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November 5, 2001 Serving the Students of CSUSB for 35 Years Volume 35, Issue 6 The dead return: ElEMadeLosMuertos By Joe Flores Special to the Chronicle

Di'a de Los Muertos was an event on Thursday, November 1. It was sponsored and put together by the Cross Cultural Center, the Foreign Language Department, and Lambda Theta Phi. All three organizations and departments went through a lot of trouble and work to make the Student Ahibassa event a success. Of course, it was a success, with a turnout to search for new applicants of at least 150 people. The event started at 10am By Mathew Taylor with a lecture by speaker -y r,AmbassadorsSociety (SAS) , Miguel Mora. He gave a lecture News Ed,tor „f . and slide presentation showing students used to represent the. the historical and student body of CSUSB. The SAS helps the campus increase its Anthropological aspect of Dfa understanding and respect for the university among the alumni de Los Muertos. His speech A dancer stands in front of an altar to pay homage to the dead and the^sominunity -As the SA&^triv^4o qoiuinu(^their raissttni, was sponsored by Lambda they end up working closely with the adminisirative olTiccs on ThetaPhi. festivities of Dfa de Los Muertos. speech about the cultural aspect of campus. One such office is the Pre.sident's office. Following the lecture, the • Each offering was dedicated to Dfa de Los Muertos. They also The members ser\'e a purpose of being the positive picture of festivities began. They took a different person or group of gave a descriptive talk showing how wonderful CSUSB really is. They represent the student body place in the Student Union people that the students decided to every part of an offering table and at meetings and events that involve many important people tikei;;: the Courtyard. The Cross-Cultural pay tribute to. One offering table meaning behind it. They shared alumni, ddnore and legislator. At the CSUSB sponsored events was dedicated to Evita. Another that in each region of Mexico, they Center gave out free Mexican they serve as hosts, invited guests, and as speakers sharing their,, offering table was dedicated to the bread, also known as pan dulce. celebrate it differently. After they experience with this campu.s. victims of September 11 finished their talk, a group called While the bread was given out, All of its ntembers go through a long selection process th:u students ^ An altar was dedicated to Cesar took part in a Danzantes de Aztlan performed begins with a nomination front a faculty or staff member. Students Chavez, and one was dedicated to a dances from the indigenous procession around part of the who wish to participate in the organization should have a good woman who died during the campus. It was led by several Mexican culture, which the crowd uca^leinic standing, with a minimum grade ptnni average of 2.5, • Mexican Revolution. The last really enjoyed. students dressed in black robes and have leaderhip experience in an academic, student or service offering table was dedicated to one I relished coordinating the to symbolize the dead. capacity. Hiey also need ah interest In representing CSUSB and' During all of this, students of the student's relatives that was a event and working with Professor and staff from the Foreign soldier. The students and staff really Whitaker and Professor Gallegos- Language Department were h. did a great job as all the offering Rios and Ezekiel Bonilla,whose work putting -together 5 tables looked very beautiful. efforts ensured that the event Campus Candids different offering tables and At noon, the heads of the would be a success. I look presenting them to the students department, Professor Whitaker and forward to Dfa de Los Muertos Campus Candids and staff that came to watch the Professor Gallegos-Rios, gave a next year. Ij)okfor Chronicle writers and photographers Graduating Se around campus

