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Fontana's Chafeh leads Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team to conference title
Nov. 19, 2009
Fontana Herald News
Cal State San Bernardino’s volleyball team, led by Jane Chafeh of Fontana, wrapped up its unprecedented fourth straight California Collegiate Athletic Association championship last weekend with a 3-0 victory over Cal State Monterey Bay.
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Coyotes rule The Den
Nov. 20, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Even in a place where it hasn't played a single point in six years, the Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team made itself right at home. Playing in its makeshift home for the weekend, Cal State extended its home winning streak to a school-record 29 matches with a dominating, 25-13, 25-19, 25-16 victory over Seattle Pacific in the opening round of the NCAA Division II West Regional on Thursday night. See the related news release above.
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Photo Gallery: NCAA Division II West Region women's volleyball tournament at Cal State San Bernardino
Nov. 20, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The newspaper publishes a photo gallery of the NCAA Division II West Region women's volleyball tournament Thursday, Nov. 19, at The Den at Cal State San Bernardino. Click on the story link to get the link to The Press-Enterprise's photos. See the related news release above.
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Coyotes start with sweep
Nov. 20, 2009
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team has made its way to the NCAA Division II West Region championship match the last nine years so it would seem that the 2009 quarterfinal against Seattle Pacific was just a formality. It was. The top-seeded Coyotes got off to a strong start and never looked back, downing eighth-seeded Seattle Pacific 3-0 Thursday in a match that barely took an hour. The article also appeared in The Sun. See the related news release above.
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Sacred SISTAHS helps mentor area's girls
Nov. 20, 2009
The Sun
As a young girl, Dr. Tonia Causey-Bush, a Cal State San Bernardino graduate from Fontana, relied upon the strength and wisdom of elders to help her maneuver around obstacles and discover opportunities. As an adult, she's making sure she does the same for adolescent girls trying to find their personal, academic and spiritual identities.
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B.B. King show mixes blues and paint
Nov. 20, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Blues great B.B. King distilled his 84 years on this earth into two hours Thursday night at Cal State San Bernardino. King had some members of the audience on their feet just by sitting down on the stage in Coussoulis Arena with his famous musical companion, a guitar called Lucille.
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Marketing professor Eric Newman gets Cal State San Bernardino's Golden Apple
Nov. 20, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Eric Newman, a Cal State San Bernardino marketing professor, got two standing ovations from his students on Thursday. The first came when university President Al Karnig, trailed by a group of faculty, appeared in his classroom to announce Newman as the winner of this year's Golden Apple Award, one of two major teaching honors the campus gives each year. See the related news release above.
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Photo Gallery: B.B. King performs at Cal State San Bernardino
Nov. 20, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The newspaper publishes a photo gallery of B.B. King's concert Thursday, Nov. 19, at Cal State San Bernardino's Coussoulis Arena. Click on the story link to get the link to The Press-Enterprise's photos.
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New study: U.S. hate crimes fall slightly in '08, but data is limited
Nov. 20, 2009
The Huffington Post
Hate crimes reported to police declined about 2 percent in 2008, according to an analysis of official composite government data from 14 states in every region and the District of Columbia conducted by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino. The survey total for 2008 of reported hate crime was 4,911 – a decline of 100 from the 5,011 hate crimes reported to police by the same jurisdictions in 2007.
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Small business expansion program for women business owners
Nov. 19, 2009
Highland Community News
The Inland Empire Women’s Business Center, a program of the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino, is introducing a Small Business Expansion Program to deliver focused support in order to promote the growth of existing businesses and create jobs.
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Fontana Herald News video interview with CSUSB's Jane Chafeh
Nov. 19, 2009
Fontana Herald News
The newspaper posts a video interview with Cal State San Bernardino woman's volleyball standout Jane Chafeh and volleyball Coach Kim Cherniss. Click on the story link to get the link to the online video.
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A look at Inland Empire college and pro sports: Former local athletes shine
Nov. 19, 2009
Fontana Herald News
In a sports roundup column, "The Cal State San Bernardino men’s soccer team just finished its best season in nearly two decades. The Coyotes finished up at 15-6-1 — the team’s most wins since 1991, which was also the year of their last tournament appearance — and lost to NCAA Division II powerhouse Cal State Los Angeles Nov. 13 in the West Regional."
