Pipe Burst Floods the SRC CSUF Drug Arrests Decrease 2013-2015 CSUF Crime Stats Show Downward Trend

Wednesday May 10, 2017 The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton Volume 101 Issue 49

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Arrests for drug crimes are steadily decreasing on the Cal State Fullerton campus. In 2013, there were 139 University Police drug-related arrests, according to UPD crime stats. In 2014, those numbers went down to 75 and in 2015, down to 34. There were no arrest sta- tistics available for 2016 or 2017. California passed Propo- sition 47 in 2014, which re- duced the personal possession of most illegal drugs to misdemeanor. The sales of these drugs are still illegal, BRANDON PHO / DAILY TITAN said UPD Corporal Jesse University Police is still investigating circumstances that led to a main water pipe bursting in the Student Recreation Center (SRC) Monday night. The pipe connected to Blanpied. the sprinkling system that is vital in case of a fire. The pipe was repaired Tuesday and the facility was reopened, although damages are still being assessed and handled. Possession crimes were re- duced to citations instead of University Police and Fullerton A fire sprinkler pipe at Communications and De- University Police. arrests. the north side of the Stu- sign, said the entire sprin- The pipe connecting to “They come here, we give Fire Department dispatched to the dent Recreation Center kler system connects to the sprinkler system is vi- them a ticket, and then we re- Student Recreation Center Monday. (SRC) broke Monday night, the pipe that broke, which tal in case of a fire and was lease them out the back and causing flooding and dam- caused the fire alarm to go repaired Tuesday, Mar- take their drugs from them, ages to certain areas in the off, the facility to be evac- tin said. The facility was and then the courts do ev- DANIEL INGA facility. uated and triggered a re- cleared for reopening. erything else,” said Univer- Daily Titan Scott Martin, ASI asso- sponse by the Fullerton Fire sity Police officer Karlton ciate director of Marketing Department and the CSUF SEE PIPE 3 Bridgewaters. The University Police includes offenses by both students and non-students on its crime log. There were 40,235 students enrolled for the fall Seniors lift Titans past UCLA 2016 semester, and Blanpied CSUF veterans called the campus a “small city.” The majority of drug come up big on crimes are committed by Senior Night. non-students. “This is a public university, anyone is allowed to come BRYANT FREESE here at anytime,” Bridgewa- Daily Titan ters said. Bridgewaters and Blan- pied said adderall is one of After being honored on Se- the most common drugs they nior Night, Timmy Richards run into. Even if someone on and Taylor Bryant showed campus has a lot of adderall why the team will miss them and is giving it away, they next season. Both players can be arrested for “furnish- came up clutch for the Titans ing,” Blanpied and Bridge- in the bottom of the fifth in- waters said. It can also im- ning to help Cal State Ful- pair driving. lerton baseball squeak past “If you get behind the UCLA in a 4-3 victory. wheel under the influence “I’ve grown up with those of adderall, you’re going to guys, and we’ve come a long get arrested,” Bridgewaters way, it feels good to see them said. go out there every day and Although there are legal perform, especially on Senior drugs, they can still be addic- Night,” said senior pitcher tive and can affect students’ Maxwell Gibbs. academic goals, Bridgewa- The middle of the order ters said. played big for Fullerton in If a CSUF student gets in the late-season, mid-week trouble with drug possession rematch against the Bruins. KATIE ALBERTSON / DAILY TITAN on or off campus, their fu- With two outs and runners on Hunter Cullen (left) and Chris Prescott (right) celebrate during Cal State Fullerton baseball’s 4-3 win over UCLA on Senior Night. ture with the university can first and second in the bottom Cullen’s solo home run in the sixth inning was ultimately the game-winner when UCLA rallied for three runs in the eighth inning. be compromised, Blanpied of the fifth, Richards snuck a said. The Dean of Students ground ball through the legs Bryant, a redshirt junior, followed up Richards with a After the two veteran lead- the third baseman to drive in gets involved in these cases of the Bruins third baseman was honored before the single up the middle to drive ers of the team put the Titans Richards and extend the Ti- to make students aware of to drive in Scott Hurst from game in anticipation of him in Sahid Valenzuela from on the board, freshman Zach tans lead to three. available resources. second and give the Titans a leaving Fullerton early to second and give the Titans a Weller stepped to the plate 1-0 lead. start his professional career, 2-0 cushion. and hit an RBI single past SEE SENIORS 8 SEE DRUGS 2

The problematic side of magical girls Trumpcare hurts more than it heals Kessler wins conference pitcher of the week Looking back on New vague The award was old anime, col- health care bill Kessler’s third umnist Darlene regulations and in a row, and Casas explores lengthy list of fourth time be- the inappropri- pre-existing con- ing honored this ate aspects of ditions leaves season as she her childhood public hanging went 2-0 over A&E 4 heroines. Opinion 6 out to dry. Sports 8 the weekend.