By Jen Cooper - said. "If I had gfaduated two years terrorist attacks added an element of ago, I would have just gotten a job uncertainty to an already unsteady CSV Chico and been done with it." economy. Companies have already When Jon Layton came to As a computer science major, announced thousands of layoffs and Chico State University in 1998 getting a job used to mean choosing many more are anticipating e\^tual as a first-year student, he between companies that were cuts. envisioned'himself graduating offering huge salaries and great Chico State students aren't the only in four years and landing a job benefits. "Now, if you desperately ones feeling the pressures of job in Silicon Valley, making want to get a job, you've got to searches. At universities across the computer games and earning pursue about 20 companies at the country, recruiters, career counselors around $70,000. But with same time," Layton said. and students are worried about the graduation only -eight months The National Association of slowdown in college hiring. Mark away, Layton has changed his Colleges and Employers released Finger, vice president of human post-graduation expectations. a survey in August that reported resources at National Instruments in Because of the tight job market employers were expecting to hire Texas, heads up his company's college and shrinking employment 19.7 percent fewer new college recruiting program. opportunities, he's now graduates. College hiring appeared National Instruments hired 220 considering going to graduate to be weakest in the West, where students last year, but he expects that school or taking a year off to employers there were expecting See who carved their way to the travel before trying to find a job. college-hiring cuts of almost 44.8 -Seniors top in the SCENE "Right now the market's kind of percent. Continued dead for computer stuff," he And that was before the Sept. 11 on page 16 on page 5 The Coyote Chronicle November 5, 2001 Campus Radio Station in Union • Coyote Radio has the Grad School Fair capability to broadcast in the Student Union, but earns a degree in ofUcials have yet to flip the switch success By Dafina Dailey Stajf Writer By Karen Sogard Bureau of the Census indicates "a strong positive relationship In a previous issue of the Stajf Writer between the earning of advanced Chronicle there was an article As the last participants of the degrees and individual income." about Coyote Radio, but it didn't Grad School 2001 Information Fair Valerie Olivo, a senior answer all the questions and so straggled out, Stephanie Moya Kinesiology major, said she was now it's back for a second helping. an off campus entity that's just a equipment. wiped her brow in relief, "Whew, interested in a degree in adapted The students of CSUSB want to part of CSUSB? The station is How prepared are they for a it's over!" The Special Events physical education. It is offered at know more about the radio station. currently located in the change? Is the equipment old and Coordinator for the Office of Pepperdine University and In the last issue it was said that the Performing Arts building but outdated? It's taken awhile, but the Graduate Studies had overseen the CSUSB, but she said she was "just radio station doesn't have a license since the referendum was passed station obtained $60,000 in new largest fair held at CSUSB yet. looking." so they can't broadcast to far away fast school year for the Student equipment thanks to the College of Representatives from over 60 Dr. Mo Bahk, Assistant ranges but it can be heard here on Union expansion, renovation, and Arts and Letters. institutions of higher learning Professor of Communication, said campus. construction. Coyote Radio is The equipment consists of state- . arrived here on Halloween, Oct. 31, several students expressed interest The Coyote Radio has the currently negotiating on of-the-art computers and software to hand out bright brochures and in' the Integrated Marketing ability to be heard throughout the upgrading to a bigger location to run the station's daily operations. answer the non-stop questions from Communication degree that Student Union, including in the within the Student Union. Two students are busy the juniors and seniors attending. CSUSB has developed. Fireside Lounge and the Event ' The staff at Coyote Radio downloading hundreds of CD's in They might not have had the Law schools and business Center through underground Hnes believes that it is important for the preparation for the new system and answer to Question Number One, schools predominated such as that are hooked up to a speaker station to be seen and heard, so our demands. How am I going to afford this?, but Notre Dame, University of San system. they are working on moving the With the help of the station's they were happy to extol the virtues Diego, and UC Davis. But one It is left to the Student Union radio station to the Student Union engineer, Tom Richards, Coyote of their particular school. And flower stood out - the Fashion employees and the management to so it is more visible to the student, Radio hopes to have everything in because this was about expanding Institute of Design and play the station daily or not. public. place and operational by the winter educational horizons, there was Merchandising. Ultimately, if students want to hear Coyote Radio is working on a quarter. even pizza. It prepares students for careers the radio station in the Student new location because they want To hear the student radio station According to the Council of in fashion, graphics, interior Union, they should ask the to be heard on campus as well as log on at: http://cal.csusb.edu/ Graduate Schools, "The design and entertainment management to turn it up. within the community. One of the KOTE/i ndex 3. html contemporary graduate student is industries. A quote from their So is the station on campus or only questions left is about the typically a working adult with brochure says, "If you would do it career and family obligations." for free, then you know tbat's^what Local elections to be held this week They say new data from the will make ybii' San Bernardino Community College District City Of San Bernardino Prepares to Bernardino Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Don Singer, retired College Vote as Polls Open Tuesday Mayor'Valles has been both President honored and recognized for her Dr. Singer sees community College President at Oxnard participation in the world of colleges as a stepping sfoocioiaur ^ Community College, Coastline academics. She was selected as one year colleges and universities.- Community College, and Golden of only two Community College Singer has been involve(r?ft"5te West Community College. She Presidents to represent the United education for many years. Within has also served in a multitude of State in the International the last fifteen years, he has served positions from the president to the University Presidents' Institute. as college President to Valley and dean of various disciplines to the She has been the subject of two Crafton, and as a professor at the Governing Board Member at San doctoral dissertations dealing with university level as well as the Bernardino Valley College. leadership and has been listed in "community college level and | Mayor Valles has served on several Who's Who publications. finally in the K-12 system. Singer ' multiple st-ate commissions Her awards are numerous. feels that he will work to promote _ including the CEO Board of She has been recognized by the an action'^plan for student California, California College U.S. House of Representatives for recruitment and retention while Trustees, Peace Officers Standard their Outstanding Woman of the continuing to develop partnerships and Training Board, and the Year Award and Resolutions of with business and the community. Commission of Innovation. Her Beverly Powell. Board Member Recognition from the California Singer seeks to ensure that community participation includes Senate Rules Committee, the When elected to this position students will have the best Candidate:Mayor Judith Valles serving on past Citizen Advisory California State Assembly and the four years ago, Powell brought to education at the lowest cost. Committees, the San Bernardino U.S. Senate. the job her experience as a past Prior to taking office as Mayor Symphony Board, and the San in March of 1998, Judith Valles Valley College student, a high Dr. Chuck Terrell, retired had accumulated over 40 years of Highlights from Mayor Valles' Previous Term school teacher, a congressional Superintendent aide, and a corporate manager. This is an election for three of the professional experience in the Then: 1997-98 City Budget Deficit: $7.2 million That background has enabled field of education. Her leadership Now: 2001-02 Budget surplGs; $3.4 million, $9.2 million in seven trustee positions for the San experiences range from budgets, reserve her to find ways to improve Bernardino'Community College planning, collective bargaining, Then: 1997 Fire equipment was at least 12 years old management procedures and shift system. These positions will be student affairs, community Now: 2001 New fire engines in 11 stations; paramedics or more dollars into classrooms, serving a term' of four years and relations, and strategic planning all medical response trucks open contracts for construction to within those years Valley and Then: 1997 Economic Development Agency inefficient local firms and to obtain new state evaluations. Crafton will be going through and broke ($22 million in loan guarantees) Mayor Valles received her and federal funds to serve more changes of enrollment and size. deficit:$2.8 million; flawed mobile home park students. There will abo be a satellite Masters of Arts in 1970 from the plan In her opinion the local campus opening at the San University of California at Now: 2001 Loan guarantees reduced to $2.3 million, $4 Riverside; her Bachelor of Arts in million in reserve by leveraging Agency real economy will benefit when there Bernardino International Airport. 1956 from the UniveTsity of estate assets, reduced staffing and overhead is a base of educated employees. Terrell submits his candidacy Redlands; was the recipient of a costs. But her most valued thing is the because he is a product of the tudy fellowship in 1960 from Then: 1997 Over 100 HUD homes/foreclosures sight of young people whose lives community college system, he's HUD foreclosures reduced to 100" have been improved through an Tiufts and Harvard University; and Now: 2001 worked in education for over 40 Then; 1997 Crime: City known as "unsafe"; "dumping pursued doctoral studies in Higher outstanding education. years, he's been a professor at four ground" for parolees Education at the University of This exhibition of candidates in universities and he has a vision to Now: 2001 Major crime-down 50%; Graffiti down 40%, no way signifies an allegiance improve the community California at Los Angeles. Parolee partnership model with Department of but instead is here to inform. Mayor Valles has served as perception of the college system. • Corrections. November 5, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle What is the Matrix? Flu or The Buzz *Take the red pill and Til show you how deep the rabbit hole goes' -Morpheus Anthrax? Opportunities for intentional By Omar Zubair research ^ By Rody Rodriguez Staff Writer IREX and the goveijm^ Staff Writer the United States of Artwycii Fifteen years ago the only announcing an open competition anthrax that was making any for fellowships in the United Ever since the suicide CIA gathers the information for the news was the hair metal band, Stales and the New Independent attacks on the World Trade Cen­ Threat Matrix and decides oa what but today the country is in a States (NIS) through 2002-2003. ter and the Pentagon, the CIA action should be taken against each major scare oyer the bacterium Full information can be found at: has created a daily Top Secret threat. It is then passed on to the known to scientists as Bacillus Anthracis. http://www.irex.org/programs/ document called the "Threat President who issues the final de­ Though the thought of a killer rsep/index.htm. The exchange is Matrix." This daily report, read cision. Making details from the bacterium is a frightening one, designed for US citizens to by the President and his senior Threat Matrix public could result there is no need to become conduct academic research security officials, lists all the in chaos, officials said. Many paranoid as long as information (maximum 9 months, no potential terrorist threats against places, institutions and cities from about this tiny foe is known. If Americans are filled with fear minimum) in Arpienia, the United States and American all around the U.S. have been on in their everyday lives, then Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, interests abroad. The document the list. It was the Threat Matrix there is more danger than just Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, contains 50 to 100 threats on that generated the national alert of the disease. Moldova, Russian Federation, any given day. Though nearly Secretary of Home and Land Defense a potential terrorist attack issued by For many years farmers in Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, all threats have gone without Tom Ridge, the man behind the Matrix the FBI on October 11th. undeveloped countries have been dealing with the anthrax Ukraine, and Uzbekistan, or for incident, dozens more take their Even though the Threat bacteria. Before recent events, the citizens of these same place everyday. The goal of the Matrix sounds like something out the only real threat of catching countries, to conduct research in Threat Matrix is to prevent an­ the information that goes on this of a video game or movie, it has it was from exposure to infected the USA. other September 11th. list comes from intercepted com­ helped the U.S. keep tabs on the cattle or sheep. Deadline for applications is Every day the Threat munications, walk-in sources, e- potential dangers that comes with The spore-forming bacterium can cause infection in one of Tuesday, January 15, 2002. Matrix lists potential bombings, mails, friendly foreign intelligence these times. Hopefully, the Threat three ways: through cuts, Research is expected to begin in hijackings or other terrorist at­ services, telephone threats, and Matrix will live up to its goal and through inhalation, and through Sept. 2002. tacks that could occur. Most of FBI or CIA human sources. The prevent another attack on the U.S. ingestion. Unfortunately, the threat that most Americans fear Professor Blackey gets Shortages in nursing departments across is the most dangerous form of significant recognition the disease, which is caused by Professor Robert Blackey of breathing it in. the History Department has had The initial symptoms of the California cause for concern two recent recognitions of quite inhaled bacteria resemble a considerable note: He's a newly By John D. Parris areas of the mere cold with coughs, aches, and chills; however, within only elected member of the National CSV Bakersfield country a few days the symptoms may Academic Council of the College • become more advance to shock and severe Board, which involves national attractive. breathing problems. Without the service as well as attending . .. You're lying on a stretcher, Meares, proper treatment, this form of meetings of the College Board's '"cold, frightened, alone and in however, anthrax is almost always deadly, though with this form the spread Western Regional Council. pain. You have been lying there when working of the disease from person to Blackey is this year's recipient of for what seems like hours with as a nurse, had o person is highly unlikely the Eugene Asher Distinguished dozens of other injured, no problem d because direct contact must be Teaching Award of the American bleeding and seriously ill with the hours. .2 made with the spores. Historical Association. It's the patients lined up along the "I could « The current treatment for < anthrax is the drug highest teaching award of the walls. A lone harried nurse always arrange •g ciprofloxacin, but Richard largest and primary professional rushes by, avoiding eye contact my work life ^ Corling, director of the organization of U.S. historians. and outstretched hands. around home .2 American Medical Association, Wiil anyone help you? life," said g says that this medicine is not The competition was open to There will be no one to help Meares. "You "state-of-the-art" anymore. Two historians at all levels of higher you if the current nursing work 12-hour f groups, one from the University education. The award will be £ of Wisconsin in Madison and shortage in California presented at the AHA's annual shifts, but you one from the Burnham Institute meeting, next January in San continues. "This is a crisis like have several in La Jolla right here in What will the CSV system do with no nurses? we've never seen before," said days off in a row. California, are currently Francisco. Candace Meares, professor and "Many hospitals consider three nurses. working qn finding new and International Education Department of Nursing chair. 12-hour shifts a full week." The Nursing School is actively better treatments for victims of Week Coming Soon the disease. These, however, "The crisis is not just in recruiting in the local high schools, International Education Week, Several students have also opted will not be ready for at least California, but worldwide." to make a career of nursing despite holding open houses for potential another year. November 12 to 16, 2001, the According to a news bulletin the long hours and sometimes students and their parents, and U.S. Department of Education from California Assembly poor working conditions. "I think arranging for interested students to recognizes the importance of member Hannah-Beth Jackson, the rewards will outweigh any shadow nurses. TTiey also cooperate educating students about people studies done last year report negatives," said Gwen Sterry, a with the surrounding community Da you like to write? and nations throughout the world that the average age of first-year-nursing student at the colleges, particularly Bakersfield Do you want to know in preparing our students to live California nurses was 46.5 CSUSB School of Nursing. College. whats happening on in a diverse and tolerant society years with 30 percent of full- "People who go into nursing "The BC program is and succeed in a global economy. campus? time RNs over the age of 50. don't go for the money." She plans wonderful," Meares said. "We Knowledge about the culture and Many of them are retiring or to earn her bachelor's degree and work closely together." State and Become a part of the language of our neighbors looking for work elsewhere as to eventually become a nurse private institutions have been Chronicle. throughout the world is becoming the shortage takes its toll on practitioner. The nursing program responding to the crisis by making For info, email us at increasingly important in the daily working conditions. is demanding. Sterry spends 15 more money available. sbchron @ csusb.edu lives of all Americans. In the bulletin dated Oct. 8, hours in class a week and about "We are increasing scholarships California was ranked 48th in 40-50 hours studying. "The targeted for nursing," said Meares. . the number of nurses per 1,000 program needs to be tough," said "There is about $27,000 residents. As of Oct. 19, Joanne .Giles, also a first-year- available." Several bills have The Coyote Byte: according to Meares, nursing student. "I wouldn't want been passed at the state level, California had slipped another some nurse not worth her salt including one sponsored by DID The first official point to 49th. - working on me!" Jackson. mascot was a St. There are several reasons for The care Giles received while This would provide $5 million this severe shortage of nurses. in the hospital with her pregnancy in grants to encourage increased Bernard Puppy "California currently only is the motivation behi nd her career enrollment in the community that belonged to trains 50 percent of the nurses choice. "The nurses were so nice college system. "I picture us Russ DeRemer, a it needs," said Meares. "We to me," said Giles. "I liked the being warehoused in a huge Physics have traditionally relied on atmosphere." CSUSB's Nursing warehouse with no one to take immigration from other states." School has implemented several care of us," Meares said. "We Professor. This stream of nurses has new policies in an effort to must increase the number of slowed to a trickle, as other alleviate the current shortage of nurses to take care of us." The Coyote Chronicle November 5, 2001 G ROVING REPORTER Asking Students What they Think Faculty Spotlight If you were the Roving Reporter, which question would you ask students? Then answer it.

