omar Zubair, Desiree scholarship is awarded to a student inter fornia students with disadvantaged back $2,100. Jaques, Pleasance Brown, Lynet Davis, Karia ested in international affairs. grounds. The scholarship is funded by the The Alice Givens Memorial Scholarship The Associated Students, Inc. provides California State Lottery. is awarded to a re-entry student who has Buchanan, Jesse Henderson, Ivan Fernandez, 36 scholarships, at $1,000 each to continu The CSUSB Associates provides two been out of high school at least 10 years, is Marcos Landi, Krista Morris ing students demonstrating academic abil scholarships totaling $1,900 to upper di an undergraduate student majoring in psy ity, financial need, and community in vision students who possess a superior chology, has financial need, and is enrolled volvement. academic record, financial need, and a in a minimum of 6 quarter units at CSUSB. Executive Editor John J. Eddy The Broc Bums Scholarship is awarded record of good citizenship. The most recent award wa.s $300. to a CSUSB college Junior, senior, or The Anthony & Lois Evans Scholarship The Leslie I. Harris Scholarship provides Managing Editor Matthew Schoenmann graduate student who is admitted to the is awarded to a student with a minimum scholarships to incoming freshmen from News Editor Mathew Taylor credential program that leads to becom GPA of 3.5 who is involved in student per San Bernardino City Schools with outstand ing an elementary school teacher. If at the formance activities such as music, theater ing academic records (minimum 3.5 GPA). Assit News Editor ' Shareena C. Clark graduate level, the student must have re art, or debate/forensics. The most recent The amount of each award is$l,200. Some The Scene Editor Susie Medina ceived a bachelor's degree at CSUSB. award was $600. awards may be renewed for an additional Preference will be given to a student who • The Edison International Teachers for three years. No special application is re Multi-Cultural Editor Jake Zylman lives in the local mountain community, and Tomorrow Scholarship provides quired for renewal. Asst.Muiti-CuIt. Editor Bethany Anderson who maintains a minimum 3.0 GPA. The three$5,(XX) scholarships to students en The Donald W. Jordon Memorial Schol most recent award was 3500. For more rolled full-time in a teacher preparation arship provides a scholarship to an under A & E Editor Melissa Adamson information, please contact Dr. Darlene program (single subject, multiple subject, graduate student interested in the practice Sports Editor John Halcon Stoner from the College of Education at or special education), with a minimum 3.0 oflaw. Themostrecentawardwas$l,200. (909)880-5600. GPA, and who have financial need. For The President Albert K. Kamig Scholar Assit. Sports Editor Kermit Boyd The Vivien Bull Scholarship provides a more information, please contact Dr. ship provides a $ 1,000 scholarship to a full- Copy Editor Shane M. Vanderfin scholarship to a student with a minimum Darlene Stoner from the College of Edu time incoming freshman with a minimum GPA of 3.0. The student must have com cation at (909)880-5600, or the Financial 3.5 GPA. Exceptional artistic or other tal Design/Layout Editor John J. Eddy & pleted at least 24 quarter units at CSUSB, Aid Office at (909)880-7399. ent may compiensate for the absence of a Matthew Schoenmann and be majoring in Liberal Studies with The Faculty & Staff Memorial Scholar 3.5 GPA. the goal of entering the teacher credential ship honors the memory of deceased uni The Joy Renee Kirka Memorial Scholar Online Editor Open program. versity faculty and staff. The scholarship, ship provides a $700 scholarship to a stu Advertising Manager Open The Fabiola Campos Scholarship is managed by the Foundation Office, is a dent enrolled in the master's of Clinical awarded to a full-time student with at least tribute to former faculty, including Dr. Psychology. Distribution Manager Open sophomore status and a minimum 2.8 Mary Cisar (died 1971), Dr. Walter The Bill Leesburg Golf Scholarship pro Faculty Advisor Robin Larsen GPA, who is enrolled in any major and Zoecklein (1975), Dr. .Florence Mote vides a $400 scholarship to a student who must be working 25 hours per week in (1977), Dr. Neville Spencer (1977), Dr. qualifies for the CSUSB Golf team, main Graduate Assistant John Emig addition to attending CSUSB. First pref James Finely (1980), Dr. William Gean tains a GPA of 3.0 or higher, demonstrates Business Manager Open community service activity, demonstrates erence will be given to residents of (1980), Dr. Alfred Egge (1982), Dr. Marvin The Coyole Chronicle is published on every Friday, for distribution on Barstow or graduates of Barstow High financial need, and meets all relevant eli Frost (1983), Dr. Robert R. Rol)erts (1984), Monday, during the academic session by the Department of Communication Studies, gibility requirements to participate in in School. Second preference will be given and Dr. Margaret Lenz (1987). The most California State University San Bernardino. tercollegiate athletics. to transfer students or graduates of recent award was $1,200. To be.consid- The opinions expressed in the Chronicle are those of the student writers Barstow College and Victor Valley Col ered for this scholarship, a student must The Margaret Lenz Scholarship provides and editors, and do not reflect the views of the university, its administration, faculty or lege. Third preference will be given to all have completed at least 30 units at CSUSB a $300award to a student pursuing a teacher any other person or institution unless expressly noted. otberstudents. The most recent award was with a minimum 3.0 GPA, and have finan preparation credential. 