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @THEDAILYTITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM PAGE 2 MAY 10, 2017 WEDNESDAY NEWS DTBRIEFS President Trump fires FBI director President Donald Trump fired FBI director James B. Comey Tues- day, citing the reason being the way he handled the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server, according to the New York Times. Before his termina- tion, Comey was investigating whether Trump’s officials worked with the Russian government to control the results of the 2016 election. While many Repub- licans criticized Trump for making a decision that would leave conse- FOR THE RECORD quences for their party, Senator Chuck Schum- It is Daily Titan policy to correct factual errors er said that the presi- printed in the publication. Corrections will be dent was making a “big mistake.” published on the subsequent issue after an error COURTESY OF CSUF NEWS is discovered and will appear on page 2. Errors on FBI officials also dis- After spending thousands of hours and four years planning, the Titan Rover club will agreed with Comey’s the Opinion page will be corrected on that page. unveil its Mars rover at Anaheim Bottle Logic Brewing Wednesday. Corrections will also be made to the online dismissal, worried that a White House ally would version of the article. be appointed as the Please contact Editor-in-Chief Hayley M. Slye at new director. (657) 278-5815 or at Club to unveil [email protected] to report any errors. - PRISCILLA BUI its Mars rover Man charged Event at Anaheim competition to “design and jobs and internships, Cragg for lewd acts Bottle Logic Brewing build the next generation of said. Mars rovers that will one “A lot of us want to work with relative Editorial to be held Wednesday. day work alongside human in the space industry or Editor-in-Chief Hayley M. Slye explorers in the field,” ac- aerospace when we gradu- A man was charged Managing Editor Micah Augimeri-Lee cording to University Rov- ate, so a lot of it is getting Tuesday for molesting JORY GOLDBACH a 9-year-old female rel- News Editor Jason Rochlin Daily Titan er Challenge website. good experience and get- News Editor Sarah Wolstoncroft ting hands-on experience ative in Santa Ana, according to the Orange News Assistant Brandon Pho for stuff they do not nor- We’ve spent tens of County Register. News Assistant Priscilla Bui The Titan Rover club mally teach you in a lot of will unveil its Mars rov- “thousands of hours classes,” Cragg said. Olegario Sigifre- Sports Editor Bryant Freese er Wednesday to spon- In the future, Cragg said do Sorianosantos’ fel-

Sports Social Media Editor Harrison Faigen between the 40 of us,

sors, friends and family working on (the rover) he would like to contin- onies include two Sports Assistant Mariana Vera at Anaheim Bottle Logic ue with his geology major counts of lewd or las- Opinion Editor Rishu Bhardwaj Brewing. all year, so it’s “ seeing and help “make the science civious acts with a mi- Opinion Assistant Ilana LaGraff “We’ve spent tens of our hard work come devices on real rovers that nor and two counts of Opinion Assistant Ashlyn Ramirez thousands of hours, be- are studying geology on forcing lewd acts on Opinion Assistant Athena Sobhan tween the 40 of us, work- to fruition. other planets.” a child. He was also charged with substan- Features Editor Kyle Bender ing on (the rover) all year. BYRON CRAGG The prize for the compe- Features Assistant Briggetta Pierrot So it’s seeing our hard tition includes cash and a tial sexual contact, Titan Rover club director according to court A&E Editor Kaleb Stewart work come to fruition,” trip to present at the annual records. A&E Assistant Sarah El-Mahmoud said Byron Cragg, Titan International Mars Society Rover club science lead The rover they are re- Convention. Court records also A&E Assistant Darlene Casas and director. vealing has been an engi- “For a lot of us, it’s showed that such alle- Copy Editor Aaron Valdez The event will last from neering project for about also just a fun way to use gations spanned from Copy Assistant Ashley Haley 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., and the four years, Cragg said. our love of space and our 1998 to 2000. Copy Assistant Victoria Kim rover will be revealed in The Titan Rover club knowledge of our different The female victim the back warehouse area has been an official Inter- disciplines such as engi- lived with Sorianosan- Layout Editor Christopher Sheats II around 7 p.m. Club Council (ICC) club neering, computer science, tos for around a year Layout Assistant Megan Maxey The engineering club at Cal State Fullerton for geology and actually ap- and recently came for- Layout Assistant Tracy Hoang built the rover for the Uni- two years and has offered ply it to real world applica- ward after she “saw versity Rover Challenge, a members opportunities for tions,” Cragg said. the defendant in the neighborhood and got Photo Editor Katie Albertson scared,” said Senior Photo Assistant Bailey Carpenter Deputy District Attor- Social Media Editor Zack Johnston ney Whitney Bolosky. Social Media Editor Assistant Katrina Roybal Drugs: Social Media Editor Assistant Angie Noriega Adderall - PRISCILLA BUI Multimedia Editor Ryan Porter Multimedia Assistant Mia Agraviador Illustrator Cathryn Edwards Man faces Webmaster Ashish Merani common, police say felony for Adviser Bonnie Stewart CONTINUED FROM 1 issued under that viola- In 2013, three citations tion and in 2015, there were were issued in housing for “Every case is unique. A three, according to UPD possession of marijuana. In pimping Editor-in-Chief (657) 278-5815 [email protected] lot of what we look for in crime stats. 2014, there were six cita- [email protected] News Line (657) 278-4415 the violation is not just the tions for possession and in Fontana resident Ar- violation itself but what the 2015, there were five, ac- mani Montrale Green, Advertising need is, what the problem is Every case is unique. cording to the crime stats. 20, was arraigned Director of Advertising Paige Mauriello and how it is impacting the “A lot of what we look Marijuana-related cita- Monday for trafficking Asst. Director of Adv. Marco Roza community,” said Amanda for in the violation is not tions in general decreased a 17-year-old minor in National Sales Executive Dominick Lorenz Davidson, the interim direc- significantly between 2014 Orange County.