I Ai\n Babin Accounting Junior "Well, I want to know if people think Britney Spears' boobs are Juan Delgado real? I don't think they are and I don't think she is a virgin either. She dresses like a total prostitute. Maybe Justin should find somebody else new, like that girl he just did a video with." "Sometimes all you need is just one person to Donny Templeton believe in you." For Professor Juan Delgado that was his Liberal Studies sister Flavia. Delgado, an English professor here at Cal Senior State San Bernardino and a poet in his spare time, was born "My question would be 'Do you in Guadalajara, Mexico and migrated to the United States think that since the attack when he was six. His parents were poor, with no higher everyone seems to be more than "a fifth grade education," and worked long hours to support the family. happy?' I do believe that since Delgado describes himself as having the tragedy people have become been a "normal kid.. .into wrestling, girls and cars." It less judging of one another. Not wasn't until his sister, now in college, decided she would that I think the war is a good share her scholarship money with Delgado that he decided thing and I'm not glad it to go to college. "Her offer became the deciding factor 'for happened but maybe it took a me to enroll," says Delgado. tragedy to bring people together It is here that Delgado had taken his first step like it has. I think its knowing that your toward success. Delgado started as an accounting major but life could end at any moment." decided to change it after his father died to something "more meaningful to me." Courses he has taken included James White writing and literature courses, and eventually poetry. Theater Arts Since then Delgado has written two books of Senior poems. One is titled "El Campo" in which are poems "What are your thoughts on dramatizing the hardships of farm workers and Latino immigrants working in the U.S. staying a virgin until marriage? His second book is "Green Web." I think that it is difficult in this While Delgado is still writing poetry and putting together more books, he society to maintain this ideal. The cut out for him as he teaches a creative writing graduate course and takes care of his family at home. concern of pregnancy, loss of Delgado plans to continue teaching more English courses during the next few quarters like Analysis of innocence, and other Poetry and possibly Chicano Literature, which he developed here at CSUSB. responsibilities that are associated As a message to students, Delgado suggests that students "hang out with people that believe with intercourse are some of the in you and see your potential -someone who will push and challenge you. We're constantly growing reasons that have been expressed as individuals and hanging out with the wrong crowd can stop that growth, and bring you down. You for staying a virgin. Most people should always find out what your capacities are." Well said. Professor Delgado. however, don't care about these and find bliss in having penetrative sex. This in turn makes one ask, "well, how far are you willing to go?" I know it'5 mostly guys asking this question since it seems that virginity is mostly Funfilled F all Fest a female issue. Hmmm, this could be a whole other question." Delta Phi, Mexican Connection By Shareena Clark (who also performed magic Staff Writer tricks). Kappa Delta, the Career Rahsira Brown Development Center, and The On Halloween night, the Liberal Studies Student Alumni Association. Student Union hosted an Freshman The Chemistry Club assisted admission-free carnival-like event children in their slime making Tiffanye Terrell called Fall Fest. The festival was endeavors, while listening to the Political Science started by the Student Union hiss of the Jack-o-Lantern candles Freshman Program Board, and lasted from shot out with water guns at the 6pm to 10pm. There were various P.A.L.S. table. The crackle of the Perhaps the most thrilling (And Friend.) booths and activities all sponsored campfire at the Geology Clubs event was the Karaoke contest by student groups and clubs. mock-campsite was surrounded held by Coyote Radio. Plenty of Most of the booths happily "We would ask students what kind of food would you like to with authentic rock samples, and jim-dandy characters were more gave candy away-to eager trick- see added to the commons? they provided a free view of the than willing to lend their voices to or-treaters, while wearing Some ethnic food would be good like soul food. Mashed moon through their telescope. spice up some of the everyday enthusiastic srniles and wishing potatoes and gravy, cornbread, chicken- not so much greens. Delta Sigma Chi had a beanbag humdrum pop songs available, for them a safe and happy Halloween. You know, what would really do it is a slurpee machine. toss, and Alpha Phi gave away a prize to the victor. Among these gracious providers Ooooo, (all together) I'd be there all the time." goldfish to participants in their To say the least. Fall Fest was were organizations such as Alpha Ping-Pong ball game. a success thanks to the clubs. Wants to hear from you Give us your feedback.: Call us at (909) 880-5289 Email [email protected] or Check out the Chronicle Online

T November 5, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle COYOTE COSTUME CONTEST

'em up" with her Elvis get-up and would've went for that. Arroyo walked away with a Cal By Susie Medina hairstyle to go with it. I don't think Sean Green was Dr. Evil and State sweatshirt. Scene Editor she was qualified for a prize, as also the second place winner. He And I was Aphrodite that day. she is an employee. Some people at Cal State walked around with his finger on Reluctant to enter the contest, my Those of you who didn't were brave enough to dress up on the side of his mouth all day. And friend convinced me that it was come out and participate, perhaps Halloween. For those very festive for that he won $50. fun and I might win some money, next year you can get over your and courageous people, there was Melissa Adamson dressed as so I did. Although I did not win shyness or whatever it is and dress a contest for best costume. the illustrious legend Marilyn any money, I did win a long sleeve up. Halloween only comes once Although not many participated, Monroe. Miss Monroe, I mean Cal State shirt that was way too a year, and unless you're a theater it was a close competition for Adamson won $25 for prancing big for me to fit into. I guess my major, you might get some strange those who did. around in her evening gown and humiliation on Halloween paid looks doing it otherwise. First place winner was Sarah looking beautiful. off. Dean, who was a cat woman. The next winner was Rosa And last but certainly not Elaborately dressed in a catsuit Arroyo who was clad in U.S. least, and actually given special and heavy makeup, it was hard to Marine Corps clothes. A tough recognition, is Lorena Gomez, an tell there was a living girl look with a flirty touch as Arroyo ASI staff member. Gomez "shook underneath the costume. She won wore the shirt above her belly, $75. Bet you all wish you revealing her very flattering navel.

Congratulations Left to Right: Staff to the winners, member Lorena Gomez and Thank You says "Thank you, thank you very much. "Rosa to all those who Arroyo is Camouflage Above: Melissa Adamson Large and Susie Medina Poses for a Marilyn Moment. partici goddesses do live Right:Contest winner Sarah proves Deran, as a Cat Woman. in San Bernardino.

University Hall, UH037 Office: 880-5289 5500 University Parkway Advertising; 880-5297 San Bernardino, CA 92407 Fax: 880-7009 E-mail: [email protected] Check out the Chronicle online: 'shut Your Tumvhin http://acmfiles.csusb.edu/comm/Chronicle/index2.html Staff Writers: Shareena C. Clark, Jennifer Dotson, Hector Franco, Mark Fretz, John Halcon, Tace, Tumphin Carver' Darrell Jackson, Oscar Limon, Khalla Lindsay, Roddy Rodriguez, MIkelle Salas, Karen Sogard, The Halloween Pumpkin Carvin' Contest Kofi Tawiah, Omar Zubair faces, each waiting patiently to be Third place prize was a flashlight Executive Editor John J. Eddy Photos & Article judged. and fourth place won a radio alarm Managing Editor Jorge G. Salazar By Susie Medina The judging was at 2:30, clock. All other contestants The Scene Editor News Editor Mathew Taylor giving late contestant Erin Keller received Cal State pens, cases and The Scene Editor Susie Medina On Halloween Day at Cal a deadline by which to finish her calendars. Unfortunately, Keller Multi-Cultural Editors Bethany Anderson & State San Bernardino in front of pumpkin. Judges included ASI's never finished her pumpkin so she the Coyote Bookstore, sat six fat Luis Portillo, Coyote Bookstore didn't receive any of these, but Jake Zylman plump pumpkins that were supervisor Anthony Casillas and nevertheless a good time was had A & E Editor Matt Schoenmann provided by the bookstore. Each student Adam Bowlan. "We judge by all. Asst. A & E Editor Melissa Adamson pumpkin had very distinct images them based on props used, Sports Editor Brian Short carved into them, including a creativeness, and patience we've Copy Editor Shane M. Vanderfm ghost, a skull, and a few smiley- seen in the carvers," said Casillas. Even though the judging took Design/Layout Editor John J. Eddy & place at its scheduled time, it took Jorge G. Salazar a while for them to come up with Online Editor Open a winner. Participants joked that Advertising Manager Open the judges acted as if they were Distribution Manager "Cookie" Joe Bailey judging a beauty pageant. The first place winner was Faculty Advisor Robin Larsen Casey Stout, who carved the Graduate Assistant John Emig 'skull' pumpkin, which she said Business Manager Open

took her the full hour to carve. Her The Coyote Chronicle is published on every Friday, for distribution on prize was a CSUSB sweatshirt. Monday, during the academic session by the Department of Communication Studies, A skull carved into the side of a The second place winner won a California State University San Bernardino. The opinions expressed in the Chronicle are those of the student writers radio-control PT Cruiser car. Contest Winner Casey Stout contest pumpkin. and editors, and do not reflect the views of the university, its administration, faculty or any other person or institution unless expressly noted. The Coyote Chronicle hopes you had a safe and The appearance of any advertisment in the Chronicle does not constitute an endorsement by the newspaper of the goods and services advertised. The Chronicle sane Halloween Holiday. reserves the right to reject any advertisment it deems inappropriate. The Coyote Chronicle November 5, 2001

