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October 8th 2001

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October 8, 2001 Serving the Students of CSUSB for 35 Years Volume 35 Issue 2 Are we Prepared to Respond?

By John J. Eddy Evacuatkm Procedures: Executive Editor 1. Evacuate as instructed by How safe are we at Cat State emergency personnel, ft-oceed to the nearest/safest San Bernardino? Do we run the Assembly Point area (see risk of a potential disaster? Are Evacuation Map for locations) we prepared to respond to an and wait for further emergency? When was the last instructions. time we had an all campus evacuation drill? The recent tragedies on mmm 2. Sedc and assist any persmis American soil have caused a with disabilities in vacating revamp in security measures the premises. - throughout theentifc hattonr'fttjrrr airports to college campuses, •.v .-fc; 3. Be aware of falling debris security officials from local, state or electrical wires as you exit. and federal departments have been Notify Assembly Point reviewing potential weaknesses in personnel of such dangers. their operations in hopes of providing more protection f(»' tte 4. Take precautions against American citizen. any other hazards. California State University San Bernardino is no exception. 5. Immediately follow any Last year's blackout scare emergency instructions given propelled the University's Public by emergency personnel. Safety, Emergency operations Center, and Policy Makers to build 7 saw firefighters being knocked to their knees by the wind last year when we had 6. After an evacuation, DO upon the campus evacuation plan. 'O ^hut do^n the campus," -Chief Steve Nowicki NOT re-enter a building The Emeigency Operations Center unless it has been declared (EOC) is an organization designed major emergency response. It will activated at the direction of the management team member, and organized to function under be activated any time an President, the Policy Council, the safe by the EOC or Public Safety Department. If you are the State Standardized Emergency emergency on or near campus Emergency Operations Executive, unsure of the Management System (SEMS) requires extraordinary the Director of Public Safety 1 building's status, guidelines during a disaster or management. The EOC can be (EOC Director), or by any EOC contact Public Safety at 5165. Campus Candids Look for Chronicle writers CSUSB Keeps Quarter System and photographers around Campus Candids campus... By Rody Rodriguez to the three point scale. Therefore gram, President Kamig added. the student takes the same amount "The change in the summer Staff writer of class hours which reduces from classes was to allow a year round 12 units to 9 units. So there's a operation here at CSUSB. The President of CSUSB 5% to 10% reduction in enroll­ state of Califomia is now financ­ Albert Kamig has decided not to ment until the students get better ing the summer school for the stu­ proceed with changing from the acquainted with the new system." dents. The student now gets more current quarter system to the se­ "I wanted to protect against stu­ advantages." mester system. This change, if it dent reduction and budget cuts that The consensus among students had been approved, would have would have happen as a result of and faculty was mostly all in fa­ gone into effect in the fall of2004. this change. There was no assur­ vor of the cancellation. Ms. When asked why the semester ance that the same amount of stu­ Jacqueline Wilcoxen, an English changed was canceled. President dents would still attend and 1 professor here at CSUSB, said of Kamig answered, "There are a wanted to continue to fund the the semester cancellation, "I'm number of advantages changing to current building project here at glad. The quarter system works the semester system. But students CSUSB." very well. Students don't need to changing from the quarter system Also, there will be no change have sixteen weeks to be taught. Delta Sigma Chi co-ed Fraternity, fueled to the semester system tend to take to the Summer School Program for Rush... the same number of courses they that went under way this past sum­ would in a quarter system, which mer. "The semester cancellation -Quarter System Fraternity and Sorority Rush wrap up inside changes from the fom point scale will not affect the summer pro­ Continued on Page 16 The Scene, page 4 2 The Coyote Chronicle October 8, 2001 - Safety Nowicki who was named Chief Operations Executive on susceptible to. Any returning of police this last year at Gal campus), on developing a student or faculty member on Clubs get a Continued from page 1 State San Bernardino. "Our committee or hosting a forum to campus is aware of how "Last Spring the blackouts personnel slots are full for the investigate the problem." dangerous the conditions were a potential problem, but it first time...we have fourteen Associated become on campus during high chance at wind advisories, especially around Jack Brown Hall. "It's Big Bucks CALii=ORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO like a wind tunnel down there. I saw firefighters being By Shane Vanderfin Evacuation Assembly Points knocked to their knees by the Copy Editor wind last year when we had to The Career Development shut down the campus," said Center is sponsoring a contest Chief Nowicki. for the various clubs on campus, Cal State San Bernardino is with prize money donated to the also located frighteningly close winning club or organization's to the San Andreas Fault line. treasury. Despite the retrofitting and The way the contest works careful construction of all is points will be awarded for campus buildings, (none of participation in various CDC which are higher than five appointments, sessions, stories), a major earthquake presentations and tours, to all centered on San Bernardino club and organization members could cause significant damage. registered for the contest. So what can we do to as Points will be deducted, students and faculty to better however, for missed or skipped prepare ourselves? First, events. The contest runs from check the walls of each October 1 to November 30, and building on campus and look at the end, total points for each for the evacuation plan and club will be tallied and then map. Study it and become' (UU-irORKIA ITATU Vf«"NEH«TT divided by the number of 9UM BenHAriBrMo familiar with it. Also, look registered entrants for each up the Public Safety web site organization. allowed us to refresh our sworn in officers as well as Students Incorporated second off of the CSUSB server at First place will be awarded evacuation procedures," said officers from Cal State term President Luis Portillo has http://publicsafety.csusb.edu/ $150, second place will earn Faculty Senate leader Ted Roml. Fullerton and Los Angeles to also been in contact with Vice- emergplan/eocmain.html. $100, and third will get $75 "Our chief concern is to deal help fill shifts." . fres^ent Demauro to discuss Talk to your professors at the contribttfed'te^^k respective with personal safety at night When asked about the iftcreasing the campus beginning of the class, and treasury. such as escort services and schools vulnerability, awareness of the evacuation discuss a plan for evacuation. informative way for your club increasing the lighting on main specifically the unguarded procedures for each building. How safe are we at to earn some extra bucks, so get arteries, but the concern with campus roads. Chief Nowicki "We have never asked for a California State University over to the Career Development safety is a continuous matter." responded, "We are looking at campus wide drill, but I think it San Bernardino? The more Center in UH-329 and sign up Chief of police for Cal Slate these concerns, such as the might be a good idea," said the campus practices to help your organization. San Bernardino, Steve Nowicki relative easy access to the Portillo. The last known campus procedures and educates the Who knows, you just might spoke of heightening campus buildings by vehicles. We are wide drill was over a year and a community on the campus learn something to aid your awareness about possibility of working with the Vice- half ago, during evening classes, emergency operations, the future while helping out your a disaster. "Instead of reacting President of Administration and according to Chief Nowicki. better prepared the entire club at the same time. to a problem, we want to Finance, David Demauro, (who And it is not just one problem school will be in the future. respond to that problem, " said is also the acting Emergency or potential disaster that we are

Evacuation Tips for the Disabled: Building Fire 1. Make sure you have arranged for extra supplies in the event of an Upon discovery of a fire in the building: emergency/disaster. Such as hearing aid batteries, a coilapsibie a. Pull a fire alarm if one is nearby. waiking cane, and a whistle to attack attention if you are unable to b. Call Emergency 911.Public Safety will call the local Fire Department. speak. c. Emergency personnel will check the building for fire or smoke. ^ 2. Carry identification and a list of medications/doctors at all times. d. ALWAYS evacuate the building when the fire alarm is sounded and there ^ 3. Notify your class instructor of your disability at the beginning of each quarter. danger 4. Provide family/friends with class information and other important campus telephone e. If the fire can be safely extinguished, you may attempt to do so. numbers. f. Notify any building emergency personnel. 5. Locate exits, stairwells, Evac-Chairs, emergency telephones, and establish altemale "escape" g. Seek and assist any persons with disabilities in vacating the premises. routes. h. DO NOT USE ELEVATORS to evacuate building. 6. If you are in a wheelchair or in need of assistance during an evacuation, go directly to stair i. Make sure doors leading to main hallways are closed to prevent further spread of landing and wait assistance. the fire.