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Cherniss is Coach of the Year
Nov. 20, 2009
The Sun
The CCAA announced its all conference awards, but even though Cal State San Bernardino won its seventh team title in nine years and fourth in a row, the Coyotes didn't claim top player. That honor went to senior Sylvia Schmidt of UC San Diego. Schmidt was third in the CCAA in kills per game, a department in which Cal State's Jane Chafeh percentage. Cal State coach Kim Cherniss was selected Coach of the Year, though. She led the Coyotes (29-1) to a 10th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance that included a school- record 29 regular-season victories.
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Fewer hate crimes in 2008, Obama's election year, data show
Nov. 20, 2009
The Christian Science Monitor
Reported incidents of hate-related violence and vandalism declined in America in 2008 from the year before – a period that included both the election of Barack Obama as president and a burst of threats and hate-mongering as Election Day neared. Statistics show a 2 percent drop in reported hate crimes from 2007 levels, according to law-enforcement data from 15 states compiled by the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
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Coyotes ready for run at national title
Nov. 19, 2009
The Sun
The Cal State San Bernardino women's volleyball team experienced a wide range of emotions last year. Winning the toughest conference in the country, as well as the equally deep West Region championship, brought joy. Falling just two points from the school's first national championship brought disappointment. The Coyotes are hoping to finish the job they couldn't quite complete last year as they take the court today against Seattle Pacific in the last of four quarterfinal games at the 2009 West Region Tournament. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. See the related news release above.
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Coyotes hope intimate setting is zoo
Nov. 19, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
It's a little bit embarrassing, isn't it? Cal State San Bernardino's big volleyball moment, the opportunity to host the 2009 NCAA Division II West Regionals by virtue of its 29-1 record and No. 1 regional ranking, coincided with the Coyotes getting kicked out of their house, so to speak. Blame Lucille. See the related news release above.
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Free event to discuss 'Future of the Media'
Nov. 19, 2009
The Desert Sun
Heather Hundley, communication studies professor at Cal State San Bernardino, will be one of the panelists at Cathedral City High School's Digital Arts Technology Academy's free forum on “The Future of the Media” today, Thursday, Nov. 19.
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Cal State San Bernardino salutes women veterans
Nov. 19, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The VA Loma Linda Healthcare System will host a Salute to Women Veterans event from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the Santos Manuel Student Union, Cal State San Bernardino. It is the second item in the news briefs column.
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Grassroots campaign for higher education funding
Nov. 19, 2009
KSEE24.com
Assembly Majority Leader Alberto Torrico (D-Fremont) addressed Fresno State University students Wednesday afternoon, in an effort to gain support for a piece of legislation. AB 656 is Torricio's bill to increase funding to California public universities and community colleges through 9.9 percent tax on oil and natural gas extracted from California's land and water. Torrico is scheduled to speak at Cal State San Bernardino today, Thursday, Nov. 19.
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Fee hikes hurt best, brightest
Nov. 19, 2009
The Sun
In an editorial about the fee increase at the University of California, the newspaper noted that "students at Cal State San Bernardino on Wednesday protested the ever-increasing fee hikes and class cuts in the Cal State University system."
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CSU adopts wish list budget
Nov. 19, 2009
The Sun
California State University Board of Trustees on Wednesday adopted a budget proposal that, if approved by the state, would prevent student fee increases. The wish list requests $884 million more from the state's General Fund for the 2010-11 school year, which would increase the system's general fund to $3.2 billion. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times, Redlands Daily Facts and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. See the releated news release above.
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Local college students protest cuts, furloughs
Nov. 19, 2009
The Sun
Students, faculty and staff from both the UC and Cal State school systems protested projected rate hikes, furloughs and other major cuts to schools Wednesday throughout the state. Students at Cal State San Bernardino protested in front of the John F. Pfau Library to express their concerns. The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts.
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Cal State trustees approve budget; protesters rally outside Long Beach headquarters
Nov. 18, 2009
Los Angeles Times
The California State University's Board of Trustees today (Wednesday, Nov. 18) approved a 2010-2011 budget that seeks $884 million in state support to bolster a system struggling to recover from severe funding shortfalls. The trustees, who were meeting in Long Beach as their UC counterparts gathered at UCLA, adopted the budget plan with little discussion, a day after it was approved by their finance committee. See the related news release above.