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I say go somewhere you have from Page 7 diamond rings dance in her head? and CSU administration. commodities; to get through the really wanted to go but your ex answer?....It doesn't matter. It's worth a shot. Low on The committee made up of CPA system as fast as they can. That's wouldn't allow it when you were The real question is. "who are cash? Come Valentines Day, give representative Susan Meisenhelder, not the way CSU was constructed together. Do something, anything you?" And no little box can tell you her a box of Twinkies wrapped in CSU representative Jackie Mclain in its master plan years ago." to avoid sulking about your cur that. The fact is that there is no this article. Chances are you'll end and a neutral third party rent position, and remember a objective way to classify specific up spending that two months representative John Caraway, will Spotlight Continued lonely heart may be single, but ethnicities into general categories, salary - alone. analyze documents, statistics and the they are not alone in the world. and any statistics based on this -V'Day Continued proposed budget. Caraway, the from page 4 subjectivity are unreliable statistics. neutral representative will write the tree, and animals. Gholston plays -Tipping Continued So, maybe the next time you are from page 12 final report, and it is expected by the two main characters, Mrs. Crow from page 6 confronted by these little boxes, as they expand their work to stop end of the month. If no resolution is and her favorite. The Badger, who instead of trying to fit yourself into rape, battery, incest, female genital determined Travis stated that, "If we almost never comes out from its always... REFILL THE WATER! one, just leave it blank. mutilation and sexual slavery. The can not reach a settlement, we will hole but yet is very traditional and Oh, and never put your fingers One of the most beautiful Cal State play's proceeds will go be without a contract and the loves hearing about people's where a customer might put their aspects of this country is the fact to the San Bernardino Sexual provisions in the contract that adventures. Hps, unless, of course, that's the that so many different people share Assault Services, Option House, prohibits activity strikes are no In the future, Gholston plans on job. the same principles of equality and and the Revolutionary Association longer binding." CPA plans to opening her own publishing This writer has worked in freedom. One of those freedoms is of Women in Afghanistan. execute a strike authorization vote company, named Teca Gram, many tipping positions, from gro choosing not to put yourself into a As one critic says of "The in spring this year. which is her named spelled cery bagger to waiter to chauffeur, little box. Vagina Monologues," "Eve Ensler "We don't want a strike but we backwards. Her company will and would never had been able to -Diamonds Coht. has given voice to achorus of lusty, have no choice but to begin incorporate all different types of survive without those day to day outrageous, poignant, brave, highly preparations both for a strike and for writing, but personally she enjoys chunks of change that paid for gas, from page 8 original and thoroughly human other forms of job action," said writing fictional stories for food, and all the other wallet-thin ideas concerning the diamond and stories. Having seen The Vagina Meisenhelder. . children and young adults. "I want ning necessities of life. Also, a what it has come to represent. Monologues, no one - woman or However grim the idea of a strike to take over the world through single penny on top of the dollars Does the diamond represent love, man- will ever look at the world sounds to students, Meisenhelder publishing," she says. "1 want to is a secret sign that your devotion, and sacrifice or is it the same way again." defends the action as both beneficial be known as the Disney of waitperson was great, an gsset to simply a consumerist Tickets are $10 for the general to today's students and the future Publishing." Lastly she says she their company and their profes consummation based solely on public and $5 for students with generations of Californians who would like to send her love to sion and should be on the Olym encultured ideals of our I.D.'s. Performances take place at plan on a CSU education. "Our