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VOLUME 33, ISSUE 15 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO March 4, 1999 Mayor Judith Valles: A Vision on Education

By D'Lorah DeBarge Staff Writer Valles believes that it is incum­ policy, to assist me in that task bent upon the three education lev­ force. Dr. Nabil Razzouk, has been The city of San Bernardino els, namely K-12, San Bernardino very helpful in my task force for wants to develop a plan for local Valley College and CSUSB to co­ the business community, and Dr. education to bring up the head operate. She wants a "seamless Lee Hansen is helping us develop count. Apparently, education fig­ tlow" from kindergarten through a business plan..,I recognize and ures cited in the press suggest that university. reach to the university more and too few students in the San Ber­ Furthermore, she wants to ad­ more." nardino City School district, don't dress the widely-held notion that Valles extended an open invita­ make it to college. more minority women are needed tion to CSUSB students who wish Mayo'- Judith Valles wants to in sciences. This action plan would to participate in internship pro­ change that, "Our goal" she said, address those issues and more. grams. "Through our S.B.E.T.A. "is to increase the numbers." The university is a valuable re­ program, we would like to hire in­ While there are those at city hall source for the city because of the terns who are interested in city who believe the" numbers are in­ experts on staff there. For ex­ government," said Valles, "those accurate, nonetheless, the mayor ample," Valles said, "I will be em­ who are interested could work in wants a "solid city-wide action barking upon a major study of our the council office or city plan,"to create a program where charter, and I hope to include and administrator's office. there is more faculty to faculty ar­ ask some of the (CSUSB)faculty ticulation meetings. members that deal with public Mayor The honorable Mayor Judith Valles page 3 INSIDE... CFA REJECTS TENTATIVE AGREEMENT News

New Major By Amber Miner Meisenhelder, was a meeting of Chronicle Staff Writer ...page 3 the CSUSB CFA Executive Opinions & Board held on Tuesday. At this The membership of the Califor­ meeting, the Board discussed fu­ Editorials nia Faculty Association rejected ture plans of action. Theyalsodis- US World Role theCal State University's proposed cussed how to communicate the ...page 5 Tentative Agreement with a vole of local chapter's views and opinions 57% to 43%. At CSUSB, 190 to the statewide CFA. Features members voted, with 140, or 74% Then, in the middle of the week, Gallery Opening voting no on the TA. The results a meeting was held between the ...page 7 from the other 21 CFA chapters are Chancellor, Charles Reed, Board Art & not yet available. of Trustees representatives, and of­ The final results of the vote were ficers from the statewide CFA. Entertainment a surprise to many CFA members. The purpose of this meeting was Battle of the Boy Bands Prior to the rejection of the TA, to discuss what happens next. ..page 12 CSUSB members were discussing The third meeting regarding the on the campus network a merit pay negotiations will be the CFAPresi- boycott as one of the. last options dents' Council meeting, to be held Horoscopes to oppose the TA. Now, CFA mem­ this weekend. This meeting ..page 17 bers are in a position to formulate brought the presidents of the 22 new plans as to how to handle con­ chapters together to devise a "plan tract negotiations. of Action". This plan will focus And Much More The first step according to cam­ on the steps to be taken over the pus chapter president Tom next few months by the CtA. News The Coyote Chronicle March 4,1999 John Locher Memorial Award New Director Calling all student editorial car­ of $5 in check or money order A new director has been toonists! You can win an all-ex­ made payable to: AAEC/John named to a new position at pense paid trip to the Association Locher Memorial Award Con­ CSUSB. Dr. Susan M. Coo­ of American Editorial Cartoonists' test. Part-Time Job Expo per, formerly the director of Convention in Chattanooga, Ten­ Entries should include the academic computing and me­ nessee. following information: naiiie, dia at the university, has been Student cartoonists are invited to age, address, university, student named to the post, a director enter four clean copies of each of newspaper (comics have been Thursday, March 4 of distributed learning. Her their best-published editorial car­ published in,) telephone, date, 10 a.m. •2 p.m. job will be to guide the toons. Since it is students only, fax, and e-mail. university's progress in deliv­ prol^ssionals can not enter. 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The Coyote .HROMCLE EXECUTIVE EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR C David Cade Carrie Ann Still University Hall, room 037 ONLINE EDITOR 5500 University Parkway MANAGING EDITOR Jeremiah Newhouse San Bernardino, CA 92407 Dan Farmer ADVERTISING MANAGER (909) 880-5000, ext. 5289 (newsroom) ASSISTANT EDITOR Crystal Chatham (909) 880-5931 (business office) Patrick R. Pittman FAX (909) 880-7009 DISTRIBUTION MANAGER E-Mail: [email protected] DESIGN EDITOR vacant Staff Writers : Natalie Bohan, Sherri Cantrell, John Gray, Amber Cheri Dixon Miner, Jaysen Schaffer, Renee' Scherr, D'Lorah De Barge, Jeanette FACULTY ADVISOR PRODUCTION EDITOR Lee, Michael Bernardi, Jason Lazar. Stacey Hooker Robin Larsen The Coyote Chronicle (The Chronicle) is published on every Thursday during the academic BUSINESS MANAGER Amber Miner session by the Depanmeni of Communicaiion Studies, California Slate University, San Bernar­ COPY EDITOR dino. The opinions expressed in T/ie C/imn/c/c'are those ofihe student writCTs and editors, and Dan Tuckerman Investigative Reporter do not reflect the views of the university, its administration or faculty, or any other person or D'Lorah De Barge "Thanks Amber for all those institution unless expressly noted. The appearance of any advertisement in The Chronicle does &Iris Green ADMINISTRA TIVE ASSISTANT killer articles." - Your co­ not constitute an endorsement by the newspaper of the goods and services advertised. The Chronicle reserves the right to reject any advertisement it deems inappropriate. Michelle Wheeler workers at the Chronicle. % J News March 4, 1999 The Coyote Chronicle Page 3 Kappa Delta Searches for Their "Shamrock King"

national groups to expand and dis­ fundraiser includes a raffle ticket Each jar will represent one of the seminate knowledge about child and a meal ticket. Eighty percent 6 fraternities on campus. There is abuse prevention and to translate of the money we raise goes to our a nominee from each of the frater­ that knowledge into community local philanthropy, Child Help, nities and whichever gentleman action through sound policies and U.S.A., located in Beaumont, Cali­ receives the most money in their prevention programs". fornia and the remaining twenty jar will become Kappa Delta's In 1981, Kappa Delta be­ percent goes to the NCPCA. 1999 Shamrock King. All of that came the first fraternal organiza­ Kappa Delta does not keep any money raised is also donated to our