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Studying pays off for youth
Nov. 18, 2009
Big Bear Grizzly
It pays to study. Just ask Big Bear High School students Paige Sutherland and Cameron Musser. The two seniors were among a select few from 57 San Bernardino County high schools who attended the President’s Academic Excellence Scholarship Awards banquet Nov. 4, at Cal State San Bernardino.
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Event honors inland entrepreneurs
Nov. 19, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Leaders of a combustion-technology company, a paper supplier and craft brewery were among inland entrepreneurs honored Wednesday night during the seventh annual Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards, organized by Cal State San Bernardino's Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship. Winners were honored in eight categories during a black-tie gala and ceremony that drew more than 500 to the Riverside Convention Center.
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LeDuc has new priorities
Nov. 18, 2009
The Sun
For two years Bryan LeDuc worked as a missionary in the northwest part of Spain. His focus was on his religious commitment and basketball was the farthest thing from his mind. But four years later, he is finishing his academic and athletic career as a graduate student at Cal State San Bernardino. With Brandon Brown (21.5 ppg, 8.5 rpg) opting to skip his senior season to play overseas, LeDuc's contribution will be crucial. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
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College test
Nov. 16, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
California's economy will increasingly depend on a well-educated work force in the future, which requires the Legislature to change its haphazard approach to higher education. Legislators need to create strategic policy that can sustain the state's colleges and universities, and meet the demands of California's economy.
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New basketball chapter begins at Stanislaus State
Nov. 17, 2009
The Modesto Bee
Larry Reynolds, beginning his first year at Cal State Stanislaus, has a mental diary filled with memories of bringing teams into the gym there, and only a few of the tales are positive. Even as a four-time California Collegiate Athletic Association Coach of the Year in his five seasons at Cal State San Bernardino, he dreaded the trip to Turlock. It usually came after his team played a tough Friday night game in Bakersfield, so there was the physical toll.
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Roundup for Nov. 13
Nov. 13, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
In women's volleyball, Ashtin Hall had 14 kills on .448 hitting for Cal State San Bernardino as the host Coyotes clinched at least a piece of the California Collegiate Athletic Association title with a sweep of San Francisco on Friday. In men's soccer, Danny Rodriguez, Agwu Obi and Mark Peters had a goal each for Cal State San Bernardino, which fell to Cal State LA in a semifinal match at the NCAA Division II West Regional on Friday.
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Local college roundup, November 14
Nov. 14, 2009
The Sun
In men's soccer, visiting Cal State San Bernardino fell 5-3 to Cal State L.A. in the semifinals of the NCAA Division II West Regional, on Friday, effectively ending their season. In women's volleyball, Cal State San Bernardino's hard-hitting and blocking front line stifled West Region No. 9 San Francisco State Friday night en route to a 25-12, 25-16, 25-9 sweep of the Gators to clinch at least a tie for the CCAA conference volleyball title with one match remaining.
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Local college roundup
Nov. 14, 2009
The Sun
Cal State San Bernardino racked up its fourth straight California Collegiate Athletic Association championship and seventh in the past nine years Saturday night with a 3-0 sweep of Cal State Monterey Bay on Senior Night in Coussoulis Arena. It is the third item in the column. See the related news release above.
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Roundup for Nov. 14
Nov. 14, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Jane Chafeh's 19 kills led No. 1 Cal State San Bernardino to its fourth straight California Collegiate Athletic Association title by sweeping Cal State Monterey Bay, 3-0, on Saturday.
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Roundup for Nov. 15
Nov. 15, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The Cal State San Bernardino women's volleyball team was given the top seed Sunday and named the host for the 2009 NCAA Division II West Regional Tournament that will be played on the CSUSB campus starting Thursday. The Coyotes (29-1) wrapped up their fourth consecutive CCAA conference championship Saturday night. See the related news release above.
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Coyotes resort to backup plan
Nov. 15, 2009
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Cal State San Bernardino will get to defend its NCAA Division II West Region volleyball crown at home. Well, sort of. The Coyotes (28-1) won't have to leave campus for the eight-team event that starts Thursday. But they won't be playing in the spacious Coussoulis Arena, either. The arena had been booked for a B.B. King concert on Thursday, so the event will be held in the auxiliary gym, known as the Den, adjacent to Coussoulis Arena. The article also appeared in The Sun. See the related news release above.
