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Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes to play exhibition basketball game in valley

Nov. 4, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

The Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes will take on Westmont College in an NCAA exhibition men’s basketball game at 7 p.m. Nov. 11 at Xavier College Preparatory High School in Palm Desert. The game will be the second NCAA exhibition game ever played in the Coachella Valley. See the related news release above.

 

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Growing Coyotes shoot for NCAA tourney berth

Nov. 5, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Kim Cherniss and Jeff Oliver have set the bar awfully high at Cal State San Bernardino. Year after year, with few exceptions, the Coyotes' women's volleyball and men's basketball teams can pretty much pencil an NCAA tournament appearance into their schedules. That's the level men's soccer coach Noah Kooiman wants his team to reach. The Coyotes enter Friday's four-team California Collegiate Athletic Association tournament at Turlock as the No. 2 seed, in a field with the defending conference champion (Sonoma State) and the defending national champion (Cal State Dominguez Hills).

 

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Gov. Schwarzenegger appoints John J. Benoit District IV Riverside County supervisor

Nov. 5, 2009

California Newswire

 

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday announced the appointment of John J. Benoit to the Riverside County Board of Supervisors, representing District IV. Benoit, a former state senator and state assemblyman, earned his graduate degree in public administration from Cal State San Bernaridno.

 

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Cal State San Bernardino nursing lab groundbreaking set

Nov. 5, 2009

Highland Community News

 

Groundbreaking for a new 2,566-square-foot nursing laboratory at Cal State San Bernardino will take place at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12. A $1.2-million structure, the new lab will replicate treatment areas typically found in today’s hospitals.

 

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CSUSB hosts celebration for veterans

Nov. 6, 2009

Highland Community News

 

To honor military veterans past and present, Cal State San Bernardino will host a “Tribute to America and its Veterans” on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with a drill team performance, choir, speakers, food, prizes and athletic competitions. The event will be held in the patio of the university’s Lower Commons from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cal State San Bernardino will be closed the following day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans Day.

 

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It takes a team to win

Nov. 5, 2009

Highland Community News

 

Just as a pitcher needs good fielding and hitting; a quarterback needs good receivers, running backs and linemen; so actors need a good team behind them to succeed. And it takes about 10-15 technicians behind the scenes to make a production work. So said Professor Kathy Ervin of Highland, who teaches acting and associated skills at Cal State San Bernardino as she talked to the Rotary Club of Highland on Monday night.

 

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Education briefs, November 5

Nov. 5, 2009

The Sun

 

Two Cal State San Bernardino students were awarded Rising Star scholarships at the California Inland Empire Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America's Polaris Awards dinner on Oct. 21 at the Castaway Restaurant in San Bernardino. Also in the news column, Alexandria Gales, a 2008 graduate of Cal State San Bernardino, received two Emmy awards at the 61st Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards; and Cal State San Bernardino's Coyote Radio has been named one of the top five college radio stations in the nation and is a finalist for the mtvU "Radio Woodie" award, which will be presented to the best college station in the United States, as voted by students nationwide. The column also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts and Contra Costa Times.

 

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Fort Hood: Domestic terror expert weighs in

Nov. 5, 2009

CBS2 News/KCAL 9

 

Brian Levin, Cal State San Bernaridino criminal justice professor and director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, is interviewed about the suspected shooter in the Fort Hood, Texas, attack on Thursday, Nov. 5. Click on the story link to get the link to the video interview.

 

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Border myths

Oct. 21, 2009

El Paso Times

 

Cal State San Bernardino professor Kimberly Collins spoke last month on the myths about the U.S.-Mexico border region at the U.S.-Mexico Border Philanthropy Partnership and Frontera Asset Building Network meeting last month in El Paso.

 

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Coyotes pile up CCAA soccer honors

Nov. 6, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Senior defender Ashley "Salsa" Salas was voted to the All-California Collegiate Athletic Association first-team, one of three members of the Cal State San Bernardino women's soccer team to be selected for all conference honors by the CCAA coaches. On the men's side, Martin Esqueda was voted the California Collegiate Athletic Association "freshman of the year" by the CCAA soccer coaches and teammates Albert Cabrera and Ryan Larson were both voted to the All-CCAA first team.