(Top) Yesl. I^eterann, Brooke, Rachel. Genny, Heidi. Anna, Yvonne, Angle, VonMsa, Amy' tion to support the National Com­ profits. philanthropies. (Bottom) Brandy. Artgie. Robin, Pomelo, Hilary, Jackie, Lore mittee for Prevention of Child On Wednesday, 17 March In addition, there will be activi­ Photo provided by Student life. Abuse (NCPCA) on a national 1999, the Zeta Zeta Chapter of ties for children. We have also in­ In the early [970s many key, founded the National Com­ level. Kappa Delta's attention was Kappa Delta Sorority will be host­ vited the children and staff of the agencies began to seriously docu­ mittee for Prevention of Child drawn to NCPCA because of the ing their 9th annual Shamrock Children's Center (on campus) to ment the number of child abuse in­ Abuse (NCPCA) in 1972. With involvement of Donna Stone Project. Tickets will begin selling participate. Anyone with children cidents. At that tiiho, it was deter­ help of professionals and non-pro­ Pesch, At her urging the Sorority's on 3 March 1999, at $5 each and is welcome to bring their children mined that about 60,000 such in­ fessionals, this volunteer organiza­ National Council decided to in­ will include an In-N-Gut ham­ and get involved!! cidents each year and many non- tion has grown from an idea into a clude this cause as one of its na­ burger, chips, and a drink. The Involvement and participa­ reported existed. national organization with at least tional philanthropies, and that an­ ticket will also serve as a raffle tion on our campus has been great Donna Stone Pesch, an ini­ one chapter in each of the 50 states nouncement was made at Kappa ticket and various prizes will be in the past and we hope that this tiate of Kappa Delta s chapter at and the District of Columbia. Delta's 1981 National Convention, given away. We will also be fea­ year we will once again have a Norlhv'cstern had already been By its own definition, To help raise money for this turing a dunk tank (3 balls for $ 1). super turnout and have some active in confronting child abuse. NCPCA is a "volunteer organiza­ philanthropy. Kappa Delta Soror­ Another way to get involved is to fun!!!! She became alarmed, and recog­ tion of concerned citizens work­ ity has since been hosting what we donate money into the various jars nizing that prevention would be the ing with community, state, and call a Shamrock Project. The that will be at the ticket tables. Added; Child Those students who are inter­ ested in the legal profession could intern in the city attorney's office." Almost any Track II department of city hall could of­ fer openings. With the Y2K di­ lemma, computer science ma­ jors are needed. Refuse, recy­ stuuie?., and several other human development, psychology, cling, environment; there are a^Ky members from the social sociology and anthropology many possibilities. It's invalu­ sciei^B to create the new pro- courses. able experience, and "it looks By popular demand^^w ma-i ram. Dr. Kamptner said these courses great on a resume," Valles said. jor on campus has emerged- Hu-^ The new bachelor's degree has explain "child growth and devel­ Valles said that as recently as man Development: Child Devel­ been approved by the Commis­ opment, child assessment, cogni­ last September, an afterschool opment Track II. Students want­ sion onTeacherCredentialing. In tive development, theories of play, partnership program to keep ing to major in child develop­ addition, students who complete atypical development, child guid­ middle school children occu­ ment, and also become c elemen­ the program as preparation for ance techniques, history of child­ pied with productive tal y school teachers, can now earn teaching elementary .school are hood, developmental psychobiol- afterschool activities was estab­ their credentials more easily. granted a waiver of the MSATex­ ogy, multicultural child develop­ lished in conjunction with Cal Knowledge about child devel­ amination for the multiple sub­ ment, and parent family relations." State. It utilizes the talents of opment and developmentally ap­ jects teaching credential. Further information about this graduate students who need ex­ propriate practices is essential for The difference between the Hu­ degree and advising can be found perience working with adoles­ anyone who plans to work with man Development; Child Devel­ at the P.A.L.S. advising center in cents. children," says the new major's opment Track II major and the UH-19. You can also call the ad­ The goal is to keep the chil­ champion, Dr, Laura Kamptpner, Liberal Studies major is the area vising center at 909.880-5482. If dren off the streets and out of professor of Human Development of emphasis. you would like to speak to a fac­ trouble between the hours of and Psychology; "since it will Liberal Studies students are ulty member contact either Dr. 2:00 and 6:00 when many par­ help them understand how chil­ given the option to choose their Laura Kamptner or Dr. Eugene ents are still at work, unable to dren learn at different ages." own emphasis. Human Develop­ Wong, Human Development/Psy­ monitor their children's activ­ Dr.Kamptner collaborated with ment: Child Development Track chology. ity. Dr. Dan Whitaker, coordinator of 11 students take a series of specific Opinions & Editorials Federal Appeals Court Rules

cion in federal interrogation rooms. fession MUST be voluntary. With­ tary Policeman and former cam­ Miranda Down The fourth circuit court should not out voluntariness, a confession can pus police officer, I know this right allow the states to vitiate it with­ suit a prosecutor's need and is fun­ very well. It not only provides a out a viable alternative." damentally flawed. In addition, it means of making suspects aware The courts have taken another is immoral to force a confession of their rights, but it also protects By David G. Smothers federal prosecutors could use con­ step in removing our political free­ out of a suspect without verifying me, the officer. In a law enforce­ Special to the Chronicle fessions by suspects who have not dom, as we know it. In this coun­ that he understands his rights. ment point of view, I have seen been informed of their so-called try, all are innocent until proven Heavy-handed law enforcement many cases that, if it were not for "You have the right to remain Miranda rights. guilty. The watering down of this does nothing but rape ouV rights as the reading of the miranda warn­ silent. Everything you say can and In the 1966 Miranda case, the right against self-incrimination is citizens. Why has our government ing, many criminals would have will be used against you in a court Supreme Court established that dangerous to democracy. been so against Miranda? Accord­ gone free. Evidence is crucial and of law. You have the right to have the accused have the right to re­ The issue is the Fifth Amend­ ing to NBC Columnist, Daniel lazy law enforcement strategies an attorney present. If you cannot main silent and that prosecutors ment right against self-incrimina­ Small, "The Clinton administra­ only nullify the power of evidence. afford an attorney, one will be pro­ may not use statements made by tion. The Fifth Amendment states tion [defends] ignoring the law by We as a society must never forget vided for you by the court." defendants while in police custody that no person, "shall be compelled claiming that it is unconstitu­ that we, as citizens, GIVE powers Americans have heard these unless the police have advised in any criminal case to be a wit­ tional." I suppose that lying un­ to the government. I am afraid words so many times on television them of their rights. ness against himself." Forced con­ der oath is constitutional; at least that if our government continues that it has been emblazoned onto Commentator David Cole says fessions violate that principle. according to the Clinton Adminis­ to erode our rights that we will the consciousness of American that the ruling by the fourth cir­ Forced confessions have proven tration. Maybe the posture taken slowly move into a tyrannical culture. In February, the fourth cuit court has "sanctioned the ex­ unreliable. With enough pressure by this administration is self- serv­ state. We must not let law enforce­ circuit court of appeals ruled that ploitation of inequality and coer­ and coercion, most people can be ing. ment become too powerful with­ driven to a breaking point. A con­ As a former Marine Corps Mili out counter-balancing that power.