Marketing Executive Evelyn Cadena tor of Student Conduct. just the violation itself to 2015, going from 12 down Green is accused of

Graphic Designer Ariel Cortez Sometimes the issue is but what the need is, to five. Half of the 2014 ci- demanding the San Graphic Designer Sophia Shimamura stress management, not the “ tations were sales-relat- Bernardino victim earn what the problem is at least $300 before Account Executive Ivan Diaz drug itself, Davidson said. ed, whereas there were no and how it is impacting he picked her up, said Account Executive Aaron Rivera University Police jurisdic- sales-related citations in tion extends a mile around 2015. the Orange County Account Executive Allia Ward the community. campus, so citations are not The Health Center pro- District Attorney in a Account Executive Alyssa Verano limited to people on cam- AMANDA DAVIDSON vides workshops and coun- statement. pus. These included offend- Interim director of Stu- seling sessions to students Green was arrest- Business Manager Jeevani Midigaspe ers who possessed drugs dent Conduct who may be dependent or ed May 6 by the San- while in a vehicle. addicted to drugs. There are ta Ana Police De- Adviser Michelle Kurland In 2013, two citations Among students living also prevention and educa- partment and was were issued for possessing on campus, drug related ci- tional presentations that al- found with the vic- Distribution Thomas Grimes under 28.5 grams of mari- tations rose slightly from low students to learn about tim’s identification cards, according to the Advertising (657) 278-4411 Fax (657) 278-2702 juana in a vehicle. In 2014, 2013 to 2014 and decreased how drugs ultimately affect [email protected] there were four citations slightly from 2014 to 2015. physical and mental health. statement. Green faces felony © Copyright Daily Titan 2017 All Rights Reserved counts of human trafficking, pimping and The Daily Titan is a student publication, printed every Monday through Thursday. The Daily Titan operates independently of pandering a minor, as Associated Students, Inc. College of Communications, CSUF admin- well as a misdemean- istration and the CSU. The Daily Titan has functioned as a public or count for driving forum since inception. Unless implied by the advertising party or without a valid driver’s otherwise stated, advertising in the Daily Titan is inserted by com- license. mercial activities or ventures identified in the advertisements them- A pre-trial will occur selves and not by the university. Such printing is not to be construed May 16 in Santa Ana. as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of follow us such commercial enterprises. The Daily Titan allocates one issue to - BRANDON PHO each student for free. @theDailyTitan

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Business major Bran- don Powell said he was sit- ting in the SRC talking on the phone after working out when he heard what “sounded like the stairs were falling down” and smelled gas. Three people were doing pull-ups on the pipe before it burst, Powell said. “They ran and then it got cooler because then the thing started spraying with the pressure,” Powell said. University Police Capt. Scot Willey acknowledged there has been specula- tion that students may have caused the incident by hanging on the pipe but said the cause is still unknown. “Our detectives are looking into it, our police officers talked to a couple people that night as well as the SRC staff. They’re reaching out to people that they talked to. Our detectives are following up on some video footage,” Willey said. “We’re working hand in hand with them in trying to see if we can de- termine if somebody did that purposely.” All that is known so far is that a student approached the SRC front desk and told the staff that a pipe broke be- BRANDON PHO / DAILY TITAN fore the sprinkler alarm sys- It took around 35 minutes for Fullerton Fire Department to shut off the water because the sprinkling system drained through the pipe that broke. Officials stayed in the tem went off, Martin said. building until midnight to refill the system with water and squeegee water from the floors. The SRC plans to shampoo and dry the carpets over the next 10 days. Willey advised anyone to come forward to University sprinkling system drained major Mailynn Nguyen. “We days, Martin said. and basketball court No. 3 closed off. Police or the SRC as a wit- through the pipe that broke,” couldn’t get our stuff or any- “The hope is that most of will be indefinitely inac- Martin hopes there won’t ness or as someone taking Martin said. thing until like 15 minutes everything will be salvage- cessible due to repairs. Any be a need for major repairs responsibility for breaking Fullerton Fire Depart- after.” able, that the carpet will be classes scheduled at Har- or refurbishing. the pipe either by accident or ment and ASI building engi- Belfor, a property res- able to be dried out with no vey McKee Studio will now “We’re hoping that Belfor maliciously. neering stayed at the facility toration insurance com- mold, that the wood floor- take place at court No. 2 or is going to have (the) best- The incident was first re- until midnight to refill the pany, evaluated damage ing on basketball court No. Dance Studio, depending on case scenario for us, that ported at approximately 8:20 sprinkler system, clear up done to the facility Tues- 1 will be dried, perhaps just availability. Drop-in fitness we’re not going to have to p.m. some of the water and allow day, looking at how much sanded and refinished, same will continue, but locations replace a lot of the area that Fullerton Fire Depart- students to gather their be- water reached the area, the with Harvey McKee Studio,” may have to be changed, was affected by the water,” ment eventually shut off the longings, Martin said. walls, the wooden floors and Martin said. according to a Titan Recre- Martin said. water. “We were working out and carpeting. The cost in damages is ation statement emailed to “It took roughly 35 min- there was a pipe leak, so they The SRC intends to sham- still to be determined in Bel- students Tuesday. Brandon Pho and Sarah utes for the water to be shut made everyone get out im- poo and dry the carpets, for’s full evaluation. The hallway by the north Wolstoncroft contributed to down because the entire mediately,” said marketing which will take around 10 The Harvey McKee Studio stairwell is also completely this report.

