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The Coyote Cfironicte % Voiume 29, Issue 15 June 7, 1^95

V. Wilson Pushes "New Vision" Based on Merit, Not Preference From News Services works hard and plays by the rules has an to end "discriminatory practices... required children tolerance and self-reliance. Schools equal chance to achieve the American dream, and promoted by fedei^ law." must teach right from wrong." Wilson Sacramento-Declaring that the time an ideal that has attracted generation after "Making these changes won't be explained. "And children must learn that has arrived to restore "the American ideal generation to our shores. We must now easy," Wilson noted. "But the future of our hard work is rewarded and responsibility is that anyone who works hard and plays by restore that fundamental American principle nation demands that we make them." expected from all." the rules has an equal chance to achieve the or risk losing the American dream." In his letter, Wilson put his "new Wilson said his actions were American dream," Governor Pete Wilson Wilson added, "We must maKe visions" as standing on "three basicpillars": necessary to reverse what he termed an released an open letter to the people of hard work, self-reliance, individual initiative (1) Ensuring that every individual is "erosion" of the principle of equal Califomia articulating why be intends to andmerit—not group membership—the basis prepared to compete in life through a opportunity for all Americans. abolish government programs and practices for success in America." preventive agenda that provides care to needy "This will be a fundamental change in the Golden State which grant special Wilson's letter outlined the series children, reforms California's schools and in course for our nation, but it is a new preferences to groups based on race and of actionshe will take as governor, beginning doubles the financial aid forqualifiedneedy course that a broad cross-section of gender, rather than merit and achievement. June 1 with the signing of an executive order students seeking higher education. Americans can embrace," Wilson declared. "We cannot ignore the unfairness reversing the state government's system of "Goveihmentcan'tlegisIateresulls,"Wilson "This new course will move us forward and pretend it doesn't exist," Wilson wrote. preferential treatment wrote, "but it can and should help people toward our goal of truly color-blind, merit- "We must change what's wrong and set it By signing that executive order, help themselves." based society. It will move us from political rigbt. We must replace the discredited Wilson becamethefirstgovemorin America (2) Maintaining "zero tolerance" for correctness to common sense, from polities of preferential treatment with a new to take action by executive order against discrimination of any kind by favoritism to fairness." vision bas^ upon justice, upon individual special preferences, more commonly referred conscientiously and vigorously enforcing "An America without hope is merit, and upon the fundamental civil rights to as "^firmative action." laws that prohibit and punish unlawful simply not America," Wilson added. "We principle of equality under the law." In his letter, Wilson outlined further discrimination, and expanding the authority must change laws that are not right and not ' Wilson continued, "Rather than steps to build "anew system based on merit" and resources of California's civil rights fair and restore opportunity, fairness and uniting people around our common core, including: enforcers to do their job. "We can't pretend hope for all our people. This is the change this system of preferential treatment (1) Asking leaders of public colleges and that discrimination against women and we must make to renew the American constantly reminds us of our superficial universities to end "the unfairness of granting minorities doesn't still exist," Wilson dream." differences. Instead of treating every seats in our finest schools on the basis of declared. "Wherever bigotry rears its American as an individual, it pits group skin color or ethnicity"; insidious head, we must condemn it and we against group, race against race. Instead of (2) Passing the Califomia Civil Rights must punish it." Coyote Chronicle moving us forward toward a color-blind Initiative, "which will enshrine in our state (3) Recognizing the government alone society, it is holding us back." Constitution the principles of equal can't do the job of achieving the American "But worst of all, this system is opportunity".; ideal of a society that regards merit and Index eroding the American ideal that anyone who (3) Urging the White House and Congress ignorescosmetics. "Parentsmustteach their •Page 2* "The End of Calendar •Page 4* the World" Year-In-Review

Has Arrived •Pages 8-10^ Arts & Entertainment

•Pages !!• Thv "Knd (.r the World- Sports Party, held Thursday, .lime 1. featured .Suhliine (ahove). •Pages 12-13^ Domestic Hleiid also per­ Slimmer formed (left). Fortunalely, no Getaways one was serhnsly injured. PAfig 3 JUNE 7. 19SS THE COYOTB CHf^QNIQL^

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Student Union Graphic Design Service CALENDAR "Imagination, Ink." Events from Wednesday/ June 7 to Saturday/ June 17,1995 AFRICAN-AMERICAN GRADUATION. Spon­ 1hlllMliU- sored by Afrikan Student Al­ Jfinc H ADMIN=Adm'mi8tration BIdg. JBsJack Brown Hall GAMsGame Room MCC=:Multicultural Center liance. SUEC, 6 p.m. - 11 ARENA=Cou3Soulis Arena LOWER COMMONS SEN=Senate Chambers ARTGALL^Art Gallery EUC=Eucalyptus Room p.m. VIDEOr'Wow to Get a SUEC-(A,B,C)=Events Center BIOs:Biological Science PANO=Panorama Room WR&ARC=Women's Re­ JobAfterCollege" PART CA=CREATIVE ARTS PINE=Pine Room source & Adult Re-Entry Center Saturday, 1:4 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. FART RECIT=Recital Hall SYC=Sycamore Room THEATER=Universlty PE=Physical Education (Old TCsTemporary Classrooms June 17 II: 5 p.m. 5:45 p.m. CA­ TO=Temporary Offices Theater Gym) REER Free to students FISCsFiecalinI Field PFAU=Pfau Library UHsUniversity Hall CAREER=Career Develop­ and CSUSB Alumni Assn. (Highland Av. & Harrison St.) pHYS=Physical Science CSUSB 1995 COM­ HELDsSoftball Field SIERRA=Sierra Hall ment Center (UH-324) MENCEMENT. Conferral SSD=Services to Students members. HPsHealth & Physical Educa­ STUDENT UNION with Disabilities (UH-235) of degrees.Two ceremonies: tion Da^^^^oo3y®,"^director. 9 a.m. for graduates of the COMPUTER SWAP WR&ARC, 12Noon- 1p.m. RECtT, 8:15 p.m. Free. MEET. Sponsored by In­ LATINO/HISPANIC Schools of Education, Hu­ formation Management GRADUATION. SUEC, 9 manities, and Natural Sci­ Montlay^ wm ences. 6 p.m. for graduates Assn. SUEC, 10 a.m. - 7 MUSIC MAJOR RE­ a.m. -11 a.m. CITAL. RECtT, 12 Noon. June 12 of the Schools of Business p.m. . mm Free. \\etlnesU.i\, Administration and Social BROWN BAG LUNCH FILIPINO INDEPEN­ June 14 & Behavioral Sciences. Pfau Library Lawn. LECTURE SERIES: truliit. DENCE CELEBRATION. Flag Day. "Identity Politics" with Junc^I COURTy 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. CONGRATULATIONS Chani Beeman, manager. Thursday J ^ CLASS OF 1995! Self-instructional Com­ CONCERT: CSUSB June 15 From your puter Lab, CSUSB. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA. Student Union '^LV Mf QMMi SETA TAU ALPILV FRA- Officers' meeting, CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR SINGLE PARENTS SUP­ PORT GROLP. WR&.\RC, TERNITY.TC-I/Od, 7 e.m. WEDNl SDA^ OPEN AIR MARKET. :cusslon group. EUC\^ COURT, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. MONDAYS BIBLE STUDY. Spon^red by i : Crusade: i for FRENCH TABLE VIETNAMESELANGUAGE ADVENTURE GAMING SEN, 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. CLUILPLV/i, 12 Noon. :;CLASS.: Sppnspr^: by^iyi^-:': GLTLIL SEC, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. ihanie^ Student ALPHA DELTA PI SOROR­ ITY. TC-OOL 7 p.m. CIRCLE K INTERNA­ BlBijE TALK. Weekly mcet- pp.m.::f^ee. : ALANON:12 STEPS AND TIONAL. 57iW, 6 p.m. TrigbfTnump^-P/® l|i^l TRADITION. SE.\. i p.m • AFDC SUPPORT GROUP ALPHA PSI SORORITY. EUC. 6 p.m.- 5 p.m. CAY, LESBIAN & BI­ INTERNATIONAL STU- SEXUAL UNION,W/En)rFCH»OWCLEieaenwsiberi|btleedH.«uwpt. aiejeetkckrs for ipelltia.kii»he*HaWliy ftar poHieallan. PabUied kikn ihall not exceed 400 worth in ki«tb. call the School of Law (714) 744-7648. He ^ppwaiioe of an adwRbenea in COrOTE C»itawa£ doea sol coMllM a eadarwnMit by the twwqt^er of the food* ad lanto adawtked dewia. The COYOTE OOtONIdE waeryea the rl|ht to wjea aiy adreriiaameBi Ibe mannemeni deetM iMpptT*'*'' PAGE 4 JUNE 7. 