;: • Lets face it 5||| English is a stupid language. • 1^1;; Hiere is no egg in the eggplant No ham in the hamburger ! Semester or Quarter? I understand that many people have different opinions on whether schools should be quarter schools or And neither pine nor apple in the pineapple. semester schools. I feel that, from my experiences with both systems, I can shed some light on why Cal State English muffins were not invented in England San Bernardino should stay with the quarter system. French fries were not invented in France. The main point of why we should stay with the quarter system is that it is best for the students. The quarter We sometimes take English for granted system allows students more freedom and diversity in the classes they take, because they have three sepa­ But if we examine its paradoxes we find Uiat rate times in which they can sign up for new classes. Quicksand takes you down slowly By contrast, with a semester schedule, they only have two occasions. The length of 10-week classes Boxing rings are square allows a student to have the necessary time to learn a certain subject without becoming bored. With 16 And a guinea pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig. weeks of class, from my personal experience, you become bored with the same subject, teacher, students, If writers write, how come fingers don't fing. etc. Quarters give you the freedom to change classes more often, allowing less chance of bumout from If the plural of tooth is teeth certain classes. Also, in a semester system, when you leave for Christmas break and come back, you have to ; : Shouldn't the plural of phone booth be phone beeih get ready for finals; whereas for the quarter system, your finals are done, and it will be time to start new If the teacher taught, Why didn't the preacher praught. classes. No one wants to worry during the break about upcoming tests and pressures. I feel that, through a If a vegetarian eats vegetables variety of classes and shorter term lengths, students are much happier and will do much better in their What the heck does a humanitarian eat!? education in the long run. Why do people recite at a play Yet play at a recital ? Park on ckiveways and Drive on parkways How can the weather be as hot as hell on one day Don't Believe Everything You Read And as cold as hell on another You have to marvel at the unique lunacy ^ By Paulie Kimball ance over five the next years, to can receive any health benefits. Of a language where a house can burn up as - Special to the Chronicle help those same people if they re­ As your income increases so It burns down . turn to work. does the share of cost. If you And in which you fill in a form By filling it out Sounds good doesn't it. On the were currently receiving Social And a bell is only heard once it goes! In recent weeks there have surface yes, but if you look a little Security Disability, all of your English was invented by people, not coiiq>uters been several news stories about deeper you see that it's not all it's medical bills and prescriptions And it reflects the creativity of the human race President Clinton and guaranteed crcked up to be. are covered 100%. You are also (Which of course isn't a race at all) health insurance for people with There is already a program in able to live in subsidized hous­ That is why When the stm-s are out they are visible • disabilities who return to work. place that provides this type of in­ ing. Your income would be the But when the lights are out they are invisible According to Clinton, those on surance and has been for several same net as if you were at work And why it is that when I wind up my watch disability are afraid to return to years. Clinton is not providing making the $1,000, but you can It starts But when I wind up this poem work because of the possibility anything new. What they don't tell save money on your housing It ends. of loosing health coverage. He people is that if you go work and costs, discounts on utility bills further states that he will ask for earn $1,000, you are required to - —Paulie Kimball over $1.2 billion in health insur­ pay a $300 deductible before you - see BELIEVE page 10 - Opinions & Editorials March 4,1999 The Covote Chronicle Page, 5

By Dan Farmer all have access to on-line news, - To Paper or Not to Paper - there's just something about hold­ Managing Editor our writers are on the verge of ner­ content. Also there are no busi­ stimulate the administration's in­ ing a paper in your hand that a vous breakdowns due to excessive To paper or not to paper, that is ness or marketing majors helping terest in creating journalism ma­ computer screen will never re­ workloads every week. In addition the question. Should this school out. Where is the advertising know jor. I also hope that our staff will place. Hence the need for gradu­ to covering two and three articles a have a great school newspaper? how supposed to come from? become more efficient with de­ ates who know how to write for piece, they're also full-time stu­ Many of our critics certainly seem There are currently no incentives sign, advertising, content and newspapers and magazines like dents with part time jobs off cam­ to think so. Some feel that The to remain on staff besides pride, overall effectiveness. Time. And even if the industry of Coyote Chronicle should be a daily and that doesn't mean a lot when The school paper is the voice pus. print media suffers a little from When I asked someone on the paper. Some feel that it does not midterms roll around. of the campus. It should inform downsizing, they still need people staff why more journalism students cover enough campus activities There are some changes a-comin and educate. It should entertain. who are qualified to write for the aren't interested in being staff writ­ and clubs. Some feel that there are at The Coyote Chronicle. As of It should raise awareness of local on-line editions. ers or doing freelance work, they loo many errors. Well, guess next quarter The Coyote Chronicle and national issues. And it will. So what gives? laughed. I hope it's not another bureau­ what... will be running a new staffing plan. Times are crazy now, but wait for When I asked what was so funny, cratic, catch 22. You know the WE DON'T HAVE A JOUR- There will be incentives for staff the payoff. It will be more than they replied, "What journalism stu­ kind. In order to get the budget to NALISMMAJORATCSUSB!! I members that demonstrate exem­ worth it. give my heart-felt thanks to those plary work and loyalty. There will dents?" add a new major, the communica­ Much to my surprise, I found out department needs the stu­ who have martyred themselves be positions added to the staff di­ tions CSUSB doesn't have a journalism dents. But to attract the students and joined The Coyote Chronicle rectly addressing public relations By David Cade major. I was shocked. How could a in the first place, the department team. But, there is very little and marketing issues and these Executive Editor university that's so proud of hav­ chance that The Coyote Chronicle positions will be compensated. needs the major. ing over 13,000 students not have If President Karnig wants the can hope to achieve the expecta­ There will be incentives for in­ Ever since I inherited the privi­ a journalism major? Coyote Chronicle to be one of the tions of the students, faculty and creasing distribution. Believe me, lege of being Executive Editor, I And why is the Coyote best college newspapers in the Cal administration with the lack of there will be some positive have been wondering why we Chronicle, which has the responsi­ State system, he might consider support that we get. changes to come. don't have more students inter­ representing our school to adding a journalism major to the We only have one journalism With a little bit of hard work, ested in writing for our paper. bility of the rest of the world, given so little curriculum in the communications teacher on campus. C'mon! A will power and some luck this pa­ With our limited resources, it support from the university? department. We might just get the fully functional newspaper needs per will become one of the best has been a constant struggle to Print media isn't going the way support we desperately need. a staff that is schooled in journal­ papers in the Inland Empire. I can cover all the stories we want to of the dinosaurs. Even though we Does anyone else agree? istic writing, design and correct only hope that our efforts will include in each edition. Most of Bill Sucks: We're All Doomed!! By Dan A. Farmer classes at Simon Eraser University Managing Editor keeping Clinton in office, the try to regain any sense of value tory? What will parents tell their in Vancouver, Canada, for I know Democratic representatives could and decency? How could Hillary children who may lie and defend not how much longer I can stand The mockery of a society and a not approach anything close? stay quiet during this process and themselves by saying, "But the being an American. nation continues, and now with no I am neither a Republican nor a watch the country disregard a President lied, and he didn't get into Until this time, I will continue absolution. The recent Senate vote Democrat; this recent shamble of President with a history of lying trouble?" to try to have my voice heard and has released "Slick Willie" entirely a trial is the reason why. Parties and sexual infidelity? What stan­ I am sickened to the point of dis­ hopefully awaken the conscious­ of all wrongdoing. Not one Demo­ remove any moral conscience dard have we as a country set for gust at the disdainfulness of our ness of a society. To those out crat stepped forward from the party from the political forum. If it were the youth of America? government and the fact that I have there that are in the same boat as I and voted their conscious. Not one a moral choice to keep this infidel The youth of our country has no choice but to live, side by side, am, my heart goes out to you. To Democrat had the gumption to rise and perjurer in office, he would accelerated the rate of unwed with a country full of hypocrites and those of you who honestly believe to the occasion and show any have been removed in a landslide. pregnancies to the point of accep­ politically lazy non-voters who that our government is okay the moral stance toward a President Instead, the judicial system of the tance. Does this not further the could give a s#*t about where our way it is, seek help or write in so that has stamped our history with greatest government of the world damage? Does anyone see the country is headed and what it stands that I may at least have some so­ shame and irresponsibility. Does has been reduced to self-preserva­ dangers of promoting sexual pro­ for. Hopefully I will be accepted lace in the fact that, even if you anyone think it's odd that while the tion of the Democratic Party. miscuity in the age of AIDS, the into our National Student Exchange are wrong, at least you care. country happens to be 35% against What will it take for our coun most deadly disease in recent his­ program and will be able to attend Features Page 6 The Coyote Chronicle March 4,1999