Wiidiand Fire When a wild fire threatens the entire campus, the normal fire procedure listed above will be changed to include an "Immediate Danger Evacuation."If an In Case of an earthquake "Immediate Danger Evacuation" is ordered, ALL persons on campus must leave the 1. Take cover under tables, desks, or other objects that will give protection against flying campus quickly and safely. All Evacuees should do the following: glass and debris. 2. When safe to do so, Students, Staff and Faculty should notify Emergency 911. If possible, a. Remain calm and quickly proceed to your vehicle and follow instructions on pulling the emergency fire alarm will notify Public Safety of the event. where to re-locate. 3. After the effects of the explosion have subsided. Public Safety will determine if an b. If you have no transportation, proceed to the bus stop at University Parkway, "Evacuation" is necessary. near the campus entrance. Physical Plant personnel will provide transport as 4. Seek and assist any persons with disabilities and find a safe place for them. available. 5. If an "Assembly Point Evacuation" is ordered, proceed to the nearest/safest Assembly c. Physical Plant personnel will assist in the evacuation of students and personnel Point area (see Evacuation Map for locations) and wait for further instructions. from the campus Children's Center. October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle CSUSB Parking gets Serviced By John Halcon Staff Writer

CSUSB welcomed its newly constructed parking lot which aids in their effort to take another step forward in controlling its overcrowded parking areas for The Buzz the school year. The construction began in mid-August and became Grad Studies needs you available to students and faculty The Graduate Studies program on October 1. It has drawn is looking for students to sit on mixed comments from many the ASI Research and Travel people who deal with the fund committee. This difficulty of finding parking Committee is made up of two spaces at CSUSB. undergraduates, two graduates, In general, most colleges and and two faculty members. All universities draw the most students interested in the students during the first two committee should stop by AD- weeks of school, and the number Photo by: John J. Eddy 127 to fill out an application. of students begins to dwindle as The last date to submit an the fourth and fifth week roll Here is an example of a van illegally parked in afire lane application is Friday, Oct. 12 around, which fortunately results in more available parkiitg booth near Lot H. "But I think it'll school is running out of land to spaces. Students not penalized spaces. "Well, it's obvious we need be useful for our sporting events build all the things we need," However, that is not the case more parking spaces since there and concerts in the [Coussoulis said parking services program for Military Service for CSUSB as the college is are more people coming here." Arena]" director Patricia Casillas. "The California State University seeing more growth in student added Ruml. "But Lot H doesn't Another CSUSB student school just can't put the lot Students who are called for admission than it has in the specifically help the faculty, but Rebecca Quinto noted that she where ever it wants to, the military service as a result of j«cent years. instead it helps the school as a wouldn't resort to parking in Lot whole process has.to go through the recent terrorists attacks are "The school had about 12,000 whole." H unless she fiarced. many approvals, and some ensured that they do not lose [students] three years ago." said Lot H, when finished, amounted too far from everything," added cases a lot may not be the top registration priority, academic faculty senate Ted Ruml. "But to nearly $6,000 and it may have Quinto, who is a Psychology priority." credit, fees or degree status, that number has certainly grown difficulties in filling the lot which major. "I think people who are In addition, Casillas noted that due to a series of existing Title and will probably continue to do has room for more than 400 desperately looking for a spot will the school's future plans include 5 and Executive Order , so in the future." vehicles, as its location proves to probably park there if that was expanding Lot M, and quite provisions enacted by CSU According to Ruml, it was be too inconvenient for most their only choice." possibly creating another area Chancellor Charles B. Reed. clearly a logical idea that the mptpiists. A Concern that's been brought called "Lot K". She also Campuses are authorized to campus, which drew 14,280 "There's really nof "up several times is that CSUSB mentioned that the Parking give the students a leave of students in the fall of 1999, lot for people to want to park is running out of spaces to Services Department is absence and to refund tuition including 4,346 graduate here," said sophomore Latjara construct much needed lots. 'The encouraging many students to fees. students, installs more parking Peer who works in the parking problem we're facing is that our carpool and use local mass transit. Graduate receives Coming Soon:Social Science Building Thesis award Anshumala Ram, Social Work departments: Anthropology, code have been inspected by the Grad Student, received the Criminal Justice, Economics, Slate for the buildings University's Outstanding Geography, History, Political ceremonial opening in the fall Thesis Award for 2001. Her Science, Psychology, Social Work, 2002. thesis is titled, " Effects of and Sociology. Faculty will have "It will be a very beautiful Head start Participation on access to 110 offices. It has been building once it is completed." Cognitive and Social projected that the building will Said Associate Director Hamid functioning of children in the service one-fifth of the Azhand of Capital Design United States." It was Universities declared student's Planning and Construction. In originally selected as Outstanding thesis in the majors. addition, the building has a Further, the faculty and museum for anthropology College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. She will students are provided with 31 new exhibits and an animal vivarium. computers and research labs. The This museum will serve as a be a nominee in the Western structural design of the building monument for all faculty and Association of Graduate consists of one large auditorium Schools' Distinguished ^Social Science Master's Thesis Award. Photo by: Courtney Jackson with a maximum capacity of 169 people, 2 large lecture halls that Continued on page 16 "This building will bring By Kofi Tawiah seal 60 , 9 small classrooms for together in one facility the whole Staff Writer up to 28 occupants, and 6 college. We are currently scattered conference rooms. How well do you know the History in 5 buildings. The new building The building, when completed, Of CSUSB? Here in the Coyote Bite The CSUSB campus continues will have excellent classrooms, will be five floors tall with two to expand with continued computer facilities, and study areas you will be brought historical facts elevators available for public construction of the Social and for the students." Said Dean John about your Campus. usage. Ramps have been installed Behavioral Science building, a Conley " The Dean described the to meet the needs of disabled 138,700 square foot complex. building as being a great addition individuals. This issues first Byte: When Construction of this project began to the University the community as A courtyard with benches and CSUSB was concieved its original in May 2000 and has been a whole. tables will be constructed for scheduled to be completed in The new College of Social and name was San Bernardino-Riverside students and faculty to have a June 2002. This is a $32 million Behavioral Sciences Building State College lounge area. All safety standards dollar project financed by state (CBS) will include all nine bonds. such as retrofitting and seismic The Coyote Chronicle October 8, 2001