plan everyone in the theater pic Serving Team. There's a se capitalistic society? More the Student Union Events Center is to keep students with us and not department. Without their support cret handshake, too, but you have importantly, will this argument at CSUSB. harm them any more than has none of this would be possible. to earn that one .... already been done," said It's up to you how you spend 1689 W. Kendall Open Mon. - Sat. Meisenhelder. She continued by your cash, but if someone truly Dr. #K.l 11:00 A.IVf. - S>:00 P.M. -Lonely Continued dosed Sunday stating that if a strike were to occur does a good job, they deserve to San Rernardino* from page 5 CA. 92407 it would not interfere with be compensated fairly for their (909) 887-7644 graduation plans for seniors, nor the should let the lack of that desires hard work, which was ultimately quality of education for fulfillment ruin the day. On the for your benefit, anyway. So don't undergraduate and graduate contrary, why not celebrate per be cheap out there, a lot of people students. sonal independence? The United count on those tips so they can go Travis later added, "We would out and tip, and so on and so on. States, Mexico, France, O.J. kine -thai chinese fooo like to go back to a lime when things It's alt one big circle, what comes Simpson and Hugh Hefner all cel NO M.S.G. ADDED at CSU were oriented toward ebrate their independence, why around goes around, give and ye Daily Special - 11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. students. The CSU (administration) shouldn't the lonely hearts? shall receive, karma, dude, karma. For Menu is available all day. February 11, 2002 The Coyote Chronicle Player Profiles James Taylor Speaks About Four-year Career boards corralled this season. By Danny B. Homaidan dives on the floor," added Taylor. In addition, he is a local prod The Finish Line Sports Writer "You know, I'd sacrifice myself." uct out of J.W. North High School In terms of the rest of the sea By John D. Halcon in Riverside. Taylor has been part son, Taylor has three goals in James Taylor is the Coyotes Sports Editor of the Coyotes since the 1998- mind. dominant low post presence, 1999 season and was a teammate "CCAA [California Colle If you haven't already noticed standing at 6-foot-5 inches tall, of current Coyote assistant coach giate Athletic Association] Cham my byline in the sports section of while tipping the scales at an im Phil Johnson. pionship, West Regional Champi the Chronicle, I have been the posing 225 pounds. The season is going well for onship, National Championship; sports editor for about two weeks Against Byu-Hawaii on Nov. Taylor as more people acknowl that's our goals," said Taylor. and counting. 30"', Taylor achieved his season edge him and the team for their In his free time, Taylor likes I've created this column as and team-high 27 points to spur outstanding play. to have fun by playing games with my own version of an editorial, the Coyotes to victory. "Now, around school people his teammates. and,to deal with various topics He also is averaging 10.6 recognize me and they say hey "We usually play PlayStation within the world of sports —col jV)ints a contest and shoots a siz good game — professors too," 2 games like Madden, NBA Live lege or national level. Robert Whitehead/CSUSB zling 63 percent from the field. said Taylor. "That's always good, and have a little competition with However, it is my ultimate Taylor is a fourth-year player Name: James Taylor that makes you feel good." each other," added Taylor. "That's goal to make this column as inter Grade: Senior who is the starting center, and an Additionally, Taylor is willing all to keep the guys together." esting and unique as possible. chors the Coyote defensive attack to do anything it takes to contrib Taylor added that at school Sport: Basketball But first, let me introduce my with his rebounding ability. ute to help the team win. teammate Lance Ray and himself Major: Liberal Studies self. I am a transfer student from Taylor's defense is evident by "I'm a post player who scores like playing chess in the Student Position: the College of the Sequoias which Forward his team-leading 56 defensive inside, rebounds, blocks shots or Union Gameroom. is located in Visalia near Fresno, Ca. I'm a currently in my second quarter as a Coyote with a concen Sharee Brown: Playing the Game; No Regrets tration in Mass Communications. I've never heard of Cal State Injury-prone season "It's hard to lose all those and black. San Bernardino before I actually has Sharee Brown players," said Brown, who has It's evident in Brown's char moved down to Southern Cal, set dedicated this year's season to her acter that wins and losses will not tling down in Moreno Valley. shouldering a big load. injured teammates. "There's more affect her love for the game of Before arriving here, I really pressure for me to not have an off- basketball. wasn't into Division II sports, By John D. Halcon day on the court." In fact, after the season is howey,ers with the recent accom