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In retrospect, “Sailor species. I was an animal en- as if it was crucial for the en- thusiast as a child, so to imag- tire show’s production team Moon” seems kind ine attaining the remarkable to have their heroines display of sexist. abilities of a clouded leopard this kind of femininity in both and gaining magical powers spheres: combat and work. seemed awesome. I watched the English dub Even today, “Mew Mew version, which was suppos- Power” is the wallpaper on edly edited to tone down the my iPod. That is the power amount of nudity that the of nostalgia I suppose, a false original Japanese version memory of how special a sto- portrayed. Though this nudi- ry really was. ty was by no means graphic, Nostalgia roams in my car consider it more like a Barbie too, as I have a stuffed Sailor doll without clothes. This ver- Moon and Tuxedo Mask dan- sion also made the girls a few DARLENE CASAS gling above the backseat. years older than their Japa- Daily Titan I always woke up thrilled nese versions. to see these female cartoon “Madoka Magica” total- t never quite dawned on characters combat bad guys ly sabotages that lovey-dovey me that my two favor- on Saturday mornings. I nev- trope and many others, espe- ite magical girl cartoon er questioned why they fought cially when compared with showsI from my childhood in revealing outfits until I got “Sailor Moon” and “Mew featured exaggerated portray- older. Mew Power.” als of the female body that are At one point, I thought the I recently began watching problematic. “Mew Mew” outfits were ab- “Madoka Magica,” which is a The other day, I was excit- solutely lovely. As Zoey (Ichi- fantasy anime that draws into ed to show my editor an epi- go in the Japanese version), more mature themes that ap- sode of “Mew Mew Power.” the team leader, transforms peal to me now as an adult, COURTESY OF 4KIDS ENTERTAINMENT His reaction was not what I into her “Mew Mew” state; especially since they have Remembering favorite childhood anime such as “Mew Mew Power” raises questions about the expected. her hair becomes a Pepto-Bis- more intricate outfits. portrayal of young magical heroines in Japanese cartoons, especially in regards to their leg garters. “What the hell are they mol pink and she wears a “Madoka Magica” offers a wearing?” he asked me. bright matching dress with a sinister twist to the magical more romantic. symbolically emphasized by their story and made them I can’t say that I saw any- corset and leg garter. girl genre. Compared to the On the other hand, “Ma- their uniforms. cousins. When I first saw thing wrong with the female I once found the outfit as- romanticized story of “Sail- doka Magica” does not focus Of course, Sailor Scouts all them on TV as a child, I just characters in “Mew Mew tonishing, and I still do but for or Moon,” “Madoka Magica” much on romance like “Mew have different personalities, assumed Amara was a man Power” and “Sailor Moon” as a different reason. dives into dark themes and Mew Power” and “Sailor like the minor tweaks in their who would become a woman a child. I thought these shows My mature female mind the detrimental consequenc- Moon.” The very little ro- short-skirted uniforms. How- when transforming into Sailor were absolutely profound, like can’t help but wonder, what is es of attaining superhuman mance that does come up in ever, their internal conflicts Uranus. Looking back, I pic- how the show “Puella Magi the purpose of that leg garter? powers. “Madoka Magica” leads to are not as emphasized or as tured a form of transgender Madoka Magica” actually is. All of the five middle-school- In “Sailor Moon,” its fe- a character’s demise. (A girl nuanced as those in “Madoka transformation. Magical girl shows are a aged heroines wear one too, male lead Serena (or Usagi as gives up her life for a boy Magica.” This show demon- Seriously though, “Sailor subgenre of Japanese anime and their outfits sort of resem- she is called in Japan) portrays who will never return her strates the dark side of being Moon” is best kept as a cute where adolescent girls attain ble lingerie. They also have a dramatic teenage girl who affections!). magical and not just exagger- childhood phase while “Ma- magical powers and usually animal ears and tails. Interest- often acts irrational, espe- In fact, Madoka and each ated portrayals of the female doka Magica” offers an in- use cutely-styled weapons. ing outfits for a kids cartoon cially when circumstances in- of the witch-fighting mag- body. triguing alternative to this “Mew Mew Power,” for in- show, I know. volve her love interest Tuxedo ical girls follows her own Another revelation that as- genre.”Mew Mew Power” is stance, features five teenage On top of that, the girls also Mask. Tuxedo Mask always moral code. Tensions rise tonished me about “Sailor best kept as a wallpaper. girls who fight alien enemies wore frilly maid outfits when appears to save Serena (his among them, for they are Moon” was how Sailor Ura- “Madoka Magica” offers an after attaining special powers they worked as waitresses at pretty guardian in distress) not a cohesive team like the nus and Sailor Neptune were intriguing alternative to this when their DNA become in- the Cafe Mew Mew, which and for a little girl viewing it Sailor Scouts, who share originally a same-sex couple, genre.”Mew Mew Power” is fused with endangered animal was their homebase. It seemed in the 1990s, nothing sounded a common goal, which is but the English dub edited best kept as a wallpaper.