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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Coyote Chronicle (1984-) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. XLV, No. 22 THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE Monday, May 16, 2011 OFCoyote CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO FOR 44 YEARS Chronicle Alumnus to run for county supervisor

Michele Cruz | Chronicle Photos James Ramos (center) and other city offi cials come out to put their support his decision to run for San Bernardino County Supervisor against current County Supervisor Neil Derry. Also amongst his supporters was family and Mayor Patrick Morris. By MICHELE CRUZ “He has led the community dians and now he is running for my family, I have decided to an- contribution controlled by former Staff Writer college district and he is a man County Supervisor. nounce today that I am a candi- County Assessor Bill Postmus. who can lead us as County Super- “Over the past several date for Supervisor.” In a related scandal, four “If you see something wrong visor. He is an outstanding lead- months, I received numerous The California Attorney elected offi cials were indicted by with our city fi x it,” said Tribal er,” said San Bernardino Mayor phone calls from leaders in our General offi ce has charged the a Grand Jury for accepting bribes. Chairman James Ramos. Patrick Morris. community asking that I con- current Third County Supervisor, Among these offi cials were Paul On May 9, James Ramos an- In 2005, he was the fi rst sider running for the Board of Derry, with perjury and fi lling a Biane, former County Supervisor nounced his candidacy for Third American Indian elected to the Supervisors,” said Ramos. “The false report. Derry has not been and Mark Kirk, member on the County Supervisor, against Neil San Bernardino Community Col- recent events with the incumbent arrested and will be arraigned on board of supervisors. Derry. Elected offi cials and sup- lege Board of Trustees and was in the 3rd district have increased June 9. Also indicted were James porters gathered in front of San appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown. the urgency of those calls. After Furthermore, Derry has a Erwin, former chief of staff for Bernardino County Government Ramos is the Chairmen of discussing the idea with many misdemeanor charge of failing to Derry and Jeffrey Burum, co- Center to support Ramos. San Manuel Band of Mission In- leaders who I respect, and with report a $5,000 dollar campaign Continued on Pg.. 3

Summer aid will still be CSUSB stands up available for students By FERNANDO TORRES Staff Writer By LINDA TRAN Staff Writer CSUSB students, faculty and staff held a rally on May 10 to encourage people to tell local legislators to stop further CSUSB will offer a full summer session for current stu- budget cuts by California state government to the CSU sys- dents and visiting students at both CSUSB’s main campus tem. and the Palm Dessert campus starting June 22. The crowd of nearly 125 gathered at the Lower Com- While many local colleges are either limiting or closing mons to see how increasing budget cuts, higher tuition and their summer session, students will get the opportunity to limited access to CSU system could have detrimental effects take courses at CSUSB and gravitate closer to graduation. on students, both present and future terms. Andrew Bodman, provost and vice president for aca- The “Stand Up for California” organization, according demic affairs said, “We want to encourage students through- to their website, is a coalition of community groups, health out the region - our own and others - to take a class they advocates, education advocates, working families, people couldn’t get during the traditional academic year, to stay on of faith, business people and others who support Gov. Jerry track for graduation or even to get ahead of schedule.” Brown’s balanced approach to the budget. Students who are eligible for fi nancial aid can be cov- “Stand Up for California” rallies have already been held ered for their summer session and students who aren’t eli- Kyla Cook | Chronicle Photo on the CSU campuses of Fresno and Stanislaus. They have Continued on Pg. 2 Financial aid will be offered for students who will take summer courses. Continued on Pg.. 3

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gible, or who forgot to apply, still have the opportunity to apply for the aid before the deadline at the end of May. Rosenna Ruiz, director of the Finan- cial Aid Offi ce explained the remaining amount of fi nancial aid left for the stu- dent’s academic year can be used for their summer session. “We treat our summer as part of the current academic year fi nancial aid eligi- bility, so we’ll move over anything [the students] didn’t use,” said Ruiz. Ruiz also said that the fi nancial aid offi ce monitors student’s academic prog- ress to make sure the students who get Florian | Flickr in the session will perform well over the The Transportation Security Administration urges people to travel with care as plans to possibly attack US railways were uncovered in the bin Laden compound after his recent death. summer. “We’re going to offer the aid but we won’t release the aid until we know for sure if they make academic progress,” said Ruiz. Fees will be the same as in the regular Travellers: Be terror aware academic year, but in addition, there will By DAVID MEDRANO nounced on Monday it did not intend to trains on the anniversary of 9/11,” NBC be a $60 unit self support fee. Staff Writer issue a warning on airport security. reported. “But U.S. offi cials have no re- Student Johnny Brown said he con- “We will only issue alerts when we cent intelligence indicating such a plot is sidered going to summer school but may Summer is just around the corner and have specifi c or credible information to active.” decline because the $60 unit fee. to the majority of the students and staff of convey to the American public,” said the With the information provided by the Some students take the opportunity CSUSB it means the possibility for vaca- Department of Homeland Security Sec- Department of Homeland Security and to take courses over the summer session, tion travel. However it is important to re- retary, Janet Napolitano. “However, our TSA, 50 randomly selected students at regardless of how high the cost. main vigilant for a possible terrorist attack security posture, which always includes a CSUSB were asked if they had any con- Student Stefany Zecharias said she against our public travel systems. number of measures both seen and unseen, cerns about traveling. is taking eight units that will cost about As indicated by the Transportation will continue to respond appropriately to Eighteen students admitted to be con- $2,150 not including books or the park- Security Administration (TSA), it is im- protect the American people,” she added. cerned and believe that some kind of retali- ing permit. She is paying without fi nancial portant to always be aware of our sur- Nico Melendez, a spokesperson for ation will be likely. support. roundings for anything suspicious. TSA, gave a little bit of information of “We Americans need to be in high There are other opportunities for stu- “We ask the traveling public to re- what travelers will be noticing in airports. alert, because I think now al-Qaeda will dents to receive aid, including loans from main vigilant and to report any suspicious “As always, passengers may notice be more active, I hope I’m wrong though,” the campus. activity to the authorities,” stated the TSA. a variety of security measures at U.S. air- said a CSUSB student who asked not to be The College of Extended Learning According to a source to the The Sun, ports to include the use of physical bag identifi ed. (CEL) will be offering a limited amount the Ontario Airport is expressing concern checks, random gate screening, explosives The remaining 32 students admitted to of grant money that will be awarded to about the situation with bin Laden’s death detection technology, canine teams and be somewhat concerned to not being con- students that come from a fi rst serve basis. and the possibility of retaliation. behavior detection offi cers,” said Melen- cerned at all, stating that it was unlikely to CSUSB students can enroll the sum- “Ontario International Airport is al- dez. have another incident like 9/11 thanks to mer session by registering online through ways on alert,” said offi cials from Los According to NBC there was some the security measures in our borders and their MyCoyote. Angeles World Airports. “Given that U.S. information recovered from bin Laden’s airports. Students may either register for a 10- transportation systems are subject to ter- compound suggesting a terrorist attack “The U.S. hasn’t seen any terrorist at- week session or 2 rapid 6-week sessions. rorist attacks.” aimed at the U.S. railroad system. tacks since 9/11, and that is because our For more information about the sum- The Sun stated that despite remain- “Some of the fi rst information gleaned homeland security is keeping it that way; mer session, visit the CEL’s website at ing on a heightened state of vigilance, the from Osama bin Laden’s compound indi- I’m confi dent they will keep it that way,” a http://cel.csusb.edu/summer/ Department of Homeland Security an- cates al-Qaeda considered attacking U.S. CSUSB student added. SB fi ghts to keep on the lights By OMAR GUZMAN streetlight copper-wire, they are more apt open in order to fi x any such lost wiring Staff Writer to steal. if necessary. “When the streets are not lit up, it The police department has been San Bernardino is taking new mea- makes it easier for those who want to com- working with recycling centers to try and sures to prevent criminals from darkening mit a crime, and usually cars are broken get the identifi cation of those who turn in the streets. into or stolen, so we advise people to not large amounts of copper-wire but there About 1,200 streetlights, roughly one leave valuables in plain sight where crimi- seems to be an invasion of customer pri- out of every 10, have gone out due to cop- nals can easily see them,” said Kelley. vacy and it may take some time before a per-wire theft, According to the San Ber- At fi rst the city did not think it nec- compromise is reached. nardino Public Works Department. essary to lock up the vaults that covered The Public Works Department ex- The fi rst thing we need to do is get the the copper-wiring since it had very little pects the city to fi x all the lights by June lights back on to prevent more crime from value. of 2012. happening,” said 5th Ward Councilman Burglars were not discouraged after However, Kelley believes that by Chas A. Kelley. the city tried to cover the vault lids with aggressively tackling the situation and According to the San Bernardino Po- sand and asphalt. quickly fi xing and acquiring the preventa- lice Department the value of copper has In response, the city has now taken a tive maintenance for the lights that are out, gone up from 60 cents per pound, 10 years new approach and have covered the wires the goal can be reached much sooner. ago, to as much as $6 dollars per pound. It with plastic, cemented the vaults shut, as “If you and I wanted to live a life in is sold to recycling centers. well as welded the covers on the poles to crime, there are certain places where we Richard Bowie | Chronicle Photo “There are many areas near the uni- prevent any further robberies. would prefer to shop,” said Kelley. SB attempts new steps to secure copper wire in street lights. versity that have been affected by these Cementing the vaults shut seems to Kelley made clear that he believes thefts, for example near Campus Parkway, be the best solution, so far those that have that the most affected areas in the city are morning, it most likely isn’t us, even if they Kendall, University Parkway, Northpark, been shut have not been broken into,” said at the north end, mainly because there are look like they work for the city,” Kelley said and College,” said Kelley. Kelley. fewer police patrols there. “Even in broad daylight, most people When criminals see that the price of Kelley also added that the city’s elec- “If citizens see people working on are not aware that they are witnessing a rob- copper is up and nothing protecting the tricians would have to break the cement the streetlights during nighttime or early bery,” Kelley concluded. Chronicle Page 3 News Monday, May 16, 2011 CSUSB granted funds for grandparent study By ERIC SANCHEZ With Hispanics being the local major- Staff Writer ity, mostly Hispanic families are expected to be studied by CSUSB, Montoro-Rodri- SUSB is one of four uni- guez said. versities to receive part of Approximately 60 percent of grand- a $2.5 million federal grant parent caregivers in the U.S. are female Cto study the psychological and 38 percent are male, the analysis noted. challenges of grandparents who raise their The study will be open to all fami- grandchildren without the presence of the lies, whether headed by a grandmother or children’s birth parents, a CSUSB press re- grandfather, Montoro-Rodriguez said. lease stated. The efforts and challenges of raising The collaboration of schools will a child again after many years may some- be studying approximately 500 families times be overlooked, but this study aims to with grandparents as primary caregivers help them cope. throughout the nation including the Inland President Barack Obama has repeat- Empire, the release stated. edly credited his grandmother with playing Researchers from the CSUSB branch a major role in his life. of the study will gather information from In 2008 The Wall Street Journal re- 130 families with grandparent-primary ported that the then-Senator’s maternal caregivers, said Dr. Julian Montoro-Rodri- grandmother died of cancer. guez, who will head CSUSB’s part in the In the report Obama, along with his study. half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng, announced CSUSB’s share of the total grant is MaryRone Shell | Chronicle Photo their grandmother’s death in a statement. $340,552, which will be used to conduct Grandfather and granddaughter bond together as the grandfather teaches one of life’s most important lessons: cooking. While at a presidential campaign rally research in community centers in San Ber- in Charlotte, N.C., Obama addressed her nardino and Riverside counties. parents, challenges to parenting faced by The families will be paid by session death again to the crowd but did not want Montoro-Rodriguez added that re- custodial grandparents, and limited access attended to encourage them to stay com- to spend too much time on it for emotional search may be extended west as far as Po- to needed services,” a Kent State press re- mitted, Montoro-Rodriguez said. reasons, the report stated. mona and Los Angeles if 130 willing fami- lease stated. According to an analysis of the U.S. Obama did talk briefl y about his lies are not found locally. Grandparents and their grandchildren Census by the Pew Research Center, one grandmother’s life and how she helped The other schools participating in the will meet researchers once a week for 11 in 10 U.S. children live with a grandparent. raise him. study are Kent State University, Ohio, the weeks and will be followed up with every Of those children, 41 percent are pri- “She was one of those quiet heroes University of North Texas, Delton and the three months for a year and a half after the marily raised by a grandparent, the analy- that we have all across America.” Obama University of Maryland, Baltimore. study, Montoro-Rodriguez said. sis showed. said. “They’re not famous, their names “The study is important because there Much of the grant money will go to- Around 50 percent of grandparent aren’t in the newspaper, but each and every is growing evidence that custodial grand- wards data collection expenses, however, primary caregivers are white, while 24 day they work hard, they look after their children are at risk for psychological dif- the families involved will receive mon- percent are African American, 18 percent families, they sacrifi ce for their children fi culties due to neglect and abuse by birth etary compensation as well. Hispanic, and three percent Asian. and their grandchildren.” Coyotes rally against more budget cuts The CSUSB community gathered together to stand up against the negative effects of CSU budget cuts