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Witness for the future
Nov. 16, 2009
Ethiopian Review
CSUSB political science professor Alemayehu G. Mariam writes in an opinion piece, "Following the May 2005 Ethiopian parliamentary elections, paramilitary forces under the direct command and control of regime leader Meles Zenawi massacred 193 innocent men, women and children and wounded 763 persons engaged in ordinary civil protest. ... Under constant threat by the regime and afraid to make these facts public in Ethiopia, the ( Inquiry) Commission’s chairman Judge Frehiwot Samuel, vice chair Woldemichael Meshesha, and member attorney Teshome Mitiku fled the country with the evidence."
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Coyote Radio earns national top 5 status
Nov. 13, 2009
Highland Community News
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.
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Redlands downtown hopes to gain a nightlife
Nov. 16, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
It's 7 p.m. on a Friday, and there are signs of life on the streets in downtown Redlands. Musicians, including some from Cal State San Bernardino, are playing on the sidewalks and in Ed Hales Park on State Street, and shoppers are wandering in and out of stores that are actually open. Downtown business owners are trying to divest themselves of the city's longstanding reputation for rolling up the sidewalks after dark through a program called Experience Redlands @ Night.
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Rare opportunity for students shows Maloof legacy lives on
Nov. 15, 2009
The Sun
An article about the late Sam Maloof mentions the scholarship in his name for art students at Cal State San Bernardino, and the university's Robert V. Fullerton art museum has been the home for many of his pieces. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times and Redlands Daily Facts.
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Holcomb gets water award
Nov. 14, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The word "hero" doesn't sit comfortably with former San Bernardino Mayor W. R. "Bob" Holcomb. It was first applied to him during World War II when he won eight air medals as a pilot in the U.S. Army Air Corps. "That was enough 'hero' for me," said the 87-year-old when I visited him at his home Wednesday. Nonetheless, the word was -- properly -- applied to him again on Saturday night when Cal State San Bernardino's Water Resources Institute named him its Water Hero for 2009.
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B.B. King to take stage at Coussoulis
Nov. 14, 2009
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Blues legend B.B. King has residency in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Blues Foundation Hall of Fame, 15 Grammy Awards and unforgettable hits like "The Thrill Is Gone." The 80-year-old musician will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday at Coussoulis Arena at Cal State San Bernardino. The article also appeared in The Sun. See the related news release above.
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Artist will paint picture of B.B. King during concert
Nov. 15, 2009
The Sun
The audience at the B.B. King performance at Cal State San Bernardino on Thursday will be treated to more than the music of the legendary blues artist. Also on stage at the Coussoulis Arena will be Gregory Adamson, a performance artist who will create a large-scale painting of the musician in a matter of minutes. Once the masterpiece is completed it will be auctioned off to the audience. All proceeds from the auction will benefit Cal State San Bernardino music department's scholarship fund. The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts. See the related news release above.
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Higher education dream fading
Nov. 16, 2009
The Sun
In an editorial: "Whatever happened to the great California dream - the promise of a good, affordable education for every qualified, committed student? That dream was hammered into policy in 1960 in the California Master Plan for Higher Education. ... But that dream is now fading. At Cal State San Bernardino and other CSU campuses, students, faculty and administrators have been jarred awake by furlough days, higher fees and fewer classes."
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Doctors go beyond the call
Nov. 15, 2009
The Desert Sun
Coachella Valley High School was transformed Saturday into a clinic and health fair for the Flying Doctors, a team of medical professionals who volunteer their time and services to those without access to traditional health care. In all, 54 health professionals — doctors, nurses, dentists and other medical personnel associated with the Flying Doctors, as well as dozens of medical and dental students from Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus, Coachella Valley High School and Riverside Community College provided services.
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Fontana's Chafeh leads Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team
Nov. 12, 2009
Fontana Hearld News
Fontana’s own Jane Chafeh, who is helping the Cal State San Bernardino volleyball team make a championship run this season, was named Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 26 by the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Chafeh is currently leading the conference and is second in the nation in kills per set. She said the honor validates the hard work she has been putting in.
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Nicholas Lambson
Nov. 12, 2009
Times-Standard (Eureka)
Guitarist Nicholas Lambson, who earned his music degree from Cal State San Bernardino, is profiled by the newspaper as part of the publicity for a concert he will be performing on Saturday, Nov. 14, in the Northern California town of Fortuna.