 

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Priorities remain in focus

Nov. 1, 2009

The Sun

 

The newspaper posts online CSUSB President Albert Karnig's opinion piece, originally published in The Sun on Nov. 1. He wrote: "This fall, Cal State San Bernardino currently has 17,852 enrolled students, which is the most in the university's 44-year history. The enrollment indicates just how vital CSUSB has become to the communities we serve, as increasing numbers of students are making our campus their first choice for higher education. Despite the positive facets of our enrollment, however, the 2009-2010 academic year will be by far the most challenging we've faced, because we need to deal with a funding loss of $26 million - or roughly a staggering one-quarter of last year's state appropriation."

 

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CSUSB conference focuses on freight

Nov. 6, 2009

The Sun

 

The potential need for transit stations to help manage the staggering amount of freight that passes through the Inland Empire from Southern California to the east will be the focus of a conference today, Friday, Nov. 6, at Cal State San Bernardino's William and Barbara Leonard Transportation Center. See the related news release above.

 

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San Bernardino is a wild and wonderful city

Nov. 6, 2009

The Sun

 

As part of his column, John Weeks wrote, "Rabbi Hillel Cohn will give a talk titled "San Bernardino's Bicentennial: May 20, 1810 - May 20, 2010," at noon Monday, Nov. 9 in Room 4005 of the Pfau Library, located on the Cal State San Bernardino campus, 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino. Admission is free."

 

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CSUSB Jazz Band to open for B.B. King

Nov. 5, 2009

Highland Community News

 

Bob Knop, jazz band director at Cal State San Bernardino, has transformed a group of classroom musicians into a polished, award-winning ensemble now known as the CSUSB Jazz Band. Knop’s high-energy band of student performers faces its biggest gig when the group opens for B.B. King on Thursday, Nov. 19.

 

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Local college roundup, November 6

Nov. 6, 2009

The Sun

 

The Cal State San Bernardino men's soccer team was rewarded for its stellar season with seven players named to the All-CCAA team. Leading the Coyotes' selections was defender Martin Esqueda, a product of Montclair High School, who was named Freshman of the Year. Cal State was represented on the first team by senior defender Ryan Larson and junior forward Albert Cabrera and on the second team by junior forward Obi Agwu and senior defender Mark Peters. Jeremiah Marquez and Billy Pellow earned honorable mention honors. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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California's higher-education debacle

Nov. 4, 2009

Los Angeles Times

 

Jeff Bleich, a lawyer and a California State University trustee, wrote in an opinion piece about the decline of the state's higher education system, " ... for the last two decades we have been starving higher education. California's public universities and community colleges have half as much to spend today as they did in 1990 in real dollars. In the 1980s, 17 percent of the state budget went to higher education and 3 percent went to prisons. Today, only 9 percent goes to universities and 10 percent goes to prisons."

 

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Arden-Guthrie still a problem

Nov. 4, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Jim Mulvihill, professor emeritus at Cal State San Bernardino, is quoted in Cassie MacDuff's column about San Bernardino's Arden-Guthrie fourplexes. Once "a beautiful place to live" when it was first built, the neighborhood has become a crime-plagued problem for the city.

 

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Cal State San Bernardino receives special award for energy conservation

Nov. 4, 2009

The Sun

 

Cal State San Bernardino's ongoing efforts to make the campus greener and more energy efficient has resulted in the university's Energy Efficiency and Infrastructure Upgrade Project being awarded the national 2009 Energy Project of the Year. The award from the Association of Energy Engineers is given each year to individuals and organizations that have achieved national and international prominence in promoting the practices and principles of energy engineering and energy management. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times and Redlands Daily Facts.

 

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Frugal Frigate sails on with new captains

Nov. 4, 2009

Redlands Daily Facts

 

Lisa Ackerson took her daughter Jessica to storytimes with Katherine Thomerson when Jessica was little. Now, Jessica Ackerson, 21, will manage Frugal Frigate, A Children's Book Store, which her parents took over Tuesday. The store was founded 20 years ago by Thomerson, now a professor and coordinator of liberal studies at Cal State San Bernardino.

