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Volume 95, Issue 20 Students gear up for Greek Week festivities the kids.” Proceeds from The fraternities and activities will help sororities raise money by getting donations fund Camp Titan from local business- MICHAEL HUNTLEY es and having their own Daily Titan fundraisers. “Every sorority and every fraternity will ei- This weekend, Cal State ther do some fundrais- Fullerton Greek organi- ing, (such as going) to zations will be partici- Pieology and if you buy pating in Greek Week in a pizza a certain per- an effort to raise money centage will go toward for Camp Titan. Greek Week,” said Missy Every June, Camp Titan Mendoza, a junior com- WINNIE HUANG / Daily Titan takes about 150 children munications major and Carie Rael, a history graduate student, holds a sign during the Pizza with the Presidents panel Tuesday in the Quad. to the San Bernardino member of the Alpha Mountains to introduce Delta Pi sorority on cam- them to nature, heighten pus. “Or we’ll go out to their self-awareness, in- local businesses, and be- crease their confidence cause it’s a tax write-off and help them make new they’ll donate money.” Firing back on the fee friends. Greek programs get do- The counselors at nations from alumni as Students criticize Camp Titan are student well. volunteers. “Since Camp Titan has campus leaders But sending the chil- been around for a cou- during “Pizza” panel dren and the counselors ple years now and a lot of to the mountains is cost- alumni know about Greek KYLE NAULT ly. Greek Week usual- Week ... they basically Daily Titan ly raises $60,000 to help keep donating every year Camp Titan. because they know about Around 20 students blast- During Greek Week, the philanthropy and ed a proposed $240.50 per every fraternity and so- they want to keep donat- semester fee Tuesday, when rority will compete for ing toward it,” Mendoza a panel of eight university banners to hang in their said. leaders opened themselves houses that they win in Some fraternities and up to questions concerning WINNIE HUANG / Daily Titan various ways, including sororities find unique campus issues. CSUF President Mildred García speaks with Amir Dabirian, vice president of information technology, fundraising. ways to raise money. During the hour-long as Berenecea Eanes, Ph.D., vice president of student affairs, answers a question from a student. “Whichever chapter “We do coin drives on “Pizza with the Presidents” raises the most mon- the Titan Walk. We build event intended for a Open forums have been lack of cooperation from Morgan, who represents ey for fundraising wins can castles, where we wide array of topics, Cal held in the past weeks, and the SFAC in allowing the College of Engineering the banner,” said Marco take cans and build them State Fullerton President an online feedback form him to see committee and Computer Science Maralaie, a junior busi- into houses and the food Mildred García and Vice is available through the documents. on the board, is the only ness major and president gets donated,” said Alana President of Student Titan Portal. “I talked with various board member who signed of the Delta Chi frater- Polce, junior communica- Affairs Berenecea Johnson Through the alternative members of Dr. Eanes’ cab- a petition pledging to op- nity on campus. “All the tions major and member Eanes, Ph.D., found them- consultation process, the inet and I was trying to get pose the proposed student houses are trying to raise of the Delta Zeta sorority selves frequently ad- campus community can the agenda minutes, the fee, which was circulated money to win this fund- on campus. dressing the fairness and give input on what has survey results, the facts by Quinn. raising banner, but at the In addition to the fund- process behind the fee, been proposed, which will and figures that they had,” “We understand that same time it’s all going raising, fraternities and which the university has be considered as the pro- Quinn said. “They were un- they are trying as much towards Camp Titan.” sororities will also com- called the Student Success cess moves forward. This willing to do so … so I had as possible to justify this Greek Week is a great pete in less serious activ- Initiative. method is supposed to al- to file a California Public fee; it’s very clear when you way for Greek programs ities, including wheelbar- “Our Student Success low for engaging conver- Records Act (request).” watch the video, when you to put their competitive row races, balloon toss Initiative fee conversa- sations and thoughtful The California Public look at the literature they nature toward a good and building a human tion is an outgrowth of feedback, according to the Records Act gives the pub- produce, it’s all in favor of cause since every chap- pyramid. our strategic plan,” Eanes Student Success Initiative lic access to information the fee,” said Carie Rael, a ter wants to win the most Greek Week also builds said. “We have been, over website. in possession of public history graduate student banners and is working unity between the fra- the course of a few months, While Eanes has point- agencies. and member of SQE. hard to raise money for ternities and sororities, having conversations that ed to the consultation pro- “If they really feel like When panelists were Camp Titan. Mendoza said. have grown into a formal cess as a way to make sure that this (consultation asked if they would take a “At the end of the day, “You think you’re not consultation process.” everyone’s voice is heard process) is in the stu- pay cut based on the per- it’s for the kids and that’s going to hang out with CSUF has been seek- regarding the fee, Ryan dents’ best interest, which centage of fee increase what we have to remem- them after (Greek Week ing feedback on an ini- Quinn, a history gradu- is what they have been they ask of students, ad- ber,” Maralaie said. “We has ended), but it opens tial proposal drafted by ate student and a member claiming, then why not ministrators remained si- can’t be blinded to such up your eyes to more peo- the Student Fee Advisory of the CSUF branch of ad- have it be completely lent for 30 seconds before competition. Of course ple that you can meet,” Committee last semes- vocacy group Students for transparent?” said Travis providing an answer. there is going to be com- she said. ter, which would in- Quality Education (SQE), Morgan, a member of the petition with the frater- crease campus fees by 67 thinks otherwise. Associated Students Inc. nities, but at the end of percent. Quinn pointed to the Board of Directors. SEE PRESIDENTS, 2 the day, we’re doing it for SEE FUNDRAISING, 2 OC Music Awards rolls out red carpet “It’s really exciting to of musical styles, ranging ballot for Song of the Year, Orange County see all of the local bands from the familiar genres this time for their single musicians to be come together for one being honored with awards “It’s About Time.” night of honors and per- such as Best Rock award Also among the awards honored at awards formances,” said Ashley and Best Metal award, to to be given Saturday night ANDY LUNDIN Eckenweiler, producer the more non-traditional, is a category decided by fan Daily Titan of the OC Music Awards. niche varieties with cate- vote: the People’s Choice “The room is filled with gories like Best Surf award award. The nominees for over a hundred artists and and Best Club DJ award. that particular catego- A plethora of bands and music industry profession- On the ballot for ry can be voted on by the musicians with roots in als, so it’s definitely look- Album of the Year is Hail public during the night of Orange County will be ing to paint an adequate to the King by Avenged the awards ceremony via honored