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Former San Bernardino mayor named to CSUSB honor
Nov. 12, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Former San Bernardino Mayor W.R. "Bob" Holcomb has been named the 2009 Water Hero by the Water Resources Institute at California State University, San Bernardino. Holcomb was recognized for being instrumental in persuading the California State College system to build Cal State San Bernardino at its current location. The institute also awarded Gerard J. Thibeault, executive officer of the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, with its 2009 WRI Lifetime Achievement Award. See the related news release above.
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Historian to discuss citrus industry
Nov. 12, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Richard McGinnis, author and board member of the Rialto Historical Society, will present a free lecture on the history of Rialto's citrus industry at 2 p.m. Saturday at Cal State San Bernardino's Pfau Library. See the related news release above.
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Fort Hood tragedy is being exploited to bolster discrimination
Nov. 12, 2009
The Huffington Post
Cal State San Bernardino professor Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, and Hussein Ibish write in an opinion piece: "In the aftermath of the appalling attack at Fort Hood, one of the most important questions is how this rampage by a twisted fanatic has affected relations between Muslims and other Americans of different faiths."
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Cal State San Bernardino breaks ground on $1.2 million nursing lab
Nov. 12, 2009
The Sun
Cal State San Bernardino officials broke ground today, Thursday, Nov. 12, on a $1.2 million nursing laboratory at the college. The building, which is scheduled for completion in 2010, will be on the east side of the campus next to the health and physical education building, college officials said. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. See the related news release above.
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Several students from Fontana honored
Nov. 12, 2009
Fontana Herald News
In a news briefs column, the newspaper reports that several students from the Fontana Unified School District were honored when Cal State San Bernardino hosted more than 300 San Bernardino County high school seniors representing 55 high schools. The students rank in the top 1 percent of their senior classes. It is the eighth item in the column.
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Coyotes win duel of area powerhouses
Nov. 12, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The two inland-area volleyball powerhouses met on Thursday night in what was supposed to be a final major tuneup for the postseason. Fittingly, it turned into a slugfest befitting two of the premier programs in the nation. In its first five-game match of the season, Cal State San Bernardino, ranked second in NCAA Division II, managed to earn a 25-20, 19-25, 25-18, 23-25, 18-16 victory over host California Baptist, ranked second in the NAIA.
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Roundup from Nov. 11
Nov. 11, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The Cal State San Bernardino men's basketball team beat Westmont College, 68-64, in an exhibition game Wednesday night at Palm Desert Xavier Prep High School.
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Children's crusade
Nov. 12, 2009
metroactive.com
A 2004 study by Cal State San Bernardino professor Geraldine Stahly is cited in an article about the Family Law Forum held at the Roosevelt Community Center in San Jose. The meeting was called by the legal activist group Center for Judicial Excellence to call attention to what it claims are serious problems in family law court cases.
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CSU to ask state for $884 million more
Nov. 11, 2009
San Francisco Chronicle
As California State University prepares to close its doors to tens of thousands of qualified students next year, Chancellor Charles Reed said Tuesday he will ask Sacramento for $884 million to meet CSU's budget needs - a long-shot request from the cash-strapped state.
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Poll: Californians worry about cuts to higher ed
Nov. 12, 2009
The Associated Press/San Francisco Chronicle
Californians are worried about deep cuts in higher education funding and fear qualified people will not be able to attend college, a poll released Wednesday said. The statewide survey by the Public Policy Institute of California found half of parents with children 18 or under are very worried about being able to afford a college education for their children. The wire service article was published nationwide.
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CSU cuts enrollment and previews proposed 2010-2011 budget
Nov. 11, 2009
The Sun
As cuts to the California State University budget continue, system officials said they have no choice but to limit enrollment at the 23 campuses, including Cal State San Bernardino. Facing $564 million in budget cuts this fiscal year, Chancellor Charles B. Reed reported Tuesday that CSU campuses will need to reduce student numbers by 40,000 over a two-year period in order to match student enrollment with state funding. The article also appeared in the Contra Costa Times and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
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Public colleges get high marks among Californians, poll finds
Nov. 12, 2009
Los Angeles Times
UC, CSU and community college campuses are well-regarded despite recent furloughs and reduced class offerings. Yet only 41 percent of those surveyed would support higher taxes to offset budget cuts.