 

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Cal State San Bernardino makes clear it's a contender

Nov. 4, 2009

The Sun

 

The Cal State San Bernardino men's soccer team was picked to finish seventh in the talent-laden CCAA prior to this season. But the Coyotes got a vote for first place. One coach obviously knew something the rest of his peers did not. This article also appeared in the Daily Bulletin.

 

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Campus life 5.0, November 3

Nov. 3, 2009

The Sun

 

Item No. 5 in the weekly college sports roundup: "The Cal State San Bernardino women's volleyball team has five games left in the regular season, four of those CCAA contests. One of the last road blocks to a seventh conference title in nine years for the No. 3 Coyotes will be the weekend when the team travels to No. 21 Cal State Los Angeles on Saturday at 7 p.m." The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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CCAA men's soccer tournament

Nov. 2, 2009

The Sun

 

Cal State San Bernardino is the No. 2 seed for the CCAA men's soccer tournament which begins Friday at Cal State Stanislaus. The Coyotes will square off with No. 3 seed Cal State Dominguez Hills, the reigning NCAA Division II national champion.

 

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New report shows some good news for Inland Empire economy

Nov. 2, 2009

Fontana Herald News

 

There was good news for the Inland Empire's manufacturing sector during the month of October, according to a report prepared by the Institute of Applied Research at Cal State San Bernardino. Last month's Purchasing Managers Index registered a substantial gain from 43.5 percent to 55.2 percent, suggesting that the local manufacturing sector and the local economy are growing, said the report's authors, Shel Bockman, Barbara Sirotnik and Lori Aldana.

 

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Index shows increase in IE manufacturing

Nov. 2, 2009

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

 

A key indicator of business activity in the Inland Empire's manufacturing sector skyrocketed in October from the previous month's lows, growing at a pace not seen since mid-2007, according to a report released Monday. "It's noteworthy," stated the report, which is based on a survey of local purchasing managers and published by Cal State San Bernardino's Institute of Applied Research and Analysis. The article also appeared in The Sun.

 

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Factory index takes healthy jump

Nov. 2, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

The Purchasing Managers Index for San Bernardino and Riverside counties soared to 55.2 in October, up from 43.5 in the previous month and is at its highest level since February 2007, according a report released Monday by the Institute of Applied Research at California State University, San Bernardino. An index above 50 indicates an expanding factory sector.

 

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Local college roundup, October 31

Oct. 30, 2009

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

 

In a competitive battle between regionally and nationally-ranked teams Friday night, Cal State San Bernardino's women's volleyball team earned a sweep of host Sonoma State, 3-0. In women's soccer, sophomore Kristina Gomez's seventh goal of the season proved to be the difference Friday as the West Region No. 9 Coyotes upended No. 10 Cal Poly Pomona, 1-0.

 

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Roundup for Nov. 1

Nov. 1, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

In women's soccer, Mary Carroll tied a school record with four goals, including the game-winner on a penalty kick in the second overtime, as Cal Poly Pomona beat visiting San Bernardino, 4-3. In men's soccer, Kevin Ramirez and Miguel Abascal score second-half goals to lead Cal Poly Pomona to a win 2-0 over visiting San Bernardino.

 

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Coyotes hold off Jacks in three sets

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The Times-Standard (Eureka)

 

Cal State San Bernardino's women's volleyball team never had a chance to relax, but even a determined Humboldt State volleyball squad couldn't keep the No. 3 ranked Coyotes from claiming a 25-20, 25-23, 25-20 win Saturday.

 

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Famine and the noisome beast in Ethiopia

Nov. 2, 2009

The Huffington Post

 

In an opinion piece, Cal State San Bernardino political science professor Alemayehu G. Mariam wrote, "It is hard to talk about Ethiopia these days in non-apocalyptic terms. Millions of Ethiopians are facing their old enemy again for the third time in nearly forty years. The Black Horseman of famine is stalking that ancient land."