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @THEDAILYTITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/AE PAGE 5 A&E WEDNESDAY MAY 10, 2017 ‘Mario Kart 8’ earns its ‘Deluxe’ title Switch gets best of play lends itself to players version of outstanding of every skill set, from children to adult veterans who kart racer. grew up with the series dat- ing back to it ‘90s origins. KALEB STEWART The 200cc race mode, Daily Titan which makes the carts in question go extra fast, is not for the faint of heart nor the The moment “Mario Kart slow of thumb. In this mode, 8 Deluxe” revs its engines, it takes the most skilled of the strengths of the Nin- players to keep Mario and tendo Switch as a portable his friends from veering off graphics powerhouse are the track. made clear. Crisp, vibrant That is unless the player graphics come roaring off chooses to turn on “Smart the system’s portable screen Steering,” which means that in the best showcase of the the player’s kart convenient- Switch’s technical prowess ly veers away from obsta- to date, and being able to cles without any need for take such an accessible rac- input beyond hitting the gas ing game on the go sweetens (which can also be put on an already comprehensive automatic). This feature is package. turned on by default, mak- This isn’t to say that a re- ing the navigation of turns packaging of “Mario Kart much easier on novice play- 8” with a few added features ers, especially children. It’s is by any means a revolu- strange that Nintendo did tionary act by Nintendo. It’s not make the means of turn- COURTESY OF NINTENDO still the game that nearly ev- ing the feature off readily “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” hardly rewrites the long history of the series, but it is the best kart racing game to grace a eryone who owned a Wii U known on the main menu or handheld and the second best entry in the Switch’s current game lineup. played, just with more tracks upon booting up the game, and racers offered right out since most “Mario Kart” around a themed arena and series so popular is its mass for everybody, from single fancy new system. of the gate. This, on top of fans are likely to find it an throw explosives at one an- appeal. Any child or begin- players to multiplayers to ca- It is, however, the best new Battle Modes, makes unnecessary crutch. other. This take on vehicular ning gamer can jump into a suals to veterans. kart racing game to grace this the best version of an al- If players aren’t looking combat is glossed over with low-speed race and have a “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” a handheld and the second ready excellent game. to race at all, there are al- the typical G-rated Ninten- low-stress good time. Mean- hardly rewrites the long best entry in the Switch’s Not every game cries out ways the new Battle Modes do flair, but is manic enough while, hardcore gamers history of the series. Those current game lineup. Those to be taken on the open road, for competition-minded that even seasoned play- can crank up the difficulty who had already purchased looking for a zippier dis- but the pick-and-play nature gamers to blow their oppo- ers can lose track of what is and feel completely satis- all of the game’s contents traction than the sprawl- and easy to understand con- nents sky high. The most going on within the heat of fied with the game’s loopy for the Wii U may be left ing “The Legend of Zelda: trols make “Mario Kart” an explosive and bombastic of battle. tracks and sometimes un- disappointed that this is Breath of the Wild” need ideal distraction for backseat these is fittingly Bob-Omb One of the things that forgiving artificial intelli- merely an expansion and only park themselves at the passengers. The simplicity Blast, where characters roll has made the “Mario Kart” gence. There’s something not a new installment for a starting line. Logic’s newest album is one for ‘Everybody’ Rapper’s project highlights the artist’s strug- this album complete is the in- explores fame, religion gle growing up as a multieth- terludes included throughout nic youth. the album, especially the skit and interculturality. Logic also does a very “The Waiting Room,” where nice job expanding his range the victim at the end of track CHRISTOPHER SHEATS II of features in the rap indus- one has a very existential and Daily Titan try as he includes verses influential conversation with from the likes of Killer Mike a “superior being.” in the track “Confess” and In sequence, the interlude In his third studio album adds a nice back-and-forth sets up the next track per- in three years, Sir Rob- with Juicy J on “Ink Blot.” fectly as “1-800-273-8255” ert Bryson Hall II gives One of the more up-tem- is essentially a call out for fans the real Logic with po songs in the album is help. It’s the most powerful “Everybody.” “Killing Spree,” where Log- and moving song the artist Following his most recent ic points out the many temp- has come out with to date, as mixtape “Bobby Tarantino,” tations he faces as a rapper. it is very relatable and taps Logic taps into his internal The hook at the very end of into everyday people strug- struggles and upbringings in the song by Ansel Elgort, the gles. The inclusion of Ales- his life as a constant theme actor, adds a nice contrast as sia Cara and Khalid to the throughout the project. it leads into the next track song also adds more empha- “Hallelujah” opens up “Take It Back.” sis to the vocals displayed “Everybody” with a great “Everybody wanna tell me throughout. introduction as the artist what I am, what I am not, The track “Anziety” implores