By Taniya Harwell |Staff Writer| San Bernardino Community College District (SBCCD) announced on Tuesday that San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) and Crafton Hills College have both been placed on “warning status” after their accreditation review. Gloria Fisher, SBVC’s president, has been sent back to school due to her lack of credentials in conjunction to the accreditation review. As part of the multi-year accreditation site visit and reporting cycle, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) reviewed the Institutional Self Evaluational Reports for both colleges. Concerns raised for both institutions include the lack of student learning outcome … [Read more...] about Valley College Dean needs to get credentials
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CSUSB students show off their film making talent
By Alyssa Gradias |Staff Writer| Film students showed their impeccable talent Oct. 14 at a public screening. Comm 346 students presented their short films in the Santos Manuel Student Union. Each film had varying dynamics between betrayal and friendship. One of the films that was shown was called Nowhere Road. It was about a man who took revenge on his wife's killer. It was incredible to see how the students were able to capture each emotion with the use of scene shots without dialogue. Another impressive film was directed by Inno Sita, called "Impulse". This short film focused on the boundaries of friendship and asked the question, "How far will you go?" It … [Read more...] about CSUSB students show off their film making talent
Metts, the avant–garde professor
By Gabbie Corral |Staff Writer| Professor Rod Metts has high hopes for CSUSB’s future in the television and video production department. There are more students who are minoring in film studies and the department is continuing to grow thanks to dedicated professors like Metts. He teaches a wide variety of courses including media and culture, the development of motion pictures and introduction to video production. “The production courses allow students to experience the process of trying to transpose something from one medium to another, like a scripted story board to a visual media,” said Metts when asked to describe one of his classes. His free spirit and passion for television … [Read more...] about Metts, the avant–garde professor
Coachella Weekend 2: Three days in a musical oasis
By Eric Brown |Chronicle Contributor| Southern California's premiere music festival was the "same flavor, twice the fun" on the weekends of April 13-15 and April 20-22 in the Coachella Valley. Musically the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival had the same line-up, however completely different festivals ensued. The first week was an uncharacteristically rainy and cold festival, while the second weekend experienced the normal heat the festival is known for, with temperatures breaking triple digits. Check our photo stream below to see what ensued and our special from the pit streaming, or check out the unprecedented live streaming of music highlights from Coachella's Youtube … [Read more...] about Coachella Weekend 2: Three days in a musical oasis
CSUSB finds relaxation at The Body Shoppe
By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| The Body Shoppe is here for you. It’s a one-stop shop for relaxation and rejuvenation. The shoppe is open Wednesday and Thursday from 11 a.m.–5 p.m. and offers 5–30 minute chair massages in a spa-like room to CSUSB employees and students. The massages are given by certified therapists and only cost a dollar per minute. According to Valerie Merrow, Admin Support assistant, the chair massages are given by the certified “Hands on Medical Massage School” therapists in Redlands whom are linked with the Wellness 2 U program at the Loma Linda Hospital and now service us here at CSUSB. All of the massage therapists are under a contract with … [Read more...] about CSUSB finds relaxation at The Body Shoppe
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