Articles Tagged “California”
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“Chronicles of Narnia” at the California Theatre
By Manal Museitef |Staff Writer| The adventurous story of “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” will be showing at the California Theatre of the Performing Arts on May 25. Promoters of the event distributed their first press release two weeks ago for the new musical installment and has since caused [...]
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Wild Lemon
By Gabbie Corral |Staff Writer| The Wild Lemon Project draws awareness to San Bernardino native writers and artists. A local non-profit organization, the Wild Lemon Project welcomed students and San Bernardino County residents to its kickoff night held on Friday, April 13 at the National Orange Show Art Gallery. Its mission is “to support and [...]
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CSUSB students aspire to make music universal
By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| Make way for the newest Inland Empire band hitting the music scene, the Backseat Pilots. CSUSB seniors and brothers Jason and Joshua Recinos, alongside alumnus Jarrold Chang, started their band in 2010. Ever since then, the Fontana musicians have performed all across the Inland Empire. From community shows, churches, benefit concerts [...]
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Robinson Luncheon
Alejandra Arana| Staff Writer James A. Robinson, one of the founders of the Security Bank of California, was honored as a 2012 Arrowhead Distinguished Executive Officer on Friday, April 20. The award was given by CSUSB’s College of Business and Public Administration office. The luncheon was held in the Obershaw Dining Room in the Upper [...]
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San Bernardino district high school enrollment drop
By Alexis Figueroa |Staff Writer| Fewer students are walking into school each year, an issue that has been a part of the San Bernardino School District reportedly since 2004. High school students in California, especially full-time students, represent more than $6,000 in annual basic funding from the state. When enrollment falls so does state funding [...]
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CFA asks members for strike authorization
By Alejandra Arana|Staff Writer| The California Faculty Association will hold a vote next week concerning an authorized strike as the union seeks to settle a contract dispute with the Chancellor’s Office. Since 2010 there has not been a single successful contract for the faculty and staff of the CSU system that both parties have agreed [...]
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Water polo falls short despite valiant effort
By Ray Beasley |Staff Writer| Despite an incredible comeback attempt during the final three quarters of the game, water polo lost their weekend match up on April 7 against Fresno Pacific, 13–15. The Coyotes were trailing Fresno Pacific 1–6 after the first quarter but outscored their opponents 12–9 over the final half of the game. Despite [...]
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Delta Spirit are ready for the big time
By Monique Clarke |Staff Writer| Delta Spirit is ready to prove that they are a musical force to be reckoned with. The indie rock band is about to release their third self-titled studio album, Delta Spirit, which will be in stores March 13. Delta Spirit is a very artistic band in which they have created [...]
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Gas prices driving students to stay on campus
By Dominique Sterling | Staff Writer| It is hard already for us students to worry about exams, school expenses and making the grade etc. tacking on another worry is more add stress. I frequently find myself worrying if I’m going to make it to class on time, now the worry is more will I make [...]
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Federal appeals court deems Proposition 8 unconstitutional
By Courtney Sims |Staff Writer| Proposition 8 has been appealed by a 2-1 ruling in a federal appeals court. The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals declared the voter-approved ban on same sex marriage unconstitutional last Thursday. The recent court ruling has some Californians thinking the momentum behind this battle could be geared [...]
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