for their musi- and deep picture of all Sevenfold, The Wintertext messaging. cal talents Saturday at the different types of mu- Tick by Jeramiah Red, The ceremony will also the 13th annual OC Music sic that is produced in this Falling Bough Wisdom include live performances Awards in Anaheim. county.” Teeth by Kiev, Victim to from several of the nom- The ceremony, which The ceremony will be Villain by New Years Day inated bands and musi- will be held at the distributing awards in over and Call Your Friends by cians, including Breach the Courtesy of OC Music Awards City National Grove of The award ceremony will take place Saturday at the City National 26 categories, including Zebrahead. Summit, The Originalities Anaheim, will commem- Grove of Anaheim. The show will begin at 8 p.m. Album of the Year, Song Young the Giant, win- and Kiev. orate some of Orange of the Year and Best New ner of the Best Song award County’s most talent- well-known bands such Young the Giant and The Artist. The awards will for their 2012 hit “Cough ed musicians, including as Avenged Sevenfold, Offspring. also cover a wide spectrum Syrup,” is once more on the SEE MUSIC AWARDS, 5 INSIDE ASI CANDIDATES BECKER CONCERT Students hoping for The Shade will take government positions the stage Wednesday hold “meet and greet” for ASI Productions’ near student housing concert at the Becker NEWS 2 DETOUR 6

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PRESIDENTS among CSUs. Continued from PAGE 1 The figure of $714 could grow to over $950 per year “I will tell you that if ev- if the fee passes through the erybody on this stage took consultation process as it is a pay cut, it would still not currently proposed. cover the major budget cri- The panel at Pizza with sis and cuts that this univer- the Presidents also included sity has taken,” García said. Jose Cruz, Ph.D., provost and “These individuals are here vice president of Academic working and are to be paid Affairs, Amir Dabirian, vice as the way you will all go president for information out for jobs and will want a technology, Danny Kim, salary.” newly-appointed vice pres- Cal State Fullerton cur- ident of finance/chief fi- MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan Courtesy of Missy Mendoza rently is ranked last among nancial officer, Rohullah Harpreeet Bath, a business major, is currently the chief Missy Mendoza, a communications major with an emphasis in California State University Latif, the ASI president, Lori governing officer for Associated Students Inc. PR, is currently the athletics director for Titan Tusk Force. schools in the amount of Gentles, the vice president funding received from the for human resources, diver- state, and 21st in manda- sity and inclusion and Greg tory fees, according to the Saks, vice president for uni- Campaigns kick off Division of Administration versity advancement. and Finance. The panel was moderated Students on campus are by Andrea Orozco, ASI chief “I knew if I graduated in because a lot of students Michael Badal, 21, is ma- required to pay $714 dol- communications officer. Student government four years and I didn’t run don’t feel like they’re be- joring in political science lars per year in mandatory More information on the candidates share for ASI president, I would ing represented or being and philosophy. He is cur- student fees compared to Student Success Initiative regret it,” Mendoza said. heard,” Mendoza said. rently the vice president of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s can be found at Success. their platforms “I’m running because I re- Mendoza plans on reach- the Pi Kappa Alpha fraterni- $3,252 per year, the most Fullerton.edu. SASHA BELANI ally want to challenge my- ing out to students so their ty. Badal has been involved Daily Titan self, and I would never put voices are heard. One of in the Titan Student Centers myself in this position if I the ways she plans on do- Governing Board and has FOR THE RECORD didn’t think I would be able ing this is by changing the been an orientation leader It is Daily Titan policy to correct factual Candidates for to do it.” meeting place of University for the past two summers. errors printed in the publication. Corrections Associated Students Inc. Josue Rodriguez, 22, is Affairs, which is an ASI In high school, he wanted will be published on the subsequent issue president and vice presi- majoring in radio-TV-film committee that is in charge to be involved with student dent introduced themselves and communications with of ASI by-laws and poli- government but Badal was after an error is discovered and will appear to students Tuesday at the an emphasis in advertising. cies, tracks University is- part of the marching band on page 2. Errors on the Opinion page will be Housing Piazza in anticipa- He has been a part of ASI sues and is responsible for and was “less social.” But corrected on that page. Corrections will also tion for this year’s race later since 2011. He was the chief implementing new pro- once he started college, he this month. communications officer for grams for the ASI Board of found a lot more opportuni- be made to the online version of the article. Missy Mendoza, and ASI during the 2012-2013 Directors. ties to get involved. Please contact Editor-in-Chief Ethan Hawkes Josue Rodriguez will be academic year and is cur- Mendoza would move “Involvement is very, at (657) 278-5815 or at editorinchief@ running against Harpreet rently working in the Titan meetings to the Quad from very dear to my heart,” Bath and Michael Badal Student Union as a pub- its current location at the Badal said. “I want to make dailytitan.com with issues about this policy for ASI president and vice lic relations coordinator … TSU “so students can see it sure that the student body or to report any errors. president. and he loves Batman. and voice their opinions.” knows that they can do “(Batman is) doing it for While Mendoza will be whatever they want here at Missy Mendoza and the right reasons; he always focused on the advoca- Cal State Fullerton.” Josue Rodriguez has the best interests of his cy side of their platform, Their platform focuses city in mind and I feel like I Rodriguez will be empha- on increasing communica- DAILY TITAN Mendoza, 20, is a com- do the same for Fullerton,” sizing student involve- tion between the ASI lead- munications major with Rodriguez said. “I’m always ment by making the clubs ers and students, increasing an emphasis in public rela- looking out (for students), on campus stronger, there- student involvement and Editorial tions and has been involved and if they want my help by increasing student advocacy, leading with the Editor-in-Chief Ethan Hawkes in ASI since 2012. She is they can always come and involvement. mentality of thinking like a Managing Editor Nereida Moreno currently the athletics di- ask me.” “I feel like everybody defi- student. News Editor Samuel Mountjoy rector in the Titan Tusk Their platform focus- nitely has a place on this “Our student body is so di- News Editor Matthew Medina Force Program. A born es on increasing advocacy campus, they just need verse; they come from very News Assistant Cecily Meza and raised Californian, for students and student to go out and look for it,” different backgrounds and News Assistant Sasha Belani Mendoza was previously an involvement. Rodriguez said. “Or, if not, they face different challeng- Sports Editor Tameem Seraj ambassador for the City of “As President (if elected), we need to do our job to re- es. Some face very few chal- Sports Editor Joseph Anderson Garden Grove and is cur- I am the liaison between ally make sure that commu- lenges, others face daunting Sports Assistant Andrew Fortuna rently doing an internship the students and