February 11Th 2013

California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Coyote Chronicle (1984-) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 2-11-2013 February 11th 2013 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle Recommended Citation CSUSB, "February 11th 2013" (2013). Coyote Chronicle (1984-). 76. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/coyote-chronicle/76 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. COYOTECHRONICLE.NET THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO SINCE 1965 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2013 INNSIDESIDE TTHISHIS IISSUESSUE...... CCoyoteoyote Chronicle Why your contraception should be Listen up guys and girls! Your guides Local band That Art Thou soothes CVol. XLVI, No. 13 C covered by employers... Pg. 5 to a perfect Valentine’s Day... Pg. 7 the soul with sweet sounds... Pg. 10 Bright lights, big hair, tight tucks and lots of laughs—The Pride Center brings CSUSB its yearly dose of FFierce!ierce! Photo courtesy of LAPD By JOUNGHUN KIM Dorner is the prime suspect in a slew of deadly crimes. Staff Writer eautiful queens and Ex-LAPD offi cer prime even a handsome king took the stage for “Fierce! A Night suspect in local killings of Drag”B in the Santos Manuel Stu- dent Union. By MATTHEW BRAMLETT On Wed. Feb. 6 the SMSU’s Managing Editor Pride Center held their annual fi ery event that has attracted many pro- A former LAPD offi cer is suspected fessionals to CSUSB. of going on an unprecedented killing The professional performers spree across multiple southern Califor- were dancing and the lights where nia counties as retaliation for what he brilliantly shining. sees as unlawful activity and corruption Before the big event, amateur within the department. performers took the stage, includ- Christopher Jordan Dorner’s spree ing Iva Fetish, Kawaii Katastrophe began when he killed a young couple in and Miss Ogyny. In full make-up Irvine and has continued with a shootout and with all their talents on display, with police in Corona and a deadly am- they showed the audience that they bush on two police offi cers in Riverside. can give a great performance as On Thurs. afternoon, the charred re- much as the professional perform- mains of a vehicle matching the descrip- ers. tion of his truck were found in Big Bear. “It was a great show. I’m in- Dorner, 33, who was discharged terested in gay, lesbian, bisexual or from the force in 2008 for fi ling a false transgender community, so I came report against a fellow offi cer, left an here to enjoy the show. I was so con- 11-page manifesto detailing the reasons fused whether the performer was why he decided to go on his rampage. man or women which made this so “I know most of you who person- much fun!” said student Anthony ally know me are in disbelief to hear Jones. from media reports that I am suspected Continued on Pg. 9 of committing such horrendous murders and have taken drastic and shocking ac- Continued on Pg. 2 Jounghun Kim | Chronicle Photo CSU chancellor ready to make change By LUZ HERNANDEZ which will help get rid of what he called Staff Writer “bottleneck” courses. His plan will begin by utilizing tech- In a recent press conference held Feb. nology to redesign courses with a high fail- 6 in Long Beach, the California State Uni- ure rate. versity system introduced incoming Chan- He thinks this idea will ultimately help cellor Timothy P. White as he discussed is- students pass their courses and lead them sues and proposed solutions that affect the to a timelier graduation date. CSU community. White believes that the redesign will At the conference, White revealed be a more effective way to help students how he intends to use proposed budget rather than adding more courses to the ap- money on new technology that will lead proximate 13,000 online courses that al- students effectively through problematic ready exist. courses across all 23 CSU campuses. CSUSB student Angel Beltran agreed The budget money was proposed by with White. “Redesigning courses is a lot Governor Jerry Brown after Californians more benefi cial than opening more be- voted yes on Proposition 30. cause it would cost more money to open Photo courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons White said he plans to use the mil- more rather than restructuring the class In recent a press conference, CSU Chancellor Timothy White proposed solutions to issues that affect the CSU community. lion dollar investment on online education Continued on Pg. 3 Chronicle Page 2 News Authorities in search of suspect COYOTE CLASSIFIEDS Continued from Pg. 1 reasons as to why he decided to embark