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Vol. LIX, Issue 691
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
CSULB, LBCC to help AB540 Students
New Cinematic Martial Arts club kicks off CMA says “Tricking” provides a unique to way overcome fears.
The schools are partnering with multi-million dollar scholarship program.
By Matt Mueller Contributing Writer
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a supportive environment. Senna said fear is what holds people back: fear of failure, Continued from Page 1 fear of embarrassment, fear of anything. “Tricking is a wonderfully unique He said he grew up idolizing the movies way of dominating fear,” Senna said. of Jackie Chan and other “trickers” such as Senna said the club also hopes to perJoe Eigo, Steve Terada, and Xin Sarith. form during halftime at a CSULB basket“What started ball show soon. out as a dream to “Our eventual copy what I saw goal is to have a in movies and thriving communiWhat started out as a dream <RX7XEH ÀQDOO\ ty of ‘trickers,’ inbecame a realterested in seeking to copy what I saw in movies ity when I joined DQG <RX7XEH ÀQDOO\ EHFDPH D personal improveCMA,” Guzman ment in the sport,” UHDOLW\ ZKHQ , MRLQHG &0$ said. Senna said. “And Senna said he in the process, — Chris De Guzman, Treasurer and his friends we would love to of CMA got the idea to get some CSULB form a “tricking” community memteam while they were hanging out at a bers from our CMA club to eventually do park one day. a performance for a basketball game to let Though the club just started this se- the world know about ‘tricking.’” mester, Guzman said the CMA style has The CMA club practices every proved to be a popular form of expres- Friday and Sunday from noon to 3 sion. p.m. and Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. in “The past year or so we’ve been get- the Kinesiology building, Room 64. ting a huge wave of members who are Members must pay a $15 fee per seinterested in ‘tricking,’” Guzman said. mester. For more information, visit The club offers members the chance to CMA’s Facebook at CSULB CMA conquer their fears by providing them with Club.
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Continued from Page 1 undocumented students are allowed to pay in-state tuition at public college and universities, according to the AB540 website. In fall 2013, there were 650 AB540 students at CSULB and 251 at LBCC. To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be eligible recipients of
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), an initiative that protects its recipients from deportation for two years as long as they meet the requirements, according to the website. Students who receive the scholarVKLS PXVW PDLQWDLQ D *3$ DQG ÀQish their degree on time in order to keep their eligibility, according to the TheDream.Us website. Students pursuing a bachelor’s degree receive $25,000 on average, and
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Cinematic Martial Arts Club President and junior film major Eurico Senna practices tricks on upper campus Wednesday afternoon. have up to six years to complete their degree. Those pursuing an associate degree have three years to graduate and receive $12,500 on average, according to the website. TheDream.US will provide 2,000 eligible students with $25 million in VFKRODUVKLSV ZKLFK ZLOO KHOS WKHP ÀQish their college careers at one of the 12 partnered colleges throughout California, Florida, Washington, Texas and New York, according to the website.
Senior psychology major Esenia Jimenez, who is one of the few in her family who are documented, said she believes the development of such programs will help encourage undocumented students to pursue a degree. “This is really cool,” Jimenez said. “More opportunities [are] arising for people who didn’t have many options a few years back and have had a history of ÀQDQFLDO SUREOHPV µ LBCC student Brandon Richards
agrees that the partnership is a step in the right direction. “I think it’s a good thing for those who can’t afford school [and] are working to obtain their degrees,” Richards said. “They need the support … especially if the student [wants] to succeed in life.” The deadline to apply for TheDream. US scholarship is March 31. Those who are interested in applying can visit TheDream.US for more details.