maintained. According to the The Daily Titan, the state cut the CSU bud- get by $1.3 billion back in 2009. Michele Cruz | Chronicle Photo Also according to sfgate.com, the CSU system faces another Ramos’ family supports his decision to run for Supervisor. one billion dollar cut from the state that can potentially raise the cost for attending CSU to $7,400 next spring. Also, due to budget cuts the last two years has forced the CSU system to reduce em- Ramos campaigns ployees, shrink enrollment and raise annual tuition for in-state un- dergraduates from $2,772 in 2007-2008 to $4,884 in 2011-2012. Continued from Pg. 1 Four speakers focused on how past budget cuts have affected them personally and the potential harms to the community. manager for Colonies Partners. “Students will have higher fees, faculty will be laid off,” said According to the indictment, the ob- student Sean Phillips. ject of the conspiracy was to illegally ob- Phillips urged legislators such as Sen. Emmerson to have af- tain a $102 million settlement from the fordable education for all students. county for personal gain. Erwin created “We are counting on Senator Emmerson to join us,” said Phil- a Political Action Committee (PAC) that lips. he secretly controlled to accept $100,000 The next speaker, Xilonin Cruz-Gonzalez, school board from Colonies for his part in committing member from Azusa Unifi ed School District talked about how extortion and bribery. these budget cuts and denials of entry in CSU are unfavorable to Postmus, Biane, Kirk and Erwin dis- students. tributed varying amounts of money re- “What these budget cuts are doing to students is shutting the ceived from Colonies into PACs they each Fernando Torres | Chronicle Photo door in their face,” said Cruz-Gonzalez. controlled and then directly to themselves. CSUSB students line up to support Gov. Browns balanced budget and e-mail Sen. Emerson. The next speaker Jared McCreary, a UCR student, gave his At the press conference, Ramos did not account of how these budget cuts have affected him. want to comment on the recent scandal Continued from Pg. 1 McCreary recalled on how he had a knee injury, fell behind on concerning Derry. his studies and was given no leeway by the school due to budget “I am not focusing on that aspect, but held rallies to present these issues with their local legislators and cuts to the university. we want to move forward. Today we will communities. Dr. Patricia Little, a CSUSB sociology professor, explained put those rumors to rest,” said Ramos. The rally also held an online campaign where everyone who how past budget cuts have affected her students. Little told how Ramos and Derry are both running in attended had the opportunity to personally e-mail California State students, because of increasing fees, have had to take multiple jobs the 2012 elections for County Supervisor. Senator Bill Emmerson (R-Riverside) to voice their opposition to and sometimes even have to leave class early just to get to their According to Ramos education is some- potential budget cuts. One of the statistics presented at the rally jobs. Little also described how students are more stressed than be- thing we all need to become successful and was that last year in California public college enrollment declined fore. if elected he wants to enhance education by 165,000, despite and increasing number of students trying to At the end of the rally, each of the attendees had the opportu- opportunities for the youth. get in. nity to personally e-mail Sen. Emmerson to present their concerns Ramos said he hopes to see more jobs According to The Monterey Herald, the CSU system has al- and opposition to increasing fees. hiring in 2013 now with unemployment ready announced that 10,000 fewer qualifi ed students will be ad- For more information on “Stand up for California” or how to down. If elected he wants to bring revenue mitted next year and that is assuming that existing revenues are join go to standupforca.org. to the city and protect tax payers. Chronicle Page 4 News Monday, May 16, 2011