Sports Editor Last year's 17-10 overall Over, Brown has plans on finish plishments of the men's basketball" record may not be outdone this ing her college with a degree in \eara and vVve past resu\ls of the No one better than Sharee season, but Brown remains poised liberal studies, and hopefully be women's volleyball team (defend Brown knew what her future had about the rest of the season and her come a teacher or a coach. ing CCA A champions), 1 truly in store for her nine years ago. career in a Coyote uniform. Those are the words coming believe I've assimilated to D-II Brown, a current senior-for "We just have to play harder from an athlete who would rather sports. ward on the women's Coyote bas for the rest of the season," added refer to herself as a "team player" In fact, after a brief conver ketball team and an aspiring kin Brown. "I've been doing alright, rather than "a superstar." sation with men's head coach dergarten teacher, began her bas Robert Whitehead/CSUSB but there's more I need to get done So when the season does end, Larry Reynolds, my passion forD- ketball career the day she caught for the team and myself." will Brown be able to look at her II sports became even more in Name: Sharee Brown herself sitting down in a basket Looking back at the time self in the mirror and see what she tense. Grade: Senior ball gym waiting for her friends. Brown committed to play for Cal had hoped to become as a little kid? According to Reynolds, a Sport: Basketball "I was in eighth grade, and I State San Bernardino over the "When the season is done, I'll non-conference match against Cal was just sitting down waiting for Major: Liberal Studies likes of Cal State Fullerton and be sad to have it end," said Brown. State Fullerton (D-I school) is also some people," said Brown. "Then Position: Forward New Orleans, she does not regret "But I want to be able to look at in the making, and quite possibly, I just stood up and started shoot one minute that she finally decided myself and say that I gave it all the game could be a home match ing the ball." Topping the list of a depleted to wear the colors of blue, white that I had every game." which would be the first D-I op This incident eventually starting lineup is Shannon Smith, ponent to come to Coussoulis sparked Brown's interest for bas a senior point guard who will re Arena for men's basketball since ketball, and became the start to ceive an extra year of eligilibity I've been here. many of her past accomplish to recover from a torn achilles. after this, the This is just an example of ments. "I met her last year, and I feel what it will take for Cal State San corporate ladder As a four-year varsity player like we've become good friends," Bernardino to get noticed amongst will be a piece of at Millikan High School (Long said the 21-year-old Brown. "With -'m- the college world of sports. Beach), Brown garnered back-to- her going down, it's a big loss to In fact, when the women's back all conference and city hon me and the team. She was a key volleyball West Regional Cham ors before making the jump to part of last year's season and one pionships was held at Coussoulis Cypress Community College. of the team captains this year." Arena, different colleges and uni It was at Cypress where Right behind Smith is Amy versities got firsthand experience Brown met Margaret Moore, the Tahiemen, who also went down of what Cal State San Bernardino head coach for the women's bas for the season with a torn ACL. . was all about. ketball program. Senior Shan Tesch is gone for Obviously, any big-time col "She installed the hard work the year with a torn meniscus, and lege would want to be known for mentally in me," said Brown, re junior Erica Cronin will out be out its academic achievements, but I ferring to Moore. "She really be for the remaining games with a think for people to stop thinking lieved in us so much, so I tried broken wrist. that CSUSB is a commuter school, hard not to let her down on the Cronin, who starred as ^ '.',v Ih the course of facing challenges like this, you'll learn how. we would also need a successful court or in the classroom." guard, turned in a dominating per "3^0 think on your feet. Stay cool under pressure. Take charge. athletic program to complement Recently, Brown and her formance against the nation's :y-^falk to„an Army ROTC rep. You'll find there's nothing like.a \ our academic achievements and to Coyote basketball squad has been powerhouse, Cal Poly Pomona, ; littie cUmbing to help prepare you for getting to the top.. erase those lousy, cheap labels of on a subpar season — dwelling in when she garnered a game-high 29 our school being a "commuter the lower portion of the CCAA points on Jan. 26 at Coussoulis ARMY ROTC college." standings. Arena. ; Unlike any other college course you can take. John Halcon is the sports edi In addition, four players that Thus Brown is left with tHe ' APPLY NOW FOR PAID SUMMER LEADERSHIP tor of the Coyote Chronicle and held a starting position for the awesome responsibility of filling TRAINING AND