listeners to “open you ain’t black, you a moth- starts as a soft melody and (their) mind.” The journey af*****n’ white boy, shut ya then transitions into a flur- is much more experimental mouth, do it right boy, a’ig- ry of rhymes where the artist than works on his second al- ht boy?,” he raps in “Take It speaks about overcoming his bum “The Incredible True Back.” anxiousness and being confi- Story.” Then, we get the new na- dent in himself. Once again, Then the artist transitions tional anthem with “Ameri- the artist taps into the every- into his song “Everybody,” ca,” where Logic touches on day personal hardships, as the premiere single off the politics and calls out some most people deal with anx- COURTESY OF DEF JAM RECORDINGS album where Logic is able of his rap brethren for not iety or living up to expecta- “Everybody,” Logic’s third studio album, encompasses themes such as fame, family and religion to to display his versatility as a speaking out. tions placed upon them. give listeners a wide genre of music. lyricist and a storyteller. “George Bush doesn’t care Then, Logic’s second sin- “White people told me as about black people, 2017 and gle off the album “Black Spi- of thinking and open their bigger than just himself. color, not their actual race or a child, as a little boy, pla- Donald Trump is the sequel,” derMan” provides the world mind to embracing change. With the conclusion on heritage. yin’ with his toys, I should the artist begins to rant on with a different perspective In this album, you can “AfricAryaN,” the artist’s With an album much be ashamed to be black, one of the final verses. “I’ll through the lens of Bobby. really see the progression the theme comes full cir- different from its prede- and some black people look say what Kanye won’t, wake Logic really embraces his that the rapper has made cle and he expresses the true cessor in all aspects, Logic ashamed when I rap, like the f**k up and give the peo- African-American heritage since his debut on “Un- struggle of living in a world finds a way to encapsulate my great granddaddy didn’t ple what they want.” in the track as he endorses der Pressure,” as he now where most people identify fame, religion and family take a whip to the back,” The one thing that makes the world to change their way touches on subjects much and label individuals by skin for “Everybody.”

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New plan leaves replacement has brought a vote. Other Republicans, mental health issues all they want on this, but premium is exhaustive, wave of outrage across the like an Idaho congress- might no longer be cov- the issues with the bill but they won’t exactly be general public with nation from doctors, hos- man, attempted to justify ered under the AHCA. He are in plain sight. First denied coverage, accord- no viable insurance. pitals, health care provid- their decision, but failed said he also goes to thera- off, Congress is exempt ing to a Washington Post ers and patient advocacy miserably. py on occasion, and fears from the AHCA. If the report. groups directly opposing “That line is so inde- he may lose his health health care bill is going The vague and outra- the bill, according to the fensible,” said Rep. Raúl care. to be that spectacular and geous list of pre-existing New York Times and the R. Labrador, a member “I believe that everyone is going to provide the conditions contains dia- Hill. of the influential House needs (access to health) best possible insurance betes, irregular menstrual If the American Asso- Freedom Caucus, on May services,” Rodriguez said. for everyone, shouldn’t periods, pregnancy, cancer ciation of Retired Per- 5. “Nobody dies because He said that this is going they want to use it? It’s and mental health condi- sons (AARP) and the they don’t have access to to really impact the Lat- a red flag that Republi- tions. Essentially, if you’re American Cancer Soci- health care.” inx population, along with cans don’t and won’t rec- a human being you have a ety are against this bill, Fullerton Rep. Ed the rest of the population ognize. This fact alone pre-existing condition. then hopefully the Senate Royce of the 39th district as well. makes those passing the Making something like ASHLYN RAMIREZ can make things right on was one of 14 Republi- CSUF health science bill instantly lose their health care available yet im- Daily Titan their end. Unfortunately, cans who voted in favor of Professor Shana Charles, credibility. If a politi- possible for families with just like how no one ex- the AHCA. Ph.D., said that Royce and cian can’t put themselves lower incomes to afford is ne of Presi- pected the Trump cam- Cal State Fullerton his administration has ig- in the shoes of their con- just as bad as not having dent Donald J. paign to succeed, they graduate student Cesar nored information regard- stituents, then they should anything available at all. Trump’s least could always pull some Rodriguez, a counseling ing the AHCA’s impact on not be a politician. It is an anchor strapped to thoughtO out bills, the kind of magical strings to major, was also disap- public health,information Republicans are con- someone’s ankle. It could American Health Care make things work in their pointed in the bill passing. she gave to his office. vinced that the free mar- be a deathbed for the 52 Act (AHCA), made it past favor. Rodriguez, who graduat- She also feels that it’s ket is going to fix every- million under 65 who have the House Thursday much Although the Trump ad- ed in 2013 with a bache- important to note that the thing. Give