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THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO SINCE 1965 Coyote Chronicle COYOTECHRONICLE.NET Vol. LVI, No. 7 November 22, 2017 Volleyball takes CCAA Championship Adelanto Mayor Arrested By Evelyn Carmona Staff Writer Adelanto Mayor Pro Tem, Jermaine Wright, will be ar- raigned Dec. 6 in Riverside for two federal charges of bribery and arson. It is suspected that an FBI agent offered Wright ten thou- sand dollars in bribery by using his political position to help with a commercial marijuana transportation business. On June 15, the FBI agent appeared at Wright’s business, Fat Boyz Grill Restaurant, to offer him the bribe. Wright pocketed the money, supposedly for his “non-profit.” Wright then came up with a plot to burn down his restau- Photo courtesy of SFSU BECA rant, in order to receive 300,000 The Coyotes took on the Chico State Wildcats in the CCAA Championships for the second year in a row, beating them again. dollars from his insurance. He expressed his plot to an FBI West Region titles. error. quickly took a 22-5 lead, even- informant. An undercover agent, By Lauren Jennings In game one of the CCAA Set two (26-24) saw the Ot- tually winning on another kill by disguised as the electrician of the Sports Editor playoffs, the Coyotes took on the ters score three before allowing Nicholson. The win earned them restaurant. In which, Jermaine Otters of Cal State Monterey Bay the Coyotes to score their first a spot in the semifinals, where Wright, observed every detail of For the past 18 seasons in a in the quarterfinals. point. the Coyotes took on the Cal State how the fire will occur and the row, the Coyotes have made it to Set one (25-15) started with The Otters took a 14-6 lead East Bay Pioneers. timing. the CCAA playoffs. back and forth scoring, but the before the Coyotes would jump The Coyotes led for the ma- “From the time [the fire] Last season and in 11 other Coyotes broke away when the back into the game and score five jority of set one (29-27) until the starts to the time they get here, seasons before, the Coyotes were score was 9-5. in a row. Pioneers knotted the set up at 18. it’s probably about five minutes,” crowned the CCAA champions They scored four in a row The Coyotes earned the win The teams traded points he stated to the affidavit. under the leadership of head before allowing two points, then on three straight kills by Lauren past the required 25 until East After Wright’s plot was coach Kim Cherniss. scored another three to take a Nicholson. Bay got the two-point lead they exposed, he then plotted for In addition to the 12 CCAA 16-7 lead. The third and final set (25- needed to get the win. someone to assault him. He championships, the Coyotes and The Coyotes would go on 11) went much more smoothly planned to be assaulted at his Cherniss have won six NCAA to take the set on an Otter attack than the first two. The Coyotes Continued on Pg 10... restaurant, where a rat was going to be placed next to him. This would make the scene angered as if someone was specifically targeting to assault Wright. Annual Spirit of the Entrepreneur Award Show On Nov. 3, authorities showed up to the scene, in which Wright was laying on the ground By Daniel Padilla in the parking lot. Wright was hit Staff Reporter several times in his right eye. He was transported to St. This year’s Spirit of the Joseph Health in Apple Valley. Entrepreneur awards show There agents spoke to Wright, honored the Inland Empire’s who couldn’t look the agents most successful entrepreneurs, in in the eye, and took longer to hopes of giving CSUSB students answer questions. role models to look up to. Held at the Riverside Con- vention Center, the event was crowded, with guests in black Inside This Issue tie attire who mingled in the hall just outside the theater room. Founder and producer of Therapy Dogs the show, Dr. Mike Stull, invited Pg. 3 students from his class, who got the chance to network and follow in the footsteps of successful Daniel Padilla | Chronicle Photos entrepreneurs. Spanish Club Inland Empire’s most successful entrepreneurs spoke to and met with students at the show. “I’m looking to grow my Pg. 6 business,” said licensed realtor guests were treated to dinner and John Lennon singing with Paul Awards were separated into and undergraduate student Adan live entertainment before the McCartney. As he painted, music eight categories, such as Eco Espinosa. “I’m just