TA^E SAFETY TIP OF THE WEEK: One Can Make a Difference By Pleasance Brown ^ C-__ :3 Stajf Writer 1.) If you absolutely must walk alone at night, be The Adult Re-Entry Center. ESIS conscious of your Women's Resource Center, and surroundings. the Cross-Cultural centers are Student Assistance in the Adult The Adult Re-Entry Center. -.1 holding their annual food drive. Re-Entry Center is also lending Women's Resource Center, and These canned food drives are done its hand to this yearly event by the Cross-Cultural Center would in order to feed families that-have being a co-sponsor to show their like to thank all of you for 2.) If anyone approaches no food during the Thanksgiving support of their fellow colleagues. becoming involved. A heart-felt you, start arguing with holiday. Becky Miceli. a Student The three centers are asking deep appreciation is given for yourself and yelling for Assistant in the Women's for canned goods, and dried or those helping the less fortunate- no reason. Resource Center and co-sponsor, packaged items that are easily especially at such a crucial time. states that the food will be given transported from place to place. Your efforts for this cause will go to needy families within the local The dinner items are packed into a long way in making the day areas. a bag or basket. Next, the special for others who need it. It is vital for the students at Thanksgiving dinners are Remember that the Canned CSUSB to get involved. delivered to their destination. Of Food Drive ends November 16. Take a Shot against the Flu Virus Donations can be given on a daily course, these donations are not tax 2001. Come one. come ail with basis and dropped off at any one deductible, but the students of your Thanksgiving Day Campus 0-feaftfi Center By John D. Halcon ofthe centers on the campus. John CSUSB will not go unnoticed for donations. The number of Stqp~ Writer fiefps cCuringffu season. Futch. Coordinator of the Cross- their combined efforts and service donations you bring into the Cultural Center, advises students to the community. The smiles on centers assures that everyone To combat the flu season, Cal State San Bernardino's Health to give generously and to keep in the faces of those low-income will feast this day. and also Center is holding an influenza clinic every Friday for students and mind that you will be giving to a families will show that they are measures the success of this faculties. good cause. The collection of the grateful and will show that the event by CSUSB to feed the The Health Center, which is located near the Jack Brown Hall canned food began October 1. campus is committed in helping homeless in our community. and Commons building, will be offering its one-hour clinics twice- 2001 and will end November 16. those truly in need. Thanks! a-day with the earliest vaccination starting at 10 a.m. and the latest shots being given at 2 p.m. Since every year flu comes in three to four different viruses, it is important a new influenza vaccine be made to accommodate the The Art of Volunteering various forms of the viruses, which is the main reason why many health officials recommend people go through a yearly flu shot. So where can I go to be a smiling, and talking about the old By Pleasance Brown "The strains change every year," said Debbie Galvan, the volunteer? Well, you can start by days as children. It is important Staff Writer assistant director for the Health Center. "But a flu shot gives you volunteering in the communities for everyone to fill the excitement of the day as well as three strains of immunity for the entire season, and each year oiir in your area. Individuals can having the opportunity to feel the vaccines change to keep up with the different strains of flu." The thought of charity starts volunteer at churches, local A flu shot will cause minor soreness lasting for a couple of at home. So where does the art recreation centers, hospitals and same joy. the like. Any assistance of time, churches, schools, and other hours, and the shot could cause fever, muscle pains and some of volunteering begin? The art of talent, and treasure can and will public facilities show people who discomfort which could last for a day, but those effects does not volunteering can start with the be appreciated, not only by those are less fortunate, that you have constitute the flu virus. individual or with a group. the time and dedication out of If affected by the virus, a duration of six to eight days with The county of San in need but by those "important" people who can and do commit your busy schedule to spend the symptoms of fever, headache, coughing, loss of appetite, muscle Bernardino released a letter to the day with them. aches, fatigue, and sometimes stomachache and diarrhea results. public encouraging them to go their lives and efforts to service. So America, come out^-and "A flu is a virus you fix afterwards if don't get the shot," added out and volunteer this holiday It is vital that you not only share this day with the people you love, show just what you are made of. Galvan. "The best advice for people is that they stay healthy by season. It doesn't take any time but think about the other people Show the world and the people washing their hands routinely, and do not share anything with to go out and volunteer, just time, who have no one during this that CSUSB and the community anyone. Basically, don't share the same spit with another person." commitment, and a strong belief that you have the spirit of giving Although the vaccines are available on campus, the shots are in what you are doing. It takes a special time of year. Thanksgiving is a by using the opportunity to come limited to a certain number of patients, and even then, a person special person and special celebration of eating, laughing. out and volunteer. seeking the shot must still meet a certain requirement posted by the qualities to become a volunteer. Health Center. "We'll be screening everyone who asks for a shot," said Galvan. "So, people who qualify as a high-risk patient will get a shot, and people who aren't at high risk to get the flu will be asked to come PHOTO OF THE WEEK: back in November for their shots." According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), a person labeled as a high-risk for flu would fall under the following characertistics: *A11 people aged 65 or older. *People of any age with chronic diseases of the heart, lung, kidneys, diabetes, immunosuppression, or severe forms of anemia. •Residents of nursing homes and other chronic care facilities housing patients of any age with chronic medical conditions. •Women who will be more than three months pregnant during the flu season. •Children and teenagers who are receiving long term aspirin therapy. •People who live or interact with any of the above high-risk person. However, in Galvan's 14 years at CSUSB, she has yet to experience a time when the campus was immensely affected by the flu virus. "We get plenty of people with flu come into the center every year," she said. "But we've never actually had a flu epidemic or a flu wave hit the campus." In addition, Galvan noted that the best advice for someone who has already contacted the flu bug is to keep rested and healthy. "If you don't feel good, stay at home," said Galvan. "We don't need people passing those viruses around." Hazy Days of Spring? A scenic view of the 'unique' November that casts a gleam For flu shot appointments or more information about the flu over the Student Union and University Hall. season, please call the Health Center at (909) 880-5241. % iditi- % November 5, 2001 The Covote Chronicle

By Jonna St. John of a Scythian woman found in a criminals. In history, tattoos have Stajfwriter Russian mountain range. Her been used to show social status body was preserved for over 2,500 and even more frequently, years. She was covered in tattoos religious and ceremonial rites. Have you ever wondered where of a Scythian motif. So obviously, In New Zealand, facial tattoos originated, why they tattoos have been around for tattooing, otherwise known as originated, or how long people thousands of years. Moko, was developed and is still have been tattooing? To find the The word tattoo actually is practiced today. From the twelfth answers to these questions, I asked derived from the Tahitian word, to the sixteenth century, tattooing Professor Pete Robertshaw, the "tatu," which means to mark thrived in Japan, but disappeared head of the Anthropology something. It has been claimed in the West because the practice Department here on campus. He that tattoos have existed as far was banished by Pope Hadrian. informed me that the Iceman, who back as 12,000 BC., Tattoos can In Japan, only the royalty were is over 5,300 years old, was found be found in Egypt at the same time allowed to wear ornate clothing, with tattoos on his body. The the great pyramids were so in rebellion against this, the tattoos on the Iceman are very constructed. From there tattooing middle and lower classes covered simple sets of vertical lines and a spread to cultures-such as Greece themselves with elaborate full few crosses drawn near or on and Arabia and about 10,000 years body tattoos. A few of these various joints. Further research later spread to China. After tattooed men were later brought proved that the reason(s) why the spreading to China, tattoos spread over to Europe as freak attractions in the 17(X)'s. It wasn't very long after they came over that tattooing became a trend amongst the upper class. There was a major breakthrough for tattoo artists in People tattoo all parts of 1891. The electric tattoo machine something that would connect her their bodies with all types was invented and made getting a to her sister because of their close of meanings tattoo cheaper and easier. As a relationship. Jessica also has a result, the upper class turned away butterfly from tattooing and it lost its lalioo on the credibility for nearly seventy nape of her years." neck. This The first tattoos to become tattoo, she widely popular in the US were says, is cosmetic tattoos such as eyeliner "symbolic of orblush. Towards the beginning her religious of the World Wars, tattoo shops and spiritual began opening near military bases growth." and tattoos became knowrl as When she "travel markers." However, was 21, she tattooing was still looked down converted to upon and almost came to a Catholicism. complete stop in 1961 after an The nun teaching her baptism last name on his back. It is outbreak of hepatitis. Tattooing, class described converting like symbolic of his heritage and he famous on Coney Island and "coming out of a cocoon." Jessica says he.is "proud of it". Neither several boardwalks, became says that the butterfly "not so of his parents, who have tattoos illegal as a resujt of the health much represents beauty" but rather themselves, discouraged him at hazards. "how full her life has become" all. Fortunately, tattoos have since her conversion. She does not Several other students chose made a strong comeback. Tattoos regret getting any of her tattoos to remain nameless for fear that are extremely popular today and and when I asked her if she wanted their parents might find out. all classes of people can be found more, her answer was "definitely." Most had similar stories. They getting one. Many students on our She sees her tattoos as "reminders were always good kids growing campus have tattoos. However, of life." No matter where she is, up, but when they went to college there seems to be more females she can look at her tattoos and be they felt a sense of freedom. It than males and most of thenrgot taken back to a "fun time". * was an act of rebellion and they tattoos because simply, they liked Geneva Amedor, a 28-year-old say they haye no regrets. them. It was more for fashion than junior, has one tattoo on her right However, most of them have for a religious or a symbolic arm. It was a mother's day gift tattoos in discreet places. reason. Tattoos are widely from her fiancee when she was 25. It has been said that tattoos accepted by most college students Although she likes the tattoo and are a trend and soon they will be at CSUSB, especially those of the wants to later get another "Pisces" a thing of the past. But this fad Religous ideologies are often expressed in tattoos younger generations. I have also sign to represent her twp has not died out in nearly thirty found that most students who have daughters, she regrets where it is. years and it just seems to get tattoos not only do not regret them, She is a Business Management larger. More and more people Iceman had tattoos is not known. to the rest of the world. but also want more. major and feels it is detrimental to are getting tattooed and even It could be for religious beliefs or Why tattoos originated and Jessica Keaton, a 23-year-old her professionalism. Because of more people are accepting them to indicate rank or identity. spread is a hard question to junior here on campus, has three her tattoo, she has to wear "long as a normal piece of everyday However, more than likely they answer. The reasons have varied tattoos and interesting stories sleeve shirts to cover it up at life. were used to relieve pain or from culture to culture. Greeks, behind them. She shares a moon work". Take pictures of your tattoos discomfort. Tattooing was a for example, used tattoos as sort and sun tattoo with her younger Mike Castor is a 20-year-oId and place them in the folder common form of medical of a secret code for spies, and sister. When she turned 18, she sophomore and member of the outside of the Chronicle office treatment 5,000 years ago. Romans used them as a way of knew she would be leaving for Mexican Connection club here on (UH-037). Tfiey may be placed Professor Robertshaw also told me branding their slaves and school and wanted to have campus. He has one tattoo of his at a later date in this section. % % The Coyote Chronicle November 5, 2001 Black Greeks make impact on Cal State Campus