with the nicating our involvement ef- challenges to get this edu- Sports Assistant Ian O’ Brien there as well. Mendoza nev- administrators on a local, forts and making sure that cation, and as a president Opinion Editor Eric Gandarilla Opinion Assistant Kayli Craig er really planned on run- state and institutional lev- we’re really capitalizing on (if elected), I understand Opinion Assistant Gustavo Vargas ning until Rodriguez sug- el … and really represent the clubs and organizations that,” Bath said. “I want to Features Editor Kristen Cervantes gested it to her. what the students need, that are already available advocate on behalf of our Features Assistant Magdalena Guillen on this campus.” students. I want to commu- Detour Editor Mia McCormick nicate to them about how Detour Assistant Sonam Mirpuri Harpreet Bath and to get involved and how to Detour Assistant Zack Johnston Michael Badal have a positive experience Multimedia Editor Gurajpalpreet Sangha here on campus … I want Layout Editor Brandon Hicks Harpreet Bath, 21, is a to really provide them that Layout Assistant Kaley Williams business student majoring leadership that comes from Layout Assistant Cynthia Washicko Copy Editor Julia Gutierrez in operations management. a student, not from a politi- Copy Editor Andy Lundin He is currently the chief gov- cian, not from a corporate Copy Assistant Elizabeth Muñoz erning officer at ASI. Born in leader, but a student.” Copy Assistant James Smith Bombay, India, Bath’s fami- One of the ways Bath and Photo Editor Mariah Carrillo ly moved to California when Badal plan on being more Photo Assistant Eleonor Segura he was 11 years old and is accessible is by having of- Photo Assistant Winnie Huang the first in his family to go fice hours in a different col- Photo Assistant Amanda Sharp to college. Previously he was lege every two weeks, so Illustrator Mike Trujillo a member of the ASI Board students can talk to them Webmaster David McLaren of Directors and served as and voice their opinions. Adviser Bonnie Stewart vice chairman before his “We are here working current post as CGO. for the students. We’re not Main Line (657) 278-5815 [email protected] “I always had this dream there to be administrators, News Line (657) 278-4415 [email protected] of being ASI president,” we’re there to be students,” Bath said. “I’m doing it to Badal said. “So we wanted Advertising be an inspiration and role to come out to the students Director of Advertising Jerry Kou model to our students, no and let them know that we Asst. Director of Adv. Chelsea Norrup matter what background are here to do whatever it is Sales & Promotions Celia Manzanares you come from, no matter that they want us to do.” Graphic Designer Conor Hamill what qualities you possess The candidates will speak Graphic Designer Blanca Navarro or do not possess. If you again at the Candidate Fair Classifieds Manager Ayesha Doshi have a dream, you should go today, and will debate on Account Executive Ana Godinez and achieve it.” March 13 at the TSU. Account Executive Courtney Ketchum Account Executive Ramiro Jauregui Account Executive Christian Lozano Distribution Derek Dobbs Greek Week to Adviser Robert Sage

Main Line (657) 278-3373 Fax (657) 278-2702 begin March 6 Advertising (657) 278-4411 [email protected] FUNDRAISING to make those connections, Continued from PAGE 1 make those friends and further socialize within the Greek system,” Maralaie The Daily Titan is a student publication, printed every Monday through Greek Week can even said. Thursday. The Daily Titan operates independently of Associated change the social land- Camp Titan is a program Students, Inc. College of Communications, CSUF administration and the scape of Greek life on sponsored by Associated CSU. The Daily Titan has functioned as a public forum since inception. campus. Students Inc. and is ac- Unless implied by the advertising party or otherwise stated, advertis- “Houses that maybe credited by the American ing in the Daily Titan is inserted by commercial activities or ventures identified in the advertisements themselves and not by the university. might not socialize with Camping Association. Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, these other houses, it gives Greek Week festivi- endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. The Daily them the opportunity to be ties will last from March Titan allocates one issue to each student for free. able to mingle with that so- 6 through March 10 at rority or that other house CSUF.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/NEWS MARCH 5, 2014 PAGE 3 WEDNESDAY NEWS THE DAILY TITAN DTBRIEFS How to do business with class President Workshop explains handshakes, attire, unveils new table manners budget plan AMAL ROCKN Daily Titan President Barack Obama announced a Theresa Thomas, a new $3.9 trillion feder- certified business eti- al budget plan Tuesday, quette expert, gave advice according to Reuters. about business etiquette, The proposed budget self-presentation and com- plan includes new tax munication skills at an et- credits to encourage iquette workshop Tuesday low-income Americans night. to continue work- Thomas received her ing and allocates new training and certification money for infrastruc- from the nation’s leading ture, education and job firm, the Protocol School training. of Washington, and has Obama’s budget worked with many lead- is in line with his vi- ing corporations, nonprofit sion for boosting job organizations and educa- growth and education tional institutions. opportunities. In her programs, she in- The president also cludes interactive exercis- proposed $56 billion es, factual examples and AMAL ROCKN / Daily Titan in additional spend- written tools. Theresa Thomas, a certified business etiquette expert, offers etiquette advice Tuesday to students during Business Madness Week. ing for education, At the Cal State welfare and defense Fullerton “Meet, Mix and examples of business-ap- For men, the best col- Men should wear a met- women, nails should be programs. Mingle” workshop, Thomas propriate attire. For wom- ored suit is dark/navy al buckle belt, over-the- polished a natural color. The White House emphasized proper hand- en, skirt-suits are more blue; second best is a me- calf socks and lace-up dark For table manners, cards predicts the budget shake technique—not too formal than pantsuits, she dium-to-dark gray. The suit brown or black shoes. indicated how and where deficit will be $564 bil- limp, not too firm, not too said. The skirt should be should be solid, but after Women and men should to place meal items—forks, lion in the 2015 fiscal politician-like. The best just above the knee or lon- getting a feel for the envi- manicure their hands and spoons, knives, plates, year, compared to the handshake is balanced. ger, but no shorter and ronment, a subtle pinstripe nails before an interview napkins and cups—on a $649 billion deficit in Thomas providedwith no slits. is another option. or business meeting. For placemat. fiscal year 2014. - SASHA BELANI Russia denies troop action in Ukraine Both sides in the Ukraine-Russia situation insisted Tuesday that they did not want war, but showed few signs that they were ready to change the current trajectory of the conflict, according to CNN. Ukrainian officials are trying to pre- vent a full-scale war over the contested Crimean peninsula, which contains a port that is key to Russian commerce. Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Nations and Russian President Vladimir Putin are at a disagreement as to Russia’s role in the potential conflict. The ambassador, MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan, File Photo Yuriy Sergeyev, said Raman Unnikrishnan, Ph.D., the dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, sits in his office. The dean went to the Ruby Gerontology Center to tell Osher Russia has flooded Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) members the value of collaboration between students and OLLI members. Crimea with 16,000 troops, but Putin de- nied that. - SAMUEL MOUNTJOY ECS dean stresses collaboration beneficial engagement be- plays a pivotal role for the he said. the engineering school Crash burns Programs allow cause they (OLLI members) College of Engineering and Computer scientists can- here, has really come a long have a lot of interest in what Computer Science; where not complete these proj- way in great strides,” he USPS letters, students to work we do,” Unnikrishnan said. they focus upon the “five ects alone because build- said. “I think they’re really with OLLI members Members of OLLI include Rs”: recruitment, retention, ing them requires input doing a great job.” retired and semi-retired research, resources and from the mechanical engi- Some ways OLLI mem- packages REBECCA HARDMAN teachers, engineers, busi- reputation. neering world and the elec- bers can help out include Daily Titan A big rig carry- ness administrators and Some essential compo- trical engineering world, volunteering as tutors and ing 120,000 letters professionals. nents of strategic planning Unnikrishan said. advisers, creating a booster crashed into anoth- Raman Unnikrishnan, “There are a lot of peo- include advising, career Edward Dunvan, 74, a re- club of engineers and com- er truck and erupted Ph.D., the dean of the ple who are engineers who guidance, improving stu- tired technical writer, said puter scientists and vol- into flames on the 57 College of Engineering have an interest in tech- dent persistence, prepar- he always enjoys attending unteering as planners for Freeway Tuesday, ac- and Computer Science, nical matters, an inter- ing students for potential these presentations. events and judges for stu- cording to the Orange advocated a strategic est in education and inter- workforce expectations “I think the college here, dent competitions. County Register. plan where students and est in Cal State Fullerton,” and increasing graduation The big rig carry- Osher Lifelong Learning Unnikrishnan said. “Our rates. ing the mail rear-end- Institute (OLLI) members complex is the closest aca- Unnikrishnan also THE CITY OF LA MIRADA IS HIRING! ed a semi-truck in can collaborate with one demic complex to OLLI.” touched on the business the right lane of another. Ron Osajima, chair of climate in California and SPLASH! AQUATICS POSITIONS the northbound 57 OLLI members gath- the OLLI Collaboration the technological advance- Swim Instructor/Lifeguard: $16.23 - $21.21per hour Freeway at around ered Tuesday at the Ruby Committee, stressed the ments made from suc- 1:30 a.m. Gerontology Center to importance of students cessful companies with- Swim Instructor: $13.23 - $18.71 per hour The truck and its hear Unnikrishnan speak and OLLI members collab- in Orange County and Lifeguard: $13.23 - $18.71 per hour trailer both burned as part of the semes- orating, and said both can Southern California. Aquatic Aide: $9.61 - $11.21 per hour for over an hour, but ter-long “Tales of a Great benefit from the exchange He talked about the com- Closing Date: Mon. MarchMa 31, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. the driver was not University in a Period of of respected ideas. panies that have managed injured. Unprecedented Change” CSUF is a progressive to improve throughout Cashier: $11.41 to $18.08 per hour The crashed truck series. He touched on cur- academic institution that the years, such as General Closing Date: Mon. March 10, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. or was carrying mail rent technological ad- provides innovative train- Electric. He discussed their from a United States vances, as well as the ing opportunities that are historical core business when 150 apps. are received Postal Service pro- collaboration between en- not limited to only stu- and what it takes to be suc- cessing center in gineering students and dents, he said. cessful within the engi- RECREATION POSITIONS Santa Ana. OLLI members. “(CSUF is) a college on neering field. Senior Recreation Leader I: $12.62 - $16.83 per hour Non-local letters The collaboration pro- the move that is respond- “GE was thriving 100 Recreation Leader: $10.21- $13.08 per hour mailed Monday from grams allow students and ing to changes and ways years ago; it is thriving even RecreationRec Aide: $9.61 - $11.21 per hour zip codes starting OLLI members to mutually society functions,” Osajima now,” Unnikrishan said. with 926, 927, 928, work together in exchang- said. “As members of OLLI, Engineers and comput- Closing Date: Mon. April 14, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. 906, 917 and 918 were ing their experiences and we can contribute to (stu- er scientists who work to- affected. expertise from different dents’) missions (and their) gether to create innovative For more information please call (562) 943-0131 or - SASHA BELANI fields. strategic planning.” products and engineering visit www.cityoflamirada.org “It can be a mutually Strategic planning designs are also important,

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Science of the Impossible The future vehicle experience

fuel economy because it GUSTAVO VARGAS knows where you go and Daily Titan when. This feature may offer Driving is something many benefits, but if it that I am not too fond of. becomes a reality, it may I have never liked it. It’s also raise some privacy mainly because I have a issues. passionate hatred for peo- Cars will also be able ple who don’t take driving to “talk” to each other. seriously. For example, the speed, photo illustration by ELEONOR SEGURA / Daily Titan I equate people behind direction and which way From status updates, photos or 140-word blurbs there is a social media outlet for just about any interest someone might have. the wheel to people be- another car will turn hind a computer screen. can be sent to the cars They are both willing to around each other via do stupid things that af- computers. fect others as long as it Maarten Sierhuis, di- Social media can More bad than is faceless and without rector of Nissan’s re- consequence. search center in Silicon This is why driving Valley said, “it would be benefit people in good comes from is not always the safest like crowdsourcing the activity. driving experience.” However, over the Advanced sensors will multiple ways excess posting years, cars have become be able to monitor things much safer. The techno- such as heart rate, eye logical advances we have movement and brain ac- share it. Facebook, Twitter, Google+, seen over the years have tivity to make sure a driv- Naturally everyone Tumblr, LinkedIn, and been astounding. er is still paying atten- ASHLEN should be conscious of the AMAL Pinterest and found that I have not tion. Nissan DOMINGUEZ personal information be- ROCKN most require identifying in- delved too I equate people is working ing released, but that goes formation like location, em- much into the behind the wheel on technol- Daily Titan for just about any situa- Daily Titan ployment, birthday, and world of cars, ogy that tion. Recently shopping at education.” but some of to people behind can detect People should be Target put many people at Posting too much can They also found that, in an the new inno- if the driver risk for possibly becom- average of 229 friends or fol- vations that a computer of the vehi- able to share their ing victims of identity negatively impact lowers, one in four Facebook are coming, screen. They are cle is drunk accomplishments theft. No one is 100 