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Staff Writer “There’s no reason for us to see the Ironically, the administration invited a photos other than to satisfy the guy who We should allow the public the oppor- few select members of the House and Sen- In the aftermath of Osama bin Laden’s says, ‘It’s a conspiracy!’” said CSUSB tunity to choose whether or not they want ate to view the photos at CIA headquarters. death, the Obama administration has made alumnus Elise Turner. “I say have a little to see the images of Osama bin Laden’s Politico.com also reported that Sen. the decision not to release bin Laden’s faith and some respect for the dead, even if death by releasing these images publicly. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), who saw the photos death photo. he was an enemy.” Not doing so is an act of censorship Wednesday, says the less gory images of I believe this was the perfect course of I couldn’t agree more. and denies us our freedoms of press and bin Laden should be released. action by the administration. Bin Laden was responsible for terrible freedom of speech. Censorship has been The government has done a disservice In an interview with “60 Minutes,” things, true, but we as Americans are sup- used to manipulate populations throughout to the American people by denying them President Barack Obama said “It is impor- posed to hold ourselves to a higher stan- history and when a government decides to access to these pictures and being vague tant for us to make sure that very graphic dard than our enemies. participate in censorship it better have a about the entire operation itself. photos of somebody who was shot in the Exhibiting video or photos of van- good excuse. Abstaining from releasing these pho- head are not fl oating around as an incite- quished foes is what our enemy does; we We have a right to choose to see an- tos has only done more to increase the level ment to additional violence.” He hit it right shouldn’t lower ourselves to their level. other, albeit in this case, graphic side of the of skepticism throughout the nation. on the head. That’s why it’s ridiculous, actually story. This is a minor issue to the fact that by There is already a deep-seated hatred downright frightening, to hear an opinion I have heard many say that we need to not releasing the photos the government is for us Americans among bin Laden’s fol- like that of Sarah Palin, who said via her release these photos because we need proof saying it does not trust the American public lowers; there’s no purpose to give them Twitter, “Show photo as warning to others that the real bin Laden is in fact dead. to deal with information responsibly. something to be further angered about. seeking America’s destruction. No pussy- However, releasing the photos does It is possible that Al Qaeda could use There are of course those that think the footing around, no politicking [sic] . . . it’s little to accomplish this goal because those this photo as a rally cry and by releasing opposite. The Sun reported Sen. Lindsey part of the mission.” who already decided on being a skeptic can the photo we are adding fuel to their fi re. Graham (R-S.C.) saying “the best way to First of all, I don’t know why Palin merely claim the photos were doctored in This is not for the government to de- protect and defend our interests overseas is keeps having the illusion she has any ac- some way and thus remain skeptical. cide. to prove that fact to the rest of the world.” tual credibility anymore but that’s a story Proof is not the issue. Once the threat of negatively affecting Really? As for the conspiracy theo- for another day. Honestly, I have no desire to view military strategy is gone, the information rists, it’s not as if Al Qaeda is blatantly de- Secondly, it’s foolish to think that we these photos, nor do I have a morbid curi- belongs in the public domain. The issue of nying it. According to The Huffi ngton Post, could use bin Laden’s photos as a warning. osity to view the grotesque photos of a man censorship moves out of the realm of mili- Al Qaeda has already released a video con- Our enemies in the war on terror don’t fear shot in the head. tary censorship and into a discussion of fi rming bin Laden’s death and vowing ven- death to begin with, so how exactly are The withholding of information or moral censorship. geance. you going to frighten them with a picture communication by the government in or- On the grounds of moral censorship I The opinions on this issue do not end of their dead leader? der to spare the public may in some cir- believe it was the wrong decision. with the politicians. A personal survey of Finally, since when should we show a cumstances be just, but in this instance it The public deserves the right to all over 20 CSUSB students, professors, and death as a warning or trophy? We’re not in is not. pertinent information while formulating alumni found a variety of answers. the fi fth century anymore marching around I understand that when we were going an educated opinion. This information is “We can’t really take what they [the with heads on pikes. after bin Laden censorship was vital to a pertinent to the American public and thus government] say at face value anymore,” Bottom line: the administration made successful mission. should be released. said student David Prieto. the right and moral decision. The Dalai However, now that the fear of losing Right now the choice of the public is But while there were a few people on Lama said, “In the practice of tolerance, this worldwide fugitive is gone, those who being made by the government and this campus who felt the photos should be re- one’s enemy is the best teacher.” want to know should have the opportunity can be a frightening thought. The govern- leased, the majority sided with the admin- We have held up the actions of men to know. ments’ decision to withhold these photos is istration. like bin Laden as the wrong thing to do. If According to Politico.com, a num- an active decision to censor the informa- “I don’t think it’s ethical,” said student we want to defeat men like him, we must ber of media outlets have requested or are tion we receive. Justin Ivey. “I don’t need to see a guy’s not be a nation like him.

Faces in the Crowd Should the Obama administration release Osama bin Laden’s death photos to the public?

“I’m indifferent about it. For people “They should release them as proof “Families deserve the satisfaction to “Heck yeah! If the picture who want closure, they should release because some people still don’t actually see him dead and not just was out, all speculation of them. At the same time, it’s not think that he is actually dead.” take the government’s word for it.” his death would be erased.” something that should be publicized.”

Salvador Viorato CSUSB Student Brandon Hallway CSUSB Student Michael Picker CSUSB Student Emmanuel Calva CSUSB Student Chronicle Page 6 Opinions Monday, May 16, 2011

CAL STATE CSU budget tightens belt BUDGET By ANGELINA GARIBAY $1 billion cut would be about $20 million. salary for the rest of their lives. No wonder Staff Writer What that means for students here is they can afford to send their children off to increasing diffi culty of getting into class- private colleges. The CSU system is being asked to es to graduate and rising tuition costs. It It’s also no wonder they don’t feel the tighten their belts once again in the midst will take more money beyond the hikes, fi re under them to get the education system of a budget that could potentially reduce because you will have to continue paying fi xed. state funding by a total of $1 billion. tuition and taking classes that might not Another area for cutting the defi cit You can’t open a newspaper or go on- work in your major. is the prison system. A prisoner costs the line without news of California’s budget Furthermore, this means CSUSB fac- state almost $50,000 per year. Compare crisis right in your face. ulty and staff will be looking out for those that to the $6,741 that California chips into The trouble with so much news is that pink slips. the university system, per student, with we can get desensitized to the grave issues Surely everyone can agree that edu- that student contributing close to $5,000 that are facing all of us university students cation in California is important for the per year according to The Sun. throughout the state. state’s future and competitive edge. You know California is getting a better It isn’t just the colleges that are suf- The blame game in Sacramento has to return for the education investment than it fering. stop. This tug of war between Republicans is getting with the prison investment. K-12 schools throughout the state are and Democrats isn’t getting us anywhere. The deadline for getting a measure on Angelina Garibay | Chronicle Photo expected to have their budgets sliced as Both parties are guilty of the situation we the ballot for the education tax extensions Students will feel the squeeze of a possible $1 billion cut. well. Reducing the number of teachers per are now in. has passed. Gov. Jerry Brown was unable child will effect how many are prepared for One of the solutions suggested for the to get four Republicans to sign it and the Get on your congressman’s webpage college. crisis is to get into the pension funds set up deadline has passed for the citizens to get and tell them your concerns. The snowball keeps on rolling. Fewer for government employees. together and get a measure on a July ballot. Find pages on Facebook that you can students to enroll in the universities will I am all for reworking those funds, but What can a concerned CSUSB student relate to your stance. Comment on articles cause them to lose even more money. are the political parties ready to let their do? in the newspaper online and get your con- Newly proposed budgets call for own plans get worked over? It is easier now more than ever to get cerns heard. schools to cut their budgets by a ridicu- It’s crazy that political offi ceholders your voice heard. You can push those so- And most importantly of all, vote. You lously high amount. CSUSB’s piece of that serve for one session and then get paid that cial media buttons and get involved. have a voice, now use it.

Voter apathy only matched by candidate opposition

By CARMEN HERRERA are only two candidates fi ghting for a ma- halls is diffi cult enough, so as a commuter What many students don’t know is Staff Writer jority vote in this quarter’s elections. The campus it’s even harder to get people who that becoming involved in school pro- rest of the candidates, unopposed, are a don’t live here involved,” said Azzurro. grams will help you academically and take School spirit continues to tumble shoe-in. The last ASI elections, only 11 percent your mind off stress. downhill to the point that running for ASI “At the beginning of the year you want of students ended up voting. That’s an es- The more students are involved, the President no longer involves tough compe- to take it easy, so winter quarter by far is timated 2,000 students out of 17,000. How more activities will be available on cam- tition, or any competition for that matter. the hardest quarter and after all that a lot of is it that students can’t even participate by pus and eventually more candidates run- “Students fail to become involved on people didn’t make it because of grades,” voting here on campus? ning for executive offi cers. campus for many reasons. The biggest said Vice President hopeful Michael Az- “I think students are a bit hesitant. I “I think the school is going to see point is that we are a commuter school, so zurro. don’t think we’ve established credibil- maturity through programming and well- our audience is mainly those who come to Offi cer and director hopefuls that ity for a campus that’s open and fun other funded events and meet us halfway and say school and back home,” said Chris Marti- didn’t meet the requirements were ineli- than commuter. I think we need to build on ‘Hey, let’s try this.’ It’s nice to know were nez, election coordinator for ASI. “There- gible to run, resulting in a very easy race. that,” said Azzuro. just not at school,” said Azzurro. fore, when you have those students that There’s no room for school spirit when Clubs and organizations also need to The results of these elections will not do not interact with the campus, they are there is so much going outside of campus fi nd better ways to reach out to the students be too surprising, but have no doubt in unfamiliar of what CSUSB has to offer and life that can take a toll on a hectic student’s they are working for. Making events during mind the new candidates will continue to what I could do for you.” academics. school time when students are on campus try to represent the 17,000 plus students on What’s shocking is the fact that there “Getting people out of their residence could lead to an increase of participation. campus in the best way possible.

