By Angela E. Rodriguez |Staff Writer| Assemblyman Tom Donnelly is in support of Assembly Bill 202 (AB 202), which would allow educational funds to be directed for training teachers in proper firearm use. This bill would permit teachers to carry firearms on campus and was introduced on Jan. 30. “We have a moral obligation that the next Vicki Soto, who is faced with inexplicable evil, that she not be left defenseless,” said to Donnelly, referring to one of the Sandy Hook elementary school teachers killed. AB 202 would permit teachers who are trained in the proper use of a firearm to carry hidden weapons without having to put their names on a list of those licensed to do so. The … [Read more...] about Bill suggests teachers use firearms
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CSUSB golfer Todd Sakamoto makes All-District VIII at-large team
By Chelsea Underwood |Staff Writer| CSUSB golfer Todd Sakamoto was named to the Capital One® Academic All-District VIII at-large team by the members of College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The Capital One® Academic All-District VIII at-large team recognizes college athletes for their performances in school and in the sport they participate in. The athlete must meet certain criteria before being nominated: He or she must obtain a 3.30 grade point average, be a starter or an important reserve, complete a full calender year at their institution, have sophomore athletic eligibility and had to have participated in at least 50 percent of the games. Sakamoto, a … [Read more...] about CSUSB golfer Todd Sakamoto makes All-District VIII at-large team
Diaries of a Jet Setter: A guy’s guide to getting lost in Chicago
By R. Anthony Diaz |Asst. Features Editor| Mobsters, trains, machine guns and godly skyscrapers. Most people associate dark things to Chicago but it is anything but. In fact, looking in you really notice its true beauty when you’re sailing on Lake Michigan and see the skyline. All of a sudden the city sounds become faint, as the sun sets in the East and the city lights up like a pile of diamonds glistening on the horizon. Although it is a beautiful city it still has its flaws; I did not realize I had stepped into risky territory until it was too late. I found myself working for Tony Demasi, founder of Tsunami Capital and the Tsunami Foundation. Along with many driven men … [Read more...] about Diaries of a Jet Setter: A guy’s guide to getting lost in Chicago
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