By Kristin N. Hatcher lowed him to use the campus to Organi- Special to the Chronicle film, only requesting advance no­ z a t i o n tice. These two factors have helped advisor It began as an idea two years him keep his costs down enough to at Valley ago. Between classes or in his free allow him to make his dream a re­ College. moments he would write down ality. He in­ ideas for the script. A little dia­ Reggie began his film career spired logue here, a little there and pretty simply by taking classes at San Reggie soon he had a full-length script. Bernardino Valley College. While to ex- For Reggie Ross, writing the there, he took as many theater and press script for his movie "Freedom film classes as he could and also himself Bluz" was a cathartic experience. became President of the Black Stu­ and It is a melodrama about two Organization. According to helped dent Reggie Ross, Cat people who learn to reveal their Reggie, it was being a part of that him fo­ State San Bernardino inner feelings to themselves and organization helped him learn to cus on English major to each other. It is about the free­ talk to people. "I can't be afraid of what he dom to be you and to express your­ the 'no's' anymore," he said. "I wanted. self. Now he is taking that expres­ have a tendency to want to prejudge He has Photos By Nolole botton sion one step further; he is mak­ a situation, to think 'no, they would been a ing his feature-length movie here never let me do that, so why mentor people that she has pushed all of wants to help them learn how to on the CSUSB campus. bother?' I had to overcome all of to Reggie, and if he becomes suc­ her own emotions away. Together, keep in touch with their inner abili­ Despite not having a budget, that." cessful Reggie would like to help they learn to explore their indi­ ties just as be has learned. He plans he is using a broadcast quality No one is telling Reggie "no" fund a more comprehensive pro­ viduality. When completed, to graduate next Spring and would digital video camera and hopes to now. Hp hopes to wrap up shoot­ duction program for Valley Col­ Reggie hopes to be able to have a like to go to graduate school at send his finished product to sev­ ing by the end of this month, al­ lege. He would like to help those CSULA. eral film/video festivals, including though he may have to continue it who helped him. screening on campus. While Reggie is an English Whatever happens to Reggie the "Acapulco African-American into December. "I can see it," he The movie, being made un­ major, he still hopes to be a writer, with his movie career or teaching film festival" sponsored by HBO. said, "All of the visions that were der his own title "RegMoe" pro­ director, producer and actor. pursuits, he is looking forward to Currently he has a cast and crew in my head, I can see them on video ductions, is about a man who is Knowing how fickle Hollywood the next step. "I can't wait to get of around forty people, all work­ now. It's really exciting." an ex-convict/poet that has lost his is, he is also planning a career as to the next level," he said. He's al­ ing for free. In addition, he praised Walter Rucker is the projects edge, and a woman who owns a an English teacher. He has a pas­ most there. CSUSB for being so accommodat­ Executive Producer and also a his­ Jazz club called "The Refuge". She sion for teaching and students and ing to his requests. They have al­ tory teacher and the Black Student spends so much time helping other

Reconnaissance Agency (NRG), thwart terrorism and prevent San Bernardino and the National Security Agency the senseless killing of inno­ (NSA). cent people at embassies and Lewis said this responsibility other outposts around the Representative Joins ties in directly with his new role globe." as Chairman of the Defense Ap­ Congressman Lewis is a U.S. Intelligence propriations Committee. life long resident of San Ber­ Lewis will be responsible for nardino. Lewis has played an Community legislative oversight and budget important role in making review of all classified U.S. intel­ progress in the areas of tough ligence and national security ac­ environmental standards, ef­ tivities, including funding over­ fective crime and drug legis­ Lewis Named sight of the entire national secu­ lation, and emergency disaster VIce-Chairman Of House rity and Pentagon budget which relief funds. exceeded $250 billion last year. If you would like to con­ Permanent Select "While the United States re­ tact Congressman Lewis, you mains at peace, the world is filled can either log on to: Committee On Intelligence with trouble spots that could ignite http:\\www.house.gov\Jerry lewis, into conflict at moment's notice. or you can write to: Congressman, Jerry Lewis For this reason, the United States Congressman Jerry By David G. Smothers must not only remain strong, we Lewis Special to the Chronicle vice-chairman of the House Per­ charge of oversight of the activi­ must continue to maintain the fin­ 2112 Rayburn House manent Select Committee on Intel­ ties and budget of the U.S. Intelli­ est capabilities to monitor politi­ Office Building ligence. gence community. cal, cultural, military, and eco­ Washington, D.C. San Bernardino's Represen­ Vice-Chairman is a leadership The intelligence community is nomic developments around the 20515 globe. We must also use our sub­ tative, Congressman Jerry position within the House of Rep­ composed of the Central Intelli­ Or call: (800) 233-1700 Lewis has been selected as resentatives. The committee is in gence Agency (CIA), the National stantia! capabilities to continue to Features March 4,1999 The Coyote Chronicle Page 7 Gallery Opening:

By Shari Myers that gives Chronicle Staff Writer her a good idea for a If you missed the art show in­ piece. An­ side a U-haul truck parked in front other inter­ of the museum, you missed out on esting way an exciting event. to get an For Steven King's senior semi­ idea is to nar class the whole exhibition was keep a just a chance to do what they love journal. best, creating art. Kristina Kristina Faragher says, "that art is a chance might to explore yourself." make a The theme, which involved a U- smaller composition of her work beautiful piece with ceramic and haul truck, represented the idea of and then just make it larger. Some pine needles, is a very talented art­ moving through life, not really of the work that Kristina has in­ ist. Julie Evens, another student in sure where we are going. cluded in the art show comes from the class, did a good job on her Todd Puchalski, one of the art­ "weird" colors and from the work entitled, "Dirty Laundry." ists in the show, wants students to 1950's. She has "reduced forms to Patrick Higgins made a collage be able to relate to the exhibits on minimize shapes." entitled, "She Is Seen In Chance Art is definitely a tal­ Passings." Flore Barbu made an ent that Todd would like untitled, acrylic on canvas. to pursue for a career, af­ All of the artists involved in the ter maybe going to grad exhibition showed true talent and school. He believes that skill in what they have created. it is important for stu­ Even though the show was a class dents to be able to relate effort, this was not "work" for the to his artwork. That is artists who create projects in their why the theme "Where own spare time. It is more like a Are We Going" fits his hobby that can be enjoyed both work so well. "Art can outside of class and during class. take you on all different For people that are interested in directions, the same as pursuing art as a profession, they life will...we do not should definitely go for it and let know where exactly that the creative side flow. And for path will lead." those that like to express that ar­ The U-haul truck, full tistic side just for fun, maybe you of all the beautiful could become one of Steven King's thought provoking dis­ students. This will give you an op­ plays, was just the right portunity to get involved in this touch to pull off the idea once a year art show and let all of display. He has a few different of moving through life. One of my the students of CSUSB know just items on display, which include favorite displays was an exhibit, what you're made of! images using both photography which was created by Todd. and mixed media. A sharp, jagged edge mirror Misty Burruel is an artist who with a re-creation of the has a very interesting way of de­ artist's face imprinted inside. scribing her work. Misty said it's The secret in this piece was "a part of a series of obsessive how to include the face in­ compulsive disorder." She is not side the mirror, which is the type of artist who is known for something that is not easy to realism. Abstract art is more of figure out. what she is about;"it is important Besides the works of the for the viewers to think for them­ three artists present, there selves rather than being told out­ were many other interesting right what the picture is supposed pieces made by four more to mean." students of Steven King's If you're wondering what artists class. do to prepare for work on a piece Unfortunately, I did not of art, Kristina has her own tech­ get an opportunity to meet nique. Sometimes she sketches out these artists but they had an idea, or she might see a color some beautiful work as well. combination when walking around Dessie Mckean, who did a AH pholot by Ndtole Bohon Environment Pages The Coyote Chronicle March 4,1999

Spacializing in rmiiy. cryram. Red-Legged Frogs pnrsonnl bijury, landlord/tBaant mdntiiBrriildSGffaw. Threatened The frogs are not living in the And the frogs are not the only toxic waste itself just in water animals that are hanging out at the nearby. However, the cleanup dump. Deer, coyote, feral pigs, located In tea AS! Suites By Toxic manager notes that no cleanup ac­ rattlesnakes, ground squirrels and m tea Stedaot Union flii tion can be taken if a threatened a variety of birds have been seen Waste species could be harmed or die as on site because it is the largest a result. source of water in the area. So, the cleanup plans By Assemblyman Thus, because of the are being altered be­ Naturally Resourceful Bill Leonard red-legged frog, there cause of the will re-main 447 • Special to the Chronicle You can help conserve natural resources by recycling frogs. For million many of the prodcts you are now using in your daily life, example, a gal- from aluminum cans to newsp^ers. Here's a resource to The biggest problem with pub­ smaller find out where and how: lic policy is the unintended conse­ pond could quences of some laws and regula­ not be Environments! Pefense Fund tions. Some of those conse­ com­ 1-800-CALL-EDF quences, while unintended, can be pletely foreseen. This latest story is an drained at amusing example of two public the start of Last Chance policies colliding in a most unex­ t h e pected way. Policy number one: the U.S. to Participate in the Fish and Wildlife Service has listed the red-legged frog as a threatened species under the Fed­ National Student eral Endangered Species Act. Policy number two: the closed Casmalia Resources toxic waste Exchange dump near Santa Maria, Ca. needs to be cleaned up because there are rainy for the 1999-2000 Year nearly 500 million gallons of de­ season. Op­ teriorating drums of poison on the erators may also be required to for longer site. maintain pond water levels and than necessary. And though the You guessed it: red-legged frogs meet strict water quality standards. frogs may be surrounded by heavy The Deadline Has Been migrated into the dump last Sep­ Other cleanup plans have been metals, pesticides, petroleum, in­ tember from a nearby creek. A sur­ called off so that heavy equipment, fectious waste and cyanide, their Extended! vey has shown that as many as 300 like that needed to do dike im­ little ponds will meet water qual­ frogs are living in ponds on the provements, would not have to be ity standards. Perhaps the frogs • Choose from 143 campuses in 49 dumpsite. brought into the frog's habitat. will reflect upon the ironies of pub­ That would make the dump That equipment could potentially lic policy as they lounge in their states home to one of the biggest popu­ squish a frog or, as the project clean ponds. • Including Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico lations of red-legged frogs in the manager said, drop a rock on a state. frog's head. and Guam • Remain a CSUSB student ASI Environmental Committee: • Pay CSUSB or in-state tuition If you are Interested In volunteering for the committee • Take your financial aid with you or have any suggestions, please come by ASI Services Office In SU-113 or call 880-7210. You can also leave • Only a 2.5 CPA required messages in the environmental box In the ASI office. • Must be a sophmore , junior or senior Contact NSL Coordinator Get any 6" Theron Pace at UH-183 iFREE 880-5239 I Footfong or 6-inch Subway; sub for L-inail; [email protected] j Buy 1 Sub & Large Drink 1 and Get d Second Sub o>«vg«sirY New Deadline for 1999-2000 year: April 8**^ I of Equal or Lesser *1.99 I Value FREE Take Advantage Of A Great 40th when you purchase CWcoupon p«f cu»lwmr. .Hot vaMwOh: anyottwroffw. vaW at fft/$ 1050 W. Kendall \ large drink Opportunity! J San Bernardino • 886-3343 k V» C-r- i &<1 1 l.i Health March 4,1999 The Coyote Chronicle Page 9