on his crime spree. He mentions an inci- Roommate Wanted tions in the last couple of days,” Dorner’s dent involving a fellow offi cer, Sgt. Teresa letter begins. Evans, using excessive force on a suspect, “Unfortunately, this is a necessary evil Christopher Gettler. Fully furnished large bedroom unit that I do not enjoy but must partake and According to the manifesto, Dorner complete for substantial change to occur was terminated after a LAPD Board of within the LAPD and reclaim my name.” Review hearing determined that he fi led a near CSUSB. Dorner is suspected of killing a young false report in regards to the incident. Irvine couple, Monica Quan and Keith “Evans, you are a [piece of s---] and $395 monthly. All utilities, TV, cable, Lawrence, in the parking lot of their up- you lied right to the [Board of Review] scale apartment complex. panel when Randy Quan asked you if you In the manifesto, Dorner implicates kicked Christopher Gettler,” Dorner wrote. internet, furniture himself in the couples’ deaths by referenc- “You destroyed my life and name because ing Quan’s father, former LAPD Captain of your actions. Time is up. The time is Randy Quan, who represented Dorner in a now to confess to Chief Beck.” included. Bus stop nearby. On-site LAPD Board of Review hearing and was The LAPD has taken unprecedented allegedly instrumen- precautions to pro- laundry. Call tal in his fi ring. tect its offi cers in “I never had the wake of Dorner’s the opportunity to “I never had the killing spree. All mo- manager, Kimberly 909-246-9062 have a family of my torcycle offi cers have own, I’m terminating opportunity to have a family been assigned to po- yours,” Dorner wrote. lice cruisers and the “Quan ... look your ... of my own, I’m terminating offi cers mentioned surviving children di- by name in Dorner’s rectly in the face and yours. Quan ... look your manifesto are under tell them the truth as surviving children directly round-the-clock sur- to why your children veillance. are dead.” in the face and tell them the In Torrance, lo- Dorner is also cal police offi cers the main suspect in truth as to why your opened fi re on a two other violent in- blue Toyota Tacoma, cidents, one in Co- children are dead.” believing it to be rona and another in Dorner’s truck. Two Riverside. women in the vehi- In Corona, two Dorner’s Manifesto cle, who were deliv- LAPD offi cers who ering newspapers at were following the time, were both Dorner on I-15 came shot and, at press under fi re when Dorner pulled over and time, were in stable condition at a nearby fi red at them. One offi cer was injured when hospital. a bullet grazed his forehead. Dorner’s manifesto outlines his appar- In Riverside, one offi cer was killed ent desperation over what he sees as his and another seriously wounded when ruined reputation. Dorner allegedly ambushed their police “I have exhausted all available means cruiser while at a stop light. at obtaining my name back. I have attempt- An all-points bulletin encompassing ed all legal court efforts within appeals at all of southern California was immediately the Superior Courts and California Appel- issued by LAPD Chief Charlie Beck. late courts,” Dorner wrote. “This is my Information regarding Dorner’s ve- last resort. The LAPD has suppressed the hicle - a grey 2005 Nissan Titan - was plas- truth and it has now lead to deadly conse- tered on electronic billboards and news quences” bulletins across southern California. At press time, Dorner still remains at Dorner’s manifesto outlined various large. Debt ceiling closes in President Obama offers alternative options to the fi scal plan to stop the sequester from substantially weakening the economy and slowing recovery. By MARYSOL GUZMAN Staff Writer With only a few weeks before auto- matic federal spending cuts occur, Presi- dent Barack Obama presented alternative ways to innovate the fi scal plan. The fi scal plan was scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1 but was extended to March 1 of this year. At a press conference last Tuesday, Obama proposed a new package that included different spending cuts, tax increas- es and tax reforms. Obama said the sequester (larger cuts) will only weaken the economy and possi- bly even slow down the attempt to recover the country. “We can’t just cut our way up to pros- perity. It hasn’t worked in the past and it Photo courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons Continued on Pg. 3 President Obama offers alternative options for fi scal plan. Chronicle Page 3 News Sequester on the horizon White plans to close graduation gap Continued from Pg.

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