 

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Interim expected to be dropped from Beth Groves' Norco city manager title

Oct. 30, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Norco council members are expected to vote next week on making its interim city manager permanent. Beth Groves, a part-time faculty member at Cal State San Bernardino who has been overseeing city operations on an interim basis since June, is expected to be awarded a two-year contract at a City Council meeting Wednesday.

 

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Valley may soon be a health care nexus

Nov. 1, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

Rays of sun the Coachella Valley wants to harness danced off the reflective glass windows as Selina Moreno bounded into an intro-to-chemistry class at the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus. Moreno, a single parent, is so gung-ho about her career path that she has entered two lotteries at the university. The first, to become a dental hygienist. The second, to become a registered nurse.

 

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Spirit of the Entrepreneur award finalists announced

Nov. 1, 2009

The Sun

 

The Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino has announced the finalists for this year's Spirit of the Entrepreneur awards program.

 

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Kurth tells about experiences in Afghanistan

Oct. 30, 2009

The Sun

 

As Barack Obama weighs the future of the American role in Afghanistan, stories continue to mount of counterinsurgencies and roadside bombings. Among them is a harrowing tale of a local soldier who was lucky enough to escape danger but had the unfortunate experience of seeing others perish. Capt. Tyler Kurth, 26, a graduate of Etiwanda High School and Cal State San Bernardino, speaks about his ordeal during a question and answer session.

 

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Roundup for Oct. 30

Oct. 31, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino, ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 3 in the country in NCAA Division II women's volleyball, improved to 23-1 with a sweep Friday of Sonoma State, 25-22, 25-21, 25-22, in a California Collegiate Athletic Association match on Friday. In men's soccer news, Albert Cabrera scored two goals to lead Cal State San Bernardino to a CCAA win over Cal Poly Pomona. In women's soccer Kristian Gomez scored in the 10th minute and it was all the Coyotes needed as Cal State San Bernardino shut out Cal Poly Pomona in a CCAA match.

 

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College volleyball news

Oct. 29, 2009

Highland Community News

 

In a sports roundup column, Obrey Brown writes, "The story of Cal State San Bernardino’s loss at UC San Diego can now be told. The schedule maker is responsible." The item is towards the end of the column.

 

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Redlands schools seek ways to continue GATE program

Oct. 30, 2009

The Sun

 

Redlands Unified School District campuses are searching for ways to administer Gifted and Talented Education, GATE, after the district halted its funds for the current school year. As part of that, district officials are looking to recruit education professionals and students from Cal State San Bernardino and the University of Redlands to help out. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times and Redlands Daily Facts.

 

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Government employees offered discounted tickets

Oct. 30, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

California city, county and state employees will get a 25 percent discount at two upcoming performances of “Tuesdays With Morrie” at 7 p.m. Oct. 31 and Nov. 7 at the Indian Wells Theater at the Palm Desert Campus of California State University, San Bernardino.

 

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Linden imparts knowledge on Cal State San Bernardino theater students

Oct. 30, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

In the Indian Wells Theater production of “Tuesdays With Morrie,” Tony Award-winning actor Hal Linden plays a college professor giving a former student one last lesson in life. The Equity play, co-starring Brian Raffi as columnist Mitch Albom, shows how Albom's student-mentor relationship with Morris Schwartz grows into a life-altering friendship as Schwartz struggles with Lou Gehrig's disease. It begins a two-weekend run Friday at the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus' Indian Wells Theater.

 

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Summit students will be honored

Oct. 29, 2009

Fontana Herald News

 

Six students from Summit High School are among the top scholars who will be honored by Cal State San Bernardino. CSUSB will recognize the top 1 percent of area high school seniors at a banquet being held in November at the university.

 

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Local college roundup, Oct. 30

Oct. 30, 2009

The Sun

 

In men's soccer news, Cal State San Bernardino forward Daniel Rodriguez has been named Wilson/CCAA Men's Soccer Player of the Week for Oct. 19-25. In women's volleyball news, Cal State San Bernardino remained No. 1 in this week's Division II West Region poll. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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University seeks submissions for next year's Sketchbook magazine

Oct. 30, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

The Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus has begun accepting contributions to “Sketchbook,” an annual literary magazine that features the works of students and faculty at CSUSB and members of the public.

