Articles Tagged “san bernardino”
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Professor Delgado inspired by simplicity
By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| English professor and published poet Juan Delgado has dedicated himself to inspiring others through his writing. The CSUSB Alumnus has published books: “Green Web” (1994), “El Campo” (1998), “A Rush of Hands” (2003) and his soon-to-be released “Vital Signs and Lavish Weeds.” Delgado has learned to appreciate the inner beauty [...]
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Amazon Distribution Center to hire 1,000 workers in SB
By Nin Garcia |Staff Writer| Amazon plans to hire more than 1,000 people to work in the company’s new San Bernardino distribution center when it opens this fall. Still under construction, the nearly 950,000 square foot building on the corner of Tippecanoe and Central Avenue near the San Bernardino International Airport is where the center [...]
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CSUSB celebrates Cinco de Mayo in style
By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| CSUSB organizations on campus came together for Cinco De Mayo in celebrate the “The Battle of Puebla.” The Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), Foreign Language Advising and Guidance for Students department (FLAGS), Latino Cultural Clubs and the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) Cross Cultural Center collaborated for the Cinco de [...]
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SQE informing students about fee increases and how to strike
By Alejandra Arana |Staff Writer| Students for Quality Education (SQE) held a Strike School workshop on April 26 to teach students how to strike and provide more information about the upcoming fee increase for Fall 2012. Students from SQE shared their experiences of past strikes which allowed the other students that were there an inside [...]
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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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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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Public reinvestment needed for SB
Lizbeth Lopez |Staff Writer| As citizens of San Bernardino, we should stop playing the victim role in this economic crisis and help ourselves to become the strong leaders that this city needs in order to help it become prosperous once again. San Bernardino, once a beautiful vibrant city home to blue-collar workers who earned decent [...]
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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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A look into Black History in San Bernardino
By Jacqueline Scholten |Staff Writer| Black History month is a month of pride for San Bernardino as we celebrate one of our first African American settlers who gained freedom in California. Former slave Lizzy Flake Rowan played a major role in San Bernardino’s early history, according to San Bernardino’s Historical and Pioneer Society. In 1851, 26 [...]
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Confessions of an international student
By Yezi Cho |Staff Writer| Before moving to California from South Korea as an international student I expected to experience ‘Culture Shock.’ In some ways I did, and although for the most part I found commonalities, I also found differences. Korea and the United States have many similarities such as the use of Apple and Samsung [...]
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