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Before the show, The Coyote goodies on there Midwest and where around, (laughing) Chronicle had a chance to sit down that I know abso­ then we go back Pat: He went downstairs to deal with the members of Pushmonkey lutely nothing home. with some stuff. and find out a little about their re­ about. Coyote: Right Coyote: As far as vocals wise, cent rise in fame and what's ahead Coyote: So, on. So you guys have such a wide range. for the band. when did you Handslide", You really don't sec that a lot in Coyote: Welcome back to" LA guys sign with that's like your today's bands. Did that just kind guys. Arista? new release as of come together when you were Will: Thanks. Will: Novem­ far as single meeting each other vocals wise? Coyote: Weren't you guys in ber, urn, a year wise? Will: Well, I think that, like for town recently doing a cameo on and a couple Will: Right. me being the worst singer in the Melrose Place? months ago. We Coyote: band, I had the most desire to sing. Will: Well, we taped it in Octo­ started making a What's next? And because I wanna sing so much, ber and it aired in December. record in March, Will: Uh, that the other guys are always will­ Coyote: Was that the biggest no, a, April. We "Caught My ing to jump in ahead of me, so they national exposure you've had so did that with Mind". It just re­ don't have to hear me. Really what far? Mike Clink who leased for radio happens is Howie and Darwin are Will: Well we've opened for did Guns and and it's on 50 doing it most of the time and most Kiss, and stuff like that and, yea I Roses. stations already. of the time they make up their own guess (cell phone rings) (I asked Coyote: Right. Coyote: What parts. Sometimes Tony will write for autographs during the phone Will: And then about "Ashtray a tune, and have something kind of convo) came out with the Red"? That ready for somebody. Sometimes Coyote: Now, I guess you guys album with September. song kicks ass. any one of us could come up with have been together for nine years? Coyote: How did they end up Will: Yea, that's a good one. It the lead vocal melody that Tony Will: Well, we've really only finding you guys? ' Pat: August. was between that and "Handslide" ends up singing. A lot of the time been together as a band for four Will: Basically we're managed Will: Yea, six months. And for our first single. it just happens before any lyrics are years. Four or five. by Bill Ham who also manages we've been with Godsmack for four Coyote: Now Howie, I hear that even written. Coyote: Didn't you have an al­ ZZ Top. He's been in the music weeks now. you guys don't write any of your Coyote: So who thought of the bum out called "Maize" business for quite a few years or Coyote: So, has it been kind of music down? name (Pushmonkey)? Will: Yea, it's no longer avail­ so. And he has lots of connec­ crazy? Howie: Yea, we don't write it Will; Pat, it was written on his able, it sold out. tions you know, and he's got lots Will: Yeah, yea... down. underwear when he, uh, used to go Coyote: Are you gonna of people's ears. And we worked Coyote: I mean as far as major Coyote: How do you guys put to camp. rerelease it? for him for a couple years and lours, how long did you open up for it together? Coyote: What?! Will: Maybe so. We really don't when we all thought we were Kiss? Will: Well we do record some Will: You know how you write want any distractions so to speak. ready and stuff we, uh, tried to get Will: For about a week. stuff to make sure we don't forget your name oii .your underwear We're just kind of trying to focus a deal. And Arista was the one Coyote: So are you guys like go­ it. Like if we're gonna leave it when you go to camp? on that (the new album).(cell that Bill Ham really wanted us ing all around the country? forawhile. We're really just used Pat: I just opened up my suit­ phone rings again) with all along and an our A«&R Will: Um, I think we've been to working by ear. You just make case and like "oh my God!" . Coyote: (to Darwin) So you're guy saw us at South by Southwest around the country three times now. it up in your head and then you Will: And it said Pushmonkey on the one who wants to get on the in 97, uh, is that right, 97? Pat: Just in the last month we play it, or, and then you play it and all his underwear. Letterman show? Pat: Yea, 96 was when we started in Albany . Drove from you go, "Ooh, I like it. I like what Coyote: That rocks. Darwin: Yea. opened up for Kiss. Texas to Albany and worked all the I heard". But none of us are Howie: They're lying. That's a Coyote: I pulled your guys' bio Will: 97, there you go. way down the coast. And now schooled musicians. total lie. up on your web site. Nice trailer Coyote: So, how long have you we're over here. 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oi Henry Miller Is, without a doubt, one of the greatest writers of all time—although many have made the 0£. mistake of disregarding his work as vulgar and pornographic. That's probably the reason you won't find Miller being taught at many universities, if any. You won't find him getting much critical acclaim or recognition in books ab^l literature. He's not even included in collec­ tions of American literature, at least the few dozen I've seen. Yet the fact still remains: with fearless prose and a dizzying command of the English language, Miller provides a moving, unconventional, rebellious, poetic, philosophical and humorous expression of his experiences and the human condition. Black Spring, a collection of stories Miller wrote over the years, is perhaps the most daring work he ever published—which is saying a lot. It's certainly not as famous as Tropic of Cancer or Tropic of Capricorn, but it's certainly more brazen, introspective and subversive than either novel. It captures his Brooklyn childhood and his experiences work­ * ing in his father's tailor shop. It has his brutally honest reflections of America. It has a decadent portrait of Paris nightlife in the I930's and a humorous reflection on an exceptionally average and dismal friend, he calls, "Jabberwhorl Cronstadt." I recommend this book to anyone who loves modern literature. And I highly recommend this book to writers because of Miller's amazing prose style. It's had a profound impact on how I think about my own writing and literature in general. But don't take my word for it—go read for yourself! "A wikiwatcr of pfose, a catarKt, a votcano, a an earthquake."—Norman Mailer

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Adam find a healthy wife to take back with him to the bomb shel­ Latino She Seid ter. She takes him to a hot night­ club where Brendan easily picks- Culture Film up on women by using politeness, By Natalie Boehm early 1990's, French, and swing dancing. Alicia Festival Chronicle staff Writer and the locks Silverstone gives a good perfor­ ••••••••••••••••• on the bomb mance by showing some jealousy Wed., March 10: Part Blast from the Past got one shelter open. towards Adam's achievments, but II, "The U.S. Mexico thumb up, but my other thumb was Adam sur­ I would have liked to see her char­ resistant to point in an upward di­ faces to the acter differ from that she portrayed War" PS-10, 8PM. The rection. This comball movie sl^ts top were he in the movie Clueless. The best second half of the docu­ cutie Brendon Fraiser who is bom must com­ part of her contribution to this mentary presented on and raised in his parents bomb plete his mis­ movie is her perfectly bouncy Wed., March 3. Don't shelter. His father is a wacky sci­ sion to gather curly hair. entist who believes that a nuclear miss it! supplies, and Blast from the Past is a "cute" bomb has dropped on his house, return under­ movie, but it is nothing you prob­ but in all actuality it is only an air­ ground to the able haven't seen before. Even if Wed., March 17: "La plane. Though their lives were bomb shelter. you have a student discount, I sug­ Bamba" PS-10. 8PM. saved from being crushed by an The movie's gest to save your money, and see airplane, Adam (Brendon Fraiser) Lou Diamond Phillips highlights occur during Adam's On Adam's journey he meets his it when it comes out on cable. On and family are locked in their stars in the role of rock adventure upon meeting some in­ guide, Eve (Alicia Silverstone), a scale on one to ten I am being bomb shelter for the next thirty- teresting people, and having some who helps him blend in with the generous when I give this movie a star Richie Valens, di­ five years. The year is now in the new experiences. 20th century. Eve also has to help five. rected by Luis Valdez. Pacific Underground Page 14 1 he Coyote Chronicle March 4,1999

