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Election Selections

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CALIFORNIA Â STATE Â UNIVERSITY, Â LONG Â BEACH

Influential men of Long Beach were honored at a Ronald McDonald House charity fundraiser.

BY  AMY  PATTON  Assistant  News  Editor

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Roxana  Romero  applies  classic  Dia  de  los  Muertos  face  paint  to  three-­year-­old  Isaac  Gonzalez,  who  attended  the  block  party  festival  with  his  parents.

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Marathons in mind CSULB rowing club team focuses on building endurance in the fall in order to prep for spring sprints.

BY  AMY  PATTON  Assistant  News  Editor

Cal  State  University  Long  Beach  club  rowing  team,  Beach  Crew,  gauged  its  skill  levels  against  other  schools  at  WKH ÂżUVW KRPH PHHW RI WKH IDOO VHDVRQ DW Naples  Island  over  the  weekend.  The  womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s  varsity-­eight  team  came  in  third  place,  at  16  minutes,  50 Â

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Nine members of the Daily 49er staff voted on the six propositions that will appear on the California ballot on Tuesday. The descriptions of each proposition reflect the newsroom majority vote.

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1

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California Water Bond Proposition 1 is an easy yes. It would authorize $7.5 billion in bonds for developing California’s water supply infrastructure in order to prepare for future droughts, such as the current one. It would allocate money towards capturing storm water, recharging aquifers, decontaminating groundwater and recycling wastewater.

It enjoys bipartisan support: both the California Democratic Party and California Republican Party endorse the measure. Although it would not cure the harmful effects of our current drought, it would help us prepare for dry spells in the future.

NO

0

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2

THE DAILY 49ER VOTES:

YES

9

Rainy Day Budget When the 2008 recession hit America, state budgets evaporated;; politicians were then forced to make big decisions about which public services would continue to receive funding and which would face cuts. A vote on Proposition 2 would prepare California for booms and busts in the future by setting aside 1.5 percent of the general fund revenue and all capital gains receipts exceeding 8 percent of the general fund towards a “rainy day fund” known as the Budget Stabilization Account.

As a result of declining state revenues in 2009, the CSU system saw a $564 million budget cut, according to the CSU website. Proposition 2 would provide California with a safety valve to prevent such massive budget cuts in the future from affect-­ ing our campus and the state as a whole.

Doctor drug tests and malpractice Proposition 46 aims to accomplish three goals: to increase compensation for people harmed by health care professionals;; to protect us all from intoxicated doctors by requiring doctors to undergo random, routine drug tests;; and to curb “doctor-­shopping,” whereby an individual goes to multiple doctors in search of sometimes deadly medications, such as opioids, by requiring health care professionals to use an online database.

The measure would raise the cap on “pain and suffering” damages in medical malpractice from the current cap of $250,000 to $1.1 million. However, allowing for this increased amount of money to be litigated over would force doctors, hospitals and clinics to dramatically increase their medical mal-­ practice insurance, leaving the bill for the consum-­ ers to pay. It could also force competent doctors to move their practice outside of California in search of cheaper medical malpractice insurance.

Reducing certain crimes to misdemeanors Proposition 47 would reduce “nonserious and nonviolent property and drug crimes” from a felony to a misdemeanor.” This measure would reclassify the following crimes to be misdemeanors: shoplift-­ ing, certain forms of grand theft, forgery, fraud and writing bad checks, as long as the value does not exceed $950. ,W ZRXOG VLJQL¿FDQWO\ UHGXFH WKH SULVRQ SRSXOD-­ tion by allowing offenders currently incarcerated under these crimes to seek resentencing;; then, it would direct the savings from the decreased prison population towards creating a “Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Fund,” which would allocate the sav-­ ings towards programs for treatment, rehab, truancy prevention and victim services.

NO

45

THE DAILY 49ER VOTES:

YES

7

NO

2

46

THE DAILY 49ER VOTES:

YES

2

NO

7

PROP

47

THE DAILY 49ER VOTES:

YES

6

NO

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PROP

PROP

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Adjustments to state health insurance With regard to regulating health insurance rates, the Cali-­ fornia state government lacks the executive authority to strike down increases on premiums. The California state government can merely review rates and negotiate with health insurance FRPSDQLHV DERXW KLNHV WKH\ ¿QG XQUHDVRQDEOH Proposition 45 would require all future price increases to be approved by the California Insurance Commissioner before taking effect. Critics argue that it would create more of a bureaucracy and allow one politician to control co-­pays, deductibles and even treatment options;; however, the measure is necessary to ensure that prices for health insurance remain affordable, especially since there are so few health insurance options for Californians to choose from. For example, the President of Consumer Watchdog and author of Proposition 45, Jamie Court, wrote an article in the LA Times, stating that there are only four health insurance companies controlling 84 percent of the market in California. As such, we urge voters to vote yes on Proposition 45 to keep health insurance rates low and prevent arbitrary price gouging by health insurance companies.

