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CSULB Moot Court SODFHV ÀUVW in national competition This is the first time a CSULB team has made it past the Sweet 16 since 2006. By Priscella Vega Assistant News Editor
Cal State Long Beach’s Moot Court team is ranked the best undergraduate team in the nation after taking first place at the National American Collegiate Moot Court Association tournament earlier this month. CSULB national champions, senior political science major Ashley Hall and senior political science and economics major Kyle Maury, secured their title after placing first in the written briefs category and second in oral advocacy, earning the two highest finishes in the competition. CSULB Moot Court Director Lewis Ringel, who has directed the team VLQFH VDLG WKLV LV WKH ÀUVW WLPH WKH team has made it past the Sweet 16 at nationals. ´7KLV LV WKH KLJKHVW >ÀQLVK@ ,·YH coached since we won the national chamSLRQVKLS LQ ZKLFK ZDV EHIRUH >, EHFDPH WKH KHDG FRDFK @µ /HZLV VDLG
Fenced In Above: Myles Cupp competes in the Orange Coast Invitational fencing tournament in the Kinesiology Gym Sunday. Right: Andrew Tsai, left, and Xavier Pilsudski, right, compete in the “Open Mixed Epee” tournament in the Kinesiology Gym Sunday. See story, page 3
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CSULB history professor publishes book on CIA Hugh Wilford has been teaching at CSULB since 2006. By shane newell City Editor
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Jerry Tarkanian is honored with a towel and miniature Pyramid during a men’s basketball game Saturday evening.
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Japanese Noh masks on display at the UAM The wooden masks have been used in Japan’s Noh theater for six centuries. By Andrew Spencer Assistant City Editor
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OUR VIEW: Skateboarding policy iS long awaited T
he Long Beach City Council voted to amend the city’s municipal code in December, giving Cal State Long Beach the authority to create its own policy regarding skateboarding on campus. )RU WKH ¿UVW WLPH HYHU VNDWHERDUGLQJ is legal on campus, but the policy doesn’t come without restrictions. University Police and CSULB administration have launched a sixmonth awareness program to educate students about the new policy, including a map highlighting pedestrianonly pathways. The awareness campaign aims to allow students the necessary time to adjust to the new policy before University Police begin issuing citations to skateboarders who are not abiding by the rules. Skateboarders, however, can still be issued citations during the awareness campaign for reckless riding, although they will be at the discretion of University Police. University Police Chief Fernando Solorzano said regulations for skateboarders will be stricter if students do not adhere to the policy. We feel that lifting the ban on skateboarding is a good thing for everyone on campus. Students have been using skateboards as an alternate mode of transportation for years. We’re just glad to see that University Police and campus administration DUH ¿QDOO\ RQ ERDUG Through the awareness campaigns, skateboarders should become aware of the restrictions that come with skating on campus. In the past, skateboarding was not allowed on campus but the rule seemed to be a little subjective, as only some skateboarders were issued citations, often DW WKH RI¿FHUV GLVFUHWLRQ Although the new policy may come with stringent regulations, it helps to eliminate the gray area when issuing citations. 3HGHVWULDQV DOVR EHQH¿W E\ UHJXODWLQJ skateboarding to designated areas. Many students have had a close call with a skateboarder at one time or another, and some have even had collisions with a skater speeding recklessly downhill, which is why we think the
pedestrian-only zones are a good move. 3URKLELWLQJ VNDWHERDUGLQJ LQ KLJK WUDI¿F areas, such as Brotman Hall and the upper campus walkway, creates a safer campus for all. CSULB is a big campus, and students
sometimes have to cover a lot of ground to get where they’re going, whether it’s to class, the parking lot or back to oncampus housing. Some of us were hesitant about the new policy, fearing that skateboarders
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would be given too much freedom to roam around campus without regard for others. With the University Police tightening the reigns on skateboarding regulations, we feel that students will be more likely
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Voting Rights Amendment Act aims to bring equality to all By Nick chavez Assistant Opinions Editor