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OUR VIEW: CVS MAKES AN INTERESTING MARKETING MOVE
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n Wednesday, CVS Caremark announced it would stop selling tobacco products at all locations across
the country. CVS is expected to pull all tobacco products off the shelves by October. CVS Caremark is the country’s largest drugstore chain in overall sales, according to an article in the New York Times. The company said it’s decided to stop selling tobacco products because CVS is largely a healthcare provider, rather than solely a retail business. “We have about 26,000 pharmacists and nurse practitioners helping patients manage chronic problems like high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease, all of which are linked to smoking,” said CVS Chief Executive Larry J. Merlo to the NY Times. “We came to the decision that cigarettes and providing healthcare just don’t go together in the same setting.” As a result, the company is estimated to lose $2 billion in sales from tobacco products and items related to “smoking,” according to the NY Times. President Barack Obama and former mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, openly praised CVS on its move to create a healthier image. :KDW ZH ¿QG FRQIXVLQJ LV WKDW CVS claims to be trying to create an image based on healthcare, but if that’s the case, why don’t they pull all non-healthcare related items from the shelves? CVS Caremark currently sells a variety of alcoholic beverages, high caloric snacks, soft drinks and infomercial products that have nothing to do with healthcare at all. We think that pulling tobacco products from its shelves to elevate their healthcare standard is a good thing, but to continue the sales of other non-healthcare related items is a bit contradictory. In theory, this is all good news for CVS and overall healthcare in the U.S., but we’re a little skeptical about the real motives behind CVS’ attempt at rebranding its image. It seems more like a marketing tactic than anything else.
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Dogs move in, leaving local ducks pondless in El Dorado Park By Paige Pelonis Contributing Writer
If your living space were suddenly cut in half to make room for the arrival RI ODUJH QXPEHUV RI ORXG ÀHD ULGGHQ guests, would you relocate? $ QXPEHU RI DVVRUWHG ELUGV ORQJ time residents in Long Beach’s El Dorado Regional Park East, might do just that in response to the opening of the newly completed dog park. At least 50 dogs of all shapes and sizes stampeded into the new park as local residents and hopeful politicians JDWKHUHG IRU LWV RI¿FLDO RSHQLQJ ODVW Saturday at 10 a.m. The noise of the barking from the unleashed dogs alone was enough to drive the ducks and geese away. Combine the barking of the un leashed dogs with the imposition of easily didstracted children stomping all over the banks, and what was left was an empty duck pond for the entire second half of the day. Of course, duck displacement is not a major issue, but as a lifetime Long %HDFK ORFDO , ¿QG P\VHOI ELWWHU DW WKH thought of the El Dorado ducks aban doning this area of the park. Yes, the rest of the park will most
likely remain populated with birds and ducks, but I would still be pretty annoyed if a small piece of my home became off limits. The park’s opening was facilitated, in large part, by funds designated by Long Beach City Councilwoman and
mayoral candidate Gerrie Schipske. It might be a tad dramatic to put it this way, but nothing says political DJHQGD OLNH WKH GRJ HDW GRJ ZRUOG WKDW KDV ORQJ EHHQ WKH ODQG RZQHUVKLS FRQÀLFW LQ $PHULFD On that note, isn’t it convenient that
the completion date for this project happened to fall smack dab in the middle of campaign season? With the large turnout Saturday, Schipske couldn’t have planned a bet ter location for a “Schipske for Mayor” promotion table.
Why was this section of the park chosen? In an article in the Press Telegram, Schipske said “What we have is something really nice in an area of the park that wasn’t being used for anything.” ‘Not being used for anything?’ I think a park full of ducks and geese would disagree with this oversight, as they have inhabited this area of the park for as long as I can remem ber. Alas, dogs are house pets, and wher ever pets go, their owners go. This means the leaders of the project may DOVR EHQH¿W LI WKH SDUN UHPDLQV KLJKO\ populated with dogs, puppies and their owners — Long Beach residents and coincidentally, voters. /RQJ VWDQGLQJ VLJQV DURXQG WKH duck pond make it no secret that Animal Control Services would prefer park guests to refrain from feeding the ducks. But what Long Beach native hasn’t spent an afternoon or two toss ing bread crumbs into the pond? Perhaps two birds were killed with one stone with the opening of the dog park. Animal Control was indeed present for this event, among other local community groups and officials. Is it too much to say local politics might not be all they are “quacked” up to be?
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