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Palm Desert performance to benefit American Cancer Society
Nov. 11, 2009
The Desert Sun
The cast of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” which includes actor Hal Linden, is planning to help raise money for the American Cancer Society with a one-time benefit performance. The benefit performance is scheduled at 7 p.m. Nov. 14, at the Indian Wells Theater on the Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus.
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B.B. King to play Cal State San Bernardino
Nov. 10, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Catch the blues with B.B. King when the guitar legend brings his trusty instrument Lucille and regales fans with stories, captivates them with songs and possibly blinds them if he wears a sparkly jacket. All kidding aside, King is a can't-miss show and he is playing Coussoulis Arena at Cal State San Bernardino on Nov. 19.
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Veterans diploma project seeks applicants
Nov. 11, 2009
RimoftheWorld.net
This month, Cal State San Bernardino's Pfau Library will hold a display of the first graduating class of the Operation Recognition Veteran Diploma Project.
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Urzua quietly leads Coyotes
Nov. 12, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
For three years, Cal State San Bernardino women's basketball coach Kevin Becker has been trying, nearly on a daily basis, to get Krystal Urzua to talk more. Finally, he's realized that while his senior guard may be short on words, her game does the talking for her. Urzua, a 5-foot-5 standout for the Coyotes, is as soft-spoken as they come, but her abilities on the basketball court will be critical for CSUSB this season, as the Coyotes try to fight for a return to the NCAA West Regional.
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Coyotes hoops shaky, but victorious in exhibition
Nov. 12, 2009
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Cal State San Bernardino men's basketball coach Jeff Oliver got what he expected from Wednesday's exhibition against Westmont College. The Coyotes turned in moments of hustle and some solid play but also produced some missed buckets, a few turnovers and some busted plays. But the Coyotes responded when the exhibition was on the line and secured a 68-64 exhibition win at Xavier College Preparatory High School. The article also appeared in The Sun.
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The state university system plans to cut 40,000 students over three years
Nov. 11, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The California State University system plans to cut enrollment nearly 10 percent over the next three years, Chancellor Charles B. Reed said in a news conference Tuesday morning. The cuts will affect all campuses, including San Bernardino, which has 17,852 students. The campus plans to reduce that enrollment by 2,300.
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Roundup for Nov. 7
Nov. 7, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
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Marinez leads CSDH men's soccer team to CCAA final; CSDH women also advance
Nov. 9, 2009
Daily Breeze
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Redlands' big week nets hosting honors
Nov. 9, 2009
San Bernardino County Sun
CSUSB men's soccer coach Noah Kooiman is quoted in a sports brief on how the men's team earned a playoff berth for just the second time in school history and the first since 1991. The Coyotes (15-51) got the No. 4 seed and will square off with top seed and host Cal State Los Angeles (17-3-1) at 7 p.m. on Friday.
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Roundup for Nov. 9
Nov. 9, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
The Cal State San Bernardino men's soccer team was selected to play in the West Regional, the Coyotes' first Division II postseason appearance since 1991. The Coyotes are one of four California Collegiate Athletic Association teams to make the regional. Cal State San Bernardino (15-5-1, 11-4-1 CCAA) will face West Region No. 1 Cal State Los Angeles, a CCAA rival, at the Golden Eagles field at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Palm Desert chamber to hold breakfast meeting; COD president and Cal State dean to speak
Nov. 9, 2009
The Desert Sun
Higher education in the Coachella Valley was on the agenda when the Palm Desert Chamber of Commerce held its monthly breakfast meeting Tuesday at Desert Willow Golf Resort in Palm Desert. Jerry Patton, president of College of the Desert, and Dean Fred Jandt of California State University, San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus gave updates on their schools.
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Lesson for Teachers: Incorporating Laughter in the Classroom
Nov. 9, 2009
Inland Empire News
Studies have shown that laughter is conducive to learning. Laughter dispels tension and helps to create a positive classroom environment. To help K-12 teachers incorporate this powerful tool into their classrooms, the College of Extended Learning at Cal State San Bernardino is offering a one-day, interactive workshop entitled “Laughing and Learning in the Classroom.” The workshop will be held on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Yasuda Center at Cal State San Bernardino.
