By Manny Sandoval |Distribution Manager| A Deputy Coroner is a crucial career within law enforcement. From conducting investigations to determining the cause and mode of death, contacting descendants of the deceased, to helping families go about making the tough transition during such a trying time, Deputy Coroners wear many hats and put themselves on the line when in the field. A Deputy Coroner is someone who investigates death. We had the opportunity to sit down with the County of San Bernardino Deputy Coroner Marlene Leyva to discuss how one can become a Deputy Coroner. We covered her journey to success, and discussed the critical aspects that come along with this gut … [Read more...] about Investigating dead bodies
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Former Coyote baseball player reminiscences
By Gregory Gammill |Staff Writer| Ethan Chapman spent his entire academic and collegiate baseball career at CSUSB from 2009-2012. The Kansas City Royals selected him in the 30th round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) June Amateur Draft and assigned him to their minor league system to start out in. He played center field and batted a .330 average in his final season played with the Coyote baseball team. He gained several career accolades and records that would solidify him among one of the best to ever lace up on the diamond for the Coyotes. His accolades and awards included 1st-team All-CCAA and 2nd-team ABCA/Rawlings All-West Region. He also set the Coyote record for … [Read more...] about Former Coyote baseball player reminiscences
Silva wins fight and fails drug test
By Jacques Lee |Staff Writer| Former Ultimate Fighting Championship, (UFC) Middleweight Champion Anderson "The Spider" Silva returned to the cage on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2015, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. After what seemed like a convincing victory by the former champion some new news hit the lime light. On Feb. 3, 2015 both Silva and his opponent Nick Diaz failed random drug tests. Silva tested positive for Anabolic Steroids, while Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites. As of Feb. 5 there has not been any other news on the subject. Silva had not fought since suffering a broken leg on December 28, 2013 during UFC 168. There were many critics and analysts … [Read more...] about Silva wins fight and fails drug test
AFROTC is full of opportunities
By Glynn Guerra |Staff Writer| The AFROTC (Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps) is a voluntary four-year program that students can enter if they are interested in joining the Air Force after graduation. Student Valentina Aproda explained the benefits of joining AFROTC and the opportunities it provides students. In order to join, you do not initially have to be a student at CSUSB to join. In fact, Aproda is a student from UCR. You are only required to have a 2.0 GPA, be a full-time student, and have at least three years left of college. Once you join, you will be enrolled as a student at CSUSB and be required to take aerospace classes for the AFROTC program. You … [Read more...] about AFROTC is full of opportunities
Flip flops, bathing suit equals summer dress
By Danielle Workman |Staff Writer| With summer on its way, our minds tend to drift to flip flops, bathing suits and fruity drinks. But it is crucial to stay professional within the work setting during these hot summer months. A few ways to feel like you are sitting with an ocean view instead of an office desk relies on your wardrobe. Students around campus share their favorite styles in the work place to stay summer chic. “I think the key is in the details. Use summer colors that are bright and have fun with jewelry,” said student Chelsi Chastain. Pairing bold and bright colors with fun jewelry is a great way to feel you are some place other than the office. Maxi dresses … [Read more...] about Flip flops, bathing suit equals summer dress
Market yourself: “Work it” at the Career Fair to impress future employers
By. Art Ortega |Staff Writer| Students had the opportunity to network with big shot employers last week during the Career Fair held in the Student Union. Over 50 employers were present at the career fair: Target, Sherwin Williams, Department of Environmental Health, FIDM, U.S. Foods and Bridgestone just to name a few. “I was mostly interested in AT&T,” said student Lindsay Colombo. “They seemed to have a better opportunity for employment and the recruiters were friendlier than the others.” Student Richard Castrejon also found an interest in AT&T since they were looking to hire about 50 people. Many came dressed professionally, and though a few students didn’t get … [Read more...] about Market yourself: “Work it” at the Career Fair to impress future employers
Coyotes recruited at Career Development Center fair
By Angela Rodriguez IStaff Writer| CSUSB’s Career Development Center (CDC) held the Social and Behavioral Sciences Career/Graduate Fair on Jan. 30 in the Santos Manuel Student Union (SMSU) from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The career fair was designed to introduce students to professionals in the working world and expose them to different types of jobs they can acquire with a degree in social and behavioral sciences. “I didn’t even know this event was going on today but there’s a lot of employers here. And grad school information, that’s pretty helpful to me since I’m just beginning looking into grad programs,” said student Karla Alivizo. The on-campus exhibition was open to all present … [Read more...] about Coyotes recruited at Career Development Center fair
CSUSB professor captures raw beauty
James Smart has a brilliant knack for capturing the treacherous terrain of the western United States. The CSUSB professor and Coyote Chronicle faculty advisor had his wonderful works on display over the weekend at the 32nd annual Art for Heaven’s Sake show in Redlands, California. The art show, held at the Redlands United Church of Christ, features more than 60 artists in the fi elds of painting, ceramics, photography and jewelry. Many of the artists are local, but over the years the art show has showcased exhibits from all across the globe. Smart, who lives outside of Joshua Tree National Park, draws his inspiration from the harsh and rugged terrain of his spectacular … [Read more...] about CSUSB professor captures raw beauty
NBA lock-out what?
By Lena Torres |Staff Writer| The 2011-2012 NBA season is in doubt, leading some students to worry about not being able to watch their favorite players compete for NBA glory. The owners have locked out their players as part of a labor dispute causing the season to be in danger. “I’m not shaving until I see a Lakers Post game report!” said David Abry, who is sporting an already epic beard. Obviously, the possibility of a cancelled season is leading some students to take drastic measures while others understand the lockout. “I support the lockout. Players and owners need to come to an agreement. I hear there may not be a season until the New Year,” said Abry, a student here at … [Read more...] about NBA lock-out what?
Spring Training hosts prospects for MLB
By J. Levi Burnfin Asst. Sports Editor Spring training is ground zero for finding impact players for all 30 major league baseball clubs. Some teams have very few prospects that could make a big impact this year, like the Padres and Dodgers. While other teams like the Angels, have a plethora of prospects vying to be this year’s phenomenon that could help their team compete for a playoff spot. I will take a look at one prospect from the three local teams: Dodgers, Padres and Angels. First, the Los Angeles Dodgers are financially handcuffed now while their owners, the McCourts, are undergoing divorce hearings. That leaves the farm system as the only source of impact players … [Read more...] about Spring Training hosts prospects for MLB