In 2013, the Supreme Court removed parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, ruling that the laws and regulations of the act were outdated, according to CBS News. Now, less than a year later, a bi-partisan group of lawmakers from various states have come together to initiate a new amendment to substitute it. The group, comprised of Reps. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) and John Lewis (D-Ga.), and Sens. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), Chris Coons (D- Dl.) and
Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) recently introduced the Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2014, which aims to update the Section 4 formula. The amendment, which has yet to be approved by the House of Representatives or the Senate, would modify parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that the Supreme Court ruled are “out of date,” according to CBS. If passed, the new amendment would enable states that have a history of voter discrimination to be eligible for review of all the states voting records for the previous 15 years. 8QGHU WKH QHZ ELOO ¿YH RU PRUH YLRODWLRQV would result in tighter regulations that would require the state to receive federal approval before changing its voting laws. Any state that has a clean record, even if it had
history of discrimination, would be free from the regulations. To date, there has been support from ERWK SDUWLHV IRU WKH SURSRVDO DQG D ¿OLEXVWHU LV not expected from the Senate, according to CBS. However, there are some issues with the ELOO SURSRVDO WKDW PD\ PDNH LW GLI¿FXOW WR SDVV through the Supreme Court. The lawmakers claim that it is a modern take on the Voting Rights Act, as the proposal relies on the same protections and guidelines of the original Voting Rights Act of 1965, which could make the Supreme Court see it as out of date yet again. The proposed 15-year review period seems more reasonable than looking back decades in the past, but if this bill is going to just restore the old regulations then why would the
Supreme Court support it? The bill is not so much a modern take, or “update” as they claim it is, but really an attempt to change a minor detail. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 has served this country well, and there is much good in the Act that should be preserved. But it is almost 50 years old and race relations have changed drastically since its passage. The fact that in these politically divided times both parties want to work together is remarkable and the opportunity should not be wasted. Hopefully they will take the time to further examine the bill and fix it’s old f laws, instead of just revising the original Act with minimal changes.
The State of the Union should address income disparity By Nicolas RodRiguez Assistant Opinions Editor
With the State of the Union address airing tomorrow, President Barack Obama will be tackling many issues confronting Americans, including the growing income gap that’s increasing economic inequality in this country. According to a Pew Research Poll released on Thursday, 68 percent of Democrats and 61 percent of Republicans agree that the income gap has increased over the past 10 years.
What the poll shows is that even among a heavily divided congress, most Americans feel the pinch from a sluggish economy struggling to move forward. Despite the agreement between both sides of the political spectrum on the state of the economy, 90 percent of Democrats believe the government should do “some” to “a lot” to reduce the divide between the wealthy and the rest of the country. Republicans, on the other hand, are a bit fractured with 45 percent saying that the government should do something, and 33 percent saying they should do nothing at all. With respect to the income gap, Obama will
have support from his fellow Democrats, but will continue to face stubborn opposition from the right. What Obama must do in the State of the 8QLRQ DGGUHVV LV GHPRQVWUDWH VSHFL¿FDOO\ KRZ KH would approach the issue of income inequality. According to the Pew Poll, 54 percent of Americans believe that the government should raise taxes on the rich and on corporations, while 35 percent believe that lowering taxes will stimulate the economy. A growing number of Americans are beginning to feel anxious about being stuck in the economic position they are currently in and the SROOV DUH EHJLQQLQJ WR UHÀHFW WKDW
According to the Pew Poll, 73 percent of Americans want to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 per hour. With the wealthier Americans skewing to the top, many Americans feel left out from the slow, modest growths in the economy. With old and new challenges confronting Obama, he must set the tone for the rest of his political year and begin to close out his presidential term with dignity. Obama has a lot of work cut out for him, and with the midterm elections approaching, the State of the Union must address the income disparity to create a prosperous America.
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