per- someone’s image users location-tag their or are already by placing cent safe from people that posts each month, and 16 here, have im- both willing to a sensor in look for ways to steal in- percent of Pinterest brows- pressed me do stupid things the trans- Social media is a huge formation, but that does It is not rare to be inter- ers give away their address. quite a bit. m i s s i o n part of everyday life—at not mean people should rupted by the shutter sound This is a lot of information Carmakers, that affect others shift knob, least for a lot of people. shelter themselves. of a photo being taken from to be disclosing. automo- which mea- Facebook alone has 1.2 Even if users are using a table nearby, while trying This is especially true con- t i v e - t e c h sures lev- billion active monthly us- these platforms to share to enjoy a meal or a conver- sidering many people don’t companies and even els of alcohol in a driver’s ers according to Business or network, privacy is im- sation at a restaurant. keep track of everyone that app developers are mak- sweat. Insider and 56 percent of portant. Take a look at A couple at the table is tagging them in check-in’s ing the driving experi- The idea of external Americans have a profile the profile settings and is taking pictures of ev- or in pictures. ence safer as well as more air bags is also happen- on some type of social choose the level of protec- erything: their food, their Posting information that comfortable. ing. TRW Automotive networking website. tion that fits. They are in drinks, their stomachs and could be used to decode pro- A big part of the com- is working on an airbag Social media is not go- place for a reason and can them kissing. files and accounts is not only ing innovations have to that would fit on the side ing away. If anything it is be used to protect users Posting pictures, status a threat to our privacy but is do with the fact that most of the vehicle and on the growing. from unwanted attention updates and almost every- dangerous in cyberspace as new cars now have an on- beam below the doors. The world is taking and lurking. thing about our personal well as in reality. board computer that al- It makes you wonder notice of social media. Twenty-five percent of lives as soon as they hap- The most shared topics low a vehicle to become why this idea hasn’t come Schools, internships and Facebook users do not pen is becoming more of a on social networking sites smarter, safer and more sooner because it can jobs have all started us- hassle with their profile norm. are birthdays, schools and bearable to drive (for help further protect the ing social media for their settings at all, so whose Many people have prob- family members, “followed those who don’t like driv- vehicle during a collision own benefit and they’re fault it that? ably either seen or been by hometowns, favorite en- ing for whatever reason). and more importantly a expecting people to keep The fact is people en- the person at that restau- tertainment (TV shows, Unfortunately, humans pedestrian. up with the times. What joy socializing over these rant snapping a picture of musicians, books), vaca- don’t have that same lux- Smart headlights are in better way than having an sites. They want to “ooh” their meal before it’s eat- tion plans, and pet names— ury (not yet at least). So the works as well. They already established pres- and “ahh” over that amaz- en to share it on Instagram, almost all candidates for for now we still have to will be able to adjust their ence online? ing dinner someone just Facebook or Snapchat. possible password combi- learn how to be safe driv- own brightness or direc- Social media is a free made. They want to fawn When is it too much? nations,” according to PC ers before relying on cars tion based on external platform for people to over the baby pictures of Brigham Young University Magazine. to do all the driving. conditions. make a name for them- their cousin’s new child. (BYU) conducted research It is not difficult to post in- One idea for the car of These laser high beams selves, and with the They want to envy their on food posts and has found formation like this without tomorrow is the ability also promise to illumi- Internet being as pop- high school friend that that looking at too many worrying about the wrong to collect data about its nate more of the road ular as it is, it’s easi- made it big. That is why pictures of food can actual- eyes seeing it, a lot of this driver. ahead a third of a mile er than ever to reach an they initiate the connec- ly make it less enjoyable to information can be heavily It will be able to ana- (twice the range of LEDS) audience. tion in the first place. eat. censored using the available lyze your driving habits while still using less YouTube reaches more They are curious or “In a way, you’re becoming privacy settings on almost and behaviors. Mercedes- energy. adults in the United want to keep in touch- tired of that taste without all social media sites. Benz, for example, is de- Audi and BMW are States than any cable at least to some extent. even eating the food,” said A person’s online reputa- veloping a system that is steadily working on these company out there. That So give them what they study co-author and BYU tion is not only important aimed at doing just this. laser headlights. growing fan base can want. professor Ryan Elder. “It’s amongst friends and family, It can learn which routes These are just snippets lead to sponsorships, jobs It doesn’t make some- sensory boredom—you’ve it also plays a big part during you usually take and can of what is to come in the or even an independent one conceited to be proud kind of moved on. You don’t job searches. update you on the traffic world of automobiles. business but that won’t of his or her shining mo- want that taste experience “About ¾ of hiring manag- in those areas automat- With most Southern happen unless people em- ments or for wanting to anymore.” ers check candidates’ social ically because it already Californians driving, brace social media. share their happy times. People snapping pictures profiles, and 78% of the re- knows that you will be technology that will make Ninety percent of mar- It makes them human. of what they’re eating makes cruiters looked down upon heading that way. the roads safer is excep- keters use social media The status update is the experience of a meal less users’ posts regarding illegal It can even adjust for tionally good news. to further their business. the modern day “scream about enjoying the food and drugs, 47% for content refer- People that know how it from the rooftops” more about letting everyone encing alcohol,” according to use these sites have scenario. else know about what food to PC magazine. the advantage and they Those using the plat- they are eating. The fact that employers Letter to the Editor should treat it that way. form to network should As children, people are are able to check a candi- If Tila Tequila was able not be ashamed to share taught to share. 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FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/OPINION MARCH 5, 2014 PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY DETOUR THE DAILY TITAN Notable OC music SoCal to strut in style and the year’s sizzlin’ film, Prestigious designers American Hustle,” accord- awarded to showcase new ing to Style Fashion Week. This will be her first LA MUSIC AWARDS collections at LA Live runway appearance since Continued from PAGE 1 SARA HIATT filing for bankruptcy in Daily Titan 2012, shutting down all 63 Kiev is also on the ballot Betsey boutiques nation- for Best Indie award, which wide and releasing 350 the band won in 2011 and Lights, camera, fashion! employees. 