FICTION Fiction FICTION Fiction FICTION At the Golden Gates By Jeremiah Dollins Special to tba Chronicle "Turn me away? Now, why would He go do a it's very likely that He is aware of thing like chat?" what I have to tell Him, but what if He's "You know why. Stop playing dumb, * a guard not? If He's not aware, I wouldn't want Him "Better to reign in Hell..." Satan con­ said. knowing who didn't let me in." tinually told himself as he grew nearer to "You made Him a promise,' the other guard The guards looked at each other and shook the gates of Heaven. The monolithic golden said. "And you didn't keep it." their heads. They were very concerned. Satan gates reminded him of the stupid, stupid, Satan pretended to think about what they held back a mischievous smile that threat­ stupid decision he made all those years ago. were saying for a moment, then he said, "Oh, ened to spread on his face. He would wait It was one of those boners that mess you up you mean that thing with the American Presi­ until they parted the gates. For a few mo­ for all eternity that you look back on with dent. That wasn't me." ments, the guards discussed. They didn't know this urge to rap yourself on the head or kick "Than who was it?" what to do. When they had come to their yourself in the backside. Satan had learned conclusion, they returned to Satan, stood to live with himself well enough since fast, and said: "We will not let his rebellion; he found ways to ignore you in." his pain by dishing it out onto others. • Satan stared at Che guards with It was just times like these-when he found an incomprehensible glare. Their himself paying a visit to God-that hind­ confusion had been replaced by sight entered his field of vision and he \\ conviction, and they were stead­ saw what could've been, not what already to fast in their decision. "What do was. you mean?" Satan asked. "I "Better to reign in Hell,' he reas­ mean...1 mean...what, you're go­ sured himself. * reign in ing to deny God?" Satan approached the golden gates of "If y:..u're telling the truth, Heaven and tried his hardest not to look unfortunately, yes," one guard up at them and admire their brilliant said. structure. He had seen them countless Satan muttered. "But we also hold to the knowl­ times since his creation and he had never edge that if it is important, He found himself accustomed to their beauty. \\ already knows," the other guard Every time he came to call on God he to finished. Satan couldn't believe gawked at them like an awestricken child. this was happening. He had done This was not the kind of image he was this a hundred, tvo hundred, a trying to pass on to the guards at the thousand times before and never gates. He was the Prince of Lies, the reign in Hell.'^ had he come across such insolence. Deceiver, the Serpent that tricked Adam "I don't know who's more of a and Eve-there was no way he wanted them rebel: you or me," Satan said, to know who and what he really was: a and walked away, holding on to a failed loser with an inferiority com­ plex. tiny scrap of hope that his last words would sway their actions. "Better to reign in Hell," Satan contin­ They did not. ued. "He has free-will; why don't you ask him?" Satan affected an innocent faAade as he took As Satan was walking away, the gates of The guards assumed their defensive posi­ a few steps closer to the gates. The guards Heaven slowly began to open. There was no tions when Satan approached. He stopped drool­ closed rank and formed a wall. "Come on you creaking, for this was not an old relic. It ing over the gates and turned his attentions two, do you really think that I would go back was an overpowering sound nonetheless, like on them. All those years ago he had managed on my word to God? It's not like He wouldn't the resounding crash of a thousand waves. to fool two-thirds of all the angels to come already know you were going to do it once the Satan turned around and beheld the awesome with him, so getting these two to let him in words came from your mouth." light of God. He knew it was God, because the didn't seem like such a chore. Satan cleared The guards didn't know how to respond. shame and remorse that he felt approaching his throat, straightened his posture, and They looked at each other, and back at Sa­ the gates was infinitesimal compared to that put on the smile that had dcunned so many tan. Confusion raised their eyebrows. "None­ which he felt now. souls throughout the centuries. theless," they said. "We have orders. Do you "Better to reign in Hell," Satan mut­ "Good morning," Satan said. The guards, think we're stupid to disobey the Father?" tered. "Better to reign in Hell." did not respond. "Oh, come now, you two, "Of course not. Of course not," Satan "Come Lucifer," God said. "I will enter­ what's with all this seriousness? You're in said, feeling like a prize fighter with his tain your childish ramblings." Heaven; it's time for rejoicing and serving opponent on the ropes. "But I know that you "I hate it when you call me that," Satan the Lord. Instead, you two look like those would feel very guilty if I was unable to grumbled, looking at his feet. mannequins outside Buckingham Palace." make God privy to something very important, "Look at me when you talk, " God corrected. "Why are you here?" One of the guards asked. something I don't think He is aware of." "Your cowardice is very unappealing." "God's aware of everything," the guards Satan looked up into the light, but Satan feigned a confused look, as though said. shielded his eyes. "I have something very he was thinking. "I thought I would come and call on your Boss." "Everything He wants to be aware of, you important to talk to you about." mean," Satan twisted. "I need to see Him. I "Come then," God said. "Let us talk." "He has given specific orders to turn you mean. away," the guards said. God went back through the gates and into Pacific Underground