African-American style iti both By Khalia Lindsay Right and their social and philanthropic Stajf Writer Below: Stepper activities that extend well initiates sweat beyond the college years. for dedication, There is a rich source of Black Greek Letter pride and love African-American history here on organizations were founded in of brotherhood this campus. This history goes as the early 1900's. Blatant racism during a far back as the early I900's, and prevented many African- campus routine. is still being upheld and available American students on for all to see. This history is Black historically white campuses Greek Letter Organizations. from joining general fraternities You may be aware of the Greek and sororities; therefore, presence on this campus. On your African-American students on way to the library you may have both historically white and seen the gigantic Greek letters of black campuses established^ Sigma Chi or Tau Kappa Epsilon. their own fraternities and Passing by the student union, you sororities to enhance their may have been approached by a college experiences. These lady of Alpha Phi or Kappa Delta organizations have played a major asking you to rush their sorority. role in shaping generations of But did you know there was black leaders. Today, America's another group of Greeks on this nine black fraternities and campus? sororities are two-and-one-half, Members of Alpha Phi Alpha, million members strong and Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha among the most powerful and Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Delta Sigma influential groups in African- Theta, Phi Beta Sigma, Zeta Phi American society. This tradition Beta, and Sigma Gamma Rho can continues here on our campus. be seen roaming around the Black Greek Letter organizations courtyard. They are your have been here since the early classmates, the staff, and yes, even 1980's. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity your professors. You may have was the first Greek organization, been accosted by the "Barking" of black or otherwise, on this ihe "Omega's" or heard an ear campus. Since their first charting, piercing "Skee-Wee" from the the numbers of members in these "AKA's" and wondered what in organizations continue to grow. the world was that! That is the Soon, while you walk around the sound of history. From the campus and you hear a loud "You rhythmic sounds of "stepping" to Know!" or a high pitched "Z-Phi", servicing the community needs. you will no longer wonder what Black fraternities and sororities that was, but you will know that Proud members encourage theirnew have developed a distinctive was the sound of history. brothers at the above performances

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By Hector Franco Souls' Day" . Staff Writer^ Previously 'Dia de Los Muertos' fell on the ninth The history of the month of the Aztec Solar Mexican holiday 'Dia de Los Calendar, at approximately Muertos' (Day of the Dead) the beginning of August, began more than 500 years and was celebrated for the ago, when the Spanish entire month. Festivities conquistadors first witnessed were presided over by the this ritual that seemed to mock goddess Mictecagihuatl. .death. It was a month long The goddess, known as ritual that the natives had been "Lady of the Dead," was practicing for at least 3,000 believed to have died at years, a ritual that the birth. Spaniards would Today, 'Dia de Los unsuccessfully try to stop. Muertos" is celebrated in Black and white film does no justice in these pictures. The The Aztecs and other Mexico and in certain parts of the United States on Nqv dress mirrored the mood of the day, celebratory but with a Meso-American civilizations kept skulls as trophies and 1- Nov 2. Families make macabe twist, feathered. Photos By Susie Medina displayed them during the altars and place offerings'of ritual. The skulls were a food such as Pan de symbol of death and rebirth. Muertos (bread of the dead) Family member's picture in They also were used to honor baked in shapes of skulls shrine surrounded by sugar skulls the dead, which were believed and figures, candles, to come back to visit during yellow marigolds known as "Families make the month long ritual. Unlike cempazuchitl and skulls made the Spaniards, who viewed of sugar. altars and place death as an end of life, the Most importantly, a photo natives viewed it as the of the departed soul is placed offerings of continuation of life. Instead of on the altar. Surrounding the yy fearing death, they embraced photo is a glass of water, their food... it. To them life is a dream and favorite foods and various only in death did they become things the departed person Photos By Hector Franco truly awake. likes. For example, an The Spaniards considered alcoholic drink for the drinker, Above and Right: the ritual to be sacriligious. a pack of cigarettes for the Participants They perceived the natives smoker, or deck of cards for dance in tradi­ to be barbaric and pagan. the gambler. In their attempts to It might sound somewhat tional Meso- convert them to morbid, but the Mexicans American Catholicism, the Spaniards react to death with mourning tried to kill the ritual, but along with happiness and joy. clothing' in like the Aztec spirits, the It is an acceptance for the front of the ritual refused to die. To departure of their loved ones. S tju dent make the ritual more Memories of past relatives are Christian, the Spaniards much sweeter when Sugar skulls adorn the shrine Union. moved it to coincide with celebrated, but more sour of those departed "All Saints' Day" and "All when mourned. If you have any ideas for this section, contact the Chronicle staff at 880-5289 The >COGOV Oct. 22-Nov. 16 Canned Food Drive Continues Where: Cross-Cultural Center, Women's Resource Center, and Adult Re-entry Center

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- _y:- The Coyote Chronicle November 5, 2001 CONCERT ifie WorfcC is Your 'O'^sterhead' CONNECTION By Matt Schoenmann AiScE Editor

Deadhead, Phishhead, Spreadhead and 11/08 Strangefolk Oysterhead? The latter of the four is not a contingent @ The Troubadour of fans but rather three 11/08 Lee "Scratch" Perry alpha dogs ready to take the country by storm. @ El Rey Theatre Les Claypool, Stewart Copeland and Trey 11/08 Ekoostik Hookah & Anastasio have both led their own bands (yes, Zen Tricksters Copeland led the Police before Sting's ego ran @ knitting Factory amok and drove the trio to 11/09 Elliott Smith & the ground), and are now joinirtg forces in the outfit Ozomatii named Oysterhead. The band played to a sold out @ Wlltern Theatre Hollywood Palladium on Saturday, October 27. 11/10 Mix Master Mike Anastasio's band @ The Palace Phish and ClaypooPs band Primus are both on Les Claypool(front) and Stewart Copeland(rear) jam in Oysterhead 11/10 Family Values Tour indefinite hiatus and both men are making the most of the time adored by so many. Instead, the Chris Chew's bass lines and featuring Stone Jemple that they have to play with different bass and guitar freaks were able Cody Dickinson's drumming proved musicians. Claypool has a side to mesh their licks together to to be a great rhythm section for Pilots project called "Colonel Les make a sonic whole that rocked the Luther Dickinson's searing slide Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Palladium. guitar licks. @ Arrowhead Pond Brigade", and Anastasio recently Most impressive, though, was Our freedoms were tarnished wrapped up a full scale solo tour Stewart Copeland's ability to hold though, as the 11/10 Little Richard with the hand picked musicians of the group together with his was forced by Palladium secutWy to miss the North Mississippi Allstars @ San Manuel Casino his choice. The trio of Oysterhead drumming while also standing out. played their first gig as the Copeland used two drumsets, set because of their intense 11/10 Kenny Wayne "superjam" at the New Orleans Jazz alternating betwedn the two searching. After waiting in line for and Heritage Festival in May of whenever he deemed it necessary. one hour to be searched, the fans Shepherd 2000, and have since put out an Yet to the dismay of many, were subjected to a metal detector album and fine tuned their Oysterhead only mustered up search followed by the closest thing @ House of Blues/ Anaheim cohesiveness as a unit. enough for one long set. Most to a strip search I've been subjected One of the obstacles of music fans would be satisfied with to. 11/12- U2 & No Doubt Oysterhead Saturday night seemed this but those in attendance at the Fans paid good money to see two bands Saturday night and many @ Staples Center to be Claypool and Anastasio's Palladium were used to being 11/13 attempts at sharing the spotlight. treated to two sets and an encore. of them got screwed. The Palladium 11/14 Yonder Mountain Both musicians are the leaders of There were also few surprises as staff made their patrons feel their other-groups but in this the band stuck to numbers from unwelcome and I for one will take it String Band instance they se^m to try to avoid their new release "The Grand to heart. There are hundreds of that. Claypool avoided his usual Pecking Order." Anastasio did Southland venues and the @ Vynyi mid-concert ramblings and manage to surprise, though, by Hollywood Palladium is one that I Anastasio avoided Jhe constant unveiling a new guitar which had will not be attending agaift. 11/15- Tori Amos noodling that has made Phish antlers attached to its headstock. That being said, Oysterhead is The apparent primary the superband it was cracked up to 11/17 @ Wiltern Theatre use of this new •be, and I will anxiously await the G. Love & Special instrument was to return-of the North Mississippi 11/17 achieve the right tone of Allstars to our neck of the woods. Sauce feedback necessary at any given time. @ Hollywood Palladium Opening for Attention: Oysterhead was the 11/17 Jackson Browne & bluesy North Mississippi Allstars. Those fortunate Keb' Mo' enough to catch the Earn SljOOO- @ Orpheum Theatre talents of Luther Dickinson, slide guitar, $2,000 this quar­ ter with the easy 11/24 Dead Kennedys Cody Dickinson, drums and electric washboard, Campusfundraiser.com three hour @ Showcase Theatre and Chris Chew on bass, were treated some to functraising 11/25 Blues Traveler down-home rock and event. roll the way it was meant Fundraising @ Sun Theatre to be played. The sons of Dates Are fitting quictcty, so catt Natalie Merchant the legendary Memphis 11/27 musician Jim Dickinson today! Contact @ Rdyce Hall UCLA skillfully weaved their original tunes with blues 11/29 B.B. King classics like "Crossroads." (S) Sun Theatre Guitarist Trey Anastasio rtsf

November 5, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle 'A Funny Thing' Happening at CSUSB

of character registers. By Melissa Adamson The obvious highlight of the Assistant A&E Editor evening was the song Everybody Ought to Have a Maid. The Amidst the hubbub of students audience couldn't contain their in the lobby, the sounds of "double laughter as four of the male leads bubble, double bubble gum", could sang of the virtues of having a be heard|echoing in the hall. female maid who aimed to please. Upon entering the theater, I Overall, A Funny Thing took a seat within a row of Ramona Happened on the Way to the High School students. They, like the Forum was entertaining, but GSUSB students, had come for the lacked energy. Luckily, I saw the free preview of A Funny Thing preview, which many times serves Happened on the Way to the Forum. as the final dress rehearsal for the In the twenty minutes before cast. Energies are bound to pick the start of the overture, I spoke up once the actual production casually with Shay' La Banks, the " begins and the actors are house manager and theater major. performing for a larger, more She was taking this quarter off from responsive audience. performing in order to fulfill the The director Margaret Perry required tech units needed for her and the cast are to be applauded major." It's different being out with for pulling the production together the audience instead of in the show. in a mere four weeks in lieu of the I decided that since I don't sing, this standard 6 to 8 weeks they are would be the perfect time be behind accustomed to.- the scenes." Hero and Philia from "A Funny Thing Happend on the Way to the Forum So, should you go see ' A Shay' La disappeared behind Funny Thing' at CSUSB? tiie curtains as the overture came to choreography, slapstick humor and Roman citizens, who'add twists an audience member, we ABSOLUTELY! an end and the lights dimmed. surprisingly good dancing from the and complications to the task, frequently lost lines and words Live theater is always tons of The show began with the males in the cast. enrich the plot. during songs when the singer fun and this show is particularly introduction of the characters and a The play follows the actions of As the musical progressed, wasn't facing your section. The light and humorous. The play runs production number entitled Comedy Hero, played by Jason Lites, who most of the innuendo flew over the dancing was enjoyable, but from Nov. 2,3,8,9,10,16 and 17 at 8pm Tonight, featuring thecomplete cast. falls in love with a pre-sold virgin predominately high school time to time you could see that the 2pm. Tickets Almost immediately one could courtesan played by Christy audience's heads, but the physical dancers were uncomfortable, and and Nov. 11 and 18 at are $ 10 for general admission and distinguish the sections of the Swanson. Hero's slaves, Hysterium humor was appreciated time and thinking about the next steps or number that had been rehearsed to and Pseudolus, have the task of time again. The acting was slightly counting the music. This is a a mere $4 for students. Come enjoy at night at the death and those that hadn't. Despite winning the affections of Philia the overdone but then again, it's a problem for a production of this xV\e vast dihcrervce in vocal €\ua\ilies virgin, before Hero's parents return musical, and that's to be expected. size because the audience is so University Theater and perhaps A throughout the piece, the cast saved and Philia's fiance comes to claim The singing throughout the close to. the performers that every Funny Thing will happen to you on the number with interesting her. The superbly misguided play was rather good, although as thing they do in character or out your way to the forum. 'Spooktacular' Explores the Unknown Regions