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CSUSB has named Professor Jayray Freeman Fiene Steven Lee, director, CEO and professor at the Uni- Juan Sanchez-Munoz a Texas resident, and Texas as one of the three possible candidates to become the next versity of Southern California’s Korea International Of- Tech University professor is one of the three qualifi ed for Dean of the university’s College of Education (COE). fi ce, visited the campus May 11 and 12 as one of the three the position of the College of Education Dean. Jayray Freeman Fiene is currently a CSUSB professor fi nalists for the position of dean of the College of Educa- Sanchez-Munoz’s admiration for being a dean at of education and the interim dean of the College of Educa- tion. CSUSB drives him to work hard and put forth his whole tion (COE). He began this position on July 16, 2010. After a search that began this February the list has heart into being one of the best in the administration. He “As interim dean of COE my duties are the same as if been narrowed down and Lee is one of the three promising fi nds this new job position exciting and is ready to take on I was the dean but, the position is for a limited time, unless candidates. the tasks that CSUSB offers him. I am selected as the dean as a result of the search,” said The Dean of the COE should have a commitment to If chosen, Sanchez-Munoz says he would like to im- Fiene. “Therefore, it is my responsibility to make sure that shared governance in a collective bargaining environment prove enrollment, encourage undergraduate courses and we provide quality programs and courses for students, that and a commitment to promoting diversity in all its forms expand partnerships with school districts. we maintain our accreditation and respond to all report and and a successful record of community engagement and Sanchez-Munoz faces a few obstacles if he were to accountability requirements as well as any reporting to the fund-raising, according to the CSUSB application guide- be the new dean, and one of his main concerns is budget, Chancellor’s Offi ce and provide oversight and leadership lines. and how it serves to be the most looming challenge. Its for all faculty and staff in the college.” Suitably, Lee was appointed as the director of the new outcome will largely dictate some of what can and cannot Fiene joined CSUSB in the summer of 2009; he has USC Korea International Offi ce. He has extensive experi- be done in college as well in the universities. held a number of leading positions not only here at CSUSB ence in international education and served as Interim Dean Other challenges that follow budget diffi culties are but also at Western Kentucky University and even held the and President at the Intercultural Institute of California as related to resources, enrollment and in areas of strategic position as president of the National Council of Professors well as Executive Director of Korean –American Educa- growth. But Sanchez-Munoz is determined to manage of Educational Administration. tion Center. them in a strategic methodical way. Prior to joining CSUSB, “Fiene served as the director It seems that encouraging diversity won’t be an issue “I will say this; I think there [are] much greater assets of the educational administration, leadership and research for Lee. Establishing international relations has been one and possibilities than there are challenges,” said Sanchez- department at Western Kentucky University and was the of his expertise at USC, his experience could similarly Munoz. founding director of the doctoral program in educational help CSUSB grow in international terms. Sanchez-Munoz has gone through many measures to- leadership,” according to news.csusb.edu. He also recently served as Founding Director and pro- wards achieving this position. He has done forums here at Fiene attended Pittsburg State University where he re- fessor of the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership CSUSB and has met with faculty, students and staffs. He is ceived his master’s degree in music education and in edu- in the COE at the California State University, Stanislaus. hoping he has been “charming to those he has had the plea- cation specialist from Missouri State University he also Lee has many accomplishments and one of them was sure of meeting with,” he jokingly stated, but ended with received his doctorate in educational administration from the opening of USC’s Offi ce of Globalization in Seoul Ko- saying that he is trying to be as optimistic as he can be. the University of Missouri-Columbia. rea which opened last March. A purpose of the offi ce is to Sanchez-Munoz doesn’t intend to make any type of Continued to Pg. 8 Continued to Pg. 9 Continued to Pg. 9 CSUSB to honor four alumni for their contributions