Rush Week ONE By: Tiffany Marquez, staff writer The Roving Reporter asks students During the first two weeks of school, it was impossible not to notice the tables alongside the Student Union display­ how they would feel if there was no uni­ ing pictures, trophies and most of all huge versity newspaper Greek letters. Behind these very patriotic tables stood members of the various fraterni­ ties and sororities of CSUSB with T-shirts By Susie Medina that loudly and proudly stated their loyalty. The Scene Editor It is called Greek Week or Fall Rush, where each fraternity and sorority tries to recruit Yung Phou always on my desk right new members to their chapters. If you walked by one of them, they'd probably Biology when I walk into class. Its such a big part of asked you if you'd like to join or be rushed. Sophomore communication I dont think So what exactly happens during rush? Hazing rituals such as drinking and perform­ I never really read the Coyote the school would not have ing embarrassing acts are the first things that Chronicle. Its my first year one. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc come to mind for some people but generally here, I went to Long Beach Slate, Jennifer what happens is people get to know the fraternity or sorority that they're interested in better. The fraterni­ and I ties and sororities usually hold social gatherings in which they invite the potential members to come and read it Demoncourt mingle and find if this is the right activity for them. Last Wednesday night Delta Sigma Chi had its all the Biology "Annual Broom Ball" where actives and alumni came together along with the recruits and other sororities on campus for a game similar to hockey at the Ontario Ice-Skating Rink. "It was so much fun" stated time. I Junior havent w ^ Carolyn Perry, a new member of Alpha Phi; "it was a chance for me to not only mingle with my sisters but I usually always read the gotten a the guys as well." Events like these are fun for all and a chance to get to know everyone and feel comfort­ school newspapers. I havent able with them. chartce read this to read it yet. It would suck if Hazing is something not tolerated by any fraternity or sorority on campus, so students can feel more one yet. we didn't have a newspaper secure when joining a Greek organization. Hazing has become a very serious topic these last few years. It is my at CSUSB. Often we hear horror stories of initiation kidnappings gone wrong, or people dying of alcohol poisoning. first year Rushing is something that all should enjoy. You don't have to worry about endangering yourself just to be a here. But part of a fraternity and sorority. Sandra Arnold I believe Another misconception of joining a fraternity or sorority is thai you have to be rich- its just a myth. ; Credential Program it is a Anyone and everyone are welcome to join. A fraternity is not there to judge you. .form of unityl Its^ way tp get ' Gradhat^:-: ^ ."people iil'^vech^^ndl'to - I^ve never read the paper but a newspaper is like having no - IhayeinMeticonsaousfhoit central' .eorhmunication ' 'At tiie Heart of the University, We're to Serve'' this'quarter to start. 'Tlid source. Its a way to get stu­ • newspaper helps people to be dents voices heard- to find out Written By: Alisha Aguilar, Nicole Gomez informed- about sports events, concerts and Brian Cobb about and other upcoming. be speaking here on Oct. 17"'. as a woman in sports. They will The CCC will also be observing also welcome the musical ; going many cultural holidays talents of Amber Jade, who was ' on -on including Dia de Los Muertos, here last year. Some awareness > campus Chinese New Year, Caesar events that they will bring are ; as. a Chavez Day and Cinco de Breast Cancer Awareness (co- whole. Mayo. They strive to help sponsored by Avon), Take Back ; In a • ' • students learn about their the Night, the Vagina way it would make me think There are three centers surroundings outside of the Monologues (Vday), and ; less of the school if, wc didn't located in the heart of the classroom, and to do this they Women's Day Coffee House. * have a paper, because it is university that exist to serve the will have workshops on self- There will be workshops on ; student initiated and .served.. students of CSUSB. They are esteem, safer sex, stress ^ The newspaper is the only located in the Student Union; the human rights, management, " w^y were informed about Cross Cultural Center (CCC), diversity and yoga, yiplence - what goes on.. Women's Resource Center (WRC) cultural against women, and Adult Re-entry Center (ARC). appreciation. eating disorders, ; Jpslynpe Erskine President Each center has its own goals and With these and study habits. : Psychology - Albert K'amig . . purposes, but they all exist to programs and The The paper is an invaluable tool provide a safe haven as well as an many others, Adult Re-entry : Senior •. . for students to learn their craft., inviting learning environment for each student will Center provides a If there, weie". no school "It is an essential vehicle for everyone on this campus. While not only he- welcoming • newspaper I wouldnt think of students to find out whats hap­ the staff of the CCC, WRC and immersed into environment for ; the school as highly as I do. I pening on campus and the ARC have the challenge of their own culture, non-traditional ; read the newspaper all the many perspectives that make creating a welcoming but will have a better students whose ' time, dike up CSUSB. Without a paper environment in each center, they appreciation for others and the formal education was interrupted '! before or CSUSB would be a far lesser are also in the process of planning diversity of this campus. and who have returned to college after class. place, we would hot be up to a wide variety of events ranging The WRC has to continue their educational goals. ^ It .would, par with other universities. from social to controversial. dedicated itself to developing an Some services and programs ; t o t a 1,1 y J The Coyote. Chronicle is a Specifically, the purpose empowering environment for include workshops in time and • affect me ff good paper and I would like of the Cross Cultural Center is to women of all ages, ethnicities money management, voter - it - • wefe' i to make sure it comes put on a provide a place to unify people of and racial backgrounds. To awareness and human cloning. I g o' n e regular basis. all races and backgrounds by further these goals, the WRC is Some of the ARC's main events - because its providing a means of knowledge sponsoring a number of include CASA (Court Appointed s , o Do you have a question, or and information. To further these educational programs including Special Advocates for Children), !• informative. I find out of so would like to see something goals, the Cross Cultural Center interesting lectures, musical Coffee House, and tours of on- many events because of the addressed in the Roving Re­ is bringing to CSUSB an performances, and awareness campus facilities. In sponsoring paper. I would notice if it was porter? Contact us at The assortment of programs. The CCC raising events. Lisa Fernandez, these programs,, the,.ARC is gone, I wouldnt have any idea Coyote Chronicle;. (909) 880- will bring successful and of the USA Olympic Softball fulfilling ihieir goal of being ! ; where to search for one 5289 pr [email protected] influential speakers to this campus Team will be coming to speak welcoming and available to the Re­ : ; though because theyre usually . such as Jesse Jackson Jr., who will about her successes and failures entering students of this university. October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle 5 Who Has Spirit? Serrano Village Keeps Students Involved By: Oscar Limon, staff writer By: Oscar Limon, staff write On Friday, September 21st the Coyote Pack hosted the Whats the difference be­ tramural sports, and Monday the Halls. Some of the things House of Blue in the old gym. There were plenty of stu­ tween a student who lives on night football. The last pro­ that they have done in the past dents that were present on that night, but most of them don't campus and a student who grammers events include a or will do this year are scav­ understand what the P"""" >'>' commutes every day back and safe sex awareness talk, per­ enger hunts, tug-o-war, a fash­ Coyote Packs pur­ forth? Well, the obvious rea­ formances of CSUSB's The­ ion show, and Mr. and Mrs. pose is at Cal State. son is the students who live on atre and the Dance Company, Serrano Village. Most of The Coyote Pack is campus are available to expe­ and a Mexican Posada co- these programs are open to ev­ here to encourage rience the wonderful pro­ sponsored eryone on student attendance grams that are organized by with the campus ex­ at all the campus Community Programmers and Cross- cept the events and to pro­ Serrano Village Association. Cultural ones that oc­ mote school spirit These organizations are the Center. cur off cam­ and pride within the ones responsible for getting Also the pus, which students and the the residents involved and out four pro­ are only grammers open to stu­ community. Coyote Pack celebrates of their rooms. Their goal is This is the Coyote Packs second year and they seek to to make residents feel that the have a Toy dents living provide a force of students who cheer, show their school where they live is a home Drive in on campus. spirit, and actively participate in the success of this won­ away from home. The pro­ the works Now do you derful University. You are probably wondering how you grams exist to make the liv­ for the Serrano Village wish you would've yourself can join the Coyote Pack. There is no mem­ ing environment enjoyable for month of November. lived on campus? bership, but instead the Coyote Pack invites all students to the residents. Ellen White­ Serrano Village Association So what if you don't live on become active in all the events held on campus. The people head, Resident Coordinator is the governing student campus? There is a Serrano responsible for the Coyote Pack are the Coyote Pack Coun­ for the University Apart­ body for the Village and the Village calendar of events, if cil, which consists of director Thomas Rider and advisor ments, thinks its important for main program they put on you just stop in and ask for one Crissy Tobiason, and lets not forget the Student Leader Or­ programs to occur in Serrano every month is the Battle of at the Village Square. ganizations here on campus. Also their other support comes Village. She had this to say, from the Student Alumni Association and the Alumni Af­ "It builds and adds to our fairs. community providing an out­ If most of you attended the House of Blue, you probably let for residents to get to know saw a few students dressed with plenty of school spirit, and one another." Some of the those students belong to the 542 Crew. They are the zany, upcoming events for the Fall Ctiliftiriiia state University wild, wacky true Cal State fanatics. They're the students quarter, that the four Commu­ San Bernardino responsible for getting the crowd loud and bringing some nity Programmers have level of intensity to all the Cal State events. 542 stands for planned for the residents in ibc shade of blue for CSUSB. So if you're ever feeling wild Serrano Village, includes trips and crazy, come to one of the events sponsored by the Coy­ to places like Pharaohs Lost ote Pack and pick up your 542 gear at the table. Kingdom, Knotts Scary Farm, University Hall, UH037 Office; 880-5289 Thomas Rider, a member himself, had this to say about The Price is Right, and a few the future of the Coyote Pack, " There is a great need on TV show tapings. Another 5500 University Parkway Advertising: 880-5297 campus for spirited students to show the pride they have programmer has planned cof­ San Bernardino, CA 92407 Fax: 880-7009 for our great school. There are plenty of good things hap­ fee houses, movie nights, and pening at Cal State and the Coyote Pack hopes to give all a dance. The programmer for E-mail: [email protected] students and all organizations the opportunity to shine." So outdoor recreation is putting Check out the Chronicle online: back the pack and bring your CSUSB spirit! on a beach camping trip, in- http://acmfiles.csusb.edu/comm/Chronicle/index2.html Staff Writers: Jennifer Dotson, Hector Franco, Library Resources Offer Students Many Services MarkFretz, John Halcon,. Courtney Jackson, Oscar Limon, Tiffany Marquez, Rody Rodriguez, Mikelle Salas,Sanket Shukla, Karen Sogard, By: Courtney Jackson and Kofi Tawiah Kofi Tawiah, Omar Zubair The John M. Pfau Library (named after the founding president of this campus) offers more services to its students than many may realize. It is useful for reasons other than a comfort­ Executive Editor John J. Eddy able chair and a quiet place to study. The quality of its resources attracts students and faculty Managing Editor Jorge G. Salazar from other local universities and colleges when they are in need of research materials. News Editor Mathew Taylor Not only does the library offer a wealth of information through its books and The Scene Ekiitor Susie Medina journals, but also through the Internet databases which are available on the library computers (as well as in the campus computer labs). Students can find articles relating to a broad range of Multi-Cultural Editors Bethany Anderson & subjects with the help of databases such as EBSCO host and Wilson Omnifile. These electronic Jake Zylman resources offer full-text articles, which eliminates the precious time and energy that would be A & E Editor Matt Schoenmann spent on hunting down a journal in order to find one article. Asst. A&E Editor Melissa Adamson For other types of research, the library provides access to certain types of gov­ Sports Editor Brian Short ernment documents. A quick glance at the most recent documents available found reports on subjects as varied as the economic effects of gambling, the earnings of last yeans college gradu­ Copy Editors Shane M. Vanderfin ates, and the amount of teachers in U.S. private and public schools from 1987 to 2000. Online Editor Paul Matthew Allen The library's services are not only limited to research. 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will perform dance, music and older) in both Women and Men's John Eddy * song in traditional color and divisions. Executive Editor feathered dress. Arts and crafts Drummers will be awarded booths will be open for business two first place prizes for both the and fry bread will be available Northern and Southern sections BAND OF W MISSION INDIANS Shhh...just close your eyes as well. The event will be open of the Arenas' floor. Tim and listen to the wind blow at 3:00 PM on Friday, Saturday Eashippee (Northern section) through the trees. Can you hear and Sunday October 12-14"' and Ralph Haymond (Southern the drumbeats in the distance- inside the Coussoulis Arena. - section) will judge the contest. can yod see the dancers? There The floor of the Arena will be The event will be hosted by head is an eagle soaring above, separated into two performance- man Nathan Largo and head leading the celestial spirits to the related sections for continuous woman Pam James and will peoples gathering. cultural dance and drum feature the Rainy Mountain and Starting October 12^'' the San competition. Both will be The Boys drum groups. Manuel Band of The ancient ones are Mission Indians, returning to San along with the Bernardino, to walk on backing and support the land that once was a of the Cross Cultural Serrano Village. Feather Center, will be clad spirit warriors are hosting, free to the approaching with rattles public, the first ever and song, and they have People of the Pines sent us all a message of Pow Wow at welcoming. They have California Slate invited us into their University, San circle, to experience first Pow Wow OCT. 14-16thfree to the public Bernardino. AH are hand the power of Pow- welcome and invited Wow. to come and share in this rich, colorful and Elder and symbol of the Serrano California traditional gathering Native Americvans liSy I The ancient ones are re- of California's : turning to San BernanR Native People. competing for a piece of the i to walk on the land that was The event, envisioned by the available $56,000 in total prize I once a Serrano Villlage, ^ tribal leaders headed by Chief money that will be awarded to '^"eather clad warriors are ^ Darren Marquez, features the various age groups ranging from fapproaching with rattles , Honorable California Native tiny tots (six years or younger) American Bird Singers whom to Golden Age (fifty years or \andf songs. 1