Ratify casino gaming compacts Last year, the California State Legislature approved the North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians to purchase of a 305-­acre plot of land located about 38 miles from its reserva-­ tion. Gov. Jerry Brown signed this into law;; however, tribes without casinos placed this measure on the ballot in an effort to thwart the passage of this agreement due to concerns WKDW WKLV FRXOG RSHQ WKH ÀRRGJDWHV WR EXLOGLQJ Indian gaming casinos off the reservations.

This tribe originally sought to build a casino on its reservation;; however, it is located in a secluded part of the Sequoia National Forest, which is environmentally sensitive. Rival tribes merely oppose this measure in order to maintain their market share and prevent tribes from building off the reservation;; however, environmental concerns demand that we allow Indian gaming to occur off of reservations.

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THE DAILY 49ER VOTES:

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8

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1

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n 2002, a little over a year after the 9/11 attacks shocked the nation, President George W. Bush gave a speech in Cincinnati outlining the perceived threats of Iraq at the time. Having already invaded Afghanistan, Bush needed to sway the American people into supporting yet another war.

While rhetoric against then Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein had been persistent since the eve of the first Gulf War, it was his claim that â&#x20AC;&#x153;â&#x20AC;Ś Iraq has trained al-Qaeda members in bomb-making and poisons and deadly gasesâ&#x20AC;? that convinced the American public that Iraq was somehow involved with the 9/11 attacks.

Less than six months later, American troops invaded Iraq, eventually setting the environment for ISIS to proliferate and terrorize civilians from Syria to Iraq.

A Washington Post poll conducted in September of 2013 showed that 69 percent of Americans believed Sad-

dam Hussein was personally involved with conspiring with al-Qaeda, and it is safe to say that such a belief fueled the 74 percent support of the invasion as recorded by Gallup in March of that year.

However, the 9/11 Commission Report found that Iraq had nothing to do with 9/11.

Saddam Hussein and the Baathist party in general were secular Arab nationalists (not Islamic extremists) that overwhelmingly regarded Islamic groups such as al-Qaeda as a threat to the governmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stability.

Indeed, Saddam was a ruthless dictator who committed a lot of human rights abuses (including use chemical weapons against the Kurds), but he did keep Islamic extremism out

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governor of Iraq and was granted the enormous power of ruling by decree.

One of his first actions was deBaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;athification, whereby he unilaterally disbanded the entire Baâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ath party of Iraq, dismantling the Iraqi army and the police force.

While seen as a logical first step to bringing about democracy in Iraq, in reality by purging all individuals involved with the Iraqi state due to prior affiliations, Bremer in hindsight created a huge power vacuum by knocking down the pillars of Iraqi civil society.

Essentially, the de-Baâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;athification decision merely created an enormous group of pissed off young men with weapons and combat experience in the Iran-Iraq War. No wonder â&#x20AC;&#x153;stuffâ&#x20AC;? hit the fan.

Many militias based off ethnoreligious and political ideologies developed to counter the U.S. occupation, leading to a huge insurgency.

Although al-Qaeda was originally confined to a small network within Afghanistan Sudan and Pakistan, their operational capabilities and manpower skyrocketed when the same Arab Sunnis who lost their jobs as a result of de-Baâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;athification embraced them in 2004.

Al-Qaeda of Iraq (AQI), the predecessor to ISIS, quickly gained momentum and by 2006 was one of the strongest militias that countered the U.S. and the new Shia dominated government in Iraq.

From 2006-2007, a civil war between Shia militias, Sunni militias, and Iraqi/US forces devastated the country, and created even more rifts within Iraqi society. By this point, AQI merged with other Sunni, jihadist organizations and came to form the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI). In conjunction with the Sunni Awakening, whereby Sunni tribesmen who formerly fought against U.S. troops realigned with them to fight against the al-Qaeda affiliates, the 2007 troop surge by the US calmed down the sectarian violence.