Brent Thompson | Chronicle Photo Former Social, Behavioral Science pupils recognized The Hall of Fame recognizes alumni who have shown dedication in the community and their profession in a positive way. By BRENT THOMPSON pus for the inductees, their spouses and helping police with tools in combating Vegna has been instrumental in creating Staff Writer family members, department chairs and crimes against the communities they serve, scholarships and internships for past and faculty members. as well as being a strong advocate for en- current CSUSB students. Four CSUSB alumni are scheduled on On Saturday the induction took place vironmental causes and the economically Bogh earned his bachelor’s in admin- May 14 to be inducted into the 2011 Col- on campus in the College of Social and Be- disadvantaged. istration and business economics in 1993 lege of Behavioral Science’s Hall of Fame havioral Sciences building in room 128. Scray graduated from CSUSB in 1988 from CSUSB. Upon graduation Bogh be- for their involvement and contributions At the ceremony speeches were given with a dual major in sociology and criminal came a senior staff member in the district within their profession and the surround- by Peter Robertshaw, chair of the Anthro- justice. After graduation she began work- offi ce of then state Assemblyman Ted We- ing community. The inductees were Rus- pology department, President Dr. Albert K. ing for the San Bernardino County Proba- ggeland. Due to his hard work and dedi- sell V. Bogh, Pedro Nava, Michelle Scray Karnig and the inductees themselves. tion Department, where she is currently the cation he was then appointed as director and Vince Vegna. The Hall of Fame Class of 2011 each chief probation offi cer. of the Inland Empire Offi ce of Gov. Pete Those inducted into the Hall of Fame received a certifi cate recognizing their Scray returned to CSUSB to earn Wilson. were picked by a committee of members in achievement, and afterwards there was her master’s degree in criminal justice in In 2001 Bogh won an election to fi ll the community and faculty at CSUSB. the revealing of their honorary bricks in 2010. She has also severed on the County the vacant assembly seat for the 65th dis- “While success of each inductee the Hall of Fame Court Yard located in the Women’s Network and the San Bernardino trict which he held until 2006 due to state within their respected fi elds was one of commons area in the Social and Behavioral Children’s Lobby. Today she is the presi- term limits. the criteria considered by the committee, Science Buildings. dent of the Board of Directors of Teddy While a member of the Assembly he outstanding contributions that each of the Nava graduated from CSUSB in 1973 Bear Tymes Child Care Facility. was elected chair of the Republican Cau- inductees have made to their communities with a degree in sociology. He then at- Vegna graduated in 1980 from CSUSB cus and served as the vice-chair of the and cities is also important,” explained Ali- tended the University of California, Da- with a bachelor’s in psychology and earned Higher Education Committee. As vice- cia Trujillo, development assistant for the vis, Martin Luther King Jr. School of Law his masters in psychology in 1983. Profes- chair he became a strong advocate for the College of Social and Behavioral Science. where he graduated with a law degree in sionally Vegna become a therapist in the CSU system and CSUSB especially. “It’s a nice honor considering that it 1977. addiction medicine-chronic pain manage- When asked what advice he would comes from this particular committee of From there he went on to work as a ment department at Kaiser Permanente in give to current CSUSB students Bogh an- whom I have respect for,” said Russell V. deputy district attorney for Fresno and Moreno Valley. swered “Make a difference by starting in Bogh. “CSUSB and my professors gave Santa Barbara counties. Nava served as a Within the community he has been your community, because that is where me a good base to succeed which I am state legislator in the 35th Assembly Dis- heavily involved in outreach programs. you can make the biggest difference,” said grateful for.” trict for three consecutive terms. One of the founding members of the Col- Bogh. The ceremony kicked off on Friday Nava is well-known for his work de- lege Development Council and the Na- “You choose your own destiny, but let night with an intimate dinner held on cam- fending women against sexual violence, tional Security Studies Advisory Council, the university guide you,” Bogh continued. Chronicle Page 8 Features Monday, May 16, 2011 Three goals for Fiene Continued from Pg. 7 “Education is still one of the greatest direction education is headed to make the opportunity makers. My goal is for our college more relevant to the inland region. university to build on that,” said Fiene ac- Fiene said those goals are attainable and he cording to news.csusb.edu. wants to utilize faculty and staff members Although Fiene is kept busy being in- to work with him to continue the college’s terim dean of COE, back-to-back meetings momentum for change and growth in edu- until the late evening and a fi nalist for the cation and in life,” according to csusb.edu. dean of COE, it was easy to get in contact “I think that those are great ways to with him. I sent him an e-mail and received keep COE on the up. I agree fully with one back within one day, answering all of what Fiene has planned and already put Justine Plemons | Chronicle Photo the questions I had asked. into action. It is refreshing to see a profes- Every Tuesday and Wednesday kill time between classes, take a look at the booths behind UH for whale of a good deal. “Fiene really does care about the sor genuinely care about this department. students and our school, some professors I think he would make a great dean of won’t e-mail me back that quickly,” said COE,” said student James Maloney. student Carly Rorer after hearing how easy Not only is Fiene determined to keep Great buys on campus it was to get in contact with Fiene. doing what is best for COE but he takes “Fiene has three goals in running the time to respond to students as well. By JUSTINE PLEMONS sunglasses from these vendors. They sell college: to make its operations and discus- For more information about updates Staff Writer Forever 21 jewelry that I really like too. sions more transparent, become as inclu- on the dean of the COE fi nalists please It’s great because I can shop for their prod- sionary as possible and determine what visit news.csusb.edu. The Santos Manuel Student Union ucts without going to the mall,” said stu- (SMSU) isn’t just a place for students to dent Kitty Arnold. hang out but for the last few years it’s been Another student favorite is the new a place for some discounted retail therapy. nail polish they sell for a dollar, which Every Wednesday and Thursday off includes a pen and striper. “I love all the -campus vendors set up their booths be- shades they have and it lasts a really long tween the SMSU and University Hall to time. I get a top coat and everything out of sell clothing, jewelry, cosmetics and vari- one bottle,” said student Christina Lopez. ous discounted items. My personal favorite is the jewelry. Students are able to fi nd name brand Earrings are expensive and my favorite items at a discounted price. Most of these vendor sells two for the price of one. I can clothes are surplus from department stores buy sunglasses, earrings, and necklaces for and shipped to these vendors. $20 usually that would cost $35 in the de- The most popular items seem to be partment store. cosmetics, ranging from lotions to MAC These vendors sell quality merchan- Richard Bowie | Chronicle Photo makeup. These items can be purchased dise at a really affordable price and it’s The new CSUSB app will serve Coyotes who are looking to get up-to-date information about classes, weather and more. for half off the retail value. Vendors obtain easy to become a vendor as well. All you these items from the manufactures who need is a copy of a vendor’s license or sell- cannot sell the items in the store or are sur- ers permit. plus items as well. The SMSU main desk handles all of Go to CSUSB? Well, now Some of the items that can be found the vendor paper work, to setup a booth at these booths include, Bath and Body, its $30 a day and $15 for current CSUSB Neutrogena and MAC makeup for half the students. Next time you’re walking into the there’s an app for that too price. The products are good quality and SMSU for Starbucks or a sandwich, drop save me a bundle. by the vendor booths to fi nd some great By CHERAN DINGER can be more informed of what is happen- “I have found really cute outfi ts and bargains and fashionable accessories. Staff Writer ing on campus through one outlet. “I know one feature I would have liked CSUSB students live in a highly digi- to have had while I was at school, was ac- tal world where we want everything at our cess to the sports schedules,” said Johnson. fi ngertips. One of the features that I feel will be With mobile devices that have rapidly useful to incoming freshman and new stu- become a third appendage for most, it is dents is the map. not surprising that CSUSB is launching a “I never really got lost on campus but new free application through iTunes, that I guess that feature may come in handy for will make our academic life easier. some people,” said Johnson. According to the Public Affairs of- “The campus recognized the interest fi ce on campus, the app was developed of students to access key campus infor- at no charge to the university by CSUSB mation from their mobile devices,” said information technology consultant Kevin Lorraine Frost, interim vice president of Beecher. He wanted to provide students information resources and technology at with a quick way to fi nd their classes on CSUSB according to the Student Affairs campus. Offi ce. Beecher worked with staff from the “We anticipate a growing interest in university’s Information Resources and mobile applications and wish to continue Technology division and the Offi ce of updating and adding new links and capa- Public Affairs to fi ne-tune the application, bilities,” said Frost. which is expected to be updated periodi- With a growing demand from stu- cally as new features are added. dents to have more information accessible “Most had some sort of mobile tech- directly to their mobile phones, it appears nology and it seemed the perfect solution this application will only get better with to try to help those individuals before they time and threw more upgrades and added come to the point where they need to ask features. for help,” said Beecher. According the Student Affairs staff, The application will give students a students in the CSUSB School of Com- useful tool to navigate the campus, view puter Science and Engineering are in the campus events, and also check weather process of developing applications for An- conditions in the San Bernardino area. droid and other formats. “I hate getting so many pointless e- The application, which is available mails and phone calls from school. I’m so through the iTunes store, can be found by fed up with them that I hardly even read searching the online store for Cal State San them, so this could be a good way for me to Bernardino or CSUSB. get the important school news without feel- For more information, contact Cal ing like I’m being spammed,” said student State San Bernardino’s Offi ce of Public Kyle Johnson. Affairs at (909) 537-5007 and visit news. With this new application, students csusb.edu. Chronicle Page 9 Features Monday, May 16, 2011 Lee not short in diversity Continued from Pg. 7 facilitate USC’s current and future rela- “California doctorates had long been tions with Korea. limited to the realm of the University of Professor Lee directed the offi ce in California system, so schools like Uni- Seoul which oversees the development of versity of California, Davis; University a new complex of USC classrooms and of California, Berkley and University of laboratories. California, Los Angeles.” USC became the fi rst university to This meaning that only Universities establish a permanent representative of- could could award the doctorate degrees Nin Garcia | Chronicle Photo fi ce in Seoul in 2010 under director Steve while California state colleges could not. Before making drastic changes, Sanchez-Munoz wants to experience the atmosphere of the COE situation and progress. Lee. He was also an adjunct professor of If appointed Dean, Lee would be East Asian languages and cultures at the staring his new position on September 1, time. 2011. Sanchez-Munoz plans to test the waters Lee has been a supporter of students His responsibilities would include being able to get doctoral degrees at uni- the academic and administrative lead- versities and at California State Universi- ership of the four departments and the ties. division of teacher education within the Continued from Pg. 7 According to a CSU Stanislaus ar- college. Lee will fi nd out if he has been changes within the school, other than just A few of the many qualifi cations ticle “Local educator among fi rst in CSU named the new Dean when the fi nal deci- improving the system as they are. He be- CSUSB is seeking are to demonstrated a doctorate program,” Lee explained that sion is released this June. lieves it is not in his power to do any type record of success in fi scal, personnel and of drastic changes immediately. programmatic management, experience in Those types of decisions are best collaborating effectively with Pre-K-12 made after a clear understanding of the constituencies, a commitment to shared college, its structure and programs. Any governance in a collective bargaining en- adjustments or modifi cations should have vironment and a commitment to promoting the input of more than just the dean. diversity in all its forms. Sanchez-Munoz believes that he is As a professor at Texas Tech Universi- well suited to tackle this position because ty, Sanchez-Munoz dabbles in the fi elds of he understands the demographics, the re- bilingual education and diversity studies. gion and the content area along with his He is responsible for graduate coursework background as an administrator, as a teach- in multicultural education, bilingual edu- er and interacting with community colleges cation foundations and curriculum studies. gives him the opportunity to be effective. Sanchez-Munoz received his M.A., Yet, he also believes that all of his un- in Mexican-American Studies at CSULA, Katherine Henley | Chronicle Photo derstandings can be further improved by and then went on to receive his Ph.D. at Lee is no stranger to diversity with his experience. He also supports docotrate programs for the Cal State schools. the new atmosphere he would receive here UCLA. He is currently living in Texas and if he were to get the position. would willingly relocate to California. Chronicle Page 10 Arts & Entertainment Monday, May 16, 2011 Goblin hobs along, doesn’t live up to hype By MATTHEW BRAMLETT cord, with frequent references to his mas- Asst. A&E Editor turbatory habits, among other things. “She,” one of the smoother tracks on on’t do anything I the album, is all about a hypothetical girl of say in this song,” Tyler’s dreams that is held together well by says Tyler the Cre- Frank Ocean’s impressive crooning skills. “Dator at the begin- “Yonkers” is clearly the best track on the ning of his song “Radicals.” “It’s fi ction. If album, with a beat that one can listen to re- anything happens, don’t blame me, white peatedly without the risk of it getting stale. America.” Not all songs on the album reach the With that random disclaimer, Tyler the kind of heights that “Yonkers” does. “Rad- Creator sets the tone for Goblin, his second icals” seems clunky and dumb, with Tyler album, which can be accurately described screaming at his minions to “Kill people, as fi fteen songs of pure lyrical destruction. burn shit, fuck school” throughout the Tyler and his friends, the hip-hop overlong song. Yeah, okay dude. We get it. collective OFWGKTA (Odd Future Wolf You’re a radical. Gang Kill Them All), have been riding The harsh and vulgar lyrics are clearly high on the fabled “Internet hype ma- the main catalysts on this album. Tyler raps chine,” garnering an unbelievable amount with reckless abandon, killing all of his of attention in a relatively short amount of friends and dreaming of rape and murder. time. But as the album drags on, Tyler’s With all this hype, there’s certainly a shock-value lyrics and rhyme schemes (he lot riding on this album. Let’s be honest manages to rhyme ‘estrogen’ with ‘pedes- here, in this age of instant gratifi cation and trians’ in the fi rst track) begin to feel re- high expectations, the Internet Generation Photo courtesy of gorillavsbear.net dundant. isn’t exactly forgiving. Tyler, the Creator’s highly anticipated sophomore album Goblin isn’t able to stay afl oat solely on his fucking vulgarity. Despite the weaker aspects of the al- With that said, Goblin is good, but not bum, there’s no doubt that Goblin is des- great. Tyler and his cronies have blasted Much like Tyler’s fi rst album, Bastard, and the trappings of his new-found fame. tined to become one of the most talked out a record that stands head and shoulders Goblin begins in the offi ce of Tyler’s in- “I’m not a fucking role model,” the about albums of the year. above most hip-hop releases this year, but ner therapist/conscience. The fi rst and title song begins. “I’m just a 19-year-old fuck- However, it might be only a matter of fails to satisfy the demands of a legion of track is a seven-minute long manifesto that ing emotional coaster with pipe dreams.” time before the Hype Machine runs out of fans who were expecting something im- outlines Tyler’s grievances with society, Tyler’s self-deprecating nature comes gas and the denizens of the “Internet Gen- possibly amazing. the media, his alleged suicidal behavior into focus throughout the 80-minute re- eration” move on to something newer.