Shirt worn in the Ghost Dance Greek Life Offers Many Benefits for Students

Tiffany Marquez think of when they hear the nizations and on top of that get campus consists of Delta Sigma philantrhropy, which it words sorority and fraternity. Staff Writer honors for their academic ex­ Phi, Sigma Nu, 5igma Chi, fundraises for year round. Last But if you take a closer look at cellence. "We contribute to our Sigma Phi Epsilon & Tau year Delta Sigma Chi held car it, you come to realize that comnlunity by having a golf Kappa Epsilon, all under the washes with the proceeds going Parties on the weekend, kegs being involved with the Greek fundraiser with the proceeds to their na- full of beer, drunken sorority Life is one of the most going to the Children's Center l i o n a 1 chicks all over the place. rewarding experiences you at Loma Linda." said Ian Ligan philanthrophy. Sounds like the ideal time, huh? could get yourself into. of Sigma Nu. The March Well, what about the rich frat Fraternities and sorori­ Not only do they have of Dimes. guys with the great cars and ties should not be frowned their chapter Presidents and of­ Zeta Tau Al­ million dollar good looks? If upon, they are full of hard work- ficers, but they also belong to a pha had a this is what you think club heading "Bid a Zeta Greek Life is all each of them. Cook" about, let me tell you For the frater­ fundraiser something, you've nities on cam- for breast been terribly Members of Alpha Phi hang in Fireside Lounge pus, it's the cancer. misinformed! Photo by Tiffany Marquez InterFratemity Overall, the There are so many Council benefits of stereotypes about (IPC), and for IFC. Under the Panhellenic being a part of a fraternity or so­ sororities . and the sororities Council are Alpha Phi, Alpha rority are definitely worth the time fraternities that the it's the Delta Pi, Kappa Delta & Zeta and effort. You make life-long minute I told my Panhellenic Tau Alpha. friendships, are part of a brother parents I wanted to be Council. Community service is or sister hood, get involved on in one, they nearly Greeks were out to sign up new members last week They are a just a part of being in a frater­ campus, learn leadership skills and had massive heart governing nity or sorority. Fraternities and it makes you work harder to slay attacks. My mom was worried ing young men and women who body that makes sure that ev­ sororities are full of role model in school. "It's been wonderful," that my grades would fall strive to make their campus a eryone is following the rules citizens who volunteer their exclaimed Holly Smith, a new because I would be too busy better place. They work hard for and all members have a say in time at hospitals and retirement member of Alpha Phi, "I've had "partying" my time away. This their community, socialize decisions. centers just to name a couple. the best time ever and I can't wait is something a lot of people among other philanthropic orga­ The Greek Life on And each chapter has its own for the upcoming events!" October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle ANG DEBUT NG 'THE DEBUT (The Debut of 7he Debut

who studies these conventions By Jorge G. Salazar and also a Filipino-American, I Managing Editor look around and do not see faces in pop culture that look quite like If you are half the loser I am, me. Where are all of the Asian you are totally into music guys? I know of a few examples everyone else thinks sucks, Cap'n of Asian actors making it, but Crunch cereal, and movies. never before has there been an Movies offer viewers an escape American motion picture from their regular lives, because produced with a completely Asian for about two hours anyone can be cast and crew. romanced by Hollywood's newest Recently, director and writer heart-throb Heath Ledger, or be a Gene Cajayon along with partner sophisticated robot prototype sent Manal Castro, released a film hack in time to change the life of tilled, "The Debut." Pronounced one person. Movies are great for "Da-boo," it is the Filipino everyone—Or are they? equivalent of a Mexican In the production of movies, the Quincenera or the Jewish biggest mission is to find celebration of Bar Mitzvah. It is characters you can relate to, care the turning point in any young Above: Ben (Dante Basco) shares his drawings with Annabelle (Joy Bisco). about and follow. But how many Filipina's life. Insert: Singkil, a traditional Filipino dance as performed at the Debut. of us can honestly say that the The movie depicts this through Americans. We can learn from characters in major motion the eyes of the middle brother, same experiences as discussed in the Filipino audience, then as word of each other, if we all experience pictures really reflect us? The Ben, played by Dante Basco who plot.. I think that this movie relates mouth spread we saw non-Filipino things like this together."' mov Ic industry has made leaps and is most famous for playing to everyone—Filipino or not. relatives and friends attending." /•- Finally, a-'movie wilh'adtO^'s' bounds in the last twenty years to "Rufio" in Steven Spielberg's- Blizabetb Pisares, Publisher at, . Katljy,.,Na<^^u, Assistant, who look like me. People who incorporate more ethnic groups Hook. T^ mill characterjias tob •ttwIHilfibs-Press said, "It is great ^ofessor in the Department of share the samd e^p^erJedc^s. Live' into their releases. Now more than walk the line, he must decide to see a full length movie dealing Anthropology and also the Faculty ever we see a cross section of whether he will attend his sister's with what it is like to be Filipino Advisor to 'Lubos ng Pilrpino,' the in the same world that I do. It'is ethnicities and cultures portrayed debut or a raging kegger with his American. 'The Debut' has a Filipino club on campus agrees. in ' the media. buddies. This story appeals to me, wider universal appeal. In the Bay "(Being) Filipino American is not ~Debut ^ As a Communications major having to undergo some of the Area it originally played to an all a closed community, Filipinos are Continued on Page 8 Greeks May Not be for Everyone Chicano Studies Looks for Cal