people more what qualifies as a pre-ex- to the chagrin Demo- ministration and Repub- lor’s from CSUF in so- ACA is still the law of the options for insurance, and isting condition. crats and members of the licans can dish out dirt, ciology, was disappointed land. surely, they’ll be able to There has been no offi- public. they can’t seem to take it in Royce, a fellow alumni, “It’s almost crazy that afford it. However, less cial analysis of the bill, and “This bill is going no- as smoothly. for voting for it. Rep. Royce would ig- regulations on the com- Trump didn’t wait for ap- where fast in the United Some Republicans are “This bill affects me nore the wishes and con- panies and no guaran- proval to send it through the States Senate,” said Sen- hiding in the shadows, professionally and per- cerns of his constituents,” tees for people when it House. So really, everything ate Democratic leader refusing to come on tele- sonally,” he said. Charles said. “Frankly, I comes to health issues is is up in the air until the Chuck Schumer of New vision talk shows like Rodriguez, a soon to don’t understand why they problematic. plain is actually laid out and York. MSNBC host Joy Re- be a marriage and family (Republicans) are ignor- The list of pre-existing set in stone. Until then, The excuse for an Af- id’s, just so they don’t therapy intern, could lose ing the data.” conditions that could po- everyone in America is fordable Care Act (ACA) have to explain their potential clients because Republicans can argue tentially jack up a person’s left hanging in suspense. Hazing is dangerous, not brotherly Frat tragedy shows cannot be stopped altogeth- “sisterhood,” it sure isn’t within an hour of arriving to the get go. a horrible shame. It’s a lose- negligence in er. College life comes hand brotherly to leave some- the party that killed him, ac- The manner in which Pi- lose situation. It is sad that in hand with things like one on the floor of a base- cording to the investigation azza died was too grue- there were 18 young adults regulating Greek life. kegs, beer pong, boxed wine ment while turning cold and report released May 5. some for words. Multiple that all consciously decided and handles of hard liquor. rigid. While 44 states have an- falls on his head, including to not call the ambulance However, that doesn’t mean Over half of college stu- ti-hazing laws, fraternities a fall down a set of stairs, for the sake of saving face. that drinking can’t be han- dents have been affected by and sororities still practice ended up killing him. His In the end, they would’ve dled responsibly. hazing, and around 82 per- it. At least one person a year spleen ruptured. A frat gotten in far less trouble Timothy Piazza, 19, was cent of hazing deaths are at- has died from hazing since brother slapped his abdo- had they called the am- pledging for Beta Theta Pi, tributed to alcohol, accord- 1970, according to haz- men, which the investigation bulance in the first place. a fraternity at Penn State ing to the National Study ingprevention.org. Hazing found further exacerbat- Penn State’s policy states earlier this year, and met of Student Hazing. The has been around since the ed the injury. When found that students who seek his untimely end last week same study found in 95 per- 1800s, which is more em- over 15 hours later, 80 per- medical attention for some- during a party after “hell cent of cases, students that barrassing than the tradition cent of his blood was inside one with alcohol poisoning ASHLYN RAMIREZ week.” It seems like this is were aware they were be- itself. Piazza is not the first his spleen, according to the won’t be charged. With that Daily Titan just the mistake of a bunch ing hazed did not report it. to be collateral damage for investigation. fact in mind, being drunk of young students, but this It shouldn’t be a complex incompetence and he will He had a skull fracture is no excuse for such blind was an act that went far past ordeal to make sure that a not be the last, unless uni- and hemorrhaging, and no selfishness. t’s common to see col- gross negligence. teenager you’ve temporari- versities start cracking down one thought to call 911 to There is never a reason to lege as a time in life Hazing is something that ly become in charge of does harder on hazing. save his life, simply because not call an ambulance when for experimentation, all college campuses have not die on your watch. That night, over 200 Four they wanted to cover their someone needs it. Hopeful- butI like any responsible sci- to deal with. The loss of a Everyone knows the dan- Lokos were bought, along own skins. The fraternity ly this tragic incident will entist, these experiments student with an entire life gers of binge drinking, but with cheap water beer and and fear of getting caught bring awareness to the fact must be met with certain ahead of him should bring it doesn’t stop because one hard liquor, according to the drinking was put above a that hazing is still not being precaution. concern to the practices never thinks it could happen investigation. The amount person’s life. handled properly and how Rule No. 1 of college within the Greek system. to them. Piazza’s blood alco- the hosts bought, which All it took was one call. binge drinking continues should be to practice safe If Greek life is supposed to hol content (BAC) jumped was with fraternity funds, is These students were no to impact college campus- drinking, since it obviously be about “brotherhood” and from zero to nearly a .40 enough to spell trouble from brothers of Piazza, and it’s es nationwide.

