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California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 2-2-2015 February 2nd 2015 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "February 2nd 2015" (2015). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 130. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/130 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]. THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO SINCE 1965 CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle COYOTECHRONICLE.NETNET Vol.VlLIN LI, No. 3 MONDAY,MONDAY FEBRUARY FE 2, 2015 MyCoyote upgrade: The lives of Black Butterfl y cast Men’s basketball on yes or no?, pg. 5 fellow Coyotes, pg. 8 ascends, pg. 11 the rise, pg. 15 CCBriefs: By MARVIN GARCIA Staff Writer From boiled to unboiled (Jan. 23) Researchers at UC Irvine have found a way to reverse a hard-boiled egg to its original state. According to ChemBioChem, a peer-reviewed chemical biology journal, this is an innovation that could reduce costs for cancer treatment, food produc- tion and other segments of the $160 bil- lion global biotechnology industry. For example, there will be further research on protein production, pharma- ceutical companies will be able to ad- vance in cancer antibody development CSUSB community service by reforming proteins, and farmers will able to achieve more bang for their buck. Pet rises from the dead (Jan. 27) A Florida cat who seemed to have been hit by a car, and found in a pool of earns President’s Honor Roll blood, clawed his way out of his buried grave, earning the name “zombie cat.” By JORGE CAMPOS tute can receive for their commitment to “From 2013-2014, more than 1,3700 “I open the door and my neighbor’s Staff Writer serving the community, according to the CSUSB students participated in the uni-- standing there with the cat in her hand. Corporation for National and Community versity’s 145 course selections that offeredd She said, ‘Bart is not dead,’ and he then CSUSB’s community service earned Service. a service learning component,” said Podol-- responded, “The is impossible! We bur- President’s Honor Roll status and received “The CSUSB volunteers have spent ske. ied Bart,” said Hutson. national recognition for the eighth year in over 82,000 hours of community service,” CSUSB also participates in more thann The cat was rushed to the animal a row. said CSUSB’s Director of Community En- 500 partnerships with local non profi t,, hospital, where Bart was treated for In 2006, the President of the United gagement Diane Podolske. school districts and government organiza-- injuries, which resulted in severe head States started recognizing higher institu- CSUSB offered over 145 learning tions. trauma, a broken jaw, and a dead eye. tions who provide community service that course sections, taught by 91 faculty mem- Faculty takes part in community ser-- Anti-gay proposal threats with improves the health, education and sur- bers, with nearly 2,000 service learning vice by developing opportunities for com-- arrest (Jan. 25) roundings of the community. students addressing community needs, munity engagement including servicee Oklahoma state offi cials will be pro- The Honor Roll’s Presidential Award work-study programs in the community of learning fellowships and community-basedd hibited from issuing marriage licenses to is the highest federal recognition an insti- San Bernardino. Continued on Pg. 3 straight and gay couples if a proposal by state representative Todd Russ passes. According to the Huffi ngton Post, politicians opposing equal marriage are also threatening to ban all marriage li- censes if the Supreme Court rules in fa- Counselor program vor of gay union. Student assaults professor over use of phone (Nov. 26) A New Jersey high school student among best in the nation was charged with assault after having tackled his physics professor for taking By DANNI YBARRA “We expanded our programm his cell phone. Staff Writer about two years ago, so that we’ree A video shows the student wrap- no longer just training counsel-- ping his arms around the professor The CSUSB Counselor and ors for educational counseling butt and throwing him onto the desk where Guidance Graduate Program has we’re also training counselors forr they wrestled before the professor was been named one of the top 25 in the general counseling degrees andd slammed to the fl oor. nation. I think that’s what put us on thee The student was suspended and ar- Graduateprograms.com, an map”, continued Hedtke. rested on Jan. 16 at his home and charged online graduate studies guide The program focuses on bothh with third-degree aggravated assault. built for students, ranked CSUSB academic guidance and therapeuticc Birth control can cause rare brain against over 1500 other schools counseling which allows studentss tumors (Jan. 22) such as USC, Loyola University, to be well versed in those fi elds. A rare form of brain cancer known and Boston College, as having a Data used to rank the schoolss as Glioma is said to be caused by the fre- leading counselor education pro- was collected from Sep. 1, 20122 quent use of hormonal contraceptives. gram. to Sep. 30, 2014 and was madee According to CBS News, a Dan- “I was impressed, not sur- up of research on current graduatee ish study revealed that fi ve out of every prised, and very pleased”, said Dr. student’s scholarships and sociall 100,000 Danish women between the Danni Ybarra | Chronicle Photo Lorraine Hedtke, head of the pro- media patterns, according to gradu-- ages of 15 and 49 developed the condi- The CSUSB counseling program has been recognized for its efforts to educate. gram. Continued on Pg. 2 tion after using birth control pills. News Chronicle Page 2 Monday, February 2, 2015 CSUSB counselors rise to the top Continued from Pg. 1 do,” stated one CSUSB student. “It is a great program for the cost,” ateprograms.com added another student. “For a given graduate program, rank- “The professors that we have in the ings are determined by calculating the program are leaders in their fi eld... they are average score for each program based on advancing the profession by their research the 15 ranking categories,” as stated from and writing,” said Hedtke. graduateprograms.com. Some students on campus were un- These scores are then compared aware of the level of quality the counselor across all ranked schools; the scores are education program has reached. then translated into a fi nal ranking for that “I didn’t know we were recognized for graduate program. that. I feel it gives more status to the pro- Some of those 15 ranking categories gram and for the students who want to be- include academic competitiveness, career come counselors, they should feel a sense support, education quality, faculty acces- of pride,” said student Anthony Anderson. sibility/support, and workload. Recognition like this is what keeps The counselor education program at strong ties between CSUSB and the sur- CSUSB was given an cumulative rank- rounding school districts that favor CSUSB ing of 7.7 out of 10, while the College of students for internships and employment Education on campus was given an overall over other colleges in the area and rein- ranking of 8.3, according to graduatepro- forces the idea that students are in the right grams.com. program for their career path, according to To ensure quality results in their re- Hedtke. search, graduateprograms.com does not “[Students] are actually going to be complete ranking for a school or program able to provide something that makes a until a certain number of student surveys difference [in] people’s lives, which ulti- have been collected, according to gradu- mately, to me, is what it’s all about,” said ateprograms.com. Hedtke. CSUSB students were positive in their For more information on the Counsel- comments and feedback about the program ing and Guidance Program visit www.coe. on the graduateprograms.com website. edu/programs/counselingguidance, or visit “The faculty is top notch, very sup- the College of Education Student Services portive and have a passion for what they in CE-102. THE GREATEST SUMMER OF YOUR LIFE! CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle CAMP PONTIAC IS COMING TO CSUSB! Camp Pontiac, a premier co-ed overnight camp lo- Editor in Chief Greg Avetisyan Asst. News Editor Clarissa Toll cated in New York State, is looking for fun, enthusi- Managing Editor Marlyn Rodriguez Asst. Features Editor Dalal Museitef astic and mature individuals who can teach and as- sist in all areas of athletics, aquatics, the arts or as News Editor Marion Gil Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor Diana Ramos general bunk counselor. View our website at www. Opinions Editor Loydie Burmah Asst. 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