Articles Tagged “budget”
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Michel’le Jones, ASI presidential candidate
By Alexis Figueroa |Staff Writer| ASI is gearing up for the upcoming elections and presidential candidate Michel’le Jones is eager to make a change. Jones’ expressed her desire to make the voice of the student population be prominent in all of the decision-making if elected president. Jones plans on getting students more involved in any [...]
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CSU budget cuts
By Mercedes Winchester |Staff Writer| The knives are back out and the state budget for higher education is still on the chopping block. All CSU’s will have to reduce enrollment by up to 25,000 students in Spring 2013 if Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed tax increases are not approved by voters in November, according to The California Aggie. [...]
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Gas prices burn holes in students pockets
By Tom Stillwagon |Staff Writer| The price of gas has likely gone up in your town again this past week. You aren’t alone; the entire nation is facing this dilemma. Gas prices are currently averaging $4.35 per gallon in San Bernardino for regular unleaded. This is up from a national average of $3.27 in December [...]
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GOP leaders propose extension of payroll tax cuts
By Jazmin Jett |Staff Writer| San Bernardino county at 16 percent unemployment may have something to look forward to with the proposed extension on payroll tax cuts. The House of Representatives and U.S. Senate plan to extend a payroll tax cut and expand unemployment benefits. The anticipation is for a decision by Feb. 17. An [...]
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Gov. Brown proposes flat budget for CSU system
By Courtney Sims |Staff Writer| Gov. Jerry Brown’s new budget proposal for the California State University (CSU) system will affect all 23 of the CSU campuses. State funding allocated for the CSU system for the 2012-2013 academic school year will only be $2 billion, the lowest it’s been since 1997-1998. Over the past two years [...]
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Senate Bill seeks to limit CSU president salaries
By Melissa Benton |Staff Writer| Senate Bill 755, introduced by Senator Ted W. Lieu, would limit CSU president salaries to 150 percent of the salary of California’s Chief Justice. According to the National Center for State Courts, Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye currently earns $228,856. This means that CSU presidents could earn up to $343,269. SB [...]
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Looming $200 million CSU cut hurts financial aidless
By Lizbeth Lopez |Staff Writer| It seems just about every quarter you can log into MyCoyote and always find in bold red letters something like the following, “On July 12, 2011 the CSU Board of Trustees approved an additional twelve percent tuition fee increase effective Fall 2011 after a $650 million cut to the CSU system [...]
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Coyote’s Diner Den with pupusas
By: Koby Heramil | Staff Writer | Real authentic Salvadoran food in the Inland Empire is hard to find. Most restaurants are located in Los Angeles, but who wants to travel such a distance just to get their Salvadoran crave on! The authenticity of El Paraiso Salvadoreno, a restaurant off of Kendall, only starts [...]
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Tuition may rise again next year
By Staphanie Barrera |Staff Writer| CSUSB may face another potential budget cut which could directly affect student tuition, financial aid, student enrollment and a reduction in personal cost for the next school year. A press release was distributed earlier this week by CSUSB Office of Public Affairs stating that more budget cuts will lead [...]
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Tuition may rise again next year
By Stephanie Barerra |Staff Writer| CSUSB may face another potential budget cut which could directly affect student tuition, financial aid, student enrollment and a reduction in personal cost for the next school year. A press release was distributed earlier this week by CSUSB Office of Public Affairs stating that more budget cuts will lead to [...]
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