199S THE COYOTE CHRONICLE A Year to Remember: an Analysis of the 1994-95 Academic Year in Review By Brian Lees CSUSB students on January 18 about the issue of AIDS and last season is still unresolved. Managing Editor the death of his 22-year-old co-star Pedro 21amora of the deadly disease. The Chronicle also obtained an exclusive •COUSSOULIS ARENA COMPLETED The 1994-95 academic year was quite an eventful one interview with Winick. The James & Aerianthi Coussoulis Arena has been here at CSUSB. Herewith are some of the more notable President Bill Clinton visited San Bernardino Valley completed and will be the home of Coyote basketball next events as reported by The Chronicle in 1994-95: College on February 14. The event proved disastrous to season. In addition to the 5,000 seat arena, state-of-the-art Clinton's public opinion in San Bernardino, as many of recreational facilities have also been made available to •f TRRARY AnnmON COMPLETED those who saw him speak felt that he was campaigning for students and intramural sports because of a $54-a-year fee As the Fall quarter began, students returned to find the '96. The evening was topped off by the President* smotwcade referendum passed last year. new 49,025 square foot addition of the Pfau Library had delaying an ambulance containing a dying man on its way been completed. The impressive facility was the winner of to the hospital. The man died. the 1993 Charles J. Pankow award for construction quality CSUSB associate professor of psychology Geraldine and innovative design. The question still remains, however- Stahley, a defense "expert" in the O.J. Simpson trial, -will the Pfau Litaary survive a major earthquake? welcomed longtime friend and controversial Colorado psychologist Lenore Walker to CSUSB on February 27. The event, also covered by "Dateline NBC" (among others), culminated in Walker's assertion that there is no evidence of male violence against women being aprecursor to honucide. Little or no mention, however, was given to the fact that the state of Colorado is currently trying to revoke Walker's license to practice psychology because she allegedly charged for services never rendered, and that she has been accused of drastically changing her testimony in other cases in order to fit the defense's scenario for their client (in three other The Coussoulis Arena, new home of Coyote Athletics cases, the three defendants Walker testified on behalf of were later convicted). •REMEDIAL EDUCATION AN ENDANGERED SPECIES •LETTERS AND MORE I.ETTERS In what has been called anecessary cost-cutting, economic Pfau Library with Us newest addition The Chronicle received a record number of letters in the proposal, CSU trustees and other officials have considered Winter quarter. As a result of all the interest stimulated by cutting or eliminating remedialeducation classes. The issue ^NATTONAL DISABTLITIKS AWARENESS has prompted debate from both sides, resulting in still more A forum updating the recent progress in making the the letters and the issues they addressed, readership of The letters to the editor and commentaries (the most recent of the campus more accessible to students with disabilities was Chronicle increased by an average of 35%from the previous quarter, putting it at its highest level since we turned to a bi­ latter called for the elimination of c^stone classes instead). hosted by Vice President of Administration and Finance weekly format last year. David DeMauro on October 26. •FACULTY APPRECIATION AND PROTF^STS Also present at the forum was acting Erector of Services •PROPOSITION 187. PART II Selected faculty, nominated by students, were honored to Students with Disabilities Terry Rizzo, who responded to CSUSB's Chicano Coalition held a forum on March 1 to both at Fiscalini Field and in the May 3 issue of The Coyote one particular problem he had seen with the now infamous discuss actions to be taken in order to prevent the Chronicle. Among those honored was marketing professor statement, "People don't realize that those safety rails are Mary Smith, chosen as CSUSB's most outstanding professor NOT there so that they can tie their bikes to them." Rizzo's ^proximately 50 students on this campus who would be of the year. response generated some "choice words" from an irate affected by the initiative's statutes from being denied services. The following day, Govemcw Wilson announced But the celebration was short-lived, as faculty from all re^er who wrote a letter to The Chronicle about this and that California's legal efforts to keep the Voter Motor Bill over the CSU system were on the rampage in protest of the many other things he took issue with. from taking effect had failed, thus making it easier for system's unfair treatment and recent impasse in negotiations minority groups to register to vote. The legality of Prop 187 for higher salaries and better woiidng conditions. •PROPOSmON187.PARTI may not be resolved until September at the earliest Prop 187 passed in the November 8 election by an •ASI CONTROVERSIES PARTES I. H. AND HI overwhelming margin, despite the effwts of many educat(^ •CRIME ON CAMPUS GETS CLOSE TO HOME Part One of this year's annual ASI turmoil involved and Latino community activists. Dozens of lawsuits were The body of Sharon Turner Rich, a local mid^e school accusations of abuse of power an3 dishonesty made by The filed in the aftermath, and the CSU system vowed not to teacher, was found less than a mile away from the campus CAronic/e against ASIPiesidentLouMonville. ASI faculty enforce the initiative's statutes until the lawsuits were in Devil's Canyon at 11:15 a.m. on March 17. The woman's advisor Dr. Linda Norman jumped to his defense, and setded in court. Monville requested a full apology and retraction tboth of CSU spokesman Steve MacCarthy summed up the husband, who originally reported his wife missing and 'which were denied). system's position by saying, "It seems ridiculous to put searched fcM" her, was later arrested and charged with the murder. Part Two begins with the ASI elections. It appears as more than 20% of our over 300,000 students at risk for the though the elections were "dirty" again (the second time in sake of removing 950 illegal immigrants frran the entire 3 years—the only exception being last year when most of the CSU system." Prop 187 is still tied up in the courts. candidates ran unopposed). Accusationsrangedfromunfmr campaigning loo close in fMX)ximity to the election booths to •THE AD THAT WOULDN^T GO AWAY Marcelo Cabral's accusations that Dr. Norman took time An advertisement on the back page of the December out of class lectures to campaign against him (a clearly 7,1994 issue stirred up quite abit of controversy. The ad's unprofessional, unethical action according to J.C. Robinson sponsor. The Christian Faculty Association, neglected to in Academic Affairs if it is found to be true). identify their organization, and some readersof TTie C/iron/cte Part Three surrounds ASI's desire to turn the Quiet did not deteraiine the piece to be ah ad. The controversy Lounge into more office space, the accusations thatadeal to resulted, either direcUy or indirecUy, in at least 8 letters to bring a Burger King to our campus was already closed the editor the following quarter, as well as an apology from before students were surveyed, and the expense of student the organization that submitted the ad. fees on an information kiosk that isof questionable necessity. •NEW COLUMNS AND SECTIONS ADDED Devil Canyon, site of a March 17 murder The Chronicle underwentmany facelifts throughout the A student studies year (including a new name in the Spring quarter: The •MORE PROBLEMS IN ATHLETICS diligently in between Coyote Chronicle). In the interests of better serving the classes at The Quiet diverse populations at CSUSB, the following columns and Although nothing seems to have developed into the Reggie Morris/David Suenram controversy of last year as of sections were created: "Joe Coyote" (politics affecting all Lounge(Left), on the yet, the"resignation" ofCoyote Women's Basketball Coach students), "Woman to Woman" (women's issues), secorid floor of the "Economic News" (an entire section of economic issues), Luvina Beckley may reach that point and even go beyond it. Student Union complex, "The (Jueer Coyote" (gay issues), "Parents' Cconer"(issues The players are reportedly divided, an assistant coach one of many things on of student parents), "Cult of the Silver ScreenfT.V." (cult has allegedly taken over the team by force, and Beckley ASTs hit-list this year. movies, etc.), and "Coyotes in the Spotlight" (profiles of supposedly wants her job back. This has all added up to quiteamess for Nancy Simpson, Suenram's replacement as CSUSB athletes). athletic director. Concerns about these and other issues involving ASI The Lady Coyotes went from 29-4 and NCAA Division should be made by calling 880-5932. •rAMQVS gVE5T 5PR/\KERg This was just a sampling of the many events that took Judd Winick of MTV's "Real World" series talked to II runners-up last season to 12-15 this season. The controversy about the use of an allegedly ineligible player place in the CSUSB community this year. THE COYOTE CHRONICLE JUNR 7. 1995 PAKF S So, CSUSB, What Do You Think About Thin Year?

