By Erika Aguilar |Staff Writer| 11/20 San Bernardino Police Seek Man Who Kidnapped Woman Police are investigating a carjacking and kidnapping of a woman that begun at the St. Bernardino's Medical Center parking lot. After finishing her shift at the medical center, the woman was approached by a man who was carrying a knife and forced her to get inside the car with him, according to authorities. The suspect then dropped off the woman at IHOP in Rancho Cucamonga with no injuries and police were able to find her car yet it is unclear weather the suspect was arrested. Man Falls While Hanging Christmas Lights A 51-year-old Victorville resident man fell from his roof Sunday … [Read more...] about CC Briefs
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Building your résumé over the summer
By Estefania Torres |Asst. A&E Editor| Summer is a time when students are looking forward to fun vacations, cool vibes and no school. Not many students take into consideration that this may be the perfect time to start being productive and begin building a résumé. It is crucial to continuously be active in the field one plans on working in, especially during a long break. By this I mean, if one is going to be spending about three months sitting around, watching television and doing nothing, might as well do something productive that will help in the long term. An internship is always a great start in constructing your future résumé; the résumé that will be presented to … [Read more...] about Building your résumé over the summer
Young adults at risk
By Estefania Torres |Asst. A&E Editor| Underage drinking happens more then we would like to think it does on school campuses. College is often the most common place where young adults experiment with this substance. That is why it is crucial for housing staff to forbid alcohol in a student’s dorm room or apartment. "About four out of five drink alcohol...the negative impact on alcohol use on college campuses are wide spread and each year, drinking impacts thousands of college students," according to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. We have students of all ages living on campus, some over the age of 21, but many are still minors and are forbidden to drink by … [Read more...] about Young adults at risk
Hood represents Coyotes in NCAA regional invitational
By Gregory Gammill |Staff Writer| Coyote golfer Taylor Hood earned a spot to play in the NCAA West/South Central Regional invitational. The tournament took place from May 2 to May 4 and was held in Las Cruces at the New Mexico State University (NMSU) golf course for three days. This tournament featured 108 of the best golf players from all over the United States in division 2 golf for the NCAA Championship. The top three players from this tournament would be entered into the individual qualifiers for the NCAA Championship in the upcoming weeks. The NCAA Championship will kick off its championship week on May 17 and continue through May 21 at Denver Green Valley Ranch in … [Read more...] about Hood represents Coyotes in NCAA regional invitational
Oh, the places you’ll go with a college degree
By Estefania Torres |Asst. A&E Editor| College education is one of the most talked about topics among young adults. High school graduates are usually faced with the hard decision of either getting their degree or going straight to work. Some people argue that education is needed to make a decent living, while others believe that education is a waste of money and time. In the economy that we live in today, an education is needed to live a comfortable life. "By the year 2020, 65 percent of all jobs in the economy will require post-secondary education and training beyond high school," according to a report published by Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce titled … [Read more...] about Oh, the places you’ll go with a college degree
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By Rhejean King-Johnson |Staff Writer| Pepper spray cover up April 17 University of California Davis students requested for the resignation of the UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi due to the amount of spending used to remove the university’s 2011 pepper spray incident from the internet. The Students Association wants Chancellor Katehi to step down from her position after it was reported that at least $175,000 was used to repair the schools reputation. School police officers used pepper spray to remove a group of student protesters who were blocking the exit of the school’s quad, according to Fox News. Acceptance letter mistake April 18 Buffalo University in New York has apologized … [Read more...] about CC Briefs
Let’s Chill: Students hang out in San Bernardino
By Maria de Lourdes Campos |Staff Writer| “There’s no better university than CSUSB,” stated student Britney Allan. According to Allan, the reason why CSUSB is one of the best universities is because there are an enormous amount of places around campus where students can go hangout. These places provide students with stress free environments where they can unwind and de-stress. “I love the Woman’s Resource Center here on campus, because it is peaceful and friendly. Not to mention, that they have free Scantrons, which is great if you’re ever in need of some. They also have free snacks, chocolates, and condoms, so it doesn’t get any better than that,” stated student Shirleena … [Read more...] about Let’s Chill: Students hang out in San Bernardino
CSUSB Addition: What Not to Wear
By Jaynene Moreno | Staff Writer | Students are always making good and bad choices when dressing themselves in the morning, forgetting that fashion makes a statement. "When I'm in a rush in the morning I grab the quickest thing possible," said student Carmen Reyes, "although I'm comfortable, I know I don't look my best." Keeping the cold weather in mind is a must when choosing your outfit to start your day off right. "Everyone can wear whatever they want whenever they want, but it is irrational to wear short shorts during winter," said student Jessica Botello. A way to wear shorts in cold weather while avoiding freezing your butt off, is to style them with a cute pair of … [Read more...] about CSUSB Addition: What Not to Wear
Millennial Struggles
Maria de Lourdes Campos |Staff Writer| In today’s society there may be young adults whose lives have taken an unexpected turn. Things like children, living expenses, and education take a toll on them, both physically and mentally because there’s that daunting feeling of what if, what if I can’t do this? What if I bite off more than I can chew? The reality is that many young adults feel this sense of ineptness because they have goals and stressors pulling them in different directions, while trying to be active members of society. Eventually these stressors take a toll on them emotionally, physically, and mentally. As a result, many young adults find themselves living with their … [Read more...] about Millennial Struggles
Dove challenges societal standards about beauty
By Scarlett Alston |Staff Writer| A great big thanks to Dove for supporting women of all shapes and sizes. I believe Dove’s Campaign for Real Beauty encourages women not to give into media and social standards of what beauty should be. Breaking the beauty mold in today’s society is tough, especially in a world consumed by the importance of body, shape and size. The soap company’s Campaign for Real Beauty empowers women to embrace their natural beauty, regardless of their shape, size, or race. Dove’s goal is to help girls and women challenge beauty standards through self-acceptance. Dove’s latest viral campaign, featured on YouTube, shows a series of retail stores around … [Read more...] about Dove challenges societal standards about beauty
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