cluded but was not limited to, By Shreena C. Clark "Umm.. .Party's.. .No we'll sound State Home Staff Writer dumb...Uh I donno...Uh, is she ing press committee is writing all of this down? Uhm.. By Susie Medina meetings to still getting to­ Finally after a few serious mo­ The Scene Editor \s I walked the track to the Pfau ments of critical thinking, Mr. get the word JjJijik gether. ibrary, I could not help but notice Jackson muttered, "People join Getting a Chicano Studies out to the "The ^he Greek presence abundant in any campus organization because Department in CSUSB has been students and CWOANOt Chicano pie area. Everywhere one looked they're looking for something a subject of concern these past the commu­ Studies there were members of the differ- more out of their lives here at few months. Many students and nity. Sur­ would be a jsnt fraternities and sororieties at­ school, and they join us because some faculty have felt that Cal rounding department tempting to persuade students they found something within us State, largely made up of His­ cities and just like the 3assing by to join their group. they identify with, or want in their panic students, should have a de­ communi­ English or There were mobs of sweater clad lives." Well put. partment that focuses on and ties are being asked to pass this Communications department, people discussing the next broom While the second half of that teaches the culture of Chicanos. resolution on the Chicano Stud­ only it will be foi Chicano rail game, or paddling while guz- quote was honest, what Mr. Jack­ Student Fatima Cristerna, ies behalf. With petitions being Studies," says Cristerna. eling extra large Pepsi's and tak- son said first does echo the President of Mecha, and a strong signed and getting the different "We want it to be a full de­ ng up whatever shade there may thoughts of some students on contributor to the Chicano Stud­ communities support, Cristerna partment - with its own ma­ DC left in the noon sun. campus. To counter the pro- ies movement, mentioned that and all the other Chicano support­ jor and minor". This is quite a large crowd to Greek thoughts of fraternity and "people from the San Bernardino ers hope to gain approval from Chicano, a word originally De a gathering, I thought to my­ sororiety members, the campus community are going to schools Cal State. But the popular vote given to Americanized Mexi­ self. I decided to find out what it was combed for students who may like Berkeley, Northridge, San will not be the only influence on can-Americans started as an in­ s that draws people into these not share the same feelings. Diego State, and even Omaha, CSUSB. sult for someone who wasn't ypes of groups, and what it is that Nathan Mellis, a student on cam­ Nebraska to go to a school that Another group made up of Mexican enough. Mexicans •epels others. pus responded to my question of offers Chicano Studies." Now faculty, administrators and stu­ born in Mexico would call I approached a group of burly whether or not he would join a frat many students and members of dents are forming a small com­ Mexican-Americans the insult /oung men who looked like they with, "It's a good way to gel to the San Bernardino community mittee to basically review the as a put down for their lack of Tiight have something intelligent know each other. It's a good idea are trying to urge Cal State San pros and cons of the department. Mexican culture. But now [0 say. I asked Vice President of in concept, but I don't like where Bernardino to get a Chicano Stud­ What this committee wants to do Chicano means anyone from Sigma Chi, Lee Jackson, "Why do they've gone. They were origi­ ies department. But it looks like is weigh the decision by having Latinos (ones whose roots come Tcople join your group?" I was nally academic, now they're a it's going to take a little more than "people with various experience from Latin America), Spanish beginning to think this may have party system more concerned with flan and leche to sweeten up the look at the interests of the re­ (someone from Spain), or Mexi­ en a trick question because it beer than learning." With opinions campus. quest," says Professor Juan can-American. So studying ook a total of four and a half min- like these it is understandable that Cristerna and the Commu­ Delgado. Delgado couldn't tell tes of semi-active discussion, -Greeks nity Coalition for Human Rights me much about the progress of -Chicano ialogue of this discussion in­ Continued on Page 16 are starting petitiona^nd attend­ the decisions yet because the Continued on Page 7 The Coyote Chronicle October 8, 2001 Black Business Expo GAIBAN'S SAION Links to Bethany Anderson the Past Multi-Cultural Editor MEXICO IN L.A. The 21St Annual Black Business Expo held at the Los Angeles Convention Center on September 23rd Los Angeles in 1973. Its goal is vas a huge success. The Expo gave By Bethany Anderson & to continue to play a vital role in African-American merchants and Jake Zylman not just exposing, but educating /endors the opportunity to show off Multi-Cultural Editors peoples of diverse backgrounds nerchandise ranging from art, hair, about the unique cultures our na­ The White House nterior, and fashion designs to customers before they reach stores. The air is filled with smoke, tion epitomizes. Galban,who and the talk amongst the crowd shares the BFA's vision, in 1999 October 13, 1792- White The Expo,' which was sponsored by UHP Health Care, was able to was that there was a murder that was awarded Spain's highest House Cornerstone Laid bring in an astounding two thousand people throughout the day. took place honor by His Maj- The cornerstone is laid for a There was a variety of participants at the Expo, which ranged from shortly be­ esty of Spain, presidential residence in the 'renshaw Christian Center, Donnies Down Home Kobblers, Totally fore you en­ King Juan Carlos newly designated capital ^ew Waves and Braids, Candy Lane Pre-School, Merrill Lynch . tered the I. The award is city of Washington. In 1800, -inancial Group, and Family Savings Bank, to name a few. nightclub. only given to two .President. John Adams be­ Salon individuals that came the first president t<|| With over 200 businesses represented at the Expo, it was the Mexico. Are maintain the reside in the executive man? )erfect opportunity for celebrities to lend their lime. Famous faces you in­ beauty and the sion, which soon becami that walked casually among the trigued or dignity of the known as the "White House? Convention Center floor and aided in even curi­ Spanish language, because its white-gray Vir^ endorsing products included comic D.L ous? If you and demonstrates ginia freestone contrasted Hughley, gospel singer CeCe Winan are, that is why Gaiban's strikingly with the red brick and drama actress Lorraine Toussaint. just what Playwright and Director work is a necessity in our Ameri­ of nearby buildings. Margarita Galban was hoping for. can culture. Galban, along with an entire The Bilingual Foundation for The highlight of the event was the African-American Spotlight Latino cast and her Ihe Arts is located at 421 No. Designers fashion show. Innovative fashion lines from Dada pTay^'aTbhMeklSbldlhfi'lf^^ST'^'''9t"9fefiue 19, Los Angeles, Gd,'ah Footwear, Ahneva-Ahneva, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs' line Sean John Foundation of the Arts has performances that run Thurs­ all displayed their upcoming collections. (BFA)based in Los Angeles. The days and Fridays at 8:00 PM., Combs' Sean John collection incorporated play, which takes place on a fate­ Saturdays at 5:30 and 8:30 PM, denim wear, men's and women's casual ful night in a 1930s Mexico City and Sunday matinee perfor­ In the next sportswear, and Combs uniquely inspired nightclub, revolves around two mances beginning at 3:00 PM. men's undergarments. dancers murdered during a dance For further information you can issue: The meaning and goal of the Black Business marathon. call the Bilingual Foundation of Expo is to support and endorse the African- The play is performed in Span­ theArts at (323)-225-4044, or you -We cover the Black Greeks American Business ish and in English languages on can visit their rich and informa­ on campus community. alternating weeks from the months tive cultural web site -Take a look at the tattoo of October through November in atwww.bfatheatre.org. an attempt to keep the goals of the Ticket prices range from $16.00 culture Foundation as its main focus. for students and seniors, up to -Begin series on students The Foundation was founded in $25.00 for general admission. with disabilities

For Sale: TI-86 Graphing Calculator. Brand new condi­ -Debut tion with all accessories. -Chicano $60.00 firm. 863-7744 Con't from Page 7 Con't from Page 7 refreshing to see that even the Chicano culture does not most hidden of racial groups is mean just Mexicans. The de­ finally gaining recognition. Also, partment would include history, "It takes all kinds." If you are literature, and culture classes on T^e Pot Results to last week's question Filipino or express an interest in Chicano culture. "It's learning Do you think there should be, Filipino culture or because you people's history," says Cristema. O^coi^^Tr).^ Chicano Studies program or have a "Filipino friend" (everyone "We want to teach kids the his­ campus' does), check it out. Plus, the girls tory of their culture whether it is in it are totally hot. El Salvador, Colombia, or Chile 'The Debut' is coming to - our community seems to be los­ Oct. 11 - Resisting Homophobia theaters in limited release; it is ing touch with that". and Heterosexism- Media scheduled to come to the Inland Career-wise, Cristerna re­ Images and the Lesbian and. Empire, October 12, at the minds students that "companies Edwards Ontario Palace 22. Check Gay Rights Movement Oct. 28- Aids Walk hire people for their knowledge theaters for movie times. Saan ka in . Where: Event Center B Where: City of Riverside diversification. It always man naroroon, Filipino ka rin!!! helps to expand your knowledge t Time; 2pm- 4pm Time: 10:00am-2:00pm in your background." And even Oct. 6&7-Greek Culture if it isn't your particular back­ Festival ground, we live in a community Where: Upland fleva-for where it is our neighbor's back­ Time: ground and history, thus making 12pm-10pm ooyou Queytlon ourselves more knowledgeable Oct 12-14: San Manuel Indian think that CSUSB fraternities about our own culture in Pow Wow and sororities should be funded America. To add your name to Where: Coussoulis Arena by CSUSB? the petition, please email Time: Check with Arena Email SBchron@"csusb.edu MechadeCSUSB2{X)l @yahoo.com 35,000 new students and 200,000 more to come Only one net permanent faculty position added between 1995 & 2000 State funding reductions threaten quality education Is it TOO EXTREME to say that the future of the California State University system is at risk?

Be part of the answer. Attend the Teach-in, Octoher 16.

THE ACCESS CRISIS: A combination of skyrocketing enrollment THE ENROLLMENT CRISIS: Over the next few years the CSU is and inadequate funding threaten the very mission of the CSU as the expecting an unprecedented wave of new students. Yet the CSU "People's University." Funding reductions have sharply reduced Administration and the State Legislature have no real plan to hire course offerings, leaving many students, both full and part time, enough full time faculty, librarians, counselors or coaches to meet the unable to access the courses necessary for graduation. Rather than needs of the growing student population. Between 1994-95 and 2000, find real solutions to the access crisis, typical administration responses, student enrollment has jumped by 35,000 full time student equivalents, - such as raising entrance standards and excluding students who need yet only one new tenure-track faculty position has been added. In fact, in remediation, only serve to limit access to deserving students. 2000 there were 1400 fewer tenure-track faculty in the CSU than in 1990.