 

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Daniel Rodriguez named player of the week

Oct. 28, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino's Daniel Rodriguez was named the California Collegiate Athletic Association men's soccer player of the week after scoring a pair of match-winning goals against UC San Diego and Cal State East Bay that helped the Coyotes clinch their first CCAA Championship Tournament berth since 2005.

 

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Fourth time's the charm

Oct. 28, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino's Jane Chafeh has been nominated for On Campus Performer of the Week honors four times, and this week she won the vote after another big performance for the Coyotes women's volleyball team.

 

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Honoring black health collaborators

Oct. 29, 2009

The Black Voice News

 

African-American Health Institute of San Bernardino recently honored several people for their work to eliminate health disparities affecting African-American and other ethnic/racial groups in San Bernardino County. Among the award recipients was Cal State San Bernardino President Albert Karnig.

 

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Government response much greater in current recession than during Great Depression

Oct. 28, 2009

The Sun

 

Thomas Pierce, a Cal State San Bernardino economics professor, is quoted in an article about govenment action in the current recession. So far, the federal government, including the Federal Reserve, has done much more to address the so-called "Great Recession" than it did during the first few years of the Depression. The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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Cal State San Bernardino receives $2.5 million gift

Oct. 22, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino has received a $2.5 million bequest in the estate of long-time San Bernardino resident Evelyn Magnuson, who was an active supporter of scholarships at the university since the early 1990s. See the related news release above.

 

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Obama backers provide tools of empowerment

Oct. 28, 2009

The Sun

 

Cal State San Bernardino student Torrey Reed was only too happy to oblige when an Obama organizer stopped him on a campus walkway last week and asked him to immediately open his cell phone and tell his senator he supported health care reform. The article on Organizing For America also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin and Contra Costa Times.

 

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Staying on points crucial for Funny Car title

Oct. 29, 2009

The Sun

 

Item No. 3: Leah Pruett-LeDuc, a Cal State San Bernardino student who has made her name driving a Nostalgia Funny Car, will make her pro NHRA debut at next month's Auto Club Finals at Pomona Raceway. She will drive the John Lindsay and Phil Miller-owned Chevrolet Monte Carlo Funny Car sponsored by DragStar. For the past two seasons, she's been in the Nostalgia Funny Car and setting the speed record at 250.37 mph in her Heartbreaker Mustang. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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Local college roundup, October 28

Oct. 28, 2009

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

 

In Cal State San Bernardino men's soccer news, forward Daniel Rodriguez has been named the CCAA player of the week for Oct. 19-25, scoring a pair of match-winning goals against UC San Diego and Cal State East Bay. In men's golf news, although the Coyotes shot better in the third round of the Cullum Invitational at Wood Ranch Golf Club in Simi Valley, Cal State San Bernardino lost five spots in the final team standings. The article also appeared in The Sun and Redlands Daily Facts.

 

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New teacher merit pay tool too easy for hard questions

Oct. 28, 2009

Arizona Daily Sun

 

Edward M. White, a Flagstaff, Ariz., resident, emeritus professor of English at Cal State San Bernardino and visiting scholar at the University of Arizona, writes in support of merit pay increases in this opinion piece that appeared in the Arizona Daily Sun.

 

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Midday market ought to stay

Oct. 28, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Gigi Hanna, who works at Cal State San Bernardino, is interviewed by columnist Cassie MacDuff about the Downtown Harvest Market in San Bernardino. The market, which closes today, Wednesday, Oct. 28, was a four-week experiment to test whether government workers would come out of their cubicles during their lunch hours to buy fresh produce, arts and crafts and hot lunches from outdoor vendors.

 

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Bad drivers traffic in human misery

Oct. 28, 2009

The Sun

 

John Weeks wrote: "Cal State San Bernardino invited traffic expert Tom Vanderbilt to speak last week about bad drivers and the problems they cause. It's a timely topic here in the Inland Empire, because we are lousy with bad drivers." The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts and Contra Costa Times.