Aaron Race What did you like about this Chris Berry year? The activities on campus Leonard Stanley What did you like about this year? That I'm graduating in June! were more than previous years. Whatwouldyoulike tochange? What did you like about this year? The clubs and extra- What would you like to change for next year? People actually curricular activities. voting in ASI elections; Money reallocated from Sports to More egalitarian, less criticism of diverse activities. What would you like to change for next year? Tuition fees go programs such as The Women's Resource Center; Get some real down. guest speakers in here—real political figures like Ross Perot ^Corrections and Announcements ^

Keep the Beat First Aid and C.P.R. will be having a community CP.R. and First Aid class at 9 a.m., Saturday, June 10. The class will cover adult, child, and infant C.P.R. and choking. The $35 fee will cover the hook and the American Heart Association Completion Card. For more information and to register, call (909) 820-4278. orrection: The press release in theMay 3l issue Amy Wilson stated that Commencement, June 17, begins at 9:30 What did you like about this a.m. for the Schools of Humanities, Education, and Natural Science, It begins at 9a.m. The Coyote year? Tlujt I;m graduating Chronicle regrets the error, tmd that I had a lot of good teachers! Carmen Fye (C), Livier Martinez (L), and Julie Cotton(J) What would you like to see What did you like about this year? Connecting with other changefornextyear? The |tJiwvERsrrv VIIX./\GEC amount of material we read' students (C); The WR&ARCwas better known, events were well % attended(L); Unity with cO'Workers(J). we read too much. V What would you like tor next year? Create a sense of community % % on campus(Cj; More support for the center(L); More student » f % involvement(J). I % $19.95. » I % FIRST MONTH'S RENT % f •SPARKUNG PCXXS* % 'RESERVED COVERED PARKINC* % •WASHER ft DRYER HOOKUPS' % I 'ONLY 1 BLOCK FROM CAL STATE* I 'NO CHARGE FOR REFRIGERATOR* % COME CHECK OUT OUR

Heather Deeter % STUDENT SPECIAL What did you like this year? I 166ft W. KENDAULDR. % joined a sorority and made p SAN BERNARDINO, CA many friends. I also had the % (9ft9)88ft-2874 good experience of living in p MENTION THS AD RECEIVE $25 hricka Nunez the dorms. % What did you like this year? Coffee houses, Program Board activities What would you change for p OFF YCXIR SECOND MONTHS RENT *OAC. What would you like to change for next year? Parking Situation. next year? Financial Aid. . - •; I 'I I PAGE 6 JUNE 7. 199S THE COYOTE CHRONICLE Emergency Loans; More Money, Simpler Process By Maria Lavalle CSUSB ($5,000), and theCalifomiaFaculty Special to The Coyote Chronicle Association ($800) are major contributors Starting next fall, students will be to the Fund. ^le to bCMTow a maximum of $300 from the In a related matter which impacts CSUSB Emergency Loan Fund. students borrowing from the Emergency Through the efforts of the Loan Program, the FAQ is developing a Associated Students Incorporated, the telephone application process. Using Alumni Association, the Foundation for TRACS, students will be able to apply for a CSUSB, and the Emergency Loan Advisory short-term emergency loan using the Committee, the maximum amount a student Fmancial Aid Automated Touchtone Voice can boTow will be increased from the current Response System. $200 to $300. By following the instructions CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO This $100 increase in the loan provided over the phone by the automated maximum is a result of an additional touchtone system, a student will instantly allocation by ASI, from $8,000 to $16,000 know that the loan has been approved and Beware of Hi^ Blood Pressure, Hypertension annually, low default rates by borrowers, will be instructed to pick up the loan check and fee restructuring which occurred two 48 hours later at the Student Accounts Office. By Joyce Jordan, M.D. may cause dizziness, headaches, fatigue, years ago. The process will- be simpler and more fecial to The Coyote Chronicle shormessof breath, nosebleeds, and possible There is additional good news: the (xinvenient fw students ^d funds will be facial flushing. You must keep in mind, origination fee will not change. Theciurent delivered to students much faster than the The heart, which acts as a pump, however, thathavinganoccasional headache fee of $8 for a $200 loan will remain the current system. forces blood into blood vessels throughout or being short of breath does not mean you same for a $300 loan. Moreover, students According to Ted Krug, Director your body. The force exerted on the inside have high blood pressure. who borrow $150 or less will pay an of Financial Aid, the only delay in initiating walls of these blood vessels is referred to as High Blood Pressure is Hypertension origination fee of $4. this process is in finding programming blood pressure. If your doctor has confirmed that The period for repayment of the support. According to Krug, the system can Changes in Blood Pressure your blood pressure is consistently higher loan remains at 60 days. The Financial Aid be developed and implemented by an off- Blood pressure is influenced by a than normal, he or she may say that you have Office (FAG) estimates that 1,500 students campus consultant for a one-time cost of number of factors and can change many high blood pressure. The common medical will borrow approximately $425,000 in $3,000. times during the day. For example, when term for high blood pressure ishypertension. short-term loans during the 1995-96 Krug has submitted a request for you are exercising, blood pressure goes up. The Causes academic year. funding to ASI to provide the $3,000 to pay When you are sleeping, blood pressure tends Since there are many causes of In addition to the $16,000 for programming. If programming is to come down. Certain emotions, such as hypertension, your doctw might request contribution from ASI, the Alumni secured, the system will te in place by fall anger or fear, may also cause changes in certmn laboratory tests to determine the Association ($6,000), Foundation for quarter. blood pressure. Due to the fact that blood cause in your case. Some types of pressure changes so frequently, certain hypertension are due to diseases of the kidney Come and visit the variations in blood pressure readings may or some other organ. Other types of be considered normal. Your doctor can hypertension are due to diseases, such as College determine whether your blood pressure arteriosclerosis, a condition which causes a Legal Clinic readings are within the normal range for hardening of the arteries due to a buildup of you. fatty deposits on artery walls. specializing in family, criminal, Taking Blood Pressure Readings The most common type of personal iryvuy, landlord/tenant, To find out if you have high blood hypertension, however, which accounts for and other fields of law! pressure, your doctor will probably take approximately 30% to 95% (rf all cases, is several blood pressure readings using an ckled "essential" hypertension. The exact Call lis at 880-59361 cause of essential hypotension is not known, instrument called a sphygmomanometer. We are located In the ASI Suites In the Student Unlonl A blood pressure measurement although heredity and other factors, such as provides a physician with two numbers. salt intake, obesity, smoking, and We are here to help youJt! The first number represents the systolic stress have been implicated in the jx^ssure which is the pressure on the blood development of essential vessel walls when the heart has justpumped hypertension. blood out of its chambers and into the The Risks of Untreated High SPECIAL OFFER FOR GRADUATES ONLY circulatwy system. The second number Blood Pressure represents the dialostic pressure, which is Left untreated, high blood the pressure when the heart is relaxed and pre ssure can cause damage to blood niling up with blood. vessels in the kidneys, eyes, heart, As our way of saying The upper limits of nomal blood and brain. 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-n =5^ ; F • i Economic Market Trends i la (May 26,1995 through June 3,1995) 1 a L A Dow Jones Industrials 30-Year Treasutv Bonds k f May 26 Close: 4,369.00 May 26 Close: 6.75% % P % A June 3 Close: 4,444. 