THE FISCAL CRISIS: According to the California Budget Project, THE FACULTY CRISIS: Instead of tenured faculty. CSU has hired higher education funding as a proportion of the State's General Fund Lecturers, who are not compensated for counseling, mentoring or has fallen dramatically. In the last 20 years, government spending on developing curriculum. Sometimes called "freeway flyers" because CSU has been cut nearly in half, from 6.5% to 3.5%. they must teach at multiple colleges and universities in order to make a living, these dedicated instructors have no benefits or job security. At the same time, tenured faculty salaries are so low and the workload so high that the CSU can't attract and retain new faculty. I -ll-l Jpf# Mr IfC. 10 The Coyote Chronicle October 8, 2001 It's All Music at CSUSB... Executive Editor John J. Eddy By Melissa Adamson that a sister? No! No! Soon, as my whispered an astonished, "WOW", back was turned she went and Assistant A&E Editor during an excerpt from "Heart on scandalized my name!" The the Wall" by Robert Owens. audience erupted in laughter and Where were you last Wednesday Dina Cancryns vocal tone, cheers. When Dina asked again, night? If you were smart, you delicately whipped with air, like a this time holding her hand up to her would have been at the music meringue pie, sweetened the ear the audience responded by departments First Wednesday auditorium, while her excellent joining her in song and singing, No! concert. Featured this month were Italian diction almost brought tears No! classical vocalist and Tennessee to the listener's eyes. Kris Carlisle The evening ended on a high State professor Dina Cancryn, didn't miss a beat as the notes and note, with the song entitled," Ride accompanied by CSUSB professor melodies seemed to pour from his on Kng Jesus" and the dynamic and professional pianist Kris fingers and into our ears. Cancryn and Carlisle duo receiving Carlisle. One of the highlights of the three encores followed by a The duo performed a selection of evening was the entertaining "Two standing ovation fiom the grateful songs from classical composers Songs for Julie Ju" by audience. such as Mozart and Brahms to Noel Da Costa. The Next month, on African American and female song infused classical November 7"^, the music composers like John W. Work Jr., Dina Cancryn and Kris Carlisle performing Wednesday night. music and jazz as department will be Noel De Costa, and Hall Johnson. Dina sassily sang the presenting, " Word for The two originally met at a music music, we chose the repertoire seventy-five people present, enduring " Julie, Julie, Word: Bringing Literature festival in Rome, and have been together, but we really like to including President Kamig and Ray Julie Ju!" to Life", at 7:30 in the collaborating ever since." We have diversify the music. I myself listen Brigg of CSUSB jazz ensemble; The obvious Performing Arts Recital a great time together," Kris Carlisle to everything from jazz to rap; we thrilled with each perfectly favorite of the night Hall. smiled brightly," We have limited try to keep audiences in mind when aspirated note; every luscious was the Hall Johnson So I ask you, in light of rehearsal time, but it's always a joy selecting pieces." crescendoing line and they smiled piece, "Scandalize My this month' performance. working witfi Dina." On Wednesday night that's with each charming vocal Name", in which Dina Dina Cancryn agreed, " It's all exactly what Dina and Kris did. The inflection. Coyote Chronicle implored, "You call Ditm Cancryn Hit the Couch with the New T.V. Lineup relying on the faults of others to quite funny. Add to that cool very amusing, also. The reason fiiis end, where we leam the truth, or By Shane Vanderfim give her dull barbs a target.. musical references like Stone show works is that not only does it do we? And more importantly, do Copy Editor All the characters, including Temple Pilots, Beck and Spinal accomplish its goal of being funny, we care anymore? hers, are stereotypes, right down to Tap, and it worked for me. There it makes sure the humor isn't Will I watch it next time, with The new fall TV season is upon the aggressive lesbian gym teacher was a first-time sex type thing I entirely sports related so it can be the ads? I don't know, this type of us, and there is a fresh batch of she has to fend off. Her ditsy slutty didn't buy, not in this day and age, enjoyed by anyone watching. show could become formulaic Hollywood's home cookin', all sister, the forgetful mother lost in but that's FOX for you. TTie only d'oh: Adam's girlfriend quickly, and it's been done before. ready for your hungry eyes to suburbia, unfortunately played by Continuing on, being a man is named Eve. Adam and Eve? A The story ends up tripping all over devour along with those Doritos the great actress Cloris Leachman, who likes sports, I have a built in little heavy handed, don'cha think? itself as the producer and director and Coke. Just a warning, some of and the bookish, tweed wearing bias for any show about sports. A minor faux pax in an otherwise attempt to keep the viewer these particular servings don't taste teacher portrayed by the classic "Inside Schwartz" on NBC is great new program. 1 just hope they interested with needless plot as good as they look. Martin Mull; these are all stock designed to exploit that idea, can keep up the cameos, it makes reversals and violent action scenes. So grab the remote and sit your characters, and a waste of talent. It's hence the title, so my wife and 1 the show. There's not quite enough butt down in that easy chair, dish really a shame that stars such as decided to take it for a spin, see Finally, for ABC's contribution sustenance here to keep me up some popcorn, and remember I these will have to go down with what it could do. Sign the to our life in front of the tube, I interested in coming back for warned you ....this sinking ship. Man the contract, this one's a done deal. watched "Alias". Jennifer Gamer seconds. First up was "The Ellen Show" lifeboats! Women and children This is one damn funny show with portrays Sydney Bristo, a college Hope you enjoyed the chow, er, 1 on CBS. Her first show started out first! Uh, not you, Ellen .... crisp writing, lots of sports related graduate student secretly recruited mean ... show. Now where's the amusing, but it changed as she and Next was "Undeclared" on euphemisms and many celebrity by and working for the CIA, or so the show got more political, which usually funny FOX. This one I cameos, such as boxing referee she thinks. eventually led to its cancellation. knew 1 had to watch, because it is Mills Lane, baseball's Bill As the plot Now she is producing as well as about dorm life in college, and Buckner, the NFL's Dick Butkus, unravels, we find starring in this new vehicle, so I would probably attract many and basketball legends Bill Walton out the sinister drought it would be interesting to viewers from that particular and Larry Bird (well, sort of...). organization she 1 see if she could regain the humor demographic. You know, like you There were many great lines and does work for is of that neurotic, zany character that people who are reading this. visual gags, like the ref throwing actually a con­ made the first show popular. Jay Baruchel is Steven, a taU, flags for dating penalties, some sortium of enemy Besides, my wife wanted to see it, gawky kid away from home for the funny telestrater action, and a agents called the so what the hell, 1 watched too. first time, and living in the college news team that follows and reports "Alliance of It was a long 30 minutes. My dorms with his roommates, on the life of one Adam Schwartz, Twelve", and her wife chuckled a few times, but 1 including a likable character in ably played by actor Breckin Myre. father, whom she couldn't even raise a smile. It was Colin, a cocky suave Brit. As He works for his Dad's company dislikes, is also that bad, folks. Ellen Degeneres expected, there is a huge party the but longs to be a sportscaster. Dad working for the bad tries to be funny, to be kooky like first day, which leads to many is played by veteran actor Richard guys, or so we are die old days,but it just doesn't work humorous drunken situations. But Khne, or as 1 know him, "Larry" led to believe, for her this time. Her character only on TV, right? Right... ? from "Three's Company". yadda, yadda, comes off as narcissistic and smug, The floor Resident has a Steve Now I know you're thinking this yadda. This back which makes her feeble attempts at Buscemi-like desperate weaseli- type of show would only appeal to and forth nonsense humor even more unfunny, instead ness to him that made his character men, but my wife thought it was goes on until the Cast of Undeclared October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle 11 0(({ and idew: 'Art Survives tfie Aaes