ARMY OFFICER OPPORTUNITIES can be reached at johnhalcon Coyotes have gone down with in a big gap that her four injured @ hotmail.com. Call 909-621-8102 for info on Full Tuition Paid Scholarships! juries. starting teammates have left. The Coyote Chronicle February 11, 2002 strong Pitching Performance Produces Sweep By John D. Halcon A Force on the Mound Sports Editor Softball Schedule SAN BERNARDINO — Feb. 15 — BiolaUniv., l:30p.m Coyote Softball got some timely Feb. 16 — at UC San Diego, noon hitting coupled with a pair of Feb. 22—W.New Mexico, l:30p.m strong pitching performances to Feb. 23 —CS Stanislaus, noon sweep Chico State 2-1 and 6-0 on Mar. 1 —atCS Bakersfield, 1 ^Op.m Friday, Feb. 8 at the Coyote dia Mar. 2 — at CS Dominguez, noon mond. Mar. 8 — Sonoma St., 1:30p.m. The Coyotes (7-9-1 overall) John D. Halcon/Chronicle Mar. 9 — SF State, noon trailed 1 -0 after the top of the first HANGING OUT — {Top) Mar. 13 —NY Int., 2p.m. inning in the first contest, but af Players from the Coyote softball Mar. 15 — atUCDavis, l:30p.m ter Mikki Gold water relieved start squad lean on the fence during their Mar. 16 — at Chico St., noon ing pitcher Kelly Presten, the first game of a doubleheader against Chico State. Mar. 30 — UC San Diego, noon 'Yotes were able to score two Trailing the Wildcats l-O after the Apr. 5-7—at CS Stanislaus Tourney unaswered runs for the victory. first inning of the first game, the Apr. 12 — at CS Stanislaus Goldwater, a senior from An Coyotes scored a run in the bottom Apr. 19 —<^S Dominguez telope Valley College, worked the of the third and fifth innings for the Apr. 20 — CS Bakersfield,noon final six frames of the contest al triumphant 2-1 finish. Apr. 26-28—CS Bakerfield Tourney lowing just one hit and no runs. Mikki Goldwater got the pitching May 3 — SF State, 1:30 p.m. Coyotes' Tracie Schioppi tied victory after relieving starter Kelly John D. Halcon/Chronicle May 4 — Sonoma St., noon the contest after her double scored HIGH HEATER — Senior Dawn Onishi tosses during her warmups Presten in the first inning. May 10-11 — West Regional senior Leticia Gutierrez from sec before firing a complete game shutout in the second game of the Coyotes 6-0 Goldwater tossed one-hit ball May 16-20 — NCAA ^ ond base. doubleheader sweep against Chico State on Friday, February 8. through the final six-plus innings. Then Gutierrez came back in the fifth to score the decisive run charged with the pitching loss. In the second contest, the out, allowing four hits en route to ceived a two-run home run by after Schioppi came to the plate Schioppi ended the contest Wildcats never recovered from a complete game. Schioppi to power the offensive and belted another double off the with two RBIs including the game Dawn Onishi's pitching gem. Chico's Erin McCulloch took attack that generated six runs on Wildcats' Katie Stokx, who was winner. The sophomore fired a shut- the pitching loss as the 'Yotes re- nine hits against the Wildcats. Coyotes Use a Swayden Bat to Trounce Past Aggies game Thursday against Cal Baptist, By Kermit R. Boyd in which die Coyotes were leading Baseball Schedule A.ssi.stant Sports Editor 15-10 when play was halted due to Feb. 13 — at Vanguard Univ., 2p.m Cal State San Bernardino darkness in the ninth inning. Feb. 15-17 — Grand Canyon, noon pounded UC Davis' stellar pitch CSUSB Tawd Frensley led af F^20^^|iomona,230p.mj Pomona, noon ing corps and pulled out a 9-7 vic ter three innings with a 5-1 score. Feb. 28 — UC San Diego, 2-.30p.m tory in a non-conference game. However, the Aggies were able to Vlar. 1—UC San Diego, 2:30p.m Junior first baseman Matt rally and tie the game at 7-7 in the Vlar. 2 — at UC San Diego, noon Swaydan tortured Aggies starter sixth. Frensley contributed to the Mar.7—atCSUIDomin3Jez,2:30p.m Luke Steidlmayer, NCCA Divi Aggies' cause by throwing an error Mar. 8—iCSUDcminguez,230pm sion II West Region Pitcher of the and allowing RBI's to Mark Pugal, Photo by Robert Whitehead/CSUSB Mar. 9 — CSU Dominguez, noon Year, for a three-run homer in the Matt Kamigawachi, and Dustin Photo by Robert Whitehead/CSUSB SLUGGER — Matt Swayden GREAT ARM — Freshman Chris Mar. 14-15 — atCS.LA,3:30p.m second inning. The Coyotes Soderman. slugged for a home run, triple and White collected the pitching victory scored four times in the second At the bottom of the sixth, the Mar. 25—atBiola Univ., 2:30p.m drove in six runs during the victory. against UC Davis. inning and tagged Steidlmayer for Coyotes slipped in front of the Mar. 26-27—at Point Lcmia, 2:3C^.m seven runs in seven innings. Aggies, 8-7. Andrew KIoos was Dave McKae from the bullpen. Marcus Wyatt and an RBI single by Mar. 29-30 — Chico St., 11a.m. Swaydan homered, tripled, welcomed with a single by Rene McKae came in poised, striking out catcher Brian Schweiger. Wyatt Apr. 5-7 — at UC Davis, noon and drove in six of the Coyotes' Leon. Kloos went on to walk short Richie Vega, but then unleashed a went three-for-four while Schweiger Apr. 10 — Hawaii Pacific, 3p.m St., noon nine runs as they pounced the stop