rhance tliere vyerd^ff aliens |i|^''''V:>'By-'Omar-Zubair^': r- •^play i hg'The;-tfumpei^ Staff Writer ; pia|;|jig,^thd^ f^ifrib'nq|5|;§ttd .even -^cret agen.l singer.;-' .. llf:;.:: Captain, weWe . In between eadi piece fric twti ^lique'musical ex^riehce.i'.,.:; dW'Suctdre informed the audience Iil'\pn,'0ctober:'27 and ,28 the OHh^pidgress of die tietiqhal ship ipisic depaTtment had lb fifth m its joithey across the^ithknown ialTiua! Halloween SfK^ktacular: :;iiegiqnsv:;Ailiibdgh j ^e.' evehUwhich .featured - the.. :was:idn,cfe!dibly .ieheeSy?'.,-Wl"th. ^US B; - Uoncert / Choi^i^'the Chamber Singers and the ;ap|^''df'die'^shoW::ihd"fa it a THEY HAVEN'T QUITE FIGURED IT ALL OUT, 'iflbbed'"lExploring th'eHnknq^ BUT THEY'RE GEHING A LIME WARMER. ||egions"i and had a tftetne that , :Bp^'Gble'waf hdayttyisdirp^ ' 'l§)uld ttiake any trekkie : rvvith the dialogue b&ausehtirie bf >:i^^performefskhewa{»iifiH ;ieeft'difmed solely.lowajdSciifi: the first performance, "but it ®hs. but the faci; that everyohe bii: brought it all together." Ifage'wjis.ih-a Halio^egicdliumef! After an hour and fifteen OUT COL |l^de'enjdyt«ent,ri'gu^aiel;i^ minutes of songs from Star TVck iaiiy',music iover,-

to full house in the Creative .Arts feuikling. and the twocondiK'tore. s:;SppiaUsc'-'ihaf :CdihttT^ider Craverfb't ''-perforrhPr's:.hcaTfSfftttci,:^^ '®af::^Captaih:-Dunham' - for the, speed. . . instruments, introduced the audience to the world of the musical starship. With masks on many of the player's faces, there was a wony in the air that maybe the show would have a few glitches. However, half way through the m • •

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the viewer, instead he wants By Jessica TTiompson them to have fun with the art. Staff Writer He uses a combination of pho­ tocopies and original characters Walking in ro the Robert V. to add humor to the subjects that Fullerton Museum last weejc he is dealing with. The colors was like walking into a Los An­ used change the entire mood of geles an school. Erin Allen's his paintings. If he didn't use first solo student show at pop culture/art colors like puke CSUSB, was a collection of pink his painting would have a paintings darker and ink mood. drawings. A 1 - Erin's paint­ f ... \ j though the ing process J ^ .1 J show has al­ is very in­ ready been volved. He taken down, likes to be you can still spontaneous see his work with his art. at another Painting gallery. He over a paint­ will be in the ing several Subway se- times is part ries at Back of his pro­ to the Grind, cess. This adds layers of con­ 3575 University Ave., in River­ cepts and colors to his work. side (email: Word Erin is also interested in maps. [email protected]). Erin doesn't There are map inspired lines in stop at painting; he is also in the his paintings. The lines lay over band Soma Disorder, which has. the human forms and give the a' Website www. character a sense of complexity. SOMADISORDER.com. Catch Erin also draws inspiration from Erin and his fascinating talents sci- fi books like, Philip K. before yoii have to travel to Los Dick's, "Do Androids Dream of Angeles to see him. il- Minor Moods, Major Measures CSUSB and Inland Empire Symphonic Choirs Unite

rale in a "Messiah Sing-Along" eryone." By Kofi Tawiah & Omar Zubair scheduled for at 7:30 p.m. in the This year's choir consists of - Staff Writer San Bernardino High School Au­ twelve students and community ditorium. On April 16, the choir members drawn from the Inland The hills are alive with the will sing here on campus, Empire totaling 47 singers. The sound of music this fall in the In­ "Hymns, Odes & Serenades" at largest the choir has been in the land Empire. The chance has fi­ 7:30 p.m. This performance in­ past is 80 singers. The music de­ nally come to see not one, not two, cludes Beethoven's choral fan­ partment focuses on auditing and but three great local musical or­ tasy, "Vaughan Williams' Ser­ improving the quality of the vo­ ganizations together. The CSUSB enade to Music," and Larry cals among the choir members. Symphonic Choir, the Inland McFatter's prize-winning "Hymn Students interested in the Empire Symphonic Choir and the of the Earth." The last perfor­ choir are encouraged to take the San Bernardino Symphony Or­ mance of the season will be "The course Music 395. Dr. Craver be­ chestra are set to thrill and delight Choral Comedy" concert on cam­ lieves this is a good introductory local fans of classical music. pus on June 8, which includes course for students to gain knowl­ This concert is one of several Pinkham's "The Saints Preserve edge about the choir. In the comple­ in which Maestro Carlo Ponti Jr. Us!" and other musical humor. tion of this course, students earn will direct the Inland Empire Dr. Tamara Craver, the direc­ units good for arts and activity re­ Electric Sheep," which became Editor's note: CSUSB Symphonic Choir. On tor of Vocal Studies and Student quirements. the basis for the movie "Blade Please keep in mind that Nov. 10, he will conduct a "Forza Voice at CSUSB, encourages in­ .Get involved by participating Runner." Both author and art­ Erin Allen's artwork is dis­ Italia" concert at 8:15 p.m. in the dividuals who are interested to get in the Inland Empire-CSUSB Sym­ ist like to hide contemporary played in the Fullerton Mu­ California Theatre. On Friday, the involved. The symphonic choir is phonic Choir and expect a great ideas in unusual settings. Erin's choir will be performing, along a great opportunity for students, season. Auditions are held eyery painting "Bite Size Objectivity" seum in full color. Due to the with the San Bernardino Sym­ faculty, staff and community to Tuesday at 7 p.m.-10 p.m. room depicts a man-bowing down to Chronicle's restrictions, we phony," Cantabile" at the Califor­ come together and create wonder­ 125. You may contact Dr. Craver a TV that has large pills float­ could not display his images nia Theatre. ful music." " It's a lot fun for ev­ for additional information. ing out of the screen. It deals in color. All photos were On December 8, 2001, the with our culture's obsession taken by Jessica Thompson. group will lead a master arts cho­ with watching TV, consumerism and whether or not they are the •5 quick fixes we need. Cleaning, organizing, Erin tries very hard not to laundry, packing, explain his ideas in his art work. unpacking, gift wrap- He wants the viewers to come up with their own explanation. P'^9' errands, patio & He wants to challenge the view­ garage clean-up, etc., etc. ers to think outside of the tradi­ You make the list... we send the help. tional art world and outside of their own litrie world. Erin is not trying to depress 909-683-7126 CSUSB's Symphonic Choir

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Centers and C. Seating is limited. for an increase in the number of Movie Night The screening is made possible officers on campus in response to last CSU Faces Cutbacks by Associated Students Inc. (ASI) month's rape and armed robbery. The academic year is in full Another project on the launching to Feature in celebration of its Movie Nights "We are the student representatives, bloom, and most of us are going pad is a grassroots campaign to series. Free pizza and sodas will and we are the voiceof the students," through what is the busiest time protect the budget of the Hot Cars be available. said Maral Mata, special and dual of the quarter. We've been busy California State University (CSU) Proud of your street hot rod For more information, call Juan major representative on the ASI too, so here's an update. system. As you know, California or stock racecar? Luna at (909) 880-5932. Board of Directors, who proposed the We are conducting a campus- continues to plunge into a Showcase your ride on resolution. "What our students are wide survey to assess demand for recession, and there is a real threat campus Nov. 20 between 4 p.m. Safety telling us is we need more officers. extended student services on that the governor will slash the and 8 p.m. in front of the library We need better lighting. We need campus. The survey is being CSU budget to cover other state during a car show to prelude the Resolution more safety for our students...." conducted in randomly selected costs. Gov. Gray Davis recently screening of "The Fast and Another clause in the resolution classes, and has gotten the asked the CSU system to give Furious" later that evening. Approved commended the university and the approval of the university's back $25 million of this year's Everyone on campus is office of campus safety for increasing Institutional Review Board budget. invited to attend the free screening The Associated Students Inc. lighting and adding security patrol With the brief survey we hope As the budget continues to of the summer's racecar action- Board of Directors unanimously in parking lots. to 1) determine the feasibility for shrink, the system will have to adventure at 7 p.m. in Event passed a resolution last week calling new student services and 2) turn to other sources of funding, identify a market for such including increasing student services. tuition. This will put a freeze on Legal Questions? One such service is a laptop new programs and lead to computer rental program, which, cutbacks on faculty hiring, class we believe, will literally put offerings and related support If so, the College The College Legal Clinic technology at students' programs. In effect, all of us will Legal Clinic invites needs a logo that depicts a fingertips. Students will be able be left with difficult choices, you to Attorney Night. to rent a laptop for a minimum whether to increase fees or see positive aspect of the of one day for $8 or for a decreases in the quality of wConsult with a practicing attorney Justice System, and must maximum of a week for $25. education. wReceive an attorney referral include the CSUSB logo A benefit to the laptop rental We can avoid all this by letting and/or mascot. Please our legislators and the governor wChose from 10 attorneys program is the freedom students submit entries to the ASI enjoy in taking the technology know that higher education must wService Is free to all students anywhere they go. To put the idea be protected. We encourage you wFaculty and staff pay a nominal $15 fee office, SU144. The contest in context, think of it as knocking to send faxes, emails and letters wWe are located in ASI suites SU 144A runs through November down the walls that otherwise put to our legislators in a widespread 27th. The winning logo will constrains on ways students have effort by the students of the CSU For more information, call (909) 880-5936 traditionally used computers. system to affect the outcome. e-mail us at [email protected].