39 June 3 Close: 6.53% 1 4 k rd 4 A 1 -1 4 4 w 4 N f Overall Trend: UP 75.39 Overall Trend: DOWN 0.22% m 4 s M ik-' 4 r Golc) Dollar fin Yen) n • • r J May 26 Close: $386.50 May 26 Close: 82.65 id 1 n 1LiFM J '1' June 3 Close: $384.70 June 3 Close: 84.35 1 |h lb p| i - • - t- kmii •Mri i 1 Overall Trend: DOWN $1.80 Ovwall Trend: UP 1.70 1 1 1 11 1 •Ib^1 1 L= =J Is Another National Recession Waiting on the Horizon? By Brian Lees insurance rose by 9,000 to a seasonally Managing Editor adjusted 389,000 last week, the highest in Gross Domestic Product four months. New claims for jobless benefits The GDP measures alt the goods and services produced by workers and capital located In Recent data from the U.S. Department of shot up by 13,000 the previous week and the the United States, regardless of ownership. This graph shows the percent change from Commerce has suggested that the national four-week average is the highest in 30 the previous quarter. The first quarter of a year consists of its first three months. eccHiomy's slowdown has been moredrastic months. than analysts suspected and the risk of a •Consumer loan demand weakenedand 5 recession cannot be ignored. Among these help-wanted advertising in newspapers newest developments: declined by 0.76% for the second straight 5 . 'Factory orders fell for the third straight month. 4 month in April, the first time in nearly two •Retail sales business picked up for some years this has h^pened. The 1.9% decrease of the nation's biggest store owners during was the largest since orders declined 2% in May, as women showed their first real July. enthusiasm for clothes shopping in some 2 •Personal income and spending were up time. Butoverall results reported byretailers 1 4- a modest 0.3% in April. The income gain were uneven, making it difficult to draw any was the smallest in five months, and conclusions from the month. Q rihi 12 3 4 +1 disposable income—income after taxes—fell All of this data comes on the heels of a [%) 0.7%. report that gross domestic iMXKluct (GDP) 1994 1995 •New claims for state unemployment grew only 2.7% in the fnst quarter of 1995. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce Graph recreated by: BriarrLees End-Of-The-Year Crime Wrap up Men's Issuesis Male Bashing? By Victoria Besedin problems down." Copy Editor Four new community service By J. Scott Rodriguez structures are prevalent in our since many debates, disputes, and officers conpleted training session Special to The Coyote Chronicle society today. differences exist among feminists The Coyote Chronicle would recently and will assist students in Hiis is not to say there is themselves. like to thank Quenton Moses and the campus escort program and Many men, and some no such thingasmale-bashing. For A sincere effort to educate the CSUSB police for their will wa^ the parking lots and women, when confronted with instance, saying "All men are one's self, however, is a far more cooperation this quarter. buildings. Their names will be the term "feminism" give a r^ists" or "Men can'tbe feminists" rational and realistic response to The latest news is this: A student released later. response that is as inedictable as could certainly be considered male- feminist thinking than simply was arrested on campus May 31 At the End of the World Party it is misguided—feminists are bashing, since these statements dismissing it as "male-bashing." for warrants. A pair of thieves June 1, a girl was struck in the accused of "male-bashing" and would also 2q)ply to men who have Real feminism is about making the bs-oke into a car and took some forehead witha CompaciDiskcase with that nebulously-defined and attempted to join with feminist world abetterplace for both women IMoperty. The victim caught one of when an audience member tried to often poorly understood response women in the struggle for social and men, a lesson which simple- the thieves and pinned him down through the e case back to the are dismissed. Those who justice. minded rejection of feminist until the campus police anived. perforaiers. A fewshoving matches accuse feminists of male-bashing While it is certainly thinking ignores. Some of the property stolen was occurred, but Sergeant Grass said, ought to give some consideration possible that most women make found later and the attempted car "They were all minor incidents to what they are charging. better feminists than most men do, thief was booked into Central and the staff performed well and Is it male-bashing to note feminist women should not turn We Love Valley Jail in San Bernardino the concert was attended well." that men are disproportionately down support for their programs which was recently reopened. There were two assgned officers at represented in governmental and goal from males who seek to Sergeant Bodily said, "We've all times during the party and four offices, corporate board rooms and be their comrades, as long as it is Students! been very comfortable in keeping served total. the military? Hardly. These women and not men who set the statistics are established facts. feminist agenda. Kendallwood Apts Crime on Campus Is it male-bashing to argue But it is inaccurate and that men benefit in numerous ways destructive for those who do not $300 moves Sex Offense Force: 0 Narcotics Misdeamenor: 5 from male-dominated social understand the basic tenets and Sex Non-Force: 0 Disturbance: 3 institutions in our society? Not at principles of feminism to dismiss all! A central tenet of feminist feminist ideas with the gross you in! Robbery: 1 Obscene Calls: 10 Bomb threats: 1 analysis is that patriarchy exists- rationalization that feminists are 1st month free Assault Agressive: 0 that there is a "good of boys" simply "male-bashers" and leave Assault Simple: 7 Threats: 2 network that privileges men over it at that. 182 bedrooms Burglary: 19 Hate Crimes: 6 women in the job market, the The best thing for men large patio/ Motor Vehicle Burglary: 42 Weapons: 0 courts, schools and universities, and women who have not yet medicine and health care, spcHts, embraced feminism to do is to balcony Theft: 49 Total crimes reported on campus: 197 the arts, even labor unions. educate themselves about the pool and spa Theft from Motor Vehicle: 31 To observe that patriarchy stances feminists have taken on Stolen Vehicles: 5 Arrests exists can not be considered male- the important social issues of our refrigerator Arson: 2 Felony: 2 Misdemeanor: 17 bashing, unless male-bashing is to times. Obviously, it is not going to central air/ beat Sex Crime misdeamenor: 0 Traffic acidents: Injury: 1 be considered a good thing, since a be possible for every single person Stove/Wasber first step to bringing about the end in the world to agree with every Vandalism: 14 Non-injury: 12 DA.C.{909)S87r0352 Total money lost'f .qf^^i^tOWVessiQuisjecognizing. . single .concept .atWocated. by* a- Nafcdtics'fel6ny: 0 ' ^ that male-dominated power feminist—that would be impossible. page a june 7. i99s the coyote chronicle "Mad Love" a Literal Surprise By Brandy Floras pretty good job at playing a manic depres­ Coyote Chronicle Staff Writer sive and O'Donnell gives a fairly realistic portrayal of what it would be like to fmd out You're in for abig surprise if you plan on that the person that your falling in love with taking your date to see, "Mad Love," star­ has some serious mental problems. ring Drew Barrymore and Chris O'Donnell, The movie seemed to be slow at times andexpectanice, typical, steamy love siwy. and lacked full development, but 1 don't Casey, Drew Barrymore, seems to be a think it was meant to be too serious of a pretty typical teen-age girl who loves books, movie, considering that the previews por­ butterflies, and Matt, Chris O'Donnell. She trayed it as a let's fall in love and have sex is a rebel and a risk taker which is what kind of movie. attracts Matt to her. But, if I had to find a moral in this story On the other hand. Matt is the quiet boy- I would say that it is that everything is not all next-doortypeofguy. His mother left when black and white, and until you take the time he was nine, and so he seems to have become to love and care about someone, without any the mother figure for his twin brother and preconceived judgements, you don't really sister, who he adores. His father puts major have a chance to understand and help them. responsibilities on him and doesn't like the There was one scene that I particularly idea of him spending so much time with liked and gave me the impression that there Casey. could have been more development. Atone PolvGram Releases Sizzle for Summer So, all and all, everything is fine until point Casey is sitting alone looking at the terrible vocals of "I Shot Your Boyfriend" world around her, and we are looking through By Brian Lees and "She Tells Me" are all rather disastrous. Osey tries to commit suicide after having a Managing Editor fight with her parents. Osey's father thinks her eyes. We are allowed to see what she And the closing track "Hit by a Honda" is perceives the world to look like, which is a just