Josh Sanchez, and advanced wild pitch that brought Leon home, contributed two hits. Apr. 12-14 — Sonoma Aggies in front of 105 fans at Ar runners with a wild pitch. Once which proved to be the winning run. Chris White was tallied with Apr. 18—Vanguard Univ., 2;30p.m rowhead Credit Union Park. Kloos hit Adam Rabusin with a In the seventh inning, the Coy the victory in relief and Tony Evans Apr. 24 — Biola Univ., 7p.m. The Coyotes are 4-2, pend pitch to load the bases, UC Davis' otes added an insurance run on a received the save, pitching three 26-28—CS Stanislaus, 2:30p.m ing the outcome of their suspended Coach Phil Swimley beckoned single and stolen base by left-fielder scoreless innings out of the bullpen. May 3-5 — at SF State, noon May 8-11 —CCAA Tourney Coyote Scoreboard May 15-18 — West Regionals INTRAMURAL Conquerors by forfeit DSC vs. LBSA Basketball Old School 56, Swoll 26 Yellow Mwikey vs. Medical Garden Fish and Game Intermediate Money Inc. 67, No Joke 56 Basketball Advance Tuesday, Feb. 5 Hockey League Thursday, Feb. 14 Environmental Da Paint 32, Sig Ep. (2) 21 Friday, Feb. 8 Games at 9 p.m. Scientist Team Roc 48, Sigma Nu (2) 42 Scores not available by press Conquerors vs. Money Inc. T.A.E. 36, B. Brawlers 20 time. Team Swoll vs. DWWD EXAM Sigma Chi 36, DSP 29 Schedule No Joke vs. Old School Women's League TKE66, Sigma Nu31 Basketball Int Sig Ep. 50, Underdogs 26 Tuesday, Feb. 12 Pxam reowramenis: A bachelor s degroe wrfth a major In a biological, Tuesday, Feb. 12 chwnlcal, physical or onvironmentaJ science, or a cloeety relalod Games at 8 p.m. Women's League Games at 7 p.m. eclendflc discipline. (Admission to a masters or doctoral degree No reported schedule. program In a Wologlcal. chemical, f^yslcal. or envlronmerital science, Ibesday, Feb, 5 Da Paint vs. B. Brawlers Hockey League or a closely »*lated eclentlflc discipline shall bo considered). For Soccer Girls 28, DSC 23 Sigma Nu (2) vs. Sig Ep. (2) completo roquirementa, ace ynm'ft^B'Ca.gov/hrb^pagesicwinuitdlfle.^L' Friday, Feb. 15 Dorm 46, Kappa Delta 18 T.A.E. vs. Team Roc ams-Wml, Sigma Chi vs. Sigma Nu Intermediate League Games at 9 p.m. Mail Ihe application to: Department of Rsh and Game. Anentlon: TKE vs. DSP Thursday, Feb. 7 Sigma Chi vs. Sig Ep. Exam Unit P.O.Ba* M4209, Sacramento. CA 94244-2090. MC45,LBSA29 .Rink Rats vs. Sig Ep. Sigma Nu vs. DSP You MUST Include a State of Caitfornla Appllcallon (form €70) which DSC 51, Medical Garden 51 Underdogs vs. TKE can be downloaded from the .State Personnel Board website at Please report any scores to the Yellow Monkey 57, People 48 Thursday, Feb. 14 (WWW.BPb.M.SPV). Advance League sports department by emailing Games at 8 p.m. jphnhalcon @ hotmail.com. For more Irjformatlon. please contact Human Resources at Thursday, Feb. 7 MC vs. People's Team (91€} €53-8120 February 11,2002 The Coyote Chronicle Veteran Excelling on the Basketball Court Men's Basketball Feb. 15 — UC Davis, 7:30p.m. By Danny Homaidan to graduate with a degree in so Name: Glenn Summerall Feb. 16 — Chico St., 7:30p.m. Sports Writer ciology to build a worthwhile Grade: Senior career as either a youth counse Feb. 22 — UC San Diego, 7:30p.m. Fourth-year Coyote Sport: Basketball lor or juvenile probation officer. Feb. 23 — Grand Canyon, 7;30p.m. wingman Glenn Summerall is an Major: Sociology "I want to try to work with March 1 — at SF State, 8p.m. March 2 — at Sonoma St., 7:30p.m. integral part of the Coyotes' suc Position: Wing (G/SF)- some inner-city youth, some cess. body I can relate to," stated March 7-9 — NCAA Regional March 20-23 — Elite Eight He leads the team with a to Summerall. tal of264points and a 13.9points ern Region. Furthermore, he wants to per game average. In addition, he believes the continue playing basketball and On December 22, Summerall team will continue to win, how make it an important part of his collected a season-high 25 points ever, the squad will have to con life. along with seven rebounds to tinue its exceptional teamwork "Basketball is something 1 catapult the Coyotes to victory Robert Whitehead/CSUSB and hard play throughout the sea always want to do, that's why 1 over Point Loma Nazarene. son. started playing when I was in Summerall is a second-year joined the Coyotes. "My role is to play defense, high school, my ninth grade player for the Coyotes, who has The move to Cal State San score when I have an opportunity, year," said Summerall. "If the op seen his playing minutes increase Bernardino allows Summerall to and rebound," said Summerall. portunity presents itself, yeah, to 26 per game, and an assist to play basketball closer to his home "From now on, I'm just going to I'm going to still play." turnover ratio of plus one. town of Fontana. start doing what Coach Reynolds Danny Homaidan is a sports After playing at the Univer He is enjoying the Coyotes asks." writer for the Coyote Chronicle. sity of San Francisco for two spectacular run this season, as the After the Coyotes, basketball He can be reached at years, Summerall transferred and No. I team in the Division