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'Seniors Continuect last month's attacks. on page 16 On-campus interviews more TlieBellCiurve accurately reflect the number of Captain college hires this year. He said companies that are actually hiring, he estimated 30 percent less but Dunlap said she's seen a ^nc{erpants participation by companies at decrease in interviews this year, career fairs. And of the companies especially within the hospitality that do attend, another 30 percent industry. of those are there just for show, not And because of the tightened job because they're actually hiring. market, seniors are realizing they "This is probably the toughest can't afford to procrastinate on a market in eight to lOyears," Finger job search. Already, counselors at said. "It's beena wonderful ride for Washington State University have students over the last several years, seen an increase in the number of but now they're going to have to students who drop in to have to work a lot harder to find a job." their resume reviewed and the Finger said the events of Sept. number of students who are 11 probably would not affect requesting career counseling college recruiting directly, but they appointments. could have a domino effect. If the "Students are really understanding Student Union Corner attacks lead to a recession in the that they need to start early," she said. economy, the job market for "I think there's concern for the college grads will continue to get seniors, but they're also taking action fridtf more competitive. about knowing their options and November 16, 2001 At Washington State University, making decisions. "One option 3pm Interim Director Loni Dunlap said many students are considering is ^ ^ in tM fiinnwM her school's October career fair did attending graduate school. see a drop in participation by Peter Sy verson, vice president for recruiters. research with the Council of Graduate Schools, said graduate Pool Tournament Normally, the fall career fair, csusesrusiiiTS mt which is co-sponsored by the school enrollment tends to reflect the 1ST HACt: $100.06 1«LI3 UUUi.J. job market. 2N6f>LAt£:$S0.00 StlSlllO University of Idaho, hosts between 3R0 PLACE;$25.60 180 and 200 recruiters. This year, As unemployment rises, so does graduate school enrollment. THERE mil BE A REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT around 160 recruiters participated. SI6N-UP Biftri Nmn$*r IS in lii« Otanmrn Most of the companies that either Attending graduate school allows FUR mi IRffiftMAIlOII canceled or didn't show were students to wait for a change in the CALL INI STtietlTUIIIIlNSAMlRdtlM industries like airlines and market and also have better _ AT«195 hospitality, which were affected by credentials November 5, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle

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Wizard's games will sellout as the 6. Utah Jazz-The prehistoric pick n' roll keeps going with Stockton Just a thought: Buffalo Michael Jordan show tours the na­ and Malone Bills owner Ralph Wilson said tion schooling most opposition, that he would rather beat the but can His Airness lead the lowly Eastern Conference Chargers more than winning the Wiz to the playoffs? Probably, and 1. Milwaukee Bucks-Consistent players play well as unit; added * Super Bowl. I'm sorry, Mr. don't be surprised if those pre-sea- Mason for size Wilson, but your team didn't beat son lay-ups turn into dunks. MJ 2. Orlando Magic-B.eti\ih is the biggest factor with this squad the Chargers and the Bills are ten may have not been showing all 3. Toronto Raptors-Vinsanity kept his whole team together in the off­ years away from Super Bowl Photo Courtesy of NBA. COM that his legs have left in the pre­ season and added Hakeem in the middle. contention. Shaq and Kobe embraced season. 4. Philadelphia 76ers-New rule changes may leave Iverson and Co. Most Arrogant Coaches in after sweeping the Spurs in If the Trail Blazers can gel without the answers the NFL: Baltimore head coach the playoffs 4-0. together as a functional team for 5. Miami Heat-A healthy Zo means th^ have a chance Brian Billick and St. Louis head long enough to play a couple 6. New York Knicks-Houston and Spree can play but they are weak coach Mike Martz. The Lakers are going to games at their potential level, they inside The Best Conservative take it all this year. We may may advance far enough to have Quarterbacks in the NFL {You as well get that out of the way. the privilege of losing to LA in the know, the ones who need a great Barring serious injuries that si­ Western Conference finals, al­ running back and superb multaneously sideline though that right will probably go defense to succeed in the NFL.)'. Shaquille O'Neil and Kobe to Cwebb and the improved Sac­ Kordell Stewart- Pittsburgh Bryant in the playoffs, no one ramento Kings. Steelers, Jay Fiedler-Miami in the Western Conference has With Tracy McGrady emerging Dolphins, Trent Dilfer-Seattle the firepower to keep up with as apremiere player, a healthy Grant Seahawks, and last but not least, Los Angeles in a 5-game se­ Hill, combined with the addition of Kerry Collins-New York Giants. ries, let alone 7 games. No one Horace Grant, makes the Orlando Chris Berman would love in the Eastern Conference is Magic a force in the East. By add­ this one: The Raidahs are going to be as strong as the ing Anthony Mason to be a rebound­ looking like the team to beat in Philadelphia 76ers were last ing thug in the middle, the Milwau­ the tough AFC. year, so whomever the Lakers kee Bucks, lead by Ray (sweetest The Los Angeles Kings and play in the Finals will be a for­ jump shot in the game) Allen, will Anaheim Mighty Ducks are mality. bounce the Magic in the Eastern Con­ hockey's biggest jokes. Even with the champion­ ference finals and have the privilege Pat Riley; You're a very ship locked up before the sea­ of losing to the Lakers in six games. good coach. One of the best of son starts, there are enough It is time for the Coyote all time, but you continuously subplots to keep the NBA in­ Chronicle playoff predictions. We Ray Allen and the Milwaukee wear out your players and end up teresting this season. The looked into our crystal ball and here Vinsanity and the Toronto Raptors are always one of the NBA's elite. Bucks will have a definite say in the getting bounced out in the first most intriguing subplot is the is how we see it: Eastern Conference. round every season by the New York Knicks or some other team in the weak Eastern Conference. It's time you go to the Phil NFL To Realign Divisions in 2002 Jackson school of Winning championships. So how was your favorite team Cardinals, San Francisco Orleans Saints, Atlanta Shut up, Chuck!: Charles By Shane Vanderfin Barkley, just because you can't affected by the realignment? 49ers, St. Louis Rams, Falcons, Carolina Panthers, play anymore because you're too Copy Editor Check it out in this list of the new Seattle Seahawks Tampa Bay Buccaneers fat and lazy to workout doesn't NFL divisions. The NFL owners unanimously North: Chicago mean that you can bag on the AFC - East: Miami approved realigning the league for Bears, Green Bay Packers, NBA's greatest player, Michael the 2002 season when the Houston Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Jordan. MJ is going to be a bit Texans expansion franchise New England Patriots, rusty until he gets his legs back Vikings becomes a reality. The AFC and New York Jets. under him. South: New NFC conferences will now be Kevin Garnett and the West: Denver made up of four divisions instead Minnesota Timberwolves will Broncos, Oakland Raiders, of three. The East and West will probably win their typical 45-50 remain, and the new North and San Diego Chargers, games this season and then get South divisions will replace the Kansas City Chiefs bounced in the first round by a Central, with each division North: Pittsburgh team with more size upfront. . composed of four teams. Most overrated player in the Steelers, Cleveland Traditional rivalries will still be NBA: Glenn Robinson. He's a Browns, Cincinnati intact for the most part, but there great player in the regular are some significant geographical Bengals, Baltimore season, but average in the and other changes, such as the Ravens postseason. Seattle Seahawks moving out of South: Indianapolis If Antoine Walker evers wants the AFC West and into the NFC to led the Boston Celtics into the Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, West. Teams will still play their playoffs he needs to stop Tennessee Titans, Houston division rivals twice each season, shooting too many threes. once at home and once away. At Texans Best point guard in the league: the time of this article, there was NFC - East: New York Jason Kidd, New Jersey Nets.. no information on how the Giants, Philadelphia playoffs will be affected, but now Ea|Ils, Washington . Portland head coach Maurice with eight divisions, there should Redskins, Dallas Cheeks will have his hands full be no need for wildcards anymore, Cowboys with Rasheed Wallace and the with just the eight division winners dysfunctional Trailblazers. making the playoffs. West: Arizona November 5,2001 The Coyote Chronicle Lady 'Votes' Streak Reaches Double Digits Photos Courtesy of CSUSB goes 3-0 at Corina Yoval home to win its 12^'' consecutive game.

By John Haicon Staff Writer

Cal State San Bernardino took a gigantic step towards winning its first California Collegiate Athletic Associa­ tion volleyball title after post- - ing three more victories dur- * ing its five-game homestand which started on October 19 and concluded on October 31. A Coyote offensive player shows her "hops" while trying to set up a teammate for the kill. The Coyotes defeated Cal State Bakersfield 3-0 on Octo­ The Yote's improved their record to 17-1 in league and 25-1 oyer all this past week Amy Pope digs one out off the court. ber 26, romped past Cal State She collected her 1,073rd assist of Stanislaus 3-0 on October 27, the season, and improved her career anced Coyote attack collecting and handed Cal Poly Pomona Kim Ford, the CCAA leader in tember 22 at Bakersfield. total to 4,035. She places second to 16 kills and 14 digs after drop­ Erin Brown, who holds the record a 3-0 defeat on Halloween kills, continued her leadership on A near capacity crowd of ping Cal State Stanislaus 30- with 4, 200 career assists, set from night to remain atop of the the court, garnering a team-high 600 witnessed Kim Ford and 20, 30-29, 30-20. 1990-1994. CCAA conference standings. 43 kills combined in the three con­ Kim Morohunfola damage the Middle blocker Kristen Soliz CSUSB improved its league tests. A sophomore outside-hitter Roadrunners on offense. added 10 kills while Erika Wil­ mark to 17-1 and 25-1 overall from Etiwanda, Ford seems to be Ford generated 15 kills and liams garnered nine kills and balance of attack collecting 12 and also pushed its winning the deadliest offensive weapon on teammate Moronhunfola nine digs for the Votes. kills and adding 19 digs to pro­ streak to 12 games. the Coyote - squad. added 10 as the Coyotesdrewa Setter Amy Pope concluded pel CSUSB past neighboring . . Ranked No. 3 in the nation and However, Ford also showed 30-17, 30-17, 30-20 victory. Cal Poly Pomona on Halloween 'No. 1 in the Pacific Region, the her defensive skills against Cal April Nicolson concluded with . with 40 assists which gave her 1,073 for the season and im­ night 30-21, 30-13, 30-16. " Coyotes will travel to San State Stanislaus when the 5-focrf- a match-high 16 digs and col­ Kim Morohunfola, who was side­ .^j||Francisco State on November 10 sensation collected 14 digs. lected two service aces as Kristen proved her career total to 4,035. lined by a knee injury in the middle of 9 before ending its season'on Votes down Roadrunners Soliz added nine kills and three Pope's career total is second in the season, provided the Coyotes an­ November 10 at Sonoma State. Deemed as the "Confron­ blocks. Senior Amy Pope also school history behind Erin other source of offensive weaponry "With a ihree-and-a half game tation at Coussoulis," the added 42 assists for the Votes. Brown's 4, 200 which was set garnering 13 kills and three blocks. Jead on Bakersfield, the Coy- Coyotes made quick work of Warriors sliced by Coyotes from 1990-94. Bridget Harris added nine kills and 12 ^^te^arc in the driver's seat to Cal State Bakersfield to Notching her B"" double-double CSUSB wallops the Broncos digs for the surging Coyotes. :^win its first CCAA title. avenge an earlier loss on Sep­ of the year, Kim Ford led a bal­ Kim Ford displayed an overall Third Playoff Spot in Football Still Undecided By John D. Haicon Tfj kicks past soccer opponents and Coyote Volleyball Schedule Staff Writer clinches top spot with 7-0 record *Friday, November 9 - @ San Francisco The intramural season capped week four with five different teams still posting undefeated records for the fall quarter session. State, 7 p.m. la what is considerably the toughest league in flag football, Sigma Nu im­ proved to 3-1 after blanking Sigma Chi 41-0 during the AFC action on Friday, *Saturday, November 10 - © Sonoma November 2. After Sig Ep.(3-1) shutout the East Sidaz 28-0, and Johnny Blaze (3-1) edged a State, 7 p.m. tenacious 2 D.H. squad 18-14, both squads share the AFC lead with Sigma Nu. The loss for 2 D.H. dropped them to 2-2 overall, however, with the likelyhood of an intramural playoff taking the top three teams in each division. 2 D.H. may not qualify despite the three-way tie in first place. - _ . In the NFC, UFA remained at 3-0 after defeating Delta Sigma Phi 34-6 while the TKE (2-0) continued their dominance after posting a 21 -14 win against Mexi­ can Connection. Delta Sigma Chi improved to 3-1 after outscoring the Badgers 39-26 in other NFC action, and the Conquistadors were idle with a bye. UFA is currently in first place while Delta Sigma Chi remained a half game behind. The TKE and Mexican Connection both have two wins, but last Friday's outcome (along with both team sportmanship) could determine who earns the third and final spot for the playoffs. Soccer El Tri clinched the top spot for the Open One league after beating the Winners 7-0. Sigma Chi earned its first win of the season after receiving a forfeit from the East Siderz who dropped to 0-3. The Charismatics (2-1) were idle with a bye but clinch second place with a win in week five. In the Open Two league, Sig Ep. improved *November 15-17 - NCAA Pacific Regional, to 2-2 after receiving a forfeit against the Old Timers, and the TKE added another win to its TBA unblemished 4-0 record after »4-0. victory against Sigma Nu. *November 29-December 1 - NCAA Elite 3-on-3 Basketball- Eight Championship All Net and Money Inc. Ballas continued its dominance on the court as both teams won decisively. Support your Team, Go Lady 'Votes! Money Inc. Ballas improved to 4-0 as All NelTemained solid at 3-1. The Cov(»te Chronicle November 5, 2001 ••• Coyote Chronicle Mens Soccer All-Stars

By Darrell Jackson Jr. Staff Writer The Coyotes men's soccer team finished short of the California Collegiate Athletic Association playoffs, but ADAM CANFIELD JASON KOZA JAMES NORDBERG BARRY STEELE concluded a successful Senior, Defender, Freshman, MidHelder, Sophomore, Defender, Freshman, Midfielder, season at 9-10-1 and 4- 6'1" 5'9" 6'0" 5''5" 9-1 in conference. The Henderson, Nev. Whitter Rancho Cucamonga Beaumont Coyotes, coming off a 1- 18-1 2000 season, Senior defender Adam Canfield, a Midfielder Jason Koza, a Sophomore defender Midfielder Barry Steele, an Social Sciences major, started 19 freshman iix)m La Sema high school James Nordberg, a Human Services undeclared freshman from battled into the final games and totaled one assist but in Whittier, Califomia led the Coyotes major transfer from Azusa Pacific Beaumont high school in games for a playoff spot Johnson says his stats do not tell his with 12 points on three goals and six University, had five points on two Beaumont, Califomia was one of whole stoiy for the Coyotes. Canfield's assists. Koza played twopositions ftx' goals and one assist on only 13 four players to start all 20 games in biefore finishing two defense was solid all season and helped the Coyotes, starting the season as a shots. Leading the Coyotes withhis^..2001..Steele led the team with 36 games short of lead the Coyotes to improving their midfielder before finishing the season experience, Nordberg, called by shots on goaf, scoring twogoals and qualifying for the defense over last season. Johnson says as a forward, created plays both on Johnson a leader on and off the field - adding two assists. Steele Jed the that Noiidberg improved a Coyotes offense and defense and finished with because of his years of experience Coyotes with two game winning playoffs. Here are the defense that last season allowed an 24 shots on goal, which ranked with club teams, was the most vocal goals and head coach Christian top performers for the average of 2.2 goals a game and second for the Coyotes. Koza, a of the players. Coach Johnson calls Johnson says Steele improved his reduced that to 1.55, thanks in a laige fieshman, has yet to declare a major. him a "...true socccf guy wJ ^d 2001 Coyote men's part to Nordbeig. "He just goes full Picked to finish dead last in the knows what it takes to win anone soccer team. steam every play and hates to lose. southern division of the CCAA, Koza brings that to the team. He goes 100 outshines stats."^ Every timehe is on die field he is trying helped improve the Coyotes offense percent each play and tries to get to make the team better by creating that finished sbcth, scoring an average- everyone around him to play with •••• plays to get the offense started.' of 2.4 goals a game. that same intensity." •••• ^ ^ ^ Coyote Chronicle Womens Soccer All-Stars •••

By Darrell Jackson Jr. Staff Writer

The Coyote women's soccer team concluded a very successful season at 11-8-1 and 7-6-1 in conference, but fell one LISAAMENT ROXANNE ESCATEL KAYLA HUMPHRIES TiEyANYMEARS game short of qualify­ Senior, Defender, Freshman, Defender, Sophomore, Midfielder, Junior, Defender, ing for the post season. 5'8" 5'3" 5'5" 5'7" The Coyotes started the Lancaster Teniecula Highland San Diego season with a young team, but excelled of­ Senior defender/forward Freshman defender Sophomore midfielder . Junior defender Tiffany Mears, Lisa Ament, a Psychology major Roxanne Bscatel, a Pre-Psy- Kayla Humphries, a Biology ma­ a communications major who fensively and chal­ from Paraclete high school in chology major from Temecula jor from San Gorgonio high school transferred from Azusa Pacific lenged for the post sea­ Lancaster, Califomia led the Coy­ Chaparral high school, scored in Highland, California finished University in San Diego, also son all year. Head coach otes with 28 points on 11 goals and one goal and one assist on ten second on the team with 20 points. started all 20 games for the . six assists. Ament finished as the shots during the season. Humphries was the most balanced Coyotes in 2001. Mears added Christian Johnson leading scorer in the southern di­ Escatel plays a complete solid of the offensive threats, scoring two assists as a defender. knows with only six se­ vision of the Califomia Collegiate game on offense and defense seven goals and adding six assists. While not scoring any goals, niors, that the team has a Athletic Association and third over­ and rarely got beat while she Johnson calls Humphries,"...tac­ Mears was one of the defensive leaders and kept opposing of­ strong nucleus for the fu­ all in CCAA. "Lisa has the ability was on the field, according to tically one of the stronger players to play at the next level," Johnson Johnson. "She was a huge sur­ and she did what was needed dur­ fenses at bay. Mears is a tena­ ture. 'We are very young said. "She has the talent and dedi­ prise and was even better that ing the season." Humphries cious defender who created plays and with the right re­ cation to take her game to the next I expected. She didn't start ranked fourth in scoring in the to help get the offense started in cruits, we will be one of level." Ament, a first team all early in the season, but her southern division of the CCAA. each game. "If you look at her CCAA in 2000, is sure to repeat that consistency became apparent Humphries led the Coyotes with defensive the stronger programs feat this season. Johnson said that early and was the main reason four game winning goals, includ­ play, that around for a long time he thinks, "Lisa is the most talented I couldn't start her," Johnson ing the season opening 1-0 victory would be the into the future." Here are player in the CCAA, hands down. said. "She will get better and over pre-season number three strongest She just has the desire and heart to ranked Westmont College. part of the top four all-star per­ better and if she stays commit­ improve on every aspect of her ted, will eventually be one of "(Kayla) knew how to execute and Tiffany's formers from the 2000 Coy- game and does whatever is needed the top players in our league what type of execution was needed game," said ote women's soccer team. to do help her team." for the next few years." at any level during the season." Johnson .(||