Brittany Filippini | Chronicle Photo Robert Knopp, Eugene Baylon Jaceldo, Gayle Serdan and Joaquin Hernandez (l to r) make up CSUSB’s Alumni Jazz Quartet. Alums get all jazzed up By BRITTANY FILIPPINI this quartet is the four people that are in it,” Staff Writer said Knop, who added that there are “abso- lutely no egos” within the group. Fresh off of a performance at the Palm AJQ started writing their own material Desert campus CSUSB’s Alumni Jazz about a year and a half ago and recorded Quartet is thrilled to be captivating crowds “While You Were Out” here on campus in once again. the band room’s recording studio. Performing songs from their fi rst al- One of the obstacles AJQ has had to bum, titled “While You Were Out,” AJQ overcome is the busy schedule of each of offers a variety of jazz music that will cater its members. One way they overcome this to all the different fans. hurdle is to plan projects ahead of time so AJQ was formed in 2008 and is com- they have something to work towards and prised of an educator with a doctorate in make a priority in their hectic schedules. jazz studies and alumni and faculty from Tenor saxophone player for AJQ, Rob- CSUSB. The quartets members include ert Knop was very excited to get the group Gayle Serdan on piano, Joaquin Hernan- back together for the Palm Desert perfor- dez on the drums, Eugene Baylon Jaceldo mance. on the bass, and Robert Knop on the tenor Palm Desert has a lively music and saxophone. jazz scene that is very popular within the Jaceldo and Hernandez are alumni of desert communities. When AJQ performed CSUSB both with degrees in music edu- there last year, the audience was very wel- cation, Knop is the associate professor of coming and eager to hear jazz music. Music and director of Jazz Studies here “We performed at Palm Desert last on campus and although Serdan is not a year and we were well received. The audi- faculty member or an alumni, she has an ence is a very nice audience,” said Knop. impressive music background For more information about AJQ visit “The best thing about performing with CSUSB’S website. Chronicle Page 11 Arts & Entertainment Monday, May 16, 2011 Up and coming artists poised for summer success By RENEE ETCHEBERRIA to create a high energy sound. The name Staff Writer ‘Bonjay’ comes from a Spice Island slang which means “Good god.” Five up-and-coming artists are deter- Their fi rst EP, “Broughtupsy”, is set to mined to make this summer a season to drop June 6 in the UK and North America. remember. Since most of the shows they have First up is pop singer Andy Grammer. lined up for the spring and summer are His music is a blend of classic and mod- in the UK, you can download their music ern styles to create a catchy pop sound. His from iTunes to make up for the lack of fi rst debut album is due out June 2011. American shows. The New York Post describes Gram- Norwegian-American artist Mr. Little mer as a cross between John Legend and Jeans’ rendition of Beyonce’s hit “Single Elton John. Ladies” has received attention as of late. Grammer is no stranger to the mu- She sings the song on a completely differ- Photo courtesy of Adele.tv sic scene, having performed hundreds of ent level than Beyonce, employing a soft, Adele is just one of the many artists with hotly anticipated concert tours this summer, stopping in SoCal in early July. shows at colleges across the country and slow and eclectic sound contrary to the up- even opening for The Plain White T’s and beat dance version. Josh Kelley. He has also received his fair Mr. Little Jeans, also known as Mon- share of recognition, with his song “Keep ica Birkenes, plays music that mixes indie your head up” having been recently nomi- and electronic pop with hints of rock. nated for MTV’s O Awards. She plans to release a single called Artists ready to ignite For those looking for an element of “Angel” on June 7, but most recently her folk, British singer-songwriter Bobby Long song “Rescue Song” was picked up by offers an interesting blend of folk-pop for Hewlett-Packard for their ad campaign. the masses. His sound has been favorably Finally, The Coronas are Irish natives summer concert fun compared to the Dave Matthews Band who have been making music together and Jack Johnson, with infl uences ranging since they were 15. With their blend of from Emmylou Harris to The Kinks. rock and alternative, The Coronas have By ADRIENE MOORE mertime. Long released his debut album Win- already gotten their feet wet in the music Staff Writer 5. Adele: The upcoming “Rolling in ter Tale this past February on Dave Mat- industry by touring with indie darlings The the Deep” tour will keep you rolling in thews’ ATO Records and has shows lined Script. Music fans across Southern Califor- your sleep after you hear this singer’s in- up throughout the summer. The band does have shows lined up nia will be having an endless summer, credible vocals. The soulful, sultry sing- Long also helped to write the song for the summer, and on July 22 they will with a ton of great music acts scheduled ing voice has gotten Adele recognized “Let Me Sign”, which was later sung by perform their biggest headlining show The to perform this upcoming season. these past years and her summer North Robert Pattinson in the fi rst “Twilight” Park in Dublin. KT Tunstall will be on Since it would be nearly impossible American tour is sure to entice. movie. hand as a special guest. to chronicle all of them, here’s a handy 6. Rihanna: Is it getting Loud in here At the other end of the pop spectrum For information on any of these bands top 10 guide to the hottest acts of the hot- or is it just me? No, it’s Rihanna and she is Bonjay. They are a Canadian duo that check out their websites, MySpace and test season. just doesn’t stop. Just two years after her mixes indie infl uences with R&B beats Facebook pages. 1. Sugarland: The country duo of extremely public break-up and assault Sugarland is in the process of touring from singer Chris Brown, this woman their “Incredible Machine” tour across shows no sign of slowing. Rihanna will the U.S. But no worries, there is still be performing some very select shows, so plenty of time to catch them in California. don’t miss her one night in California on Sugarland will be in California from July June 28th. The Airborne Toxic Event 22 through the 26. 7. Pitbull and Enrique Iglesias: This Along the tour for special appearanc- tour will defi nitely be “Unforgettable” es are Taylor Swift, Jason Aldean, Lady with the collaboration of rapper Pitbull Antebellum, Dierks Bently, Glen Camp- and Latin singer Enrique Iglesias. bell and The Zac Brown Band. infects fans with rockin tunes Tickets go on sale May 20th so there 2. Katy Perry: This ‘Extra Terrestrial’ is no excuse for not seeing this only- lady defi nitely takes music to new levels. made-in-heaven pair. The emotion in this album came from You can expect plenty of this in her sum- By JHONISE HAMILTON 8. Sade: The soulful British singer’s the amount of loss experienced by the band mer tour. Staff Writer “Soldier of Love” tour is defi nitely the members. Jollet told the LA Times that he If you’ve caught any of her videos place to look to when you’re in desperate Looking for some new music to listen “was trying to capture that, as opposed to or live performances, you know that this need of a summertime fi x. to? The Airborne Toxic Event might be just the fi rst album, which was, ‘Here’s a bunch isn’t a tour to be missed. Perry will be If you have ever heard Sade, you what you’re looking for. of bad songs about a girl.’ ” bringing her “California Dream” 2011 know that the band’s music is one of the This indie rock group consists of fi ve You might be wondering why they summer tour to California in mid-August. most relaxing and calming types out there. band members, each contributing his or her have such a toxic name. 3. Britney Spears and Nicki Minaj: Is With this being the group’s fi rst tour in a own special talents to the group. Well, the story is that Jollet got this there really anything else to say? Britney decade, it is sure to be “Sweet as Taboo.” Mikel Jollet plays the guitar, the key- name from a section of a book entitled has proved that she is here to stay. 9. Lil’ Wayne: Weezy’s “I Am Still boards, and is the main vocalist. Steven “White Noise.” In the book, there was a This year has been good to Ms. Music” summer tour is set to be explo- Chen also plays the guitar and keyboards, chemical spill that produced a poisonous Spears, with the release of her newest CD sive. Noah Harmon plays the upright bass, the cloud that the military called an airborne which she proves she’s back on top. She Openers for the performer include electric bass, and does background vocals. toxic event. will set off on her summer 2011 (the name Rick Ross, Lloyd, Keri Hilson and Far Daren Taylor plays drums, and Anna This event brought on a fear of death is yet to be announced) tour to promote East Movement. If the line-up wasn’t Bulbrook plays the viola, tambourine, key- and sense of morality to the characters in her latest album, Femme Fatale. good enough, perhaps Weezy himself boards and performs background vocals. the book. This will defi nitely be Nicki’s mo- performing his smash hit “No Love” will The band’s self-titled debut album was Jollet thought this would be a per- ment when she has the chance to tour with bring you out to the event. released in 2008. fect name for the group because he was the legendary Britney Spears. Spears and The tour will wrap up on September Their second album, entitled All at inspired to start the band after his mother Minaj are two very different but equally 11th in Texas, so don’t miss your chance Once was released last month. This album, was diagnosed with cancer and he was di- dedicated performers, so you know this to see part of this one of a kind tour. unlike the fi rst, was more structurally writ- agnosed with alopecia areata and vitiligo. is a tour that will push boundaries and 10. Taylor Swift: “Speak Now” and ten and had heavier contributions from the Alopecia areata is a medical condition please fans. get Taylor Swift summer tour tickets. other band members as opposed to Jollet’s where hair is lost from some or all parts of 4. Bruno Mars and Janelle Monae: Swift will be promoting her latest album ususal solo lead. the body. Most commonly from the scalp. These two A-listers team up to form the Speak Now and is in the middle of the There’s a more emotional meaning Vitiligo is the depigmentation of the “Hooligans in Wondaland” summer tour. largest tour she has ever done. behind a lot of the songs on the new al- skin. It occurs when the cells responsible Both singers offer a uniquely different The tour will also feature a special bum, improving upon the fi rst album’s one for skin pigmentation die or are unable to style of music which is perfect for sum- appearance by Need to Breathe. directional feel. function properly. Chronicle Page 12 Arts & Entertainment Monday, May 16, 2011