II West season is over, Summerall plans yarootpu @aol. com. Coyote Men Retain Proper Spot: At the Top of the Nation 22 in the nation, 62-60 on Febru Cal State Bakersfield, Montana will take place at Evansville, In By CSUSB Wire Report ary 2 at Coussoulis Arena. Billings, BYU Hawaii, Hawaii- diana. Women's Basketball Cal State San Bernardino However, the Roadrunners Hilo, Cal Poly Pomona, Western Cal State San Bernardino has Feb. 15 — UC Davis, 5:30p.m. men's basketball team maintained dropped a close contest against Cal Washington and No. 10 Hawaii won the Regional tournament, but Feb. 16 — Chico St., 5:30p.m. its No. 1 spot in the NCAA Divi Poly Pomona, a team which the Pacific. has never captured the NCAA Feb. 22 — UC San Diego, 5:30p.m. sion II West Region poll released Coyotes have beaten twice, a day The Coyotes will have six re Elite Eight title. Feb. 23 — Grand Canyon, 5:30p.m. Wednesday, February 6. after playing the Coyotes. maining games for the year before The Coyotes will finish the March 1 — at SF State, 6 p.m. •—-TTle" Coyotes suffered their The Region top rankings in the NCAA Regional Tournament •regular season on a two-game road Mfffch 2 — afSonoma St., 5:30p.m. tirsvt \o9,^ of the seasorv against Cal clude No. I Cal State San Bernar kicks-off on March 7-9. trip at San Francisco State on March 7-9 — NCAA Regional Slate Bakersfield, a team ranked dino followed in order by In the next following week, the March 1, then facing Sonoma State March 20-23 — Elite Eight 5 in the West Region and No. Humboldt State, Seattle Pacific, NCAA Elite Eight Championship on March 2 for the conclusion. . \ /-V 1 a PMIMTIONC 0 u H T r OF I A N I I R N A fl D I N 0 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES! CONTEST AT THE COYOTE BOOKSTORE WE WILL BE ON CAMPUS Sm^MFiir OtImmtHnffptckilfQf Widfi^d^.Fibfuaiy 13,2002 tiiQl ip«dd lomKNM^ gifti to theott from. From 12pm-2pm, in Event Center A PRIZES In- Urtt WUtt Masicai Teddy Ben tad-Goorte fortmia &ffl 3rd- GUSB hooded swutshiit Probation Corrections Officer Trainee GITEif THE EHliBSE OE & HEAETi XI THE JAE. ClOiSBX 1 WH A SEIZE!! Probation Offli^r I &II WWW.COTOTXBOOKS.COM Fresh flowers Wi Be (900) 387-0173 Mer Available I!!! Bouquete of Assorted Floweis For Only $6.95 dommloadapfflksthn: www.sbcounty.gov/prol38tion The Covofe Chronicle February 11, 2002 Coach Reaches Triple-digit Victories By Kermit R. Boyd while playing and coaching at the which allows his teams to flour Assistant Sports Editor Milestone Moment University of Riverside and coach ish impressively. ing at the University of San Fran Another of his dynamics con Five years and 103 wins: cisco. At UCR he learned how to tributing to the Coyotes' success that's miracle-maker Larry be successful on the basketball is his ability to recruit exceptional Reynolds' legacy. court. His playing at UC River- players who are willing to buy into Coach Reynolds enters his .gide taught Reynolds the team as the philosophy of a team sport. fifth season at the helm of the Coy pect of basketball rather than the Reynolds has been fortunate otes and his 20"' coaching season superstar philosophy that blights enough to land Division I trans in the California Collegiate Ath several Division I schools. fers who have played significant letic Association. Currently, he has "It's a team game, it's team roles in his teams' successes. 103 wins and only 34 losses, and oriented," Reynolds says. ^Reynolds current campaign is hopes to continue his success here "There's not one guy that makes looking to be memorable; the team at CSUSB. the whole team. The game is is 18-1 overall and 12-1 in CCAA "I think we are in the early about defending, and playing good play. The pre-season coaches poll stages of developing a program fundamental basketball, as well as picked CSUSB to win the CCAA that will hopefully be recognized teaching the game rather than hav conference. Reynolds and the nationally at the Division II level ing a couple of stars play." 'Votes are expecting nothing less for a very long time," he says. When Reynolds assisted at than a CCAA championship and After a 12-15 season in his USF in 1995 and 1996, the big an appearance in the NCAA II first year, Reynolds and his staff gest standout for him was the im West Regional. turned an ordinary program into portance of playing hard-nosed Currently theCoyotes' are ranked an outstanding one that has reaped Robert Whiiehead/CSUSB Photo defense and attacking teams ag No.4 in the n^on and No.1 in the West three winning seasons and is A KEEPER — Head coach Larry Reynolds reached the gressively. Region. Reynolds 'Y(^ were riding working on a fourth. 