a mess. But the highlights few and far that it is a type of rebellion and slicks her in The following are categorical reviews of a hospital as punishment. Matt breaks her big jumbled mess that she can't quite put the last bunch of compact discs and cassettes between may be enough to make Techno- together and seems to be overwhelming. It Squid Eats Parliament worth listening to. out, and they set out to live life without any sent to The Coyote Chronicle by the barriers. was akind of Quentin Tarantino-esque scene. PolyGram Group Distribution company. Overall 1 would recommend that you ROCK & BLUES But, the big surprise of the movie is that Casey has an internal barrier. She has seri­ wail until this movie comes out on video, or, rniTFr.F.ATTKRNATTVE Thunk^ Eleven (Hollywood Records) if you just have to see it, go to the matinee This duo rocks big time on this searing ous problem with depression, and as we Worm, 2 Minutes Hate (Ardent Records) learn, is literally "mad". Barrymore does a because it's not worth a full $7. This incredible CD contains a bonus for metallic bluesalbum. Alain Johannes plays computer-literate fans of alternative music: guitar, sitar, horns, and percussion and sings cutt of the siloer screen cull of the slluer screen cull of the slloer screen interactive CD ROM material (including lead vocals on most of the songs; Natasha = four full-length videos). Unfortunately, I Shneider plays Hammond organ and bass u "Strange Brew": Frosted Mugs and Small Minds was unable to watch the videos and review and sings lead as well as backup vocals. " the interactive stuff because I didn't have The best songs on the album are the By Mathew Piscatella ess to the Elsinore estate, and get jobs in the access to any 5 MB RAM, 040 Processor, driving acoustic rocker "Coming Down" s Coyote Chronicle Staff Writer brewery. They finally get mixed up in 2X speed Macintosh CD ROM drives. (with Tom Pettyish vocals), the sizzling = Smith's plans when they find the Tne music, however, was well worth a acoustic guitars of "Why," the hot guitars of « Welcome to the Great White North! taewmeister's plans on a secret computer listen. This album rocks and feels at times •Tomorrow Speaks," and the duet vocals i Some movies have structure, symbol- disk. like a specter of U2*s glory days. The band and sitar of the closing track "Damned." • ism, complete character development and Along the way to saving the world. Bob consists of lead vocalist/guitarist Barry Other highlights are the organ-drenched .; excellent cinematography. and Doug get placed in a mental hospital, Poynter, guitarist Darian Stribling, bassist "No Cjround" (also containing a torrid, me- ; 1 Well, forget iL At least for this one. give each other electric shock treatments, John While, and drummer Bruce Kuijiaka. tallic chorus) and "You Will Know." , All "Strange Brew" has is simple, mind- become tnqjped in a 600 gallon beer tank, The album opens with the rocker "1 Can* t Heven does a remaricably good job of } I less humor and it's hilarious. have their dog Hosehound save Oktoberfest, See for Miles," follows with the echoing mixing its instrumentation with unique vo- |; Strange Brew" chronicles the adventures drive into a lake, put out a major fire (after guitars of "Blue Water Inside" and "The cals, creating a rather original sound out of ' ' of the McKenzie brothers. Bob (Rick drinking all the beer in the tank, you do the Worm," and features the awesome guitar an already normally cliched style. Its mar- I 1 Moranis) and Doug (DaveThomas), as they math) and play in a hockey game with textures of "Glide," "Quicksand," "Shel­ riage of driving acoustic rhythm guitars and • • try to stop the plans of an evil scientist who Brewmeister Smith's brainwashed lunatics. ter," and "Mother Son" (arguably the best soaring electric guitars to syrupy organs and | , wants to enslave the world. The New York Times called the McKenzie track with itsringing, raging U2ish guitars). strong, clear vocals results in asolid, consis- j! The McKenzie brothers first premiered brothers the "Cheech and Chong Of beer The album as a whole is consistent, and tent album that is a pleasure to listen to. |• on the Canadian television show SCTV in drinkers" and they definitely live up to the ten of the eleven songs are quite good. The ' the early eighties. The 1983 film "Strange billing. Phrases the pair uses, such as hoser, only exception is the disastrous "Freedom HEAVY METALLIC PUNK 9 Brew" was their movie debut. All of their knob, loony bin, hoarked, and the always Train," which is too far of a departure from Rocks Your Lame AsSy Hagfish (London ' immature, slapstick and insane behaviOTS popular "eh" first became popular after the theband'snormalstyle. Nevertheless, Worm Records) «that made them a success on the show were film and are still some of the coolest words is an excellent overall effort. Just three words to describe Rocks Your I transferred perfectly to the big screen and to since platypus and rhubarb. Lame Ass: this album ROCKS! From start " video as well. Strange Brew" is the perfect movie to Techno-Squid Eats Parliamenty Techno- to finish, the guitars crunch explosively on u It is Brewmeister Smith's (Max Von watch with abunch of friends w just to have Squid Eats Parliament (Ardent Records) cut after cut The result is one of the hottest I Sydow) evil scheme to take over the world a lot of laughs. It must be the ultimate party Don't let the name fool you-this is NOT high-energy distortion rock albums around. * that Bob and Doug have to foil. The flick. Since it was made and released prima­ a techno band. Rather, Techno-Squid Eats The album opens with the hard rocking B McKenzies first get involved when they go rily in Canada, however, it remains rela­ Parliament falls under the wide and mas­ punk metal of "Happiness;" follows with ' 10 the Elsinore brewery to try to get some tively unknown. Don't let that stop you. sively growing category of college alterna­ the awesome guitars of "Stamp;" and fea­ ® free beer by claiming that they found a This could be the funniest film ever made. tive. This was also an interactive CD ROM tures strong tracks with growling, thunder­ :mouse in a bottle of Elsinore brew. They Enjoy your summer, eh, and don't be a disc with videos and other cyber stuff. ous, metallic power chords on "Disap­ 3 meetPam Elsinore (Lynne(jriffin), the heir­ hoser. Check put "Strange Brew". The music ismore than tolerable, but not pointed," "Bullet," "Buster," "Did You really outstanding either. There are some Notice," "Gertrude," and "Hose." Radisson Hotel San Bernardino totally awesome songs, but there are some Although the music is beyond awesome, real mediocre ones too. the subject matter in some of the lyrics is at "Grad Rate" The best cut from the album is the ballad times questionableand offensive. "Minute "Daisy," complete with acoustic guitar, Maid" is a totally disgusting sexist ode to g ^ for Family and Friends mandolin, piano, fretless bass, and Bob women waiting on lazy, slobbering men, H, Dylanesque vocals. This is followed closely "Buster" features the lines: "You're an $49.00 (1-4) people by "Stronger," which features a strong beat irritating bitch/You call me all the time/And and clean guitar licks. Other highlights try to piss me off/Because you want to." include the medium rockers"Walking Back­ It is utterly amazing that a band like this For Reservations, caff (909) 361-616! wards" and "Dear Melynn." could come up with such backwardly re­ Unfortunately, other songs on the album gressive lyrics such as these to accompany Radisson. their fabulous instrumentation. Unfortu­ HOTEL SAN BERNARDINO just do not have the same quality. The CONVENTION CENTER nately, these sexist attitudes soured my high accordion in the fade-out of "Kamikaze," 295 Norfh "E" Qfreef 9an Bernardino CA 92401 the weak lyrics of "Glamour Doll," and the opinion of the rest of the album. the coyote chronicle june 7. 