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the top series "Behind the they are trying to groom their right hand man and By Matt Schoenmann Music." So it is no surprise different ideas of what is to be president of World Wide A&E Editor that Flanagan has a penchant the next Beatles. U.S.A. is a cunning Coming Friday,October | for dramatic flair in his first The story is centered around businessman who uses the 12th is Comedy Night at 1 The idea of writing a novel attempt at writing a novel. family man Jim Cantone as he excuse that he is doing about the insanity that is the A&R follows four makes the transition from what's best for the Taylor's Lounge in: music industry could only be executives for World Wide small time Feast Records to company to justify his Redlands. done successfully by someone Music through approximately the big time World Wide shrewd tactics. The Show, will begin at | with an astute knowledge of two years of immorality as Music as its head of A&R. "A&R" is a fast paced how the business works. This they attempt to place Zoey Pavlov, a talent scout look into the life of a 9:30 pm, the cover with; is probably the main reason themselves in positions of who worked her way up in the media empire that will at valid CSUSB I.D. is; that Bill Flanagan so power in the company. company and resents make you think twice successfully captures the During this time we follow Cantone's rapid ascent, rivals about the overproduced $5 or $10 without. essence of the suits portrayed the characters to the Rio Rock Cantone during this time. music of today. It has all Thylors Lounge is 21 and I in his latest novel "A&R." Festival, the Grammy Awards DeGaul is portrayed as a of the elements that make up and is located on| Flanagan is a senior vice, and even to CEO "Wild Bill" fun loving old timer who has a book difficult to put president of VHl, the same DeGaul's favorite hangout in always been in the business down including plenty of 26787 Barton Rd. station that brought you over the Caribbean. All this time for the love of ihiisic. Yet, his humor. 12 The Coyote Chronicle October 8, 2001 CONCERT A Strike Out for CONNECTION Spike and Mike strange, like "Maakies", "Hello, By Shane Vanderfin Dad, I'm in-^ Jail", and Copy Editor "Pornoless". Reactions to these 10/12 Eric Burden & The New ranged from stoned silence to "What the hell was that?" Animals Spike and Mike's Sick and Others deserving mention are Twisted Festival of Animation, the parodies of rapper Eminem • @ Crossroads Bar & Grill playing at the University Village and Brifny Spears in "Behind the Cinemas in Riverside Septem­ Music that Sucks", and "Choke, Yucaipa ber 28 - October 20, is adver­ Spot, Choke". Definitely not for 10/12 James Taylor tised as bizarre, weird, raunchy, the squeamish or easily offended. gross, vile, disturbing, gro­ I brought my official souvenir @ Verizon Wireless tesque, and it's every bit of that. barf bag, but only used it to What is wasn't is really funny. scribble down notes I couldn't Amphitheatre Sure, I laughed at some of it, but read the next day. Stupid loss of 10/13 Backstreet Boys most of the cartoons were down­ basic motor functions! right boring, and the Spike-led This is definitely a show that @ Blockbuster Pavilion intro was poorly filmed and pro­ you should kill off some brain duction values were nil. cells before seeing, because it 10/15 Ben Folds This was the first time for me Now showing in Riverside isn't that good any other way. If to see the show, but my partners you've never watched this collec­ @ El Rey Theatre who went with me had been to and less crudity. — • tion of adult cartoons before, it's 10/20 DJWISHFM . several past versions, and after- There were a few shorts that worth blowing an hour and 20 ,iWards they cornmented that this were outrageous, like "Harry minutes over just to say teen there, @ National Orange Show was the worst one they had seen. I Pothead and the Magical Herb", done that, but if ; am a big fan animation fan, lov­ and Tenacious D's "F*@# Her Spike and Mike's, you" re not miss­ 10/21 Tantric/ Oleander & ing " The Simpsons", "Beavis and Gently". These drew loud laugh­ ing much this time around. But Butthead", "Heavy Metal", ter and applause from the small au­ don't take my word for it, check it ' Beautiful Creatures "Antz", and many other cartoon dience, as did "Timmy's Lessons out for yourself, you just might classics, so I knew what I was ba­ in Nature", and "Bad Phone Sex" like it. After all, you probably @ Gotham sically going to see. I was a little with Chris Rock. Then there were won't remember most of it, any­ i 10/21 Los Lobos . let down, expecting more humor several that were just plain way ... @ Sun Theatre 10/27 Oysterhead @ Hollywood Palladium 10/27 Freak Daddy WHO @ The Glass House

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circulation of nearly 20,000. produce the best paper we You've Been Ed-Lightened Since the possibility of a possibly can week in and Journalism Department here week out. We will I Student Population is on the Rise, and the Campus | on campus is close to the sacrifice our paychecks to impossible, and the desire of ensure the continuous is Growing. Where will we be in the Future? raising $5,000 per issue in publication of the Coyote advertising can't happen until Chronicle throughout the afternoon. The home of the we have an extended and paid entire year, and we will By John J. Eddy Coyotes is packed. Advertising Staff, the idea of • keep the spirit of hope Executive Editor Despite whatever negative progress looks grim. So where living inside our hearts opinion people may have of the do we go from here? regardless of whatever Have you taken a look noticeable increase, it is the best We will continue to obstacles get in our way. around the campus lately? The move for our University. A larger University never ceases to amaze student population generates not me, day in and day out. The only more capitol but creates a , parking lots are busting at the stronger image of success for the printing a paper per student. We seams, and the traffic in and out university as a whole. We can work everyday, some of us of school during the evenings stand up today and be proud to pulling over forty hours a week, takes me back to flash point be Howlin 'Votes, where as a few and we do it for free. It is a labor memories of the years ago, we might have of love, and we love the chance 'OrangeCrush'. changed the subject if we were we have to help promote Construction is a constant asked what college we attended. the University and unite year round, with the Social and Unfortunately with all of the thestudentbody. - Behavioral Sciences Building growth on campus in the Yet, love will not pay the nearing completion and Phase II population, building construction, printers to print our paper, nor will of the new campus Apartments the ASI, the Athletics it supply us with a professional, getting underway. We are Department, the Cross-Cultural courteous, and motivated growing up and our Center and the Student Union Business Manager and campus is maturing. (from last years passage of the Advertising Manager. We By 2010 our University Fee Increase Referendum), we depend on the hard work and predicts a student population of here at the Coyote Chronicle, volunteered time of a handful of over 25iOOO;studeht$'.' Thaf^S' 'an remain staghantv Showing-'ho student's who have sacrificed so increase of 10,0(K) over this year's signs of growth, and hinting at the much in so little time. We will enrollment. For students like possibility of financial failure. persevere...we will not allow myself who h^ve been here for a We like to think we are failure to be an option. '/ few years, the trends have providing a service to the We have a chance to grow been quite noticeable. University, that we are read by ourselves into something greater, Every year it gets. harder to students and faculty alike who but it will never come without the find a parking space, every year appreciate the extra work we do support of the students here on it is harder to find a seat in class week in and week out to produce campus. You, the students, are The Howlin 'Yote if you show up on time. The a respectable paper that our lifeline, and we supply you The Coyote Chronicle would like lo invite all stu- with the news that we hope relates Coyote Cafe is now jammed with emphasizes balance, honesty and dents to write their opinion and submit it to the hungry students looking for a faimess. However, we only reach to you. We desire to print more '' quick bite to eat in between their 1/3 of the entire campus because than twenty pages in full color, Chronicle for review and consideration for print. classes from morning until production costs limit us from and we would love to have a Drop all potential opinion pieces in the Chronicle Office in the University Hall basement room 037 WANTED confidence, pride, Home be a part of the Hoyote Chronicle ;eam. and plenty of time to shower before calculus. Dress for Success ROSS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Staff Writer positions ROSS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MECyCINE are available to all Thinking about a career in medicine ^ veterinary medicine? Ross University invitesyou ta.. students. An Open House ^ear you. Sunday, October \4, 2001 DOUBLE TREE CLUB HOTEL, EL SEGUNDO - LAX 1985 East Grand Avenue, El ^gundo, CA 90245 Become a published School of Medicine: 9:30am - 12:00pm and 2pm - 4:30pm School of Veterinary Medicine: 1pm - 3:30pm

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[email protected] October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle Joe Trips in...Australia THE THING ABOUT THAT IS.. By Joseph A. Bailey III view and 420 windows washed; An Opinon Piece ftom the desk of the Monoging Editot with 50 liters of recycled and- Special to the Chroncle filtered water. It takes two days and | Heading to Australia bound for is done every few months.! By Jorge G. Salazar the unknown world of convicts. Next our journey takes us to] Managing Editor Where the people of England were Ayres Rock where the ground is | transported to for stealing bread red. Later that night I took a hike i through the Ayres Rock area, but 11 In the beginning of my fifth and fruit to stay alive during their was only allowed to go so farl year here at Cal State, I've realized depression in the late 1800's. because the land is considered) three things—Sadly enough, yes, I went to Australia this past sacred and modern man wasn't | only three things. If I were to pass You guysshould really take me moreseriously. September 18 - October 3,2001. allowed beyond a certain point, i on anything to the underclassmen One week after the World Trade After the hike I watched the sunset j br new students, it would be these Center collapsed, I boarded a as the Rock changed from red to j three little tidbits of advice. the week. Plus, I heard that a chorizo to bad grades and really bad inside plane to Australia bound for gray in a blink of an eye. The next i I First, the parking situation will burrito cures over 23 different jokes. The courses you take should Brisbane. In Brisbane, I took a morning I watched the changing 1 Always suck; there is no use in ailments.peak your interests and teach you RiverCat down river to from gray to red when the sun rose.| stalking down pedestrians walking Now if I could be serious for something every class period. SouthBank where one week My favorite place was Caims down the aisles as if they were baby just a moment—I don't want to Above all else, you should earlier the Goodwill Games were with the Rainforest, the Great hntelopes lost from their herd. sound like your Dad, but the college know this one last adage my mother held. At SouthBank there was a Barrier Reef, and I especially Chances are they will only be going experience is totally what you make used to tell me about checking sandy beach, a green park, and a enjoyed the laid back attitude of the to their car to use it as a locker. I of it. I understand at first, you are accounts and the food in my Chinese garden in downtown locals. I swam at the Reef on my hate that with a passion—but get let loose on the Inland Empire, refrigerator. "You only get out what Brisbane with many shops birthday following with a fantastic jsed to it- acting crazy and raising hell but you put in." If you have ever said andrestaurants. Italian dinner. The next day I sat Another thing you will have to sooner or later, hopefully sooner, that this college is boring, there is Then I headed over to Sydney, with two local guys and a female ^et used to is the food. It's "okay," you realize that there is much more nothing to do, or hid behind the where I saw the Sydney Opera friend at a pub and we talked for 2 jn comparison it makes the parking to college than dollar drink nights excuse that we are a commuter House, the AMP Tower, and the situation look like a short drive-thru. and late-night Del Taco runs. That school—you are probably not Harbour Bridge. I walked into the hours.] The food is good, but you can only time always seems to be around looking hard enough. Opera House and watched a Finally, in Melbourne I went to eat Pizza Hut personal pan pizzas your second senior year, and you There are plenty of things out performance for one minute Phillips Island where we saw the and Taco Bell nachos so many times realize that you really haven't there fw you to do. Get involved, before getting thrown out by Penguin Parade. The penguins are before they start to taste the same. I accomplished anything, somewhere join a club, work on campus, security. The Harbour Bridge has 11 inches tall. At 6:50pm, the have noticed that they are offering you high school guidance counselor volunteer, write for the paper, a bridge climb of 1,337 steps to penguins came from the ocean, ran new food in the commons, but is shaking his head in shame. You anything that exposes you to new the top of the arch and back down. across the beach and up the hill to besides the "Donnies", who wants started off on the right foot, aspects of campus life. Take some The climb takes two hours with their homes.Watching the penguins lo eat there? Like most things, if you then just lost interest. classes in ceramics or glass blowing. one-hour preparation time. The walk within two inches of where I want something great, you're going My recommendation is to If you just go through the motions, view of the Sydney Opera House, was standing was priceless. to have to go after it—^1 know, just never lose focus, just like you sit in class and wait until it is over— the Bay, and the city skyline was The people in Australia are laid my girlfriend!!! Your best bet is choose and schedule classes, plan you're not getting the full effect. refreshing as the wind blew on our back with no worries, as they say. to go off campus to one of the nearby time to go out and rage. Not only Find things that interest you. I have faces. The AMPTower is the 20lh The locals respect each other's places; Paco's Tacos and Thai Place that, never take the same courses as faith in the Cal Stale student body. tallest tower in the world standing positions in life and can save your life in the middle of your good buddies—that just leads You can do it!!! at 1,000 feet with a 360-degree withtheworkplace.