100-win plateau in his fifth season with the men s Coyote basketball program. He has undoubtedly imparted a two-week No.l national ranking, a In 1998-1999 Reynolds' Coy the philosophies and principles he 17-game winning strike, and a 22 otes posted a record of 23-8 oyer- campaign, as thg^team went ?3-6 te^ improved by one game in its gleaned from UCR and USF tg hbme-game winning streak! all, while taking runner-up in overall, with the Coyotes' winning overall and conference records build CSUSB's basketball system. tng to an impressive and very i CCAA conference play. In the their first CCAA conference that year. Reynolds coached his However, he can take credit from Cal Slate BakerslieW leant. same year he led the Coyotes to a championship with a 18-4 record. team to a third appearance at the his CSUSB experience for his un Reynolds predicts 'Nothing but championship in the NCAA II The team went on their second West Regional finals but they lost erring recruiting strategy and his good things for this program, as far as West Regionaf He then coached straight trip to the NCAA West in the semi-finals. building of a team with excep being competitive in the CCAA con the squad to an appearance in the Regional, where they were de Reynolds was again named tional depth, where eight or more ference, being a factor in the West Re NCAA Division II Elite 8, but un feated in the semifinals. CCAA Coach of the Year for an athletes seeing considerable play gional, and being a fcxce on the national fortunately the team lost to PHorida For a second straight year unprecedented third straight year. ing minutes night in and night out. level, and 1 think that this school has an Southern. Reynolds was fortunate enough to How has Coach Reynolds Reynolds has also infused his opportunity to do incredibly well in all That year Reynolds was be named coach of the year in the been able to reach a milestone of CSUSB athletes with his team three of these categories." named coach of the year in the CCAA. this magnitude so early in his principles and philosophy that al Kermit R.Boyd is Assistant NCAA District 8 and the CCAA. iS:: Reynolds' team won a second headcoaching career? low them to strive and shine as a Sports Editor for the Coyote The 1999-2000 season straight CCAA championship in F-or a start, he gained a group. He emphasizes the idea of Chronicle. He can be reached at slightly mirrored his previous the 2000-2001 season, and the plethora of basketball knowledge the "we" versus the "I" theory. [email protected]. Men's and Women's Basketball Weekend Roundup Men's basketball holds ojf Cal State Dominguez Hills down the stretch By Danny B. Homaidan Men's Scoring Summary Women's Scoring Summary Sports Writer Coyotes 65, Toros 57 Coyotes 54, Toros 55 Saturday, Feb. 9 Saturday, Feb. 9 he clock was ticking and Cal St San Bernardino 33 32 — 65 Cal St. San Bernardino 25 29 — with only 21 seconds left Cal St Dominguez Hills 28 29 — 57 Cal SL Dominguez Hills 28 27 — Tin the contest, Coyote Coyotes (65) •—J. Taylor 6, Summerall 10, Ray 10, Burries 12, Toros (55) — Rambacal 13, Perkins 12, Tucker 10, Tease 8, forward Leroy Mayo pulled Mayo 9, Knight 2, Edwards 8, Bennett 6, Soobzokov 2. Lewis 4, Mendez 4, Askew 2, Norton 2. down the board to seal the fate Toros (57) — Poole 20, Blunt 11, Crawford 11, Rowland 8, E. Coyotes (54) — Raniewicz II, Brown 17, Garrett 11, Moore 1 of the Cal State Dominguez Hills Burries 3, Lawrence 2, Erquhart 2. Mendelsen 8, Tirona 2, S. Williams 4. Toros. Mayo's crucial rebound Records — Coyotes (15-1, 20-1). Tofos (7-9,8-13). Records — Coyotes (6-10, 10-11. Toros (4-12,6-14). forced the Toros to foul him and Attendance — 521 Attendance — 30! gave Cal State San Bernardino the Toros 8-3. However, the an insurmountable 63-57 strong in the second half, night, the Cal State San Toro Fercia Rambacal had 13 'Votes roared back by playing advantage. grabbing a 44-32 advantage at Bernardino Women's Basketball points on a sizzling 5-6 from the tenacious man to man defense to In the end, the 'Votes 14:52. Vet, the scrappy Toros team was narrowly defeated by court. take a 19-16 lead with 9:00 left prevailed Saturday night in the kept on clawing back by Cal State Dominguez Hills 55- in the half. midst of a tough 521 screaming tightening the gap to four on a 54. The loss ran the Lady The seesaw battle continued Toro's fans. The nail biting 65- nineteen foot pull up jumper by Coyotes season record to (10-11) through the remainder of the 57 triumph over the Toros senior point guard Jacob Poole. overall and (6-10) in CCAA half, until Coyote sharpshooter improves the Coyotes season Poole's hoop with 1:50 Conference standings. While, the Lance Ray connected on a three- record to (20-1) and (15-1) in remaining in the match provided Lady Toros saw their record bomb from the t\)p of the conference play. Whereas, Cal point him a game high 20 points. But, climb in the victory to (6-14) on arc. Ray's basket gave the team State Dominguez Hills falls to it was not enough as the gritty the year and (4-12). a 33-28 cushion to finish the half (8-13) overall and (7-9). Coyotes fended off the Toros late Top senior forward Shar^e and added to his team leading Cal State San Bernardino surge to get a much needed road Brown lead the 'Vote charge eight first half points. started the game slowly trailing viptory. with 17 points on 7-17 shooting f: •• Coyote players came out ' 1 In other action Saturday from the field. Conversely, Lady