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So how did the rise of the fundamentalist group ISIS become such a dominating militia within Iraq?

To understand why, one must understand the ethnic make-up of Iraq.

The British created Iraqâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s borders after World War I with no regard for the ethnoreligious make-up of the country. The ethno-geography roughly consists of Kurds in the North (a landscape with oil), Arab, Sunni Muslims in the West (a landscape without oil), and Arab, Shia Muslims in the south (a landscape with oil). Shia Muslims comprise an overwhelming 60 percent majority of the population, Sunni Arabs 20 percent and Kurds 17 percent.

Right after the completion of the invasion, Paul Bremer was appointed as the interim

try in 2008, a ruthless Shiite Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, remained in power and openly targeted the Sunni minority until only a few months ago. As such, the disenfranchised Sunnis began to realign with radical Sunni elements in their society, such as ISIS. Fast forward to 2012 and the Arab Spring was in full effect within Syria.

What had begun as peaceful protests against the authoritarian Assad regime in 2011 quickly spiraled into a full-scale civil war within Syria.

Assad, of the Shia sect known as the Alawites, had for years suppressed the Sunni majority in the country and gave most positions of power to those who shared his ethno-religious background; to combat the Assadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s regime, ISI leapt into the fray in Syria and conquered territory

By September the US began sending arms support to what it deemed as moderate rebel forces against the Assad regime, but due to the chaotic nature of the civil war, such equipment fell into the hands of the al-Nusra front. Having grown in strength in Eastern Syria and Western Iraq, the leader of ISI unilaterally announced that the al-Nusra front would combine to form ISIS (even though the leader of al-Nusra rejected this). While some members of the Al-Nusra front objected and later defected from the alliance, ISIS at this point could not be stopped.

By August 2014, ISIS successfully seized territory in Eastern Syria, purged the Iraqi Army from Eastern Iraq and captured oil fields, allowing it to fund itself. ISIS remains at war with Kurdish militias in the northern part of Iraq the Iraqi Army, the more moderate, U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army and, to a lesser extent, the Assad regime.

Within two decades, Iraq and Syria went from being stable, albeit authoritarian, secular states to being overrun by extremist Islamist militias.

Continual U.S. involvement into both conflicts played a critical role in increasing the sectarian violence.

The best option for the U.S. is to immediately stop airstrikes and sending aid to the Iraqi government as well as the various â&#x20AC;&#x153;moderateâ&#x20AC;? Syrian rebel groups.

Jacob Yungman is a junior majoring in political science.

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Engstrom, Zoe B Blecher, Lee Kreysa, Peter G Reiboldt, Wendy L Tuveson, Richard V Yeh, Ronnie Jung Mao Marshall, Suzanne G Marshall, Suzanne G Sidorov, Dmitrii A Frazier, Tom D

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Bright fabrics and colorfully painted skulls shone through the gloom of downtown Long Beach after the downpour of rain on Saturday, at the Dia De Los Muertos block party on Pine and Seventh Street.

From 2 to 6 p.m., attendees came to enjoy the festivities; from eating authentic Mexican food, to listening to some traditional live music. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This is the first time that we did the event in the city of Long Beachâ&#x20AC;Ś[but] the event has been around for eleven years,â&#x20AC;? event coordinator and manager Eva Melgarejo said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s really to educate the community on the origins of Dia De Los Muertos. You see a lot of the young generation with the makeup of Catrinas, but they might not know what is behind that amazing makeup.â&#x20AC;?

The streets were lined with food trucks and different booths that promoted community action and awareness, sold traditional and non-traditional Mexican items and apparel and catered food from local Mexican restaurants.

In the middle of the event, there was a beer garden, and at the end of the strip, there was a large stage where organized youth groups performed traditional Mexican folk songs and dance.

Starting at 5:30 p.m., Mexican rock and indie bands took the stage and performed until 10 p.m.

Along with the food and retail booths, many community awareness and protection organizations set up tents in an attempt to educate local attendees about problems in the community.

Some of these issues included infant lead-poisoning, youth job training, immigration services for the community and community emergency response volunteering. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think that you need to spread awareness at any event,â&#x20AC;? Melgarejo said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;[During] any opportunity that you have.â&#x20AC;?

Many of the spectators had never actually celebrated the holiday before, but wanted to learn more about its meaning and background. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I was just interested in the culture and to see what I could find out with all the information here. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just a new experience for me to come down here,â&#x20AC;?

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