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825 04 October 8, 2001 The Coyote Chronicle 19 Bonds Donates Salary The Truth Donations from athletes and Bonds, in the last year of a three- sports organizations began coming year, $30.7 million contract, has hit By Brian Short in almost immediately after the seven home runs for a donation of disasterhappened.The Professional Sports Editor $70,000 as of (Dctober 4. Golf Association is contributing at "I just felt that's what I \ least $2 million to various relief wanted to do in my heart," said ^ J My name is Brian Short; ^ ' funds. The National Basketball Bonds, who is on the board of the the sports editor of the Coyote Association's Mark Cuban, owner local San Francisco United Way. Chronicle. This is my new ^ of the Dallas Mavericks, is giving This is a great gesture from a sports column called "The By Darrell Jackson Jr. $1 million to the families of police player who has not always been a Truth" because I'm going to Staff Writer and firefighters. Athletes, sports fan or teammate favorite. tell you how it really is in the i organizations and owners continue Throughout his historic run. wacky world of sports. Tony Dungy has not been able to im* to come forward, pledging whatever Bonds has not been basking in the prove the Buc's shalacking offense^ Three years after Mark help they can to those affected by glow of personal achievement like r ^ The struggling Minnesota Vikings may have saved their j McGwire broke one of the most the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11. McGwire and Sammy Sosa did in season by beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 20-16 at the j hallowed records in baseball Bonds, in the middle of the 1998 while chasing Roger Maris' Meirodome on Sunday September 29. The 0-3 start could have ; history by smashing 70 home runs, chase of baseballs single season 1961 record. In the past months. put them in an early hole. ; Barry Bonds is on the verge of home run record, also decided to Bonds has tried to play down his breaking that same record. donate $10,000 for each home run run at the record by saying he Memo to Tony Dungy: Open up the offensel You acquired Unfortunately for Bonds, the he hit since the tragedy to the would trade every home run for a quarterback Brad Johnson this off-season from the Redskins and mood is definitely different this United Way for the relief. chance to play in. the playoffs. wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson from the Jets the year before. time around. "It's been hard to refocus (on There are those who say^ You have a solid offensive line and dependable running backs in After the tragic events of baseball) when you're noticing that this is Bonds striking a pose, Mike Alsiott and Warrick Dunn, but you continue to play a V ; September 11, sports in general has those things out there," Bonds said trying to clean up an image that conservative style of offense year after year so your defense can been placed into perspective. about the reminders of the tragedy. has been labeled arrogant and "Win it" in the fourth quarter. Coach Dungy, don't you think if Almost all sporting events were "I have a lot of emotions going on cocky since his debut in 1986. you're trying to upgrade your offense that you should "air it out" cancelled until Monday September right now. Sports in general gives Either way, the donations are just a little a lit bit more? Solution; Change your philosophy, not 17, the first time since 1989, when a relief, a release from what's welcomed and will be needed your personnel or offensive coordinators every year. . adevastating earthquake interrupted going on, but it's in our hearts and during this time of tragedy and the World Series. minds every minute." rebuilding. -This just in: The Cowboys are bad, but the Redskins-ar&^^^^ worse. Great job, Daniel Snyder!

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Right: Amy Pope (4) serves, as John Halcon Pomona a 3-0 loss on part of the Coyote offense April Nicolson (3) watches on. Staff Writer Sept. 28. by collecting a match-high Both teams had not 58 assists and while finish­ Below: Two Cossack defenders attempt to block a Cal State Kill The Lady Coyotes vol­ faced each other during ing with seven kills. April leyball team returned to the opening half of the Nicolson contributed 12 form by earning two vic­ season, and according to kills to the coyote offense. tories at home against national polls, the nation's Freshman outside hit­ Grand Canyon No.6 ranked Coyotes were ter Stacy Dunsmore paced University and UC San definitely battling for UC San Diego with 15 Diego during the Septem­ more than just the top spot kills while Ashley ber 28-29 California Col­ in the CCAA conference Peterson added 14. legiate Athletic Associa­ against the No.21 ranked "This was a tough tion action at Coussoulis Tritons, but also for na­ match," added head coach Arena. This happened af­ tional notoriety. Kim Chemiss, who enters ter the Lady Coyotes had "This match was very her llth season with the their suffered their first important to the team and Coyotes. loss to Cal State Bakers- our season," said Ford "The reason why^Sarr- field on September 22. who hails from Etiwanda. DiegO is ilTi Sophomore sensation "Actually, this whole cause they play error-free Kristen Soliz garnered a weekend, and the follow­ games. They dug out a lot match-high 22 kills, and 5- ing weeks will be very of our shots, but we also foot-lO sophomore Kim important to us." played good defense and Ford added 17 as the Coy­ After battling to a 30- an error-free game." otes swept Grand Canyon 26 victory in the first set According to Chemiss, the Coyotes dropped the the victory against the Tri- ^ Above: The Lady Coyotes 30-21, Celebrate after a hard fought 30-28 and 35-33 to second set 30-28 before tons, who fell into second victory. claim its first victory in its winning the pivotal third place, was just an earl in­ opening four-game set 30-27, and iced the vic­ dication of what the Coy­ Left: Kim Ford (16) Serves up otes are capable of accom­ one against Sonoma State. homestand. tory by taking the fourth Senior Amy Pope, also set 30-23. plishing for the rest of the played a dominant game 'The victory means so season. for the Coyotes as she col­ much to the team," added "I told the players that lected 41 assists, and Ford who led her squad there is no doubt as to added 12 defensive digs to with a match-high 31 kills what we are capable of help her squad improve to including the final shot to doing, and we actually end the contest. "This vic­ played with a man down," Pqpe diasai^ a record through her years at CSUSB 7-1 in CCAA and 15-1 overall. She was last tory shows our teamwork, said Chemiss, referring to year's All CCAA and All- and our ability to go out Ail-American Kimberly Amy Pope has collected a total of 668 assists Pacific Region setter, and and get the job done." Morohunfola who will be (as of Sept,29), and now has a career total of 3,629 is one of two seniors on Although it seemed as out for two weeks with a assists which puts her 571 assists short of breaking the team. if the Tritons would come sprained left knee. "And Erin Brown's record of 4,200 assists set from However, the Coyotes back in the third set to tie for us to beat a very good 1991-94. had little time to celebrate the contest, Soliz made team without her is a great However, the senior still has 13 regular season its victory as they battled three consecutive kills that accomplishment." The games left which means the 5-foot-7 setter must UC San Diego for first allowed the Coyotes to Coyotes will continue its average at least 44 assists per game to break the place in the CCAA stand­ break from a 24-24 tie and CCAA play on Friday, record. ings the next day. to take a 27-24 lead. Oct. 5 against Sonoma New year, new rules. Just in case no one has The Tritons entered the Soliz finished with 13 State before concluding its noticed, all collegiate volleyball games have contest with the only kills, and outside hitter homestand against San changed their scoring format from the usual side- undefeated conference April Nicolson added 12 Francisco State on Satur­ out points to the rally points where each team record at 6-0 and carried a as the Coyotes improved day. Both matches will earns a point on each serve. A game is now solid 11-2 season record to 8-land 16-1 overall. begin at 7 p.m. in the played up to 30 points, but each team must win by after handing Cal Poly Pope was a intergal Cousoulis Arena. two to take the set.