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CCoyoteoTHE INDEPENDENTyo STUDENT VOICEt OFe CALIFORNIA STATECChronicle UNIVERSITY,h SAN BERNARDINOr SINCEo 1965 nicle COYOTECHRONICLE.NET Vol.Vol. LII, No. 6 TUESDAY,TUESDAY, MAY 26, 20152015 CCBriefs: By ALEXANDER DOUGLAS Staff Writer Thousands of gallons of oil spilled SSummerummer in Santa Barbara Approximately 105,000 gallons of crude oil was spilled into the ocean and shorelines around Santa Barbara. The spill occurred Tuesday, May 19, when two pump stations belonging Sch l to the Plains All American Company ruptured. According to the Los Angeles Times, the cause of the rupture is still being determined. Glow sticks protect camels and drivers By DANIELA RUEDA SUSB en- June 30. The deadline to To prevent a hold on Camel owners have put glow- Staff Writer courages receive a 100 percent re- an account, students must ing bands onto their camels to prevent students to fund is June 23. complete the Agent of car crashes at night, according to NBC Cget ahead Carlos Ramirez, Change online training or News. and take summer classes a CSUSB registration the in-person Bystander There are more than 6,000 camels because of the many ben- specialist, explains why Intervention Workshop. roaming Southern Israel. The amount of efi ts offered. summer school is benefi - Federal mandates re- accidents involving camels have proved Summer priority cial for students. quire all students to com- to be deadly, so these new glowing bands registration began May 4 “We recommend plete training in regard to will help motorists spot the camels. and continued until May summer school for con- gender-based violence. The glowing bands are an innova- 20. Enrollment appoint- tinuing students and new During the summer tive, cheap and easy-to-use to save lives. ments are available on students that are coming quarter, both undergradu- Teenager had to stay awake to a student’s MyCoyote into the Fall 2015 term, ate and graduate students keep parasite from eating her eye page, under the “Student one of the main reasons are only allowed 17 max- A teenager had to stay awake for a Center” tab. the courses they are tak- imum units. week, administering eye drops to pre- Summer late regis- ing here are already at the Arlene Zamora vent a parasite from burrowing into her tration is June 8 through campus,” said Ramirez. Continued on Pg.2 eye. Jessica Greaney had to apply eye drops every 10 minutes and only got a few minutes of sleep, resulting in de- creased immune effi ciency, according The Telegraph. Doctors say the parasite found its way into Greaney’s eye from her con- tact lens after tap water had splashed on them. In Queens, New York, home own- ers say Not the Bees!!! Forty thousand bees made their home under a backyard deck in a house in Queens, New York. The beekeepers used an infrared camera mounted to a pole to fi nd the bees living under the backyard deck. The honey was dripping from the honeycomb and the extraction took CCSUsSUs mmayay rreceiveeceive millionsmillions more than two hours, according to NY Daily News. By JORGE CAMPOS Lawmakers have until midnight, June and fund student success measures. Waco Texas Shooting results in Staff Writer 15, to present a fair budget plan and send This funding is intended to provide nine dead it to Brown for his signature, according to more working opportunities for students. Nine people were left dead after a Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a $115.3 The San Bernardino Sun. The measure also includes hiring more shooting in Waco, Texas. million spending plan that could provide Brown’s budget even calls for another faculty and academic advisers, expanding The shooting started as a brawl in a millions for the Cal State University sys- $38 million in funding for CSUs, but the online enrollment, enlarging the Early restaurant and escalated to a shooting in tem. funds will be divided in half, with some of Start Program that prepares students for the parking lot. The altercation is said to In return for the spending plan, Brown the money going towards enrollment funds college coursework and investing in ap- have been between biker gangs. proposed on Thursday, May 14, to freeze as well as investing in ways to get students plied research and internship programs for It is believed that all confi rmed dead undergraduate tuition for in-state students through college faster. students, according to Los Angeles Daily were part of the biker gangs. No police and establish new tax credit for the work- The remaining portion of the money News. offi cers were reportedly injured, accord- ing lower class. will be distributed into smaller sections Continued on Pg. 3 ing to CNN.com. Women use makeup This is not Miley Cyrus: Happy Negative effects of to empower, pg. 5 a hamburger, pg. 8 Hippies , pg. 10 diet fads, pg. 14 News Chronicle Page 2 TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Get ready for Rafi k Mohamed summer school named new dean Continued from Pg. 1 ply for aid and specifi c eligibility require- ments. By RANDALL HIGGINS Department of Social Sciences at Clayton plans to take 15 units this summer to ad- Students at CSUSB who are inter- Staff Writer State University where he has served since vance in her education but has yet to de- ested in transferring units into a degree 2009, according to Bodman. cide whether she will take out a loan or program should have a maximum of 36 Rafi k Mohamed was selected to be Mohamed’s credits include serving as receive fi nancial aid. units taken in a non-degree status to apply the new dean of the College of Social and chair and associate professor of the Depart- “Last year I received grants and fi - towards a bachelor’s degree, and 13 units Behavioral Sciences, according to CSUSB ment of Sociology at the University of San nancial aid, but this year I was offered to towards a master’s degree. Provost Andy Bodman. Diego before 2009, and was voted twice as take out a loan, but I still haven’t decid- The benefi ts from summer school Starting in August 2015, Mohamed outstanding professor of the year, accord- ed,” said Zamora. are that students will receive more aid, will replace Jamal Nassar, who has been ing to the CSUSB Offi ce of Public Affairs. The cost for undergraduate tuition advance to the next level of funding, and the dean of the Before his graduate fees is $220 per unit and a mandatory will potentially graduate sooner as op- department work, Mohamed was an campus fee of $207.50. posed to if they do not attend summer since 2007, but investigator for private Summer Assistance Grant (SAG) school during their stay. has decided to attorneys, handling fel- was created to assist students with sum- Ramirez also mentioned why it is retire at the end ony defense cases. mer fees. better to take classes at CSUSB rather of the school During his graduate Qualifi cations for SAG will be based than at another school. year. work, Mohamed was on the same criteria used to determine the “Tuition may be cheaper at other “I know with the Law Offi ces of eligibility and amount of State University schools but there are certain classes you I am leaving Milton C. Grimes when grants. cannot take at other schools that are trans- the college in the March 1991 Rodney CSUSB will offer fi nancial aid for ferable or can be applied to your degree good hands. I G. King lawsuit against eligible current students as well as those as General Education requirements (GE) am confi dent the city of Los Angeles eligible and admitted into a degree pro- or lower division classes,” said Ramierez. that Dr. Mo- was fi led. gram for Fall 2015. “Students can also retake a class they hamed will be “I am proud to have Current CSUSB students will pay have failed and focus only on that one a superb dean,” served such a great col- fees through the same process as other tough class,” continued Ramirez. stated Nassar. lege for eight years. quarters. German Ruiz, a communications Mohamed Working with the facul- Students are responsible for paying major, will be attending summer school is an experi- ty and staff to serve the their fees by the deadlines indicated on because of the benefi ts, especialy to get enced educa- students was the high- the MyCoyote self service web page or ahead. tor, administra- light of my career. The face subsequent consequences. “I’m taking three classes during sum- tor, researcher college staff has been a The Financial Aid Offi ce Summer mer school to get ahead so I can hopefully and is currently Photo courtesy of Clayton State University dream team,” continued web page has instructions on how to ap- graduate next spring,” said Ruiz. the chair of the Rafi k Mohamed has agreed to be a new college dean at CSUSB. Nassar CCoyoteoyote ChronicleChronicle Editor in Chief Greg Avetisyan Asst.