2012. The Los Angeles Style Michael Costello will Blues musician Kid Fashion Week will kick off also be among the design- Ramos, a native of Sunday, March 9 at the LA ers showcasing their col- Fullerton, will also be per- Live event deck in down- lections. Costello was a forming during the cere- town Los Angeles. contestant on season eight mony. He will receive what Although there will be of Project Runway and a Eckenweiler described as many fashion events held Project Runway All Stars one of the main awards in the city throughout the finalist. for the night: the Lifetime week, Style Fashion Week Costello debuted his Achievement award. She is deemed the “Official LA spring 2014 ready-to-wear said Ramos will receive Fashion Week” by the City collection at last sea- the award for his com- of Los Angeles. son’s fashion week event. mitment to music and Style Fashion Week is in His previous collection the Orange County music its seventh season, and will stunned fashion critics, community. span over five days with with Women’s Wear Daily The Offspring will re- two full runways for de- commenting that he “didn’t ceive the Orange County signers to showcase their shy away from sexy.” Impact Award, anoth- collections. Typically creating de- er prominent award that The Los Angeles Fashion signs boasting of sheer pan- Eckenweiler said would Week typically attracts els, high slits and peplum be handed out during the new and upcoming design- silhouettes, fashion-goers ceremony. ers in the Los Angeles area. can expect deep plunging “The Offspring are large- However, this season big- necklines, cut-outs and ly responsible for reviving ger names in the fashion sheer laser cut prints from the mainstream popularity world will be taking the this year’s collection. of American punk-pop rock stage. This will also be the sec- in the ‘90s and have re- Styles representing each ond season of the Brand mained true to their artis- designer’s interpretation Marketplace at L.A. Live. tic expression ever since,” of fall/winter 2014 fashion The marketplace will have according to the OC Music will hit the runway. a new list of designers, Awards website. Betsey Johnson is the vendors and artists this MIA MCCORMICK / Daily Titan, File Photo The nominees for the most well-known design- year, including brands like Style Fashion Week returns to LA Live in downtown Los Angeles to showcase new collections from award ceremony are picked er at this year’s event. She TIMEZONE, Speck and renowned designers for the fall/winter 2014 season March 9-13. by the OC Music Awards will present her collection Kicka Custom Design. Academy, which consists Wednesday, March 12. Hollywood Doll will believes girls should be al- Although small in com- attempt at bringing fash- of over 30 members of the Johnson famously de- be set up in the Brand lowed to be girls and not parison to the famed ion week back to the sec- music industry communi- signs over-the-top cloth- Marketplace this year as grow up too fast, which was New York Fashion Week, ond largest city in the ty, Eckenweiler said. ing and formal dresses in- well. The brand was found- her inspiration behind the Los Angeles is fighting country. The red carpet for the spired by rock ‘n’ roll, the ed by former Pussycat Doll whimsical clothing line. to bounce back from los- Style Fashion Week awards rolls out at 6:30 color pink and her viva- member, Kaya Jones. Last season’s fashion ing IMG Mercedes-Benz will grace downtown Los p.m. and the show will be- cious personality. Hollywood Doll is a week brought celebrities Smashbox Fashion Week in Angeles with its impres- gin at 8 p.m. Tickets for the Johnson’s fall 2014 col- clothing line for young girls like Lindsay Lohan, singer 2008. sive list of designers and event can be purchased at lection was inspired by that aims to bring out their Jojo and Kendall Jenner out This will be Style Fashion innovative new collections TicketMaster.com. “Rihanna’s smokin’ style “inner-diva.” Jones said she to LA Live. Week’s second grand through March 13.

ALBUM REVIEW TV en Français Indie rock act We Are Scientists releases fifth studio album We’re hiring! ZACK JOHNSTON Daily Titan Are you a self-driven, personable, ew York-based producer had a huge ef- lightened with “Make It indie rock band fect—he has such a dis- Easy.” The pop rock hit & confident individual? We Are Scientists tinct and well-developed features a thick bass line releasedN their new al- sense of what’s cool and and harmonious back- bum, TV en Français, after what sounds good, but up vocals from bass play- two years of production he’s also emphatic about er, Chris Cain. Themes Monday. keeping the rawness of the of fidelity and sanctity of Work for The Daily Titan as This is the band’s performances in there,” love are expressed in the first full-length album Murray said in an inter- song. an account executive! since their 2010 record, view with ContactMusic. A ‘60s sounding vocal Barbra. Since then, they com. melody begins the song have released an EP ti- The album is introduced “Sprinkles.” A blend of tled Business Casual EP in funk rock and indie alter- 2013. The EP features two “TV en Français native guitar sounds bring songs from TV en Français, a delightful cadence to features the “Dumb Luck” and “Return the song. Topped off with This on campus job gives you excellent The Favor,” as well as a same indie a compelling guitar solo, demo for “Courage.” the track makes any lis- experience in customer service, advertising, Since their formation in alternative and tener want to get up and California back in 2000, dance. business ethics, and marketing. the three-piece rock band punk sounds The rock ballad has made five studio al- fans have always “Courage” finishes off the bums as well as six EPs. first half of the album. They first found success in loved.” A clean sounding elec- their 2005 breakthrough tric guitar accompanies album, With Love And FIRST LAST Murray’s profound bari- Squalor, which included Title / Position tone vocals. Themes of singles such as “Nobody confrontation and fac- Requirements: Move, Nobody Get Hurt” with a hard hitting break- ing ones demons resonate and “The Great Escape.” up track, “What You Do through the melody. • must be a current CSUF student The two original mem- Best.” Lead singer, Keith A reverb-soaked, trans- • must be below financial aid cap bers of We Are Scientists, Murray, uses his exceed- lucent introduction be- Keith Murray and Chris ing lyrical talents in this gins “Return The Favor.” • must be a communications or business major Cain, created a televi- vengeful tune. The time- A thumping bass line and sion series called Steve less song can be found re- drum beat kick in along *note, this is not a writer/editor position Wants His Money Back latable to anyone who has with airy guitar notes. which aired on MTV UK in been scorned by love with The song finishes off with 2009. lyrics like, “And when I a heavily distorted guitar Since their 2002 debut said that you were some- solo and carefully placed album, Safety, Fun, and thing else, I didn’t mean it keyboard notes. Learning (In That Order), as a compliment.” The ironically titled We Are Scientists have TV en Français picks “Slow Down” features fast not lost their rock ‘n’ roll up speed with its second paced power chords and touch. TV en Français fea- track, “Dumb Luck.” A up-tempo drum beats. Contact: tures the same indie alter- repetitious and high-tem- TV en Français concludes native and punk sounds po guitar lick entices the with the pop-rock track fans have always loved. listener as a drum beat “Take An Arrow,” express- This is We Are and vocal harmonies ing themes of loyalty and Scientists’ first time work- bring rhythm to the song. faithfulness. Chelsea Norrup ing with Chris Coady as The track serves as an an- Tickets for their upcom- a producer. Coady has them for rejecting the ab- ing United States con- worked with bands such sent minded and to spread certs can be purchased [email protected] as Beach House, Wavves a message: “you can’t al- through WeAreScientists. and Yeah Yeah Yeahs. ways keep getting by on com. They will be play- “Working for the first dumb luck.” ing California venues May time with Chris Coady as The album’s mood gets 6-10.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/DETOUR PAGE 6 MARCH 5 , 2014 THE DAILY TITAN DETOUR WEDNESDAY The Becker gets some shade Up-and-coming local band to perform free show for public MICHAEL CHEN Daily Titan