Photo courtesy of iMusicDaily Lady Gaga’s new controversial music video for her latest single “Judas,” is replete with religious imagery that has some religious groups up in arms. She has gone on the record to say it’s not meant to offend, but to celebrate religious differences. Penis boots and religious icons, A Lady Gaga experience By KRYSTAL MCGEE kind of controversy only Lady Gaga is ca- there is Lady Gaga,” said Bill Donohue, “Because some of us queers can see Staff Writer pable of. president of the Catholic League for Reli- through the marketing machine,” reasons The video is fi lled with tons of bibli- gious and Civil Rights. the group in its manifesto, “Because some Lady Gaga’s attention-grabbing an- cal imagery that has sparked lots of healthy “I fi nd Gaga to be increasingly irrel- of us aspire to create our own culture, not tics have reached new heights with the re- debate, with many conservative and reli- evant. Is this the only way to jet up her just settle for being a target market, be- lease of her new video and a guest spot on gious institutions outright condemning the performance? This isn’t random, we are cause we stand in solidarity against racial “American Idol.” video. getting closer to Holy Week and Easter,” and economic injustice.” On May 11, Gaga appeared on “Amer- Gaga says she is not trying to anger he continued. Lady Gaga might turn heads and upset ican Idol” as a mentor to the singers. Her any religious groups. Catholics aren’t the only group that do a few people with her career choices, but choice in wardrobe was immediately no- “[The song] is not meant to be an at- not support Gaga. ‘Gays Against Gaga’ is there is no doubt she is, and will continue ticed and hit every gossip column and tack on religion,” claimed Gaga, “I respect a lesser known group that seems to have a to be, one of the biggest pop divas of our news feed almost instantly. and love everyone’s beliefs.” bone to pick with the diva. generation. The heels of Gaga’s towering boots She expressed similar sentiments sev- were shaped like penises. The wardrobe eral times leading up to the world premiere choice was so shocking, producers plas- of “Judas,” declaring that “it’s meant more tered an “American Idol” logo over the to celebrate faith than it is to challenge it.” sexually explicit boots. The video features Gaga riding on a That same night Lady Gaga awk- motorcycle with a Jesus look-a-like, com- wardly attempted to talk to Scotty McCre- plete with a crown of thorns on his head, ery, the innocent and down-home country and the twelve disciples riding along side. boy, about sex. Gaga urged Scotty to move It also depicts a Judas betraying Jesus closer to the microphone during his perfor- and giving him a holy kiss with distinct mance. lyrics from Gaga, “Jesus is my virtue and “That [microphone] is your girl- Judas is the demon I cling to.” friend,” said Gaga, “And if you don’t stick Lady Gaga plays Mary Magdalene in your tongue down her throat she’s gonna the video, and washes Jesus’ feet with her leave you. Make love to that mic!” hair. Lady Gaga’s appearance on “Ameri- Gaga may believe her video does not can Idol” isn’t the only thing that’s keeping attack religious groups, but several organi- her in the headlines these days. Her latest zations think otherwise. video for the song “Judas” has gained the “People have real talent, and then

Live local bands Lunchtime LIVE! Fridays at noon Chronicle Page 13 Sports Monday, May 16, 2011 Ticket sales sinking in the dirt

Brendan Christopher | Flickr Dodger fans are known for their late arrivals and early exits but as the season progresses, more and more fans are not only arriving late but they are not arriving at all as ticket sales have not only been down for the Dodgers, but all around MLB. By MACKENZIE VON KLEIST get cheaper tickets. on a brink of depression, lower ticket pric- over the franchise due to the owner Frank Staff Writer “I’m not sure why the ticket sales are es have been established by many teams McCourts’ fi nancial woes. down, but it is defi nitely better news for me throughout the league (ten to be exact), in Also, the beating and near death of a t’s strike three and you’re out, or and any other baseball fan that wants great order to draw in more people. Giants fan in the Dodger stadium parking so it seems for MLB ticket sales. seats and lower ticket prices,” said Maze- According to Baseball Reference. lot by a Dodgers fan did not help. Sales are less than they have lia. “But all in all it isn’t good for the sport com, the Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago It is no wonder why this historical Ibeen for America’s favorite past as a whole.” Cubs, New York Mets, New York Yan- team has its lowest ticket sales in years and time and it is not due to the economy or Mazelia is confused as to why this kees, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, is one of the emptiest stadiums in MLB. weather. year would be the start of a decrease in Florida Marlins, Texas Rangers, San Diego Hope prospers in many fans eyes With the NFL only seeing a one per- tickets sales, but this isn’t just puzzling to Padres, Seattle Mariners have all lowered though, as well as students here on campus. cent decrease in ticket sales, according to CSUSB students but also to the marketing their tickets to unthinkable prices, as low “I know the Dodgers have had a lot NFL.com, what is to blame for this unnatu- and ticket departments as well they have as $2 a seat for the nose-bleed sections. of bad vibes being curve balled their way ral decrease in ticket sales for all of base- made a concerted effort to lower prices. This still did not help the problem of this season, but they have such a fantastic ball? According to sports.yahoo.com, ticket sales, and reports by these teams history and it is only going to take one big “I attended at least six games last sea- through 320 games this season, attendance have shown sales have actually gotten championship win to shock the fans and son and some of them weren’t even local,” is down 506 tickets per game. worse. The worst of all these this season, people back in to the stadiums,” said stu- said CSUSB student Chris Maizelia. “I Out of 2,430 games, it would add up however, undoubtedly has been the Dodg- dent Lauren Halseth. plan on going to at least double that this to 1,229,580 fewer tickets, which would ers. Turn on and tune in to all the games season.” drop MLB to levels unseen since the early There is already so much negativity this summer season and look at the sea of Maizelia is planning to attend more 2000s. surrounding their season, like the commis- bountiful seats available for the taking for games than usual, maybe because he can In the land of baseball and this nation sioner of baseball Bud Selig having to take low prices.

This week in Sports: Coyote Jock Talk sports trivia May 16, 1985 Playoffs action Each week the Coyote Chronicle will try to stump the students with sports Michael Jordan named NBA For NBA and NHL playoffs commen- trivia. The answers will be given the Rookie of Year tary, stay tuned to Coyote Jock Talk, as following week in the next issue. So we break down match-ups and make get your sports thinking caps on. May 18, 1933 bold predictions. 1st Major League All-Star Game announced for July 6 at Comiskey coyotejocktalk.blogspot.com Which MLB teams have never Park. recorded a no-hitter in the history of the franchise? May 18, 1997 Tiger Woods wins Byron Nelson Answer to last week’s sports trivia: Golf Classic 1. Alex Rodriguez- 406 Coyote Chronicle: @CSUSBChronicle 2. Jim Thome- 351 May 19, 1910 Chronicle Sports Section: @CSUSB_CC_Sports 3. Manny Ramirez- 335 Cy Young earns his 500th win, Sports Editor: @jesusromero760 4. Albert Pujols- 332 beats Wash 5-4 in 11 innings Asst. Sports Editor: @JLBurnfi n 5. Carlos Delgado- 324 Chronicle Page 14 Sports Monday, May 16, 2011 Style outpaces sport By BRITTANY SHAW Staff Writer

There is only one place you can fi nd thousands of people participating in a fash- ion show while watching horse races. It is the good ole Kentucky Derby. People spend lots of money on their race-day apparel, trying to be the best dressed at the race. “You can go to any horse race in the area, but no other race or even sporting event attracts more royals and celebrities like the Kentucky Derby,” said student Ally Monroe. “Those girls had bigger hats than at the royal wedding.” The race now takes second seat to the hats competition, where women go to great lengths to have the biggest and best hat. Dozens of celebrities attend every year to display some of the latest fashion. A few of the stars who were in atten- dance were Kate Walsh, Ian Somerhalder, Martha Stewart and Kate Gosselin. “Large or small, contemporary or old- fashioned, big brimmed, feathered, fl ow- ery, furry or just plain fascinating, women (and men) top off their Oaks and Derby John Athayde | Flickr duds with a variety of ostentatious head While all eyes should be on Horse Jockey Mike Smith, many fans may be more interested in the Kentucky Derby’s signature hat styles. The bigger and more outrageous the more fun. wear,” according to Kentuckyderby.com. Looking to get a taste of the fun? Santa Anita Park also has horse races, exciting two minutes in sports lived up to about it (winning the Kentucky Derby). Check out the local race trackes such but will not be open until December. its name as the underdog, “Animal King- There is not a trainer that doesn’t think as Fairplex Park in Pomona on May 26 Prices vary for the race tracks but pro- dom” won the race by 2 ¾ lengths. about it. I just didn’t think it would happen where The Finish Line Sports Grill quali- motions are held throughout the season Animal Kingdom was a 20-1 long shot at this stage of my career,” said John Asher, fying tournament will be held. which would allow students to enter with- according to many gambling websites. Animal Kingdom’s trainer. Meanwhile, Del Mar race track opens out breaking the bank. “Two days later, it is still surreal,” Although the actual event may be over, July 20 and they will have horse races all Fashion may have been the main fo- said Motion, who will turn 47 on the day the buzz of the fashion and races alike will summer long. cus at the Kentucky Derby, but the most after the May 21 Preakness. “I had thought continue for weeks to follow. Chronicle Page 15 Sports Monday, May 16, 2011

Jesus Romero | Chronicle Photo Fans Sara Schrader (left) and Kalynn Greeley (right) sport their wrestling masks during the fi fth inning of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim game for ten minutes as they broke a Guinness World Record for ‘most people wearing a wrestling mask.’ Angel fans wrestle themselves into the record book

