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THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO SINCE 1965 CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle COYOTECHRONICLE.NETNET Vol.VlLIN LI, No. 7 MONDAY,MONDAY MARCH 2, 2015 $1 million for Hungry & sentenced UDC puts on four Nicole Nobbe wins CSUSB, pg. 3 to death?, pg. 8 great shows, pg. 12 sports award, pg. 16 CCBriefs: Increasing? By JOCELYN COLBERT Staff Writer GGasas prices:prices: or Android malware spies on you even when phone is shut down (Feb. 19) New Android malware can make Decreasing? calls or take photos even if you shut the device down, according to Anti-Virus By DANNI YBARRA was the cause of the continuing Guard (AVG) technologies. Staff Writer decrease until prices started stabi- “The malware hijacks the shutting lizing again this month. down process — making it appear as “Get ready for $10 [per barrel “I loved the drop in prices!” though your Android device is shutting of] oil” and a decrease in gas pric- said student Dara Dunn. down,” said AVG. Users see the anima- es, according to Yahoo Financial. “The last time I saw it that tion, the screen goes black, but the phone Yahoo Financial reports that low I was in elementary school,” is actually still on. the rise in U.S. oil production continued Dunn. Dentist receptionist stole patient (due to hydraulic fracking and Another factor of the price info to buy $700K in Apple gift cards horizontal drilling) and output, as drop is the overproduction of oil (Feb. 5) well as other factors such as more by the Organization for Petroleum A receptionist at a Manhattan den- environmentally friendly cars, is Exporting Countries (OPEC), the tal offi ce stole confi dential information lowering our demand for foreign organization for Middle Eastern from over 200 patients and teamed up oil and therefore putting a large countries who produce and supply with a former Apple employee to open strain on the global oil market and oil. Since the overall global oil de- fraudulent credit lines and buy approxi- in turn lowering prices. mand is declining, OPEC held an mately $100,000 in Apple gift cards, au- These factors are what will emergency meeting in November thorities said. likely help bring down the price 2014 to address the issue. Devin Bazile used the patients’ in- per barrel to anywhere between OPEC came to the conclusion formation to apply online for instant $10 to $20, claims Yahoo Finan- that it would not cut output pro- Apple credit lines ranging from $2,000 cial. duction to save money, but rather to $7,000, authorities alleged. However, some are not so keep output at the same rate and Bazile and his accomplices were in- convinced. hope for the demand to increase dicted on 394 counts of grand larceny, Both NBC News and The again and for the market to steady identity theft and other counts for the Wall Street Journal report that itself. scam that ran from May to November gas prices are back on the rise and OPEC currently has enough 2012, court records show. ready to become stable again. oil on reserve to boost their out- College student accused of rape “Gasoline prices are rising put even more to try and maintain claims he was reenacting “Fifty across the country. The average their current cash fl ow. Shades of Grey” (Feb. 23) price of gas rose 13 cents in the “The Saudis fi gure they can Mohammad Hossain, 19, is accused past two weeks, bringing it up 26 withstand low prices for longer of sexually assaulting a fellow student in cents since prices bottomed out than their fi nancially weaker com- his dorm room at the University of Illi- after a nine-month slide ended in petitors, who will have to cut pro- nois in Chicago. January,” reported NBC News. duction fi rst as pumping becomes After bringing a 19-year-old wom- “Prices collapsed from $115 uneconomical,” reports Yahoo Fi- an back to his dorm room, Hossain used [per barrel] in June [2014],” con- nancial. multiple belts to restrain and beat his tinued NBC News. This collapse Continued on Pg. 3 Photo courtesy of productofsociety.orgg victim while he assaulted her, the state’s attorney’s offi ce told The Washington Post. The Washington Post reports, pros- ecutors allege that after Hossain was ar- Snowden reveals Campus carjacking rested in his dorm. Man fi nally buried after earlier By MARVIN GARCIA Richard Lawhead of the San Bernardinoo funeral with wrong body (Feb. 23) Staff Writer Police Department, as the victim contact- Johnny Morgan Lowe III, a Georgia SIM card spying ed the authorities, De la Luz crashed thee man whose body was left in a state crime A CSUSB student fell victim to a car- student’s car in the area of 27th Street andd lab after a mix-up, has fi nally been bur- By TANIYA HARWELL jackingj that occurred on university prem- Interstate 215 and then carjacked a secondd ied in Augusta. Staff Writer isesi in parking lot G on Feb. 23 around victim at gunpoint, then fl ed the area andd According to the Associated Press, 12:15 PM. headed southbound on Mt. Vernon Ave. a coroner says the mistake at the state American and British spies hacked According to CSUSB Public Affairs On the morning of Feb 24, the Loss crime lab in Decatur, outside of Atlan- into the network of Gemalto, the largest pressp release, the suspect approached the Angeles Sheriff’s Department deputiess ta, led the family of Lowe to bury the manufacturer of cellphone SIM cards in victim,v who was sleeping in his Ford Tau- became involved in pursuing the secondd wrong man during a closed-casket fu- the world, according to top-secret docu- rus,r and threatened the driver with a fi re- victim’s car where two more individualss neral in December. ments revealed by National Security arm,a and hit him several times before forc- were accompanying De la Luz, with onee The body of Louie Caldwell of Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward ingi him to drive out of the parking lot. believed to be his girlfriend. Clayton County, Georgia was mistaken- Snowden. The suspect, 20 year old Julio Cesar De De La Cruz faces several felonyy ly returned and buried by relatives who The hack was a joint venture con- lal Luz, took off with the student’s vehicle charges including kidnapping, carjacking, thought they were actually laying Lowe Continued on Pg. 3 aftera robbing him, according to Lieutenant assault with a fi rearm, and more. to rest. News Chronicle Page 2 Monday, March 2, 2015 CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle Editor in Chief Greg Avetisyan Asst. News Editor Clarissa Toll Managing Editor Marlyn Rodriguez Asst. Features Editor Dalal Museitef News Editor Marion Gil Asst. Arts and Entertainment Editor Diana Ramos Opinions Editor Loydie Burmah Asst. Sports Editor Justin Sandoval Features Editor Emmanuel Gutierrez Asst. 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The opinions expressed in the Chronicle are those of the student writers and editors and do not refl ect the views of the university, its faculty, or any other person or institution unless expressly noted. The appearance of any advertisement in the Chronicle does not represent an endorsement of the products or services advertised. The Chronicle reserves the right to edit or reject all materials submitted to the paper. News Chronicle Page 3 Monday, March 2, 2015 SIM cards used to spy on people CSUSB receives Continued from Pg. 1 The most disturbing piece of informa- doesn’t happen again,” stated Beverly. tion for Gemalto is that GCHQ also pen- Hacking was not limited to Gemalto;; sisting of NSA operatives and its British etrated “authentication servers,” allowing the leaked documents also revealed thatt $1 million in counterpart Government Communications them to decrypt data and voice activity be- the agencies had accessed the e-mails andd Headquarters (GCHQ). It gave the sur- tween an individual’s phone and their pro- Facebook accounts of employees of otherr veillance agencies the potential to secret- vider’s network, according to fi rstlook.org. major telecom corporations and SIM cardd ly monitor a large portion of the world’s “The most important thing for me is to manufacturers trying to obtain informationn student grants cellular communications, including both understand exactly how this was done, so that could potentially give them access too voice activity and data.