 

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CSUSB presents exhibition of rare maps

Oct. 28, 2009

The Sun

 

In the 15th century, Turkish cartographers did not have the means to travel the world. Instead, they created their own idea of what their country and continents beyond Turkey's borders looked like. Those early depictions, along with more detailed maps from the 16th and 17th centuries, are now traveling the world as part of the Katip Celebi Ottoman Map and Cultural Presentation. Cal State San Bernardino is the first stop on the international tour. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times and Redlands Daily Facts. See the related news release above.

 

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Campus life 5.0, October 27

Oct. 27, 2009

The Sun

 

Item No. 1 in the weekly roundup: The start of basketball season is right around the corner. The CCAA coaches preseason polls just came out, and coach Jeff Oliver's Cal State San Bernardino men are picked third behind Cal Poly Pomona and Humboldt State. Item No. 5: Former Cal State San Bernardino volleyball standout Meghan Haas recently returned from Indianapolis, where she was honored as a semifinalist for the 2009 Honda/NCAA Woman of the Year.

 

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Roundup from Oct. 26

Oct. 26, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

At the Bill Cullum Invitational, Cal State San Bernardino sophomore golf team member Bryan Kim shot a career-best 5-under 67 and senior Joe Alldis shot 69 to place eighth. Kim and senior All-American Gene Webster Jr. were tied for 12th place after the first 36 holes at 143.

 

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Standing out in the crowd, Oct. 27

Oct. 27, 2009

The Sun

 

Cal State San Bernardino volleyball's junior outside hitter Jane Chafeh has been named Molten/CCAA Athletic Association Women's Volleyball Player of the Week for Oct. 19-25. It marks the second time this year that she has been honored. Chafeh, from Fontana, led the No. 3 Coyotes to three victories last week to help them remain atop the CCAA standings. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

 

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County’s top high school seniors to be honored

Oct. 26, 2009

Highland Community News

 

There are outstanding students at every high school in San Bernardino County. Most will graduate with honors and go on to college. But only a relative handful rank among the top 1 percent in their respective high school classes. Those are the best of the best. This elite group of nearly 300 high school students in San Bernardino County has been invited to join Cal State San Bernardino President Albert Karnig for a dinner in their honor at the university on Wednesday, Nov. 4.

 

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1 millionth RCC BUS rider is tallied

Oct. 26, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

In an article about the region's transportation agencies promoting mass transit, the newspaper reports that Cal State San Bernardino students were among the 26,000 to whom San Bernardino County officials handed free Omnitrans bus passes during a weeklong promotion. Also included were students at Loma Linda University and Chaffey, Crafton Hills and San Bernardino Valley colleges.

 

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Local college profiles, October 27

Oct. 27, 2009

The Sun

 

Morgan Carty, a 6-foot sophomore outside hitter, leads the Cal State San Bernardino women's volleyball team (22-1, 15-1) in service aces (26) and is second in blocks (54) and third in kills (157) and digs (166). She had a career- high 17 kills against Alaska-Anchorage and 15 digs against Cal State Los Angeles. She is one of two student athletes featured in the article.

 

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Flu info on Cal State San Bernardino Web page

Oct. 27, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino has created a new Web page to provide information about prevention and treatment of seasonal and H1N1 flu. The Web page is accessed through the link, "Flu Central," on the campus home page, which is www.csusb.edu, or at http://flucentral.csusb.edu.

 

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University launches new Web page for flu season

Oct. 26, 2009

The Sun

 

Cal State San Bernardino is preparing for the flu season with a new Web page. The online resource is part of a campus-wide effort to provide information about prevention and treatment of the seasonal flu and H1N1 flu virus. Also in the news briefs column, in the third item listed, the newspaper reports that the California State University system will allocate $25 million in one-time funds to campuses to provide additional course sections and classes for students, as well as student support services. The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin and Contra Costa Times.

 

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Coyote men's soccer news

Oct. 27, 2009

Highland Commuity News

 

Under its "College Soccer" heading, the newspaper reports that despite getting stalled in a 2-2 draw with visiting Chico State, Cal State San Bernardino’s men’s soccer team is drawing closer to a date in the four-team California Collegiate Athletic Association tournament. The Coyotes (12-3-1) are just two points out of second place in the CCAA South Division standings, holding a five-point advantage (17-12) over Chico State in the race for that fourth and final berth in the CCAA tournament.