1995 page 9 Have you seen What the Butler Saw? The Top Albums and Songs By Victoria Besedin with flashing lights like slow from their problems. Hie game of C<^y Editor motion was an extremely well dcme life confronted them in the of the 1994-95 Academic Year technique. mousetrap of the Monkswell Compiled by: Brian Lees, Entertainment Editor In a psychiatric institution My favorite line was Manor as Detective Sergeant in England, chaos erupts when Dr. when Dr. Ranee said, "It's much Trotter (Michael A. DeCoursey) Prentice (Ryan S. Peeters) too late to tell the truth." And then, interrogated each house guest. Top Ten Albums interviews a seaetary, Geraldine all are in underwearand are accused Strong acting by Miss Barclay (Heather Eileen Kenealy), of something. It's a good thing Dr. Heather Grace Hoglund (Mollie 1. The Bends, Radiohead but then decides to fulfill another Prentice didn't sleep with Barclay Ralston), Greg Demetrulias (Giles 2. Vitaiogy, Pearl Jam agenda. His wife, (Deborah W. because the truth finally beccnnes Ralston), David Mendenhall 3. No Need to Argue, The Cranbernes McFatten) arrives home early and known and everything is back to (Christopher Wren), Ahou Mofid 4. Tuesday Night Music Club, Sheryl Crow Mr. Prentice makes up a lie about normal, well as normal as can be in (Mrs. Boyle), Vint G. Shurtliff 5. Monster, REM what he is doing. the loony bin. (MajorMetcalO, AndreaRay (Miss 6. Throwing Copper, Live Soon, poor Barclay has The play was really very Casewell), and Amada Whitson 7. Wiidfiowers, Tom Petty to embellish the lie even further good and my only complaints had (Mr. Paravicini) and the haunting 8. Weezer, Weezer and is declared insane by Dr. Ranee to do with the actor's back to the theme of 'The Three Blind Mice" 9. Medusa, Annie Lennox audience sometimes but it didn't not only thickened Agatha ( Rob Foley), who represents the 10, Under the Table and Dreaming, Dave Matthews Band government. While onher holiday, distract my attention from student, Christie's world-famous plot, but Mrs. Prentice also spends the night Joe Orion's brilliant script and the made me afraid of the dark. with bell hop, Nicholas Beckett colorful acting, especially Dr. The theatre and the set Top Forty Songs Ranee, whose accent was very good involve the audience and there is (S.G. Turner) and the affairs and 1. "Bullet Proof (I Wish I Was)," Radiohead and really was very funny. not a bad seat in the house. debauchery must be covered up by 2. "I Shall Believe," Sheryl Crow the hilarious role reversals and the If you haven't seen what "Mousetrap" p^oved to be changing of each others* clothes. the butler saw, see iL It is a high a "Whodunit" thriller. I desired to 3. "No More 'I Love You's'," Annie Lennox Mrs. Prentice's frequent energy comedy with high energy scream my solution the mystery of 4. "Nothing Man," Pearl Jam sips of alcohol hidden behind books acting. Show dates still tocome are the murdered woman in London 5. "Satellite," Dave Matthews Band and the accusation that E>r. Prentice Friday, June 9 at 8:15 p.m. and and Mrs. Boyle and attempted to 6. "I Alone," Live is a pervert with men and women Sunday, June 11 at 2 p.m. kill Mollie. Of course, I didn't 7. "Better Man," Pearl Jam make the affair even funnier. I shivered over and over scream. Maybe Hoglund's curdling 8. "Disappointment," The Cranberrries Sergeant March (Steve Robles) again. "Three Blind Mice. Three scream before the intermission 9. "You Don't Know How It Feels," Tom Petty further complicates the situation blind mice. See how they run"...and instilled fear in my mind, the kind 10. "Let Me In," REM when be investigates the reports of they did. of fear that glues the eyes to the 11. "The Bees," Belly The nursery rhyme action on stage. Mrs. Barclay's disaf^arance and 12. "Closer," Nine Inch Nails became a death march. Enthrall yourself in The that she was involved with Sir 13. "Undone (The Sweater Song)," Weezer Winston Churchill. The chase The characters couldn't "Mousetrap" Thur^y, June 8 and scene toward the end of the play deal with the truth and ran away Saturday, June 10 at 8:15 p.m. 14. "'Round Here," Counting Crows 15. "Mamouna," Bryan Ferry 16. "Whip Smart," Liz Phair 17. "Moon River," Morrissey 18. "Planet Telex," Radiohead 19. "Strong Enough," Sheryl Crow 20. "Am I Wrong," Love Spit Love 21. "Iris," Live 22. "High and Dry," Radiohead 23. "Downtown Lights," Annie Lennox 24. "Seether," Veruca Salt Summer can be the perfect time to continue work on 25. "Strange Currencies," REM 26. "Fake Plastic Trees," Radiohead your degree or just get those pesky GE classes out of 27. "Lightning Crashes," Live 28. "Crush With Eyeliner," REM the way. 29. "I Can't Be With You," The Cranberries 30. "A Whiter Shade of Pale," Annie Lennox Summer Session classes begin June 21 and most 31. "Nice-Dream," Radiohead of the Universtty's academic programs are offered. 32. "King of Comedy," REM 33. "Not for You," Pearl Jam 34. "Twenty One," Cranberries MaiNn registration is April 3 - June 2. 35. "The World Has Turned and Left Me Here," Weezer 36. "Black Sky," Sam Phillips The Summer Session catalog outlines the schedule, 37. "Super-Connected," Belly fees, and registration procedures. Look for yours in 38. "My Name is Jonas," Weezer 39. "Time to Move On," Tom Petty the mail, or pick up a free one at the Bookstore or. 40. "When I Come Around," Green Day (For the pugx)ses of these compilations, the 1994-95 the Office of Extended Education (SH-134} . academic year ran from July 1, 1994 to June 30. 1995)

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Aitona Sanchez-Gijon is Victoria Aragon and Keanu Reeves is Paul Sutton in, "A Walk In The Clouds ^ Take a "Walk In The Clouds" From News Services as the family's wise patriarch. elaborates. "I liked the idea of the After returning from the Two of Mexico's best- adventure, the sense of family, and war, ayoung GImeets the beautiful known actresses, Angelica Aragon the traditional values." daughter of a vineyard owner and and Evangelina Elizondo, co-star Reeves again displays his agrees to pose as her husband to as Victoria's mother and versatility with his role as Paul help her face her domineering grandmother. Freddy Rodriquez Sutton, an idealist who father. When their passions for portrays Victoria's younger unexpectedly fmds loveand family each other are ignited amid the brother. when be returns from the war. magical sensuality of the harvest Director Alfonso Arau "I was attracted to 'A ritual, they realize they must joined the ranks of world-class Walkin theQouds' becauselreally overcome £dl odds to be together. filmmakers with the critical and wanted to do aromance, something FEATURES: "A Walk in t he Clouds" box-office success of "Like Water that concerned itself more with the brings togetheratalented ensemble for Chocolate." heart and sensuality, "says Reeves. Fitness Center of actors and filmmakers including After woridng as an actor "I also shared Alfonso's interest in Racquetball Cqurt Keanu Reeves, who starred in the in such films as "The Wild Bunch," evoking passions." 2 Pools & 3 Spas blockbuster hit "Speed"; Alfonso "El Topo," and "Romancing the "Paul Sutton is a Arau, the celebrated director of Stene," Arau turned his attentions dreamer," Arau adds, "He returns 3 Whirlpool Spas what recently became the highest- to directing. "Like Water for home from war but die world has Refrigerator, W/D & grossing fcneign language film of Chocolate," released in 1993, changed. In that vineyard, which Fireplace available all time--"Like Water for brought him international is a timeless, magic^ place, he Chocolate"; and the Zucker recognition as a Hlmmaker. Like finds the traditional values he was Gated Community Brothers, the filmmaking team his previous film, "A Walk in the dreaming of." lonth Party Room responsible for some of the most Qouds" features a magical blend "The essence of this film ree rent* successful and memorable films of of tradition, sensuality and is the confrcffitation between the ^<*with 1 yr. lease recent years including "Ghost," the romance. Latin and Anglo-Saxon cultures," ^ and approved credit) "Naked Gun" series and "The most important explains Arau. "But the resolution Rsk about student "Airplane!" thing in this film is love," Arau that comes to all is through love." & faculty discounts Starring with Reeves are Spanish actress Aitana Sanchez- Gijon as the beautiful but troubled Victoria with whom he )) TRUE FREEDOM unexpectedly finds himself falling IHE EMSRVAINE IHE WVSSES in love; as Victoria's stem father, conDiiiomue i3 ob noted actor Giancarlo Giannini, who gained fame from his roles in Lina Wertmuller's "Swept Away" and "Seven Beauties"; and the The $1 well drinks till 11 legendary Anthony Quinn, a two - time Ac^emy Award-winner for 50,000 watts "Viva Zapata" and "Lust for Life," A of mind melting a Future Releases from digital sound 20th Century Fox: Mighty Morphin Power RGUIUOLdt Cfdud Central dan^c club and lighting Rangers-inne 30 Nine Months—ixAy 14 Every Friday Southern California's ultimate The Tenderfoot--^n\y 28 Alternative \Disco 3H5 West 7th. San Bernardino. Info Hotline 909.889.520'1 A Walk In The Clouds- ^ August 4 . A No cover before 9:00 • $4 with student I.D. '••'I