The Shade, born out of a trailer parked outside one of the band members’ par- ents’ house, comes to the Becker Amphitheater with its indie/rock/pop style music, hoping to one day break through to the mainstream music scene. The band has been producing music since 2007 and its members were born and raised in the greater Los Angeles area. They find influence for their songs from their experiences together as a band, the people they meet and the coffee they drink. Stephen Zuniga, the singer and guitarist of the band, and his bandmates are committed to producing great music and having fun while doing so. Courtesy of The Shade “Our musical influenc- Since The Shade’s debut into the music world in 2007, they have played a list of local venues including The Prospector in Long Beach and the House of Blues in Anaheim. es are constantly changing. Right now we’ve been it would be cool to be in a Bryan Escalante, “Our musical I figured they’d be a great well established online into 16-bit video game mu- rock band,” Zuniga said. Associated Students Inc. fit for the Becker.” and in the social media. sic and coffee,” Zuniga said. “It’s a brotherhood we Productions’ Wednesday influences are Escalante said he sup- This show brings atten- “We hope (the audience) share.” concert series coordinator ports many up-and-coming tion to these established sees why it’s important The band has played and senior broadcast jour- constantly bands of varying genres. He and up-and-coming art- to stay in school and Jon’s at various local venues nalism major, sourced the changing. Right wants to promote not only ists and also showcas- shiny drum kit.” including the House of band from one of his co- the band but the Becker es our venue, the Becker The band’s Facebook has Blues in Anaheim and workers within ASIP. now we’ve been Amphitheater in the best Amphitheater.” over 900 likes and demon- The Prospector in Long “One of my sound tech- possible light. The Shade will perform strates the close knit rela- Beach. nicians recommended the into 16-bit video “I’m always open to sug- an hour long set today at tionship of a band that is They have high hopes for band to me. I work with a game music and gestions from anyone and noon. As always, the show passionate about the music the future, with plans to great team of coordinators, everyone,” Escalante said. is free to the public. they produce through the expand their music base directors, assistants and a coffee.” “I get lots of email sub- To learn more about the hundreds of photos on their and get their music out on sound crew that has a wide missions and recommen- band and follow their mu- page. the airwaves. range of musical tastes,” STEPHEN ZUNIGA dations from peers and sical journey, find The Over time, they have not “A year from now we plan Escalante said. “I like to Singer/guitarist students. It’s hard to put Shade on Facebook.com/ only formed a band but a on having our sophomore mix it up every week. I every band on the sched- WelcomeToTheShade brotherhood as well. album out with a single on checked out the band’s loved their sound. They’re ule, but I like to bring the and on YouTube.com/ “We’ve all agreed that the radio,” Zuniga said. sites and their music and I an awesome rock band and bands and artists that are TheShadeMusic1.

Even though you probably made bad decisions while you were here...

Courtesy of The Shade The Los Angeles based musical group describes their dynamic as a “brotherhood.” The inspiration for their indie/rock/pop music is sparked by their shared experiences as a band.

...the best decision you ever made was going.

It doesn’t matter how long it takes, earning your degree is what matters.

Courtesy of The Shade Sponsored by the DAILYT ITAN The Shade hopes to broaden their musical horizons in the coming year. They have their sights set on releasing their sophomore album and hearing their first single on the radio within the year.

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CONTACT US: [email protected] VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/CLASSIFIEDS PAGE 8 MARCH 5 , 2014 THE DAILY TITAN SPORTS WEDNESDAY Titans travel to DTBRIEFS face Baylor Bears Poor finish season against a poor-hit- the Bears’ momentum for golf at The Titans will look ting Baylor team. came to a halt when the to continue their hot Eshelman, the reigning four following games were Long Beach 2013 Collegiate Baseball postponed due to inclement streak in Waco Freshman Pitcher of the weather. The Cal State JOHNNY NAVARRETTE Year, has started the season Offensively, the Bears are Fullerton men’s golf Daily Titan 2-0 with a 2.05 earned run led by sophomore Mitch team led after the first average and 20 strikeouts Price. In his first nine day of the Del Walker in 22.0 innings. His last games, the first baseman is Invitational in Long The Cal State Fullerton start came in a 9-2 victory batting .357 with one home Beach, but a poor final baseball team will look over Oregon as he tossed run and 11 runs batted in. round slid the Titans to keep things rolling as eight scoreless innings, Bears’ pitchers Austin down to fifth place. it travels to face Baylor striking out seven while al- Stone and Brad Kuntz will The No. 45 Titans University for three games lowing one walk. have the opportunity to finished with a score this weekend. Meanwhile, Garza comes face a Titan offense that is of +1 (841) in the The No. 4 Titans (7-3) are in with a 2-0 record and batting just .275, but has tournament. riding a five-game win- 2.61 earned run average been peaking as of late. They shot a 288 in ning streak, including a to go along with 21 strike- Stone will take the the final round af- three-game sweep of No. 14 outs. The 2013 Big West mound with a 1-1 record ter scores of 277 and Oregon last weekend. Conference Pitcher of the and 2.20 earned run av- MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan 276 in the first two CSUF played improved Year earned his second vic- erage in 16.1 innings. Samantha Galarza makes the catch to force out a Loyola runner. rounds. defense in the Oregon series tory of the season in the Opposing players are bat- The Titans defense kept them close enough to rally late and win. Senior Mark and minimized errors, a Titans’ 3-2 win over Oregon, ting just .190 against the Anguiano led the problem area for the Titans allowing two runs and six junior. He struggled in his Titans with a -5 (205) this season. Only one error hits in eight innings. last start against San Diego and finished third in was charged to the Titans Junior Grahamm Wiest though. Stone was hit hard individual scoring. in the series, compared to will round out the week- by the Toreros, allowing CSUF walks off Anguiano was initially 12 in the first seven games end rotation for the Titans. seven hits and four runs in on top of the individ- of the season. Wiest has been the most seven innings. ual leaderboard, but a Leading the Titans of- consistent CSUF pitcher Kuntz, who missed the score of 73 in his final fensively are juniors Matt this season, holding a 1.27 2013 season due to injury, against Loyola round dropped him to Chapman and J.D. Davis. earned run average through has started the season on third. In their first 10 games, 21.1 innings pitched. The a positive note and will en- “I know my coach- The University of Chapman is batting .341 right-hander has struck ter the CSUF series with a Late CSUF rally es believe in me and my Minnesota won the with nine runs batted in out 20 batters and holds a 1-0 record. Kuntz is tied for pushes Titans past team and it gives me a tournament with a and a team-high 15 hits, 1-0 record. Wiest also has a team-high 16 strikeouts. visiting Ramblers lot of confidence,” Wesley score of -4 (836). while Davis is batting .325 a complete game under his The redshirt junior has a said. - TAMEEM SERAJ with nine runs batted in belt this season. 