 

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Roundup: UCR women win in volleyball

Oct. 24, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

In college sports roundup, the newspaper reports on the Cal State San Bernardino women's volleyball team victory over Cal State Stanislaus on Friday, the women's soccer team dropping its match to UC San Diego, 1-0, and the men's soccer team beating UC San Diego, 2-1.

 

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Roundup for Oct. 24

Oct. 24, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino's women's vollyball team lost the first set Saturday but rebounded with three straight wins to extend its winning streak to 26 as the Coyotes upended Chico State. Also in the roundup, women's cross country runner Samantha Borman finished 21st amongst 100 runners as Cal State San Bernardino's women's team finished eighth at the CCAA Championship meet on Saturday.

 

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Coyote soccer news

Oct. 25, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

In the college sports roundup, the newspaper reports on Cal State San Bernardino's men's soccer team's 1-0 win over Cal State East Bay, and the women's soccer team 2-1 victory, also over Cal State East Bay.

 

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Kelcie Tolan: 'Newbie song' is safe, fun

Oct. 23, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Cal State San Bernardino volleyball player Kelcie Tolan writes in her blog, "Being offered an athletic scholarship or being asked to be a member of an athletic team in college is very exciting. You feel on top of the world. Signing your contract and sharing your excitement with your family, friends, and high school coaches, will remain one of your fondest memories of college athletics.

 

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State's plants to be topic

Oct. 25, 2009

The Sun

 

In a news briefs column, the newspaper reports that Kimberlyn Williams, a professor at Cal State San Bernardino, will give a free lecture on "Vegetation Changes in Southern California" at 7:30p.m. Wednesday at the San Bernardino County Museum. It is the fourth item in the column.

 

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Blueprint offers action plan for achieving goals

Oct. 24, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

The Coachella Valley Economic Blueprint is a 106-page strategy viewed by proponents as a living, breathing document for change. Included among its recommendations: for the region to look at ways to create long-term plans to create a clean-energy partner the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus or the UC Riverside-Palm Desert campus.

 

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Hiking expert, author Philip Ferranti speaks

Oct. 26, 2009

The Desert Sun

 

Palm Desert resident Karina Quintanilla was looking to educate herself about hiking, which she planned to start as a pastime. So when the 30-year-old heard that a local author of 10 hiking books was scheduled to speak Sunday at the Oliphant Auditorium at the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus, she didn't pass up the chance to pick up a few tips from an expert.

 

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Neo-Nazi group staging second anti-immigrant rally in Riverside

Oct. 23, 2009

KPCC

 

Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, is interviewed about the National Socialists Movement's efforts in Riverside over illegal immigration. The white supremacist group held a rally in the city on Oct. 24.

 

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Ancient maps come to town

Oct. 24, 2009

The Press-Enterprise

 

Columnist Mark Muckenfuss writes about the exhibit of ancient Ottoman maps now on display at Cal State San Bernardino. The exhibit that runs through Oct. 31 is the U.S. premiere for the maps. It was spurred by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's naming of 2009 as the International Year of Katip Celebi, an Ottoman historian, geographer and bibliographer. The maps are culled from Celebi's "Cihan-Numa," an atlas not only of the Ottoman Empire but of the known world of the time. See the related news release above.

 

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Rialto mother turns home where sons died into haunted house

Oct. 24, 2009

Redlands Daily Facts

 

Michael R. Lewin, associate professor of psychology at Cal State San Bernardino, is quoted in an article about a Rialto mother of two young brothers, who died from injuries suffered in a house fire, who has transformed the charred and vacant home into a haunted house for Halloween. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin and The Sun.

 

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CSUSB prepares for active flu season with new online resource

Oct. 30, 2009

Sid Robinson, Associate Vice President, Public Affairs

 

Cal State San Bernardino is preparing for the flu season with a new Web page as part of a campus-wide effort to provide information about prevention and treatment of the seasonal flu and H1N1 flu virus.

 

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