Gastronome Gets an “A” Grade

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2014

Volume 95, Issue 1 Gastronome gets an “A” grade

Grade up from “D”, CORRECTIONS Shop24 gets first inspection ever Corrections for the most recent inspection ANDY LUNDIN ERIC GANDARILLA Handwashing sinks were Daily Titan observed at proper temperatures. In December, the Daily Proper hot holding Titan reported on the grades methods were observed. of food outlets on campus. Since then, many food out- Documented Time as a lets on campus have been Public Health Control reinspected––or inspected procedures were ob- for the first time ever. served at the waffle bar The Gastronome, as well and omelet bar locations. as every other location that received health inspections Proper cooling methods WILLIAM CAMARGO / For the Daily Titan during the months of were observed. Ron Thomas, father of Kelly Thomas, at his son’s memorial site in Fullerton. Family, friends and supporters of Kelly Thomas visited the December and January, all vigil in downtown Fullerton. On Jan. 13, two former Fullerton police officers were found not guilty in the death of Kelly Thomas. earned an “A” grade. Sanitizing solution was The Gastronome observed at proper con- centrations. The buffet-style restau- Warewashing machine rant showed significant was observed to be oper- improvement since its last Not guilty verdict stirs city ating properly. inspection in July. After their Dec. 20 inspection, Signage observed their grade changed from Two former Fullerton instructing customers to a nearly failing “D,” to officers acquitted in death take a new plate observed an “A,” according to the at salad bar. of Kelly Thomas Environmental Health and Safety inspection reports. Fan units in walk in cool- NEREIDