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June 8Th 2015 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 6-8-2015 June 8th 2015 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "June 8th 2015" (2015). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 567. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/567 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CCoyoteoTHE INDEPENDENTyo STUDENT VOICEt OFe CALIFORNIA STATECChronicle UNIVERSITY,h SAN BERNARDINOr SINCEo 1965 nicle COYOTECHRONICLE.NET Vol.Vol. LII, No. 8 MONDAY, JUNE 8, 20152015 CCBriefs: By MARLYN RODRIGUEZ Managing Editor Woman banned from using her cellphone after killing bicyclist A Michigan resident was banned from using any portable device after she struck and killed a bicyclist. Mitzi Nelson claims she was dis- tracted by her cellphone and has been banned from using any portable commu- nication device for two years, according to the Associated Press. Woman cheered at niece’s gradu- Marion Gil | Chronicle Photoo ation, received misdemeanor charges In Mississippi, a woman was crimi- nally charged for cheering at her niece’s graduation. According the Associated Press, the audience was told to hold their cheers sodexo’s food handling failures until the end of the ceremony, but never expected to be reprimanded with misde- meanor charges of allegedly disturbing By JACOB COLLINS sometimes ice up and do not work as well. the peace. Online Editor At that time the product was removed until a repair The school district superintendent company could visit us and fi x the unit, we get same day said the behavior was disrespectful to CSUSB Dining Services provided by Sodexo, a mul- service. other students, preventing them from tinational food corporation, have earned an “A” rating The reason they begin to ice up is that they are ‘open hearing their name announced, accord- in health inspections since November in 2012, but con- air’ units. That means they have to work harder than a ing to the Associated Press. sistently misses the mark in food holding temperatures, closed door unit,” said Janosky. Fracking to blame for low birth maintaining equipment and utensils, and other areas, ac- Janosky also said “We have all of our food on a time weight babies cording to health inspection reports obtained from the control. That means that after hazardous food has had the Low birth weight babies may be San Bernardino County Department of Public Health. internal temperature taken and is safe for consumption, it linked to “fracking”, according to CBS In the most recent inspection of the Coyote Cafe in is only kept for a total of four hours and then discarded. News. the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU), the San Ber- Due to our high volume, we rarely discard food.” A study done by the University nardino County health inspector observed chicken strips Every health inspection since November 19, 2012, of Pittsburgh has found a positive cor- being held at below the mandated temperature of 135 de- to the most recent dated April 15, 2015 shows either the relation between high-volume hydrau- grees and above, according to the report obtained from use or improper maintenance of utensils and equipment lic fracturing (fracking) and low birth San Bernardino County Department of Public Health. in the Coyote Cafe. weight in areas exposed to the natural Past inspection reports, with the exception of one The most recent report states that an “ice scoop [was] gasses emitted by fracking, according to dated December 12, 2014, show a pattern of food being stored on top of a wiping cloth that contained debris,” CBS News. held at improper temperatures dating back to November according to the San Bernardino County Department of Taco Bell in Chicago to serve 2012. Public Health. alcohol “The food temperature issues were with sandwich An inspection report from December 12, 2014 stated A Taco Bell in Chicago will begin coolers that were running above 40 degrees. That means that “tongs used for raw chicken stored in room-tempera- serving alcoholic beverages to their cus- that the air in the machine was over 40 degrees. The ma- ture water near [a] grill” were observed. tomers, according to Time magazine. chines were fi xed the same day and have been running at A report from May 13, 2014 stated that a melted Taco Bell is going through a re- the correct temperature,” said General Manger of Dining spatula was in use at WOW Cafe and in a preceding re- branding effort to create upscale loca- Services at CSUSB, David Janosky. port, dated November 15, 2013, the inspector saw a bro- tions. Chicago will be the fi rst location “We do daily refrigerator logs to ensure that they ken spatula in use at WOW Cafe. to serve alcoholic beverages but Taco are running properly, but as the weather gets hotter they Continued on Pg. 2 Bell has already started serving in Spain, Japan and South Korea, according to Time magazine. Pluto’s moons are out of control Letter from the President: due to football shape NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope Dear Colleagues, report that they have run out of fi nancial fruit. has found that two of Pluto’s moons are aid support or are generally in need of as- OCE staff will be happy to come to moving uncontrollably. Many of you are aware that our cam- sistance with groceries. your offi ce and pick up donations, or feel According to the SETI Institute, a pus has a food pantry for students called Due to increased demand, several free to drop off items at The DEN in the possible explanation for the movement The DEN. food items are in short supply. Faculty Offi ce Building, Room 227. is that Pluto’s moons are on a gravitation The DEN provides nonperishable Will you please join me in restocking Thank you for your continued support fi eld that is in constant shift. food for any student in need. The DEN’s shelves? of our students! The moons’ shapes are not round The Offi ce of Community Engage- Requested items include: peanut but- but instead are shaped liked footballs, ment staff have informed me that there ter and jelly, canned meat, Chef Boyardee Tomás D. Morales which is a contributing factor to the er- has been a noticeable increase in student canned pasta, macaroni and cheese, spa- President ratic movement, according to the SETI traffi c during the past few weeks. Students ghetti sauce and noodles, rice, and canned California State University, San Bernardino Institute. Caitlyn Jenner’s 2015 graduate The X-Files is USA Volleyball team true self, pg. 6 refl ections, pg. 7 revived, pg. 12 visits CSUSB, pg. 14 News Chronicle Page 2 MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2015 U.S. foreign relations change and raise concerns China on the List Marion Gil | Chronicle Photoo By CHERAE HUNT a “stronger commitment” to protecting Pictured above is the cafeteria inside the Commons, which is one of the locations of Campus Dining run by Sodexo. Staff Writer them from Chinese aggression, according to an article by Caroline Mortimer in The Continued from Pg. 1 a contract with the National Sanitationn The United States meddling in Chi- Independent. Foundation (NSF) to do surprise audits att nese affairs and battles may cause a war, The Philippines, meanwhile, has en- Other repeated violations include dust all Sodexo locations and this particular So-- according to a U.S. author Jim Sciutto. gaged in a territorial spat with China over and debris buildup in vents above grills, as dexo location has passed food and physicall The South China Sea is the subject of resource-rich parts of the South China well as ceilings and walls that are not prop- safety audits with high marks since theirr numerous rival territorial claims over an Sea, which Manila (capital of the Philip- erly maintained. contract began with CSUSB. area that includes fertile fi shing grounds pines) calls the West Philippine Sea. Ma- However, according to a contract be- The Commons is expected to undergoo and potentially rich reserves of undersea nila has already sought international arbi- tween Sodexo and CSUSB obtained by changes over the summer. natural resources. tration to resolve the dispute, according to the Coyote Chronicle, Sodexo is only re- Janosky stated that “Dining Servicess China is increasingly showing that GMA News. sponsible for the cleaning of the “serving is currently looking to signifi cantly im-- even far from its mainland, it sees itself Philippine Defense Minister Voltaire concession area, small equipment, fl oors, prove the look and culinary approach too as having jurisdiction over the body of Gazmin said he would meet U.S. Defense not windows, ceilings or walls above waist the Commons.” water, according to Sciutto in an article in Secretary Ash Carter in Hawaii to ask for level,” leaving the responsibility of the JUMP Asian Express in the Coy-- CNN Politics. a stronger commitment: “I will ask about buildup in vents as well as the ceilings and ote Cafe is also expected to be switchedd Senior Pentagon offi cials acknowl- the extent of the assistance they will give walls (above waist level) on CSUSB, not out, the new brand that will take its placee edged for the fi rst time that China is plac- us, what they can do to help us because Sodexo. has not been announced yet according too ing weapons on artifi cially constructed right now we are being oppressed.” According to Janosky, Sodexo has Janosky.
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