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Cal State Fullerton Pitcher Kelsey Kessler took home her third straight Big West Pitcher of the Week award after picking up wins in both of her appearances against Cal State Northridge over the weekend. It is the fourth time Kessler has been honored this season. By record- ing wins in her last eight appearances, she is now 19-6 this season (9-1 in conference). Kessler pitched 10 innings and fanned nine batters in the Titans 5-3 win over CSUN Friday, posting a 1.40 ERA for the night. Despite going extra innings the prior day, Kessler was right back at it again in the Titans early game Saturday. The Titans’ ace chipped in four innings in relief against CSUN while allowing just three hits and no earned runs, giving the Titans their first victory of their Saturday doubleheader. Kessler’s 19 wins rank her second in the Big West behind Sierra Hyland of Cal Poly, and she is near the top of the conference in several other pitching categories. Kessler ranks fourth in innings pitched (166), third in strikeouts BAILEY CARPENTER / DAILY TITAN STOCK PHOTO (151), fourth in strikeouts Cal State Fullerton softball first-year transfer Kelsey Kessler has been a key addition to the Titans pitching staff. Kessler leads the Titans with a 1.39 ERA and 19 per seven innings (6.37) wins in 21 starts this season. Her 19 wins rank second in the Big West Conference. and third in ERA (1.39). Kessler’s performance title with one series to their last three-game series Regionals May 19. at Roscoe’s Famous Deli in First pitch of the Titans helped Fullerton clinch its go. The Titans will head of the regular season be- The team will be host- Downtown Fullerton on May opening game against the Gau- second straight Big West to UC Santa Barbara for fore heading to the NCAA ing a NCAA Selection Show 14 at 5:30 p.m. chos is set for 3 p.m. Friday. Seniors: Titans get revenge on UCLA CONTINUED FROM 1 was honored Tuesday night (Rick Vanderhook) was go- and the sole senior on the ing crazy, but it felt really Then, another senior pitching staff, got the nod good to get out of it,” Gibbs stepped up for Fullerton to start the game for the Ti- said. when Hunter Cullen blast- tans. Gibbs had not started Sophomore Gavin Vel- ed a solo home run to deep a game all season and has asquez came in for relief right, giving CSUF a 4-0 struggled in his last year at of Gibbs in the second in- lead in the sixth. CSUF. Heading into Tues- ning after losing his starting “It was a good night to day’s start, Gibbs was post- spot last weekend against do it. It felt good,” Cullen ing a 9.82 ERA and 1-3 re- Hawaii. said. cord in just 7.1 innings of Blake Workman took over UCLA answered in the work. for Velasquez after the lat- top of the eighth inning with Gibbs and the Titans de- ter gave up 13 runs in sev- four straight hits to drive fense got off to a poor start en innings pitched over his in three runs and threaten against the Bruins. After the last two starts. Even against the Titans lead at 4-3. The senior lefty hit the leadoff Hawaii, Velasquez strug- Bruins strung together two batter of the evening, Fuller- gled in his typical reliever straight hits again in the ton committed an error on a role, lasting only 0.2 innings ninth to put runners on first sacrifice bunt and watched while giving up two hits and and second. One batter later as the next bunt stayed fair a walk. closer Brett Conine got Sean rolling all the way down the Velasquez rebounded Bouchard to ground out to third-base line to load the against UCLA, giving up no close the game and record bases. runs and no hits in four in- his conference-leading 11th With no outs and the bas- nings of work while striking save of the season. es loaded, Gibbs worked his out four batters to help the “That would make anyone way out of the jam with two Titans hold on to victory. nervous but I knew Brett had fly outs and a strikeout to Fullerton returns to con- it locked down and I knew keep the game scoreless. ference play Friday at Good- our defense was going to “I’ll admit I was extreme- win Field when it takes on KATIE ALBERTSON / DAILY TITAN lock it down,” Gibbs said. ly nervous. I looked in dug- UC Santa Barbara with first Scott Hurst scores the first run of the game for the Titans on a Timmy Richards single past UCLA’s Gibbs, another senior who out a little bit, and Hooky pitch at 6 p.m. third baseman in the bottom of the fifth inning.