looking for awards show began. from these musicians played Entrepreneurs and General En- Justice League some expansion and a couple of Artist Gregory Adams, on the speakers, giving extra trepreneur. Nominees also had a investors with some money.” within minutes, painted portraits pizzazz to Adams’ spontaneous chance of winning in a ninth Pg. 13 Inside the theater room, of musicians such as Prince and movements. Continued on pg 2... Community News Page 2 Coyote Chronicle November 22, 2017 Contributors Spirit of the Entrepeneur ...Continued from Pg 1 Rodney E. Schmidt Editor In Chief This year’s Spirit of the Dre Dog Engelhorn Entrepreneur awards show Managing Editor honored the Inland Empire’s Crystal Harrell most successful entrepreneurs, in Copy Editor hopes of giving CSUSB students Jason P. Samp role models to look up to. Multimedia Editor Held at the Riverside Con- vention Center, the event was Robin Briggie-Smalls Layout Editor crowded, with guests in black Julia Bernardo tie attire who mingled in the hall Layout Consultant just outside the theater room. Lauren Jennings Founder and producer of Sports Editor the show, Dr. Mike Stull, invited students from his class, who got Cyber Security Jacob Collins the chance to network and follow Awards were separated what it takes to make a business Consultant in the footsteps of successful into eight categories, such as successful. entrepreneurs. Eco Entrepreneurs and General CSUSB students were given Distribution Robin Briggs “I’m looking to grow my Entrepreneur. Nominees also had a chance to win 4,000 dollars Manager business,” said licensed realtor a chance of winning in a ninth during the Fast Pitch competition and undergraduate student Adan category, for the Best of the Best on stage as well. With just ninety Community Ariana Cano Espinosa. “I’m just looking for award. seconds, students needed to win Engagement some expansion and a couple of Nominees are picked for over the audience’s vote with Manager investors with some money.” their innovation, leadership, per- their entrepreneurial ideas. Armando Avila Inside the theater room, formance, character, and entre- Henessey Soto took home Cartoonist guests were treated to dinner and preneurial mindset and vision. the 4,000 dollars for her Balm Mariam Betlemidze live entertainment before the CEO of Fox Transportation Strips idea. Balm Strips are indi- Faculty Advisor awards show began. Inc. Michael Fox, won both in vidual strips of lip balm, which [email protected] Artist Gregory Adams, the category of General Entre- helps prevent the spread of germs within minutes, painted portraits preneur and the Best of the Best that other lip balm products may Advertising Linda Sand of musicians such as Prince and award. spread. Manager John Lennon singing with Paul “You have to want it, you The Spirit of the Entre- [email protected] McCartney. As he painted, music have to do whatever you need to preneur was founded to give from these musicians played do. Initially you’re working 20 or students role models within the on the speakers, giving extra 15 hours a day. All your finances local business community, and to Staff Writers Promotions Staff pizzazz to Adams’ spontaneous are on credit cards, and that is recognize business leaders in that Erika Aguilar Adrian Alcantar movements. your life,” said Fox, describing community. Dustin Alexander Monica Amendola Daniel Banks Bianca Botha Issac Cardenas Frank Butch Jr Melissa Cardenato Mariajose Ceja Evelyn Carmona Alysha Darby Ashley Casillas Luis Escobar Hannah Centner Genevieve Gonzales Kieron Coleman Joshua Jacques Michael Embry Le’Wunn Jagers Patricia Delatorre Brandiss Johnson Krystal Erickson Justine Lopez Nikaela Favela Bryant Nguyen Yessica Gonzales Miranda O’Neal Hanna Gruntz Adrian Oviedo Nalley Gusman Danya Padilla Kaelie Illman Lauren Pratt Brandis Johnson Sierra Prescott Paola Magana Stephen Quintanilla Christine Muhar Patricia Ramirez CSUSB Photos Kevin Novak Ryan Ramirez Students got a unique opportunity to mingle and network with local entrepenuers. Anthony Perez Noe Ramos Spencer Reifel Paula Rojo Andrew Rivera Samantha Romero Breeze Rivers Andrea Stewart Australian Same Sex Marriage Vote Lucero Roman Sofia Venegas the results of a two-month-long entire eligible population (that Brittany Stiner Courtney Wilkins By Dusty Alexander voluntary postal survey that had is 12,727,920 Australian voters) Adam Vilas Staff Writer been sent out to all legal voters taking the survey.