2.40 earned run average IAN O’BRIEN Ford was impressed and a team-leading three Ever since the Titans’ 6-5 through 15 innings. He’s Daily Titan with Wesley’s perfor- home runs. loss in the 19 inning game coming off a no-decision mance after giving her a Sophomore Tanner against San Francisco, they against UNC-Wilmington The Cal State Fullerton vote of confidence. Women’s golf Pinkston will provide an seem to have turned a cor- after allowing five hits and softball team continued “She pitched beauti- extra punch to the offense ner, compiling a total of 50 one run in a 5-3 loss. its homestand against fully. I think she had full struggles on as he has started the year hits and outscoring their With eight games left Loyola Chicago University command of her game batting .368 with five runs opponents 33-9 in the last until the start of Big West Tuesday night, and they and I think what made her San Jose trip batted in. five games. Conference play, the Titans rallied in the bottom of so great tonight was she On the mound, the Unlike CSUF, Baylor (5- will have the opportuni- the seventh inning to pre- was so hungry,” Ford said. The Cal State Titans will send out the 6) is headed in the opposite ty to get both their offense vail 3-2, snapping their “She was so hungry and Fullerton women’s golf sophomore duo of Thomas direction, having lost their and defense in order as they two-game losing streak. just the confidence made team finished tied for Eshelman and Justin Garza last four games. After start- attempt to capture their CSUF took the field for it an easy choice for me to seventh place at the as they look to contin- ing the season winning five fifth consecutive confer- the first time since los- go to Mo.” Juli Inkster Spartan ue their solid starts to the of their first seven games, ence title. ing 5-2 to Oregon State on The third inning be- Invite in San Jose. They Feb. 27. There was a silver came somewhat of a bat- finished with a score lining in having all that ting duel as both teams of +37 (901). Mark Okumori ’12 MBA time off. scored a run apiece. Freshman Martina The Mihaylo MBA Senior Analyst Media/Entertainment Industry “The rain was actually a The Ramblers scored on Edberg led the Titans blessing. Our bodies were a double by Erica Nagel with a -3 (213) after so fatigued coming off before the Titans fought three rounds to earn that run in February. We back with a run-scoring co-medalist honors. needed the storm. That single by senior catcher Edberg’s medal was sounds crazy. The rest Ariel Tsuchiyama. CSUF’s second since did as well. Look at this Freshman Christina the program was rein- run we’re gonna go on for Washington relieved stated in 2009. the next week. It’s anoth- Wesley in the fifth inning She is the first to er crazy week,” said Head and filled in for two in- earn a medal in a Coach Kelly Ford. nings, striking out two multi-day event. Despite their comeback while issuing a walk. The University of win, the Titans had their Washington was Oregon Ducks finished struggles, as they strand- charged with a run al- the tournament in ed nine runners on base, lowed when sophomore first place with a score including six in scoring Jasmine Antunez allowed of +12 (876). LEARNING THEORY position. freshman Erica Nagel to UC Davis closely fin- In the bottom of the score to give the Ramblers ished second with +14 HAS ITS PURPOSE. fifth inning, runners a 2-1 lead in the seventh. (878). were stranded on second Despite losing the lead, CSUF will return to and third after two walks the Titans were not ready action on March 24 were issued. to concede defeat. at the San Diego State Still, Ford was ultimate- Sophomore first base- Farm Invitational. ly pleased with her team’s man Melissa Sechrest - IAN O’BRIEN performance. drove in the tying run “I knew we were gon- with a double to deep left na pull it out. We were field, scoring pinch run- competing tonight. We ner Jena Rubio. 2014 scholar had runners in scoring Sophomore outfielder position. We just didn’t Paige Kisling drove in the athletes of the get it across the plate,” game-winning run with APPLYING IT HAS Ford said. “Our pitching a bloop single to shallow year chosen did great. Our defense left to score Sechrest and stepped up, so we had all propel the Titans to their Junior Austin elements other than scor- victory. Diemer and soph- AN ADVANTAGE. ing as many runs as I’d “Honestly, I was strug- omore Samantha like.” gling my last two at-bats Galarza were an- Learn about the dynamic, hands-on education in Mihaylo College’s The Titans were locked and going up to the plate nounced as the Cal Graduate Business programs, ranked by U.S. News & World Report. in a pitching duel with the this time, I really had to State Fullerton Big Ramblers. slow the game down. I West Scholar Athletes Brittany Gardner knew we were in a critical of the Year, the league MBA PROGRAMS: pitched a complete game situation,” Kisling said. announced Tuesday. • Full-time MBA (Day program) of 6.2 innings for the “There’s a chance for the Diemer hit .311 last • Flexible Program (Full- or part-time, evening) Ramblers, walking eight game winner so I took my season to go along • FEMBA (Fully Employed MBA) batters and striking out at-bat. I took a lot of deep with 38 hits and 12 four. breaths. I just changed runs batted in, while MASTERS PROGRAMS: Sophomore Monique it up a little bit and went also making the dean’s Wesley made her first with my gut. I just slowed list with a 3.77 GPA. • M.A. Economics start of the season and the game down.” The journalism major • M.S. Accountancy pitched solidly, allowing The Titans will look to was also named to the • M.S. Information Systems just one unearned run in build on their comeback Big West All-Academic • M.S. Information Technology (Online) 4.1 innings of work while win this weekend. team in 2013. • M.S. Taxation walking two hitters and They will host the Galarza has really striking one out. She al- Judi Garman Classic taken off on the field in Visit business.fullerton.edu/graduateprograms to apply or lowed only four hits. Tournament starting on 2014 while maintain- to register for an Information Session. “I think it was a total Thursday against the San ing her impressive 3.95 team effort,” Wesley said. Jose State Spartans, and GPA as a communica- “I had my team behind the tournament will con- tions major. So far this me the entire time and it clude on Sunday against season she is hitting was fantastic. The energy the Wisconsin Badgers. .278 with two home was great the entire game Other participants in- runs and ten runs bat- even if we were down so clude Fresno State, ted in. they really helped me a lot Nebraska and Arizona. They will both be today.” For more information honored at a ceremony Wesley’s starting debut on CSUF softball and on March 13th. is sure to give her momen- all Titan Athletics, go to - JOSEPH ANDERSON tum going forward. FullertonTitans.com.