By JOVANI GAMA “There was a lot of energy,” said the Angels made the record books, doing include highlights of the White Sox-An- Asst. Sports Editor Greeley. Everyone was really excited and a similar promotion last season when they gels game, but did show the crowd of over everyone put on their mask.” handed out red Snuggie-style blankets and 40,000. ll records are meant to be Starting in the fi fth inning, fans were asked fans to wear them at the same time. Highlights were of the fans wearing broken. asked to wear the masks for a full 10 min- To get fans in the mood to wear the the red metallic fabric masks with the white This Wednesday, the utes. luchador masks, a clip of the movie “Na- Angels logo in the front and mentioned the ALos Angeles Angels of Most fans were pleased to be a part of cho Libre” was displayed on the stadium world record that was set according to es- Anaheim looked to set a Guinness World this record setting night. video board. pnchicago.com. Record for the largest gathering of people Only a few refused to participate, toss- When asked what it was like to be Aside from the record setting night, wearing costume masks. ing their masks aside, and never raising in the Guinness Book of World Records, there was an actual baseball game played. In addition to giving each fan in at- them to their faces. Schrader, expressed her joy and pride. The Angels made easy work of the tendance a wrestling mask, inspired by The Angels fans in attendance that “It’s really cool. I wonder how long it slumping White Sox, beating them 6-2. the Lucha Libre wrestlers of Mexico, the chose to participate put on masks to start will be the world record for,” said Schrader. Alberto Callaspo singled in two runs Angels turned Tuesday night into a world the fi fth inning, and the stadium score- “Hopefully, ten years from now, it’ll in the Angels’ three-run fi rst, and Maicer record. board began a 10 minute countdown where still be a record.” Izturuis hit his third home run of the season Several students from CSUSB were fans had to wear their masks. The masks seemingly brought good to contribute to the scoring. present at the game, two of which included After 10 minutes, the Angels were fortune to the home team, as they kept the The Angels gave White Sox pitcher senior, Sara Schrader and junior, Kalynn able to set the record. visiting White Sox from scoring in the top John Danks his sixth loss of the season, Greeley. A representative from the Guinness half of the fi fth, and were able to rack up a making his record for the season a dis- I asked Greeley to describe what is Book of World Records was on hand to run in the bottom half. heartening 0-6. was like to be a part of the record breaking verify the record. Local television news updates in Los At the end of the night, it was all smiles experience. It was the second consecutive season Angeles on Wednesday morning did not and scary masks in the city of Angels. State of the art excercise at your fi ngertips By CHRIS HANLEY for a full hour for only $15. Staff Writer Go ask any other gym some prices, and you will come racing back to the Rec College students and Alumni of Center for the steal of a deal. CSUSB have the opportunity to get a full To go along with the wide variety of course fi tness workout at CSUSB’s Recre- body lifting machines, there also is a vari- ation and Fitness Center. ety of fi tness classes available. Kickboxing There is a host of exercise workouts classes are available to get a great cardio that students can take advantage of as they workout as well as a host of some cool traverse the two story fi tness center. Come dance classes. in and get a great cardio workout by exer- Some of the featured dance classes cising on the treadmills. available include the Boppin Hip Hop There is also a room that has a punch- class and a Zumba Latin exercise class. ing bag which is used as a good aerobic Students can also participate in an Aqua workout. Students can also get a good Aerobics class. sweat going on the rock climbing wall of- All of the times and dates of the dif- fered. ferent classes can be found on the second The gym also has a nice variety of fl oor of the gym on the fi tness schedule. some of the fi nest exercise machines that Most other gyms with these class- are used at some of the best gyms. Students es cost patrongs a hundreds of dollars a that are not experienced in using these ma- month, but CSUSB students have these chines have the opportunity to get a train- wonderful activities at their fi ngertips for Chris Hanley | Chronicle Photo ing session with any of the on staff trainers free. You can access the Rec Center in between classes for free. Monday Sports 5.16.11 Coyotes expecting to howl in regionals

By ISMAEL MORALES nament. Staff Writer Despite this, Duncan feels her team will be ready to play in the tournament. After failing to make the CCAA tour- “We can win the national champi- nament, CSUSB Softball team has been onship, if the right team shows up,” said selected seventh seed in this year’s NCAA Coach Duncan. Division II West Regional Tournament. In 2008 the Coyotes were excited that The Coyotes are in the Regional Tour- they had qualifi ed for regionals. nament for the second time in school his- Now in 2011 the Coyotes feel like they tory; 2008 was the fi rst time they had made belong here and that’s the type of mentality the Regional Tournament, both times un- they must have to win the tournament. der coach Tacy Duncan. Seniors Jacquelyn Holtzclaw and The Coyotes are not surprised by the Priscilla Curiel look to lead the way for the selection as they have been practicing for Coyotes. Both seniors played in the tourna- the past three weeks. ment in 2008 which gives them experience “We had a good chance in making the that will allow them to provide leadership tournament,” said Duncan. and help keep their teammates calm and re- Although Duncan is disappointed that laxed. the Coyotes didn’t make the CCAA tourna- “Jacquelyn Holtzclaw is a verbal lead- ment, she is happy that they were selected er,” said Duncan. to participate in the West Regional Tourna- Holtzclaw is the Coyotes number two ment. hitter and she can do it all. Duncan explained how not making “She hits home runs, doubles, triples the CCAA tournament can be a blessing in and steals a lot of bases. disguise. The time has given much needed Priscilla Curiel is an excellent out- rest to some players who are nursing minor fi elder. injuries. “She has a great read on the ball, noth- Also, the time off may be good for the ing gets by her,” said Duncan. team as a whole since it only has 13 players The Coyotes take their 32-22 overall on its roster. record to Hawaii where they will face de- Although the ladies have been practic- fending NCAA champion Hawaii Pacifi c ing and do a lot of light hitting drills, noth- University 37-10 overall. ing can simulate a real game experience. The tournament is split in two, West Since the team only has 13 players, 1 Regional and West 2 Regional. West 2 full scrimmages (the closest thing to a real Regional is the regional that the Coyotes game) are not possible. will be competing in. The time off can be a blessing in dis- The winner of each regional will face guise, but at the same time can serve as an each other in the Super Regional a three obstacle for the Coyotes. game series at a location TBA. Not playing in nearly three weeks can The winner of the Super Regional will make any team rusty, coupled with the lack get a birth to the NCAA softball tourna- of playing any meaningful games for the ment. past three weeks has not give the Coyotes Ben Delgado | Chronicle Photo Check coyotechronicle.net for results any type of momentum going into the tour- Coyotes women’s softball jumps for joy as their 32 - 22 record is selected for the Division II West Regional Tournament. or follow on Twitter @CSUSBChronicle. Every step counts when it comes to health

By ANNETTE VERDEJO dometers ranging from $12.99 - $99.99 at Nike Plus came to mind. This is similar to a trying to become healthier and using a pe- Staff Writer retailers such as Sport Chalet and REI. You pedometer, but it takes it a little bit further dometer is an easy way for normal people can get a decent one for $34.99. because it measures your pace, distance to meet their health goals. How many steps do you take in a day There are several ways to use a pe- and it connects directly into your iPod. to be healthy? dometer, you can buy one that you wear This device simply fi ts into a hole in Some sort of cardio workout is vital like a watch or one that clips to your belt. your left Nike Plus compatible shoe and to losing weight and to be healthy. This The watch style usually also has a it has another device that plugs into the doesn’t mean that you have to run 10 miles heart rate monitor that is also very useful charging slot in your iPod. The price for every day for the rest of your life. if you are serious about staying inside your the Nike Plus is $29.99 and their shoe price You can simply keep track of how target heart rate zone while working out. ranges. What makes the Nike Plus system many steps you take in a day. The difference in pedometers varies; so different is that it sends your data to Now you might be asking yourself, it depends on how much your willing to nikeplus.com so right after your run, you how am I going to do that? The answer is spend because they use different technol- can measure your progress compared to easy; get yourself a pedometer. ogy. your previous runs. The short defi nition of what a pedom- “All pedometers count steps, although You can purchase the Nike Plus sys- eter is: a small device that counts your they may use different methods to do so. tem from an Apple store or a Nike Store. steps. Knowing how many steps you’ve These include (in general order of ac- The reviews on pedometers and the walked in a day is relevant to weight loss curacy): piezo-electric accelerometers, a Nike Plus system are positive overall and it and just being healthy overall. coiled spring mechanism, and a hairspring seems like they really help runners to keep “The recommended number of steps mechanism,” as stated by about.com. track of their workouts and the users are is 6,000 for health, 10,000 for weight loss The spring loaded pedometers still get making progress. when you count all steps during the day. the job done compared to the electric ac- Whether you are a marathon runner or For weight loss, an uninterrupted walk celerometers. It really comes down to how someone who simply takes their dog on a each day of 4,000 - 6,000 steps is recom- serious you are about your health and what nightly walk, a pedometer could help you mended,” as stated by about.com things that you want to monitor. stay healthy or lose some weight. Growing MJK23 | Flickr There are several different types of pe- When thinking of a pedometer, the up, I have noticed that as a society, we’re Pedometers are a useful tool when managing your weight.