The next stepWith graduation near many students are hunting jobs, here is a list with some of the hottest careers
Now that you've spent countless nights studying and thousands of dollars in education, here's a list of the hottest careers, according to a student and teacher website.
Physician's assistants and network system analysts topped the list of the "Ten Hottest Careers for College Graduates," according to College Board.…
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Effective July 1, monthly parking rates will increase from $24 per month to $28 and daily rates will go up from $4 to $5. Parking costs a pretty pennyCSUSB parking rates to increase
CSUSB's monthly parking rates will increase from $24 per month to $28, while daily rates will go up from $4 to $5 effective July 1.
Parking fees are used exclusively for the construction, operation and maintenance of parking facilities.
The final phase of CSUSB's planned parking fee program will complete funding for a new campus loop road and for two new campus parking structures.…
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Californians will soon have to think twice about wasting water. Water efficiency comes to the forefrontA new bill will require Californians to follow more efficient water usage models
Forget about long showers, sprinkler systems and bathing the dog. By Jan. 1, 2009, Assembly Bill 1881 will require the State Department of Water Resources (DWR) to update the model of efficient landscape water usage for the entire state of California.
According to the bill, by Jan.…
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Student athletes at CSUSB not the stereotypical blockheadsCSUSB athletics compliance coordinator Cita Jones who is soon leaving the University, does all she can to keep student athletes on track
There is a myth on college campuses that student-athletes receive a free pass when it comes to academics.
That myth doesn't apply at CSUSB.
Over 50 percent of CSUSB's student athletes earned a 3.0 GPA or above this year, according to CSUSB athletics compliance coordinator Cita Jones.…
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The Lakers are back in action
The Lakers are back and Kobe Bryant becomes the brightest star in a city full of them.
Was there anything better for a Laker fan than hearing the loud MVP chants for Kobe ring through the Staples Center as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the San Antonio Spurs, Thursday, 100-92.…
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Student leaders honoredThe SLD held it's annual awards and appreciation reception
The winning awards went to students and advisors who best represented their organizations exceptionally throughout the year on May 29.
Student leadership and development (SLD) hosted their annual awards and appreciation reception honoring CSUSB student leaders, advisers and student organizations Thursday night.…
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One 'Yote says goodbye to golfDane Bagnell finished his last season with CSUSB and he wouldn't change a thing
As Dane Bagnell swung his club and stepped off the green for the last time as a Coyote, he realized he would not change a thing about his final season.
The team made it where they needed to be. It was a struggle, but the Coyote's made it to the NCAA National Championship in Houston, TX.…
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Spotlight on Native American cultureThe yearly California Indian Cultural Awareness Conference will be held in honor of the state Native American Day
The Cross Cultural Center and the San Manuel Tribal Unity and Cultural Awareness Program will celebrate the yearly California Indian Cultural Awareness Conference for the Commemoration of the state Native American Day on Sep. 22-26.
"The goal of the conference is to provide the kids with an educational experience and an opportunity to learn about the Native American Culture," said Mario Garcia, a graduate assistant at the Cross Cultural Center.…
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"Brown and Proud"The Ethnic Studies Round-table event honored 40 years of Chicano activism
Nicely dressed in a sports jacket and tie, Sal Castro, longtime Chicano activist, spoke to a full house at the events center in the Student Union, Tuesday, May 26.
The lecture was part of an Ethnic Studies Round-table event entitled "Brown and Proud, 40 Years of Chicano Activism.…
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FeaturedNot as bad as all thatWriting for the Chronicle isn't as daunting a task as some students assumeWriting essays can often seem overwhelming and time-consuming. Most communications majors make a huge mistake when deciding their elective classes and automatically rule out writing for the Coyote Chronicle. Communications majors have to fulfill practicum requirements, giving them the option of doing internships, community service, working for Coyote Radio, or writing for the Chronicle.And the world spins madly onJust because school is out, doesn't mean we should take a break from the issues affecting societyAs I say goodbye to another school year, I realize that when the quarter ends the world never stops. It keeps on turning and turning. As the world turns, I stop to think about our lives today. Everything is out of control,nothing is as it seems. Just last week President Bush's former press secretary Scott McClellan stated that the administration's justification for the war in Iraq relied on "propaganda.Film legend lostMovie titan Sydney Pollack dies at 73Director and actor Sydney Pollack left a significant mark on the Hollywood Hall of Fame with his countless performances and accomplishments in the film industry. Pollack died of cancer May 26, 2008 at his home in Pacific Palisades, Calif. Pollack, 73, was an Academy-Award-winning director, producer, actor and writer who directed and produced over 40 films.Never too old for adventureIndiana Jones returnsAfter a 19-year hiatus, Indiana Jones whipped the box office competition with "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." In it's opening weekend, the film went to number one and made $311 million world wide in box office sales according to the Associated Press.Elements and evolutionThrice's new album, "The Alchemy Index," is a testament to versatility
Ultimate Uno scoresThe first Ultimate Uno tournament a success for the Santos Manuel Student Union
Take time to deal with stressWith finals approaching, students should make sure they can cope with the stressFinals are approaching and CSUSB students need to learn how to cope with stress. A study shows that there are five major stressors for college students and two major stressors within each category, according to the College Student Journal's student stress survey.Ball and chain weighs down Usher's new albumMulti-platinum artist Usher was a 14-year-old boy singing about grown folks' business when he burst onto the scene in 1994 with his self-titled debut album. Then, Sean "Diddy" Combs co-produced album spawned Usher's first hit, "Think of You," and launched the baby faced singer into super stardom.The boys and girls of summerCSUSB students plan more relaxing summer vacations
NASA searches for signs of life once upon a timeGeometric shapes covered Mars' terrain as NASA's Phoenix Lander set down on Sunday May 25, 2008. The Phoenix spacecraft lifted off from Kennedy Space Center in August 2007 for a 422 million-mile journey. The three-legged lander spent its first full day in the Martian arctic plains checking its instruments in preparation for a digging mission to study whether the site could have once been habitable, according to the Associated Press (AP).A celebration of Hip HopThe Commencing Poetic Revelation held the "Good Listening Hip-Hop Classic" answering the requests of members
Helen Hunt steps into a new role"Then She Found Me," Hunt's directorial debut, hits theaters"Then She Found Me" marks the directorial debut of actress Helen Hunt. Unlike most actors who become self-indulgent when they helm their first feature, Helen delivers a well-crafted romantic comedy. The film is charming with moments that warm the heart, a great go at the romantic comedy genre. |