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Mind Over Matter
Nov. 10, 2009
The Walrus
An experiment conducted in 1986 by CSUSB mathematics professor Chris Freiling is given as an example in an article on thought experiments from which philosophers can deduce essential truths about the world with no need for empirical verification.
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Player finds recognition in the reality show club
Nov. 9, 2009
San Diego Union-Tribune
CSUSB alumnus J.R. Reyes, who was a member of the university's golf team, is now one of the cast in the Golf Channel's reality TV show "Big Break Disney" along with five others. The winner will receive up to $50,000 in cash and prizes, an endorsement contract with Adams Golf and a sponsor's exemption into the PGA Tour's 2010 Children's Miracle Network Classic at the Disney Resort.
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Scolinos influence felt by all he touched
Nov. 9, 2009
San Bernardino County Sun
Sun Sports editor Lewis Brewster mentions Cal State San Bernardino baseball coach Don Parnell as one of the number of local college coaches who worked under the late John Scolinos, who coached Cal Poly Pomona's baseball team. Scolinos died last Saturday at the age of 91. Brewster also writes that Cal State San Bernardino will air tonight, Tuesday, the first of 10 Coyote Coach's Shows from TGI Fridays on Hospitality Row in San Bernardino. Men's basketball coach Jeff Oliver and his colleagues on the athletic staff will share air time. In another sports brief, the Coyotes will play an exhibition game tomorrow, Wednesday, in Palm Desert, at the state-of-the-art Xavier Prep gym.
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Cal State men adjusting to the loss of star center
Nov. 9, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Jeff Oliver, Cal State San Bernardino's men's basketball coach, and several of his players are quoted in a story on how the Coyotes will adjust this season after their star center, Brandon Brown, left the team to play professionally in Lithuania. Oliver said the team will have to step up their efforts.
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A week of veterans events begins with 1,200 flags
Nov. 7, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Veterans Day is Wednesday, but a series of honor-oriented events begins today and continues through the week. The article lists Cal State San Bernardino hosting a "Tribute to America and its Veterans" from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the patio of the campus' Lower Commons. The event features guest speaker Michael Daly, a U.S. Army staff sergeant and motivational speaker. Daly served in Iraq and received a Bronze Star medal. The Sunburst Academy drill team will perform and there will be food, prizes and a tug-of-war/push-up competition.
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Local college roundup
Nov. 7, 2009
San Bernardino County Sun
Cal State San Bernardino's cross country team finished 17th in the NCAA Division II West Region Championships at Speedway Meadows in San Francisco. The Coyotes' best effort was a 48th place finish by freshman Samantha Borman (23:12.9). In another news brief, junior outside hitter Jane Chafeh slammed down 23 kills and had 12 digs Saturday night to lead Cal State San Bernardino to a 3-1 victory over Cal State L.A. in a CCAA match. The victory improved the Coyotes - ranked No. 1 in the West Region and No. 3 in the nation - to 26-1 overall and 19-1 in the CCAA and cements their one-game lead in the CCAA standings with two home matches remaining in the regular season. One win against either San Francisco State or Cal State Monterey Bay in the upcoming homestand would clinch at least a share of the Coyotes fourth straight CCAA title and their seventh in the last nine years. A similar brief ran in The Press-Enterprise.
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Ethiopia: J'Accuse!
Nov. 9, 2009
EthioGuardian.com
Al Mariam, a professor of political science at Cal State San Bernardino, writes an article critical of western governments and financial institutions that support the current regime in Ethiopia because they believe the opposition does not have a viable alternative, but Mariam writes that future opposition leaders are ruthlessly eliminated by the government before it can pose a challenge.
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Fort Hood rampage: Shooter acted alone, officials say. But why?
Nov. 9, 2009
Christian Science Monitor
Brian Levin, a CSUSB professor of criminal justice and the director of the university's Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, is quoted in a Christian Science Monitor trying to determine a possible motive for a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, where a U.S. Army major and veteran psychiatrist allegedly shot and killed 13 people and wounded another 30.
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UC Riverside joins effort to keep dining scraps out of landfills
Nov. 8, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
Cal State San Bernardino's pilot food-waste composting effort is talked about in a story about what colleges and universities are doing to divert food waste and paper from landfills. CSUSB began its food-waste composting efforts this fall. Tony Simpson, the university's senior director of facilities services, said the program covers the Commons and will probably expand to the rest of the campus. Food scraps are combined with paper plates, paper and other compostable materials, crushed in a compactor and hauled to a composting facility. At the Commons alone, the practice is expected to keep 100 tons of trash a year out of the landfill, he said.
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Neo-Nazi Rallies Provoke 'Anger, Fear'
Nov. 7, 2009
NPR
Cal State San Bernardino professor Brian Levin is quoted in a story about a neo-Nazi group that is holding rallies in Arizona and Minnesota to demonstrate against illegal immigration. Similar rallies in Riverside have led to violent clashes with counter-protestors. Levin, who is director of the university's Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism, said illegal immigration is simply a Trojan horse the National Socialist Movement can use to deliver its broader message of white supremacy.
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Black/White Academic Achievement Gap!
Nov. 7, 2009
News Blaze
"Between the Rhetoric and Reality," a book written by educator Frank Simpkins, a Cal State San Bernardino graduate with a master's degree in educational counseling and guidance and special education, and his brother psychologist Gary Simpkins, explore some of the problems faced by the Black community over the history of the United States, including slavery, illiteracy and the ever-widening Black/White academic test score gap. The book reviews the public schools' failure to educate the Black child, and particularly, how the Black child is in need of new teaching models that can provide positive educational experiences.
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Event launches business students
Nov. 8, 2009
San Bernardino County Sun
CSUSB professor Mike Stull writes that the month of November has special meaning to the university's Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship because of its participation in Global Entrepreneurship Week, which aims to help young people explore their potential as entrepreneurs. The center offers two events - The Student Fast Pitch Competition and the Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards.
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Franchising may be viable option
Nov. 7, 2009
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Mike Stull, the director of Cal State San Bernardino's Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship, is quoted in a story of how a slow economy and scarcity of available jobs may be an encouraging time for people to satisfy their dreams of finally opening their own business. Stull said that opening a franchise still requires certain skills or the ability to acquire those skills. Also one of the biggest downfalls to operating a franchise is the lack of control. Entrepreneurs who prefer to operate their business how they see fit are not good matches for franchises. Franchisees who do not follow the franchiser's structure may find themselves struggling.
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Roundup: Redlands to play in final
Nov. 7, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
In a sports brief Cal State Dominguez Hills bested Cal State San Bernardino 2-1. The Toros won on Andrew Martinez's header with 41 second left in regulation. The Coyotes (15-5-1) will find out Monday if they are chosen to advance to the NCAA Division II West Regional tournament. In another sports brief, Cal State San Bernardino improved to 25-1 behind Ashtin Hall's eight kills as the Coyotes swept Cal State Dominguez Hills, 25-17, 25-17, 25-12. Samantha Middleborn added seven kills for the Coyotes (18-1 in CCAA). A similar brief ran in the Daily Breeze.
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Local college roundup, November 7
Nov. 7, 2009
San Bernardino County Sun
Cal State San Bernardino's bid for a second CCAA conference men's soccer title came up short Friday as Cal State Dominguez Hills, the defending NCAA Division II National Champion, scored the winning goal with 41 seconds left in regulation, defeating the Coyotes 2-1 in the tournament semifinals. Also mentioned is CSUSB's volleyball team, which improved to 25-1 and tied for first place in the CCAA conference volleyball standings with a 3-0 sweep of Cal State Dominguez Hills.
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For Inland Empire Muslims, feelings of outrage, sorrow and betrayal
Nov. 6, 2009
Contra Costa Times
In a story about Muslims in the Inland Empire speaking with outrage, sorrow and sense of betrayal in the wake of the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, that left 13 dead, Dany Doueiri, the coordinator of the Arabic language program and a member of the Center for Islamic and Middle East Studies at Cal State San Bernardino, said he will address the murders in his classes. Doueiri believes students today are more educated about Islam and so is the public.
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In Brief - Board honors Colton High School alumnus
Nov. 6, 2009
The Press-Enterprise
CSUSB assistant professor Louie F. Rodriguez, from the College of Education's department of Educational Leadership and Curriculum, was honored by the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education on Nov. 5 as an honored and distinguished graduate. Rodriguez graduated from Colton High in 1993, earned a bachelor's degree from Cal State San Bernardino, two masters' degrees in education and a doctorate in administration, planning and social policy from Harvard University. He has researched ways the education system can better serve students from poverty and minority backgrounds.
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