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Add all For more info, call 881-1836. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 95!!! When the Paisan Wishes Upon a Star By Mathew Piscatella The Paisan wishes to...... Give the softball GOOD LUCK FROM THE GOScH Coyote Chronicle Staff Writer ...See the CSUSB men's program a place to compete that is basketball team trounce the UCR equal to their high quality of play. . MARKETING DIVISION!!! This past year has been Scrublanders in a championship ...Print the stats, scores andstandings of every athletic team incredible forCSUSP sports. Next game and then watch them go all THE KMMLL TOWnft year should be epic. The opening the way to March Madness. on these pages. PLANFi:q-g2i of The Den, Coussoulis Arena, is a ...Hear Dick Vitale ...Catch the gleam of pride gigantic leap towards athletic scream "That Was Awesome Bay- in every eye of every student here excellence and notoriety for Bee!" or maybe even "Monsta that flourishes at campuses like CSUSB. Just imagine, 5,000 Slamma Jamma!" on a telecast UCLA and use. mtnr J H y " howling Coyote fans packing The featuring the Coyote team. ...Have the soccer program be more recognized. •fnnooM Den for a championship game ...Watch as the women's LIVINOIZMF X ROOM14 »<•» X against the UCR Scrublanders or basketball program finally finds Some of our best athletes and having CSUSB students playing stability and all the credit and students compete on those fields. intramural sports in the sweetest acknowledgement those athletes ...Visit The Den to watch I.1VIIIQ ROOM the Volleyball team bump, set, L 12 X facility this side of the Arrowhead deserve. Pond of Anaheim. The Clalifomia ...Check out some of the spike and smash the competition. 1 hrAwnemm frMa Collegiate Athletic Association has new intramural programs like roller ...Continue to follow the never seen anything like what hockey. golf team as they symbolize 1 fciiiMiRM rtOM $4S5jm CSUSB will be this fall. ...Bepartofahugecrowd excellence. CSUSB may not only in Fiscalini Field next February ...Never see the tennis become the best Division n school watching the development of the team's scores be love. focUitlM in (^fomia. We could become youthful baseball program growing Most of all, 1 would like one of the best in theentire country. into an elite athletic force. to wish all of ourgraduating seniors But there's a long summer ...Find The Coyote the best of luck. And to those of between now and September. So Chronicle to be THE source for you returning next fall, gel ready. instead of getting anxious for fall CSUSB sports. Next year may be the most exciting KOmOMMQ I sports (and fall classes), I decided ...Welcome back a this campus haseverseen. See you to make a wish list for CSUSB in competitive aquatics program after then. Asovr om nVDMir i 95-96. too long an absence. page 12 june 7. fag5 rhf coyote chronicle Raging Waters Brings New Splash From News Services Out, one of the tallest vertical drops in the country; Thunder Rapids, S ince its official debut on the widest flume in the western June 18, 1983, the 22 attraction United States, and Kid*s Raging Waters' facility has been Kingdom, a 30,000-square-foot enjoyed by more than six million water playground just for children. guests. This year the San Dimas In addition to the rides. water park is expecting 750,000 Raging Waters visitors can choose visitors from across the country. to dine at 14 food outlets within the Opening in early June, the park. These locations not only bungee jump features the original offer such fare as hamburgers, hot New Zealand ankle restraint style dogs, pizza, chicken, sandwiches ofjumping. Leaping from the130- and ice cream, but in 1995 will foot-high archway tower, the only include on their menus specially- portable purpose-built structure for packagedchildren'smeals and fast bungee jumping in the world, has food alternatives such as a brought natural-highs to gardenburger, salads and fresh thrillseekers all over the United fruit States, Canada and J^an. Guests Guests may also bring can experience the bungee jump their own food and eat in the newly for $30 per jump. enlarged Guest Picnic Gardens Premiering on July 1 will adjacent to the main gate or in be the high-energy, surprise-filled areas located outside the i»rk., Aquatic Bungee Spectacular Stunt Fw those visitors bom to Show. The show will be presented shc^. Raging Watershas threeretail three times dmly from atop the stores on the park grounds. Tbe archway tower and feature top Beach Shop offers Raging Waters Jaguar! prowls Knott's in 1995: Artist's rendering shows Jaguar!, debuting June 17 at Knott's Berry professional acrobats and high souvenirs and beach accessories, Farm in Buena Park. Challenging intrepid passengers with one of the longest roller coaster experiences divers performing breathtaking the Tropical Trading Post markets in California, this European-crafted thriller features a ferocious journey through thr Temple of the Jaguar multiple twisting and swim and resort fashions, and the Beach Shack sells beach and high above the midways and existing attractions of the park. A highlight of the ride comes when somersaulting stimts. The show will run through September 4. accessories and rents beach chairs passengers "thread the needle" of Knott's already famous Montezooma's Revenge (extreme right). In the meanwhile, and umbrellas. families will be able to ride, slide Daily operation begins New Coaster Comes to the Farm and drop on such existing June 3 until September 17. In July attractions as Amazon Adventure and August the park is open daily From News Services Because of its gigantic size and "In addition to unique and Raging Rivers, two of the from 10 a.m. to 9 pjn. and from 9 scope, coaster thrills. Jaguar! passengers country' slongestman-made rivers: a...m. to 10 p..m. on weekends. Just as ice cream goes longing it to the park involvesone will enjoy a remarkable aerial view Dark Hole, the first two-person Weekend operation resumes on with boysenberry pie and a dab of of the largest construction injects of many of the park's most popular raft adventure ride through total September 23 through the close of salsa spices up a taco, amusement in our history." attractions," Van Gorder adds. darkness in the UnitedStates; Drop the season on October 29. "When this big cat arrives in 1995, parks and roller coasters are made To experience Knott's Knott's will never be the same." for each otb^. largest coaster, adventurers must Knott's new Jaguar! Jaguar!, a foocious new first dare the mysteries of the attraction is part of a themed family roller coaster experience, Temple of the Jaguar, a towering, Downtown Auto Center and one of 1995*s most anticipated five-story Mayan pyramid in expansion o the park's Fiesta 'Quality Paint, Body. A Frame Repairs' new amusement park attractions, keeping with the colorful theming Village. The Temple stands in a colorful plaza highlighted by a (909) 884-2803 streaks into Knott's Berry Farm on of the park's Resta Village. Legend June 17 as the focal point of the says this imposing monument remarkable interactive Adventure Fountain. An l-CAR Gold Class theme park's 75th Anniversary contains the lair of the fire- Celebration. b^athing Jaguar. Collision Facility Knott's first new coaster Guests sense the presence in five years. Jaguar! is the park's of the mythical cat as they move 460 W. 9th Street, San Bernardino, CA first-ever totally themed coaster through richly detailed corridas adventure. The mammoth 2700- and chambers to begin their ascent ft. long, European-crafted steel to the ornately columned Hall of thriller will wind its way above Egress. Still within the Temple, one-sixth of Knott's total land area, they board sleek, 24-passenger its swerving, circling track will trains, each bearing the proud propel intrepid passengers into an visage of the mighty feline. London Immediately after intense, thiee-minute-plus aerial FREE DRINK journey. That's one of the longest departure, riders soar 60 feet into 16 oz the air. Jaguar! trains then dive $259 roller coaster experiences in -WITH ANY FOOD PURCHASE AND THIS AD- California! back through the Temple's lofty crown tower to begin their twisting, Jaguar! joins Knott's GOOD ONLY AT THE TACO BELL AT Frankfurt $259' dramatic Montezooma's Revenge spiraling, banking expedition high 1990 OSTREMS WAY and stomach-chuming Boomerang above Knott's Berry Farm. (215 FRWY AND UNIVERSITY) Amsterdam $279* Not coincidentally, NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER in offering unique coaster EXPIRES 6-1-95 Paris $319* excitement Two other Knott's Jaguar!'s swerving route above coasters. Camp Snoopy's the park offere riders the feeling of Madrid $365* Timberline Twister and Roaring a cat stalking its prey. The trains E Prague $409* 20's four-track Wacky Soap Box themselves will speed up and slow f Athens $415 Racers, serve up gentler—albeit down, simulating the sensation of! *F«r(s «« e»ch M«i'from105 based on rouidlhp a great jungle MAGIC poRtase. 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V jv MALI.'.w -J •• > THE COYOTE CHRONICLE JUN^ 7. 199S PAGE 13 Fun for People of All Ages Can be Found in San Diego By Corina Borsuk arejustafew. animals like deer and llamas. Attractions include walk-through around Se^rt Village and San Coyote Chronicle Staff Writer San Dieyo Wild Animal Park San Diego Wild Animal aviaries, a simulated Rain Forest, Diego bcKh day and night. Summer isjustaround the The Wild Animal Park is Park is located 5 miles east of I-l 5 koalas from Australia, tramway Sea World comer and that means it is time to 2,000 acres of exotic animals and via the Rancho Parkway exit If rides, and narrated bus tours. Located in Mission Bay, start planning where to go for beautiful scenery. There are over you go, don't forget your camera For children, and even San Diego Sea World displays the summer vacation. The p-oblem 3,000 animals at the park, ranging and be prepared to do lots of some adults, who like to get up many wonders of the sea. Visitors most people face in making plans from lions, tigers, and bears to walking. close and personal with the animals can see sharks, dolphins, whales is finding a vacation spot that has monkeys and mercats (like Timon Balboa Park the zoo provides a special and enjoy the many aquaticshows. something for everyone and won't in The Lion King) Balboa Park is a Children's Zoo where children can Also at Sea World is the new cause you to go into debt until next Don't confuse the Wild recreational and cultural center that pet the animals and view an animal Mission Bermuda Triangle, a summer. Well, if that's your Animal Paik with a zoo, while encompasses many museums nursery. simulator ride exploring the problem, then there may be a some of the animals are caged, catering to all tastes. The zoo is located at the mysteries of the famed and feared solution: San Diego. most roam free in simulated •Hall of Champions Sports north end of Balboa Park and triangle of the Atlantic Ocean, and San Diego has the three versions of their natural Museum general admission is about $14 Shamu's Happy Harbor, a huge all important requirements for environment. Oneofthe best ways •Museum of Photographic Arts - dollars. waterpark for the kids. making a memorable vacation, to ^preciate this is to take the 50- historic and contemporary Seaport Village Other Attractions location, location, and location. minute monorail ride through the photography, guided tours As the name implies, this If this isn't enough to Since San Diego is practically Wild Animal Park's versions available village is seaside, but there is more interest you, San Diego also offers beach front city vacationers can Africa and Asia. There you will •House of Pacific Relations to do than just smell the salt-sea bike rentals and trails (this is also a avoid the sweltering Southern see different animals living International Cottages Inc. - music, air. You can ride the restored Looff great way to get around since there California heat (average together as they would in the wild. dancing, and exhibits represents carrousel or shop at the specialty are plenty of bike lanes on San temperature during the summer is The San Diego Wild 31 different nationalities stores scattered throughout the Diego streets), horse back riding, around 77) and the hazy, smoggy Animal Paik has several Nairobi •San Diego Automotive Museum village. horse racing, fishing and water days of summer common in the Village Animal Shows that perfonn •San Diego Aerospace Museum - Seaport Village is an skiing. If you like shopping, try ^land Empire are practically throughout the day and night, houses replica of Spirit of St. Louis excellent place to grab a bite toeat. Horton Pla^. This is more than a nonexistent. Staying in San Diego including elephant shows, exotic and an A-12 Blackbird There are plenty of restaurants mall, it is a five story shopping also puts you close to several birds and others. There is also a •San Diego Museum of Art ranging from pizza to sinful candy center with four major department different attractions. Listed here petting zoo with more docile •San Diego Model Railroad shops. If seafood is what your stores and outdoor entertainment. Museum • details historical craving, though, try Anthony's, it's Lastly, don't forget that development of Southern right on the dock and they serve San Diego is justahop, skipanda California Railroads, hands-on some of the freshest, most delicious jump away from the Mexican model railroad seafood in all of Seaport Village. border. A trolley will take you San Diego Zoo For those looking for from San Diego Union Station to San Diego Zoo is one of some romance with their vacation, the border in very little time. There the largest zoos in the world and the Cinderella Carriage Company are also n^ni-excursions toTijuana THURSDAY houses 900 species of animals. offers horse drawn carriage rides from Union Station. Disneyland is the'' Happiest Place on Earth" By Darren Polino they closed down the ride. It's too of George Lucas to make a new Coyote Chronicle Staff Writer bad because the Disney skyline film for the ride. looks bare without them. Once you walk through Summer is the time Forthose individuals who the gates of Disneyland you feel people visit their favorite theme have been toDisneyland "a million like a kid again. Don't try to fight parks. Disneyland is more than times," it might be a good idea to it. Get your picture taken with likely on that list since itis the most explore the Kingdom a little more your favorite character, buy a $1.50 popular park in the world. Mickey and discover things that they never Goofy hat, and frolic in the place Mouse and friends call the place knew existed. During my most that cx)uld have only been created the "Happiest Place on Earth,"and recent trip to Disneyland I Anally by Disney. It doesn't matter how it is very difficult to argue. This went up the stairs outside of The many times you've been, you'll summer, as they do every summer, Pirates of the Caribbean and found always And something new. If you Disneyland has pulled out all the the art gallery which features work can keep your cool in the summer stops for guest entertainment. from several of Disney's animated crowds and remember to have fun, Unfortunately for sum­ Alms. Disneyland is truly the "Happiest mer park goers, Disneyland will be Disneyland has extended Place on Earth. discontinuing their special priced park hours fcx* the summer and will tickets for Southern California be open from 9 a.m. until 1 a.m. U-CALL-IT residents starting June 16. But GET THE RIGHT daily. Along with these extended rumor has it the deal will be hours are show that could only be DATE OR MATE returning a little later in the season. seen at night. The Main Street Regular [»iced tickets are $33, and Electrical Parade will be running ...THE SAFE WAY... the discount price is $23. Also, throughout the summer along with since summer is Disney's most the Fantasy in the Sky firewoiks popular time of the year, expect show which features Tinkerbell's crowds and long lines. It would descent over the Magic Kingdom. -Successful, Exciting probably be a good idea to pack a The most spectacular of Men& Women...AII ages Bobby McGee's picnic lunch. This saves time and the night shows is Fantasmic!. It a small fortune. would be impossible for me to give 1905 S. Commercenter East Disneyland has over 60 adescripticm of the show in words rides including Star Tours, Space that would do it justice, but itis the -Choose from HUNDREDS San Bernardino, California Mountain, Splash Mountain and mostextravagant show that Disney RIGHT NOW in your area the newest ride the Indiana Jones has done yet. It features Mickey in Easy, Safe &iT WORKSI! Adventure, where guest can a battle against evil. The show explore the Temple of the integrates film with liveaction. Be FOTbidden Eye. Other rides that I^pared for lots of Are. 909-884-7233 have stood the test of time include My biggest complaint 1-900-776-6600 «l6953 Mr. Toads Wild Ride, The Pirates about Disneyland is that they tS.N par nla MUST br It yrs. of the Caribbean, and the dizzying should change die Star Tours ride. Tea Chips. As fw the Sky Buckets, It's fun, but how manytimes do we the rumors are true that someone have to go through the same Aight? Procall Co. (602) 954-7421 fell out of it and got killed, hence Disney should re-enlist the talents page 14 june 7. 199s the coyote chronicle Oversea Study Dispels Myths

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