Heaven while Satan followed. As he passed of. I just think you've let his life be a Satan did not like these rules. He tried the guards, Satan looked at them both and little too easy, know what I'm saying? If to think of the various imps that God might showed them that snide grin he had been re­ you let me have, say, a week...I bet he'd choose and tried to figure out which one was pressing. It always felt good to snub the change his tune about you." the weakest. It wouldn't be Nicholas-he was angels. "You think so." God said. evil to the core, doing eternity on account Daniel Appleton was who Satan wanted to "I know what you're thinking," Satan of multiple unrepented murders. And Satan discuss. For weeks he had been spying on the blurted. "You're thinking about Job. Well, didn't think it would be Kyra, because she life of Daniel Appleton and had seen the what can I say? I was wrong. How was I to actually'wanted to be in Hell. It wouldn't signs that showed God was preparing him for know that he would be able to survive losing be Samuel either: he was the one having the greatness. There had been the confidence everything? I still think you were too nice most fun. If it was going to be anyone, Satan boosters, like being able to pay all the to him at the end, but what else am I going thought it would be... bills to winning a pick-up basketball game to say?" "Harold," God said. "I choose your imp with some friends from church. There were "You're a bad loser," God said. Harold." also the moral boosters, such as when Daniel "Yeah, but I'm trying real hard to slan­ Satan cringed. Of all the imps, Harold avoided making love with his girlfriend. And der his name down there, though. I think was the last one he wanted going to earth to worst of all, there was the subtle door- I've done a pretty good job so far, don't prey on the vulnerable souls. "Why Harold?" opening that God liked to do when his chil­ you?" Satan asked. "He's weak, and you know it." dren weren't looking. Daniel's pastor. Rev. "It really makes no difference." "He may be stronger than you think," God Tucker, was under the microscope by his church "Says you. I'm still in denial." replied. committee for money laundering, which-de- "So," God continued. "You want one week "Harold couldn't tempt a dog, let alone a spite being a dark time for the pastor-was to wreck havoc on Daniel Appleton's life in man." the opening Daniel needed to assume leader­ order to make him denounce Me?" "That remains to be seen." ship of the church. Satan's blood boiled "That's right." "I think you're jeopardizing my plans. every time he looked in on Daniel Appleton; "I will grant your request." This is more unfair than what you're cur­ it seemed there was nothing he could do to Satan flashed a wide grin. rently doing." stop him from achieving God's plan. "But, on one condition." "Then you're free to renege on the deal, "•'I think this is unfair," Satan told God. Satan's grin turned upside-down. "You and if that's what you want." "You're not even giving him the chance to Your conditions," he said. "If it isn't one "Better to reign in Hell..." Satan mumbled rejoice in his trials. I mean when Paul thing, it's always something else." to himself. "Better to reign in Hell." achieved great things, at least I got the "The condition is that I get to choose "Just keep fooling yourself, Lucifer," chance to throw him off a little." the imp you send to torment Daniel Appleton." God said. "Someday you will face the real­ "Your whining tries my patience, " God said. "What?" ity. " "You are correct in noting that I have a plan "Yes, that's the condition. If you do not "I hate it when You call me that." for Daniel Appleton, but you are overlooking want to play by these rules, then there is no "Go. Lay your plans, call on Harold, and the obvious troubles he has gone through. deal." do what you must. You have a week." Just recently, if you remember, his father Satan grew pensive. Why would God make Satan smiled. "To God, a day is as a came to be with me." this the condition? He knew God was trying thousand years," he quipped. "Yeah, yeah, but his father knew you, so to find a way to undermine his plans. "Your "Yes," God said. "But to you, a day is 24 it was a time of rejoicing for Daniel. It's condition sounds like a way to keep me from hours, and you have but seven of them." not like he had to sit there and struggle for achieving my goal." Satan fled from Heaven quickly thereaf­ a while over whether or not his dad was going "You may very well see it that way," God ter, glad to be gone. The further he walked, the more like himself he felt. And the more to Heaven." said. "But it doesn't matter. If you want to "You do have a point there," God said. get your hands on Daniel Appleton, you have like himself he felt, the more a plan began "All I'm asking is that you give me the to do it My way." to emerge in his malignant mind. opportunity to run him through the wringer a bit; to see what kind of material he's made The Coyote Chronicle March 4,1999

CSUSB Baseball: Compl0tes3OWeekend

By Michael Bernardi The Coyotes looked a little out seven batters. Opposing pitch­ Chronicle Staff writer worn down offensively during ing was flawless however, as the Sunday's game, but managed to Coyotes were unable to muster up The Coyote baseball team put together a late inning surge to any runs through six full innings. completed a three-game sweep of cap off the weekend. Trailing 2-0 in the bottom half Southern Colorado, pushing their Starting pitcher John Judd of the seventh inning the Coyotes record two games above .500 to pitched a sparkling seven innings were able to crack Southern (9-7). giving up two runs while striking Colorado's defense and put three runs on the scoreboard. The in­ ning was capped by a towering two run home run by first baseman Ray Flores which gave the Coyotes the lead 3-2. Leading 5-3 in the ninth in­ ning Cal State sent out pitcher Brian Voss to close the game. Voss struck out two of the last three bat­ ters and picked up a save. The Coyotes hit the road on March 5-7 to play conference ri­ vals Chico State in a four game series highlighted by a Saturday double header.

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By Michael Bernardi shot from three-point country to tie CSUSB Coyotes heard their name Coyote: So what's next ncal video channels all Chronicle Staff Writer the game. There was a slight mis­ announced and completed their after this tour. ; around the country wd li: handling however, and one of the . fast break with history. With a Howie: They're totally 'Canada and stiiff;;-^ ' The Cal State men's basketball passes bounced out of bounds, number four ranking they will lying about that. y Coyote: What will it t^e- team had its 11 game winning- ending the winning-streak of 1999. travel to Central Washington Uni­ / Will: We have a week to gel liotlced and really After the tough loss on Friday streak snapped this weekend at UC versity to play the number five i off. Actually, right after the make it? Davis on Friday Feb. 26. With a night, the Coyotes traveled to ranked Sonoma State team on tour, we shoot our video for : Will: Well, hopeful; win on the ensuing Saturday in Chico State to play the Wildcats, Thursday March 4. "Caught My Mind". Then "Caught My Mind" wifl dp Chico the team was able to secure who undoubtedly had upset on Cal State split the season I think we have a week off, that for us. You really a second place tie with Sonoma their mind. To better end this sea­ match-ups with Sonoma losing the Coyote: Did you do that one legitimate hit single. State and a trip to the post season son, The Coyotes squeaked out an first meeting 79-68 and winning •%"Handslide''?;rV:^^ C^ote: Wfell, thank| fii: game for the fist time in their Di­ overtime win of 75-71, and se­ the second time around 71-50 on Will: No. We were let­ the time guys. Look forwaM vision II history. cured a second place tie in the con­ Feb. 13, at Cousoulis arena. ting that one ride,: to seeing the shp^jheKQpji The Coyotes have not lost a ference with Sonoma State. As the team starts its new sea­ Coyote; Will that (the Tewimhutes, game since Jan.15, when they lost Cal State battled back from a son in the playoffs with a 0-0 video) ^ a natlort ; wide ; Puslunpiikey (mihus|p|y deficit at the end of regulation and to UC Davis 63-59 in a game that record, the Coyotes Idung.;-; J,•Park): No sweat guys. came down to the final seconds. took the lead by two with time tick­ look to carry-on the momentum Will: Yea,yea. Itwill go Thanks for coming out. Making sure not to disappoint the ing down. With six seconds re­ from the regular season that helped out forMTVTlay dii it ^d fans; the two teams went at it agaift maining, Chico tied the score on a them win 12 of the last 13 games. it will go out to all those with similar results. Davis ondP lay-up to send the game into over­ We know what we have to do again prevailed as the top-ranked time. and we have the confidence after Aggies put a stop to the surgiia In the extra period, the Coyotes our last victory," said Coach Coyotes and along the way secun^ were able to hit key free-throws Reynolds. What's your opinion? Tell us what you down the stretch to secure the vic­ Focusing their efforts on one first place in the CCAA. think. This is your 15 minutes of fame. Use The game was a heated contest tory and virtually lock up a spot in game at a time is what the Coy­ and as each team exchanged bas­ the post season tournament. All otes are concentrating on right it to get your voice heard. Submit your kets, it became clear that the vic­ that was left was to hear their now. They have already exceeded information to the Coyote Chronicle by e- names mentioned as the invitations tor would not be decided until the expectations in the regular season, mailing us at sbchron(gmaiI.csusb.edu or last possession. The Coyotes had were given out. and as they head into the playoffs, the ball trailing 59-56 with 24 sec­ On Sunday, as the NCAA Divi­ the Coyotes expect to write more dropping it at our office in the basement of onds remaining on the clock. The sion II tournament berths were history. University Hall, UH 038. team was try'iftgto-^en^up.aclekr announced-there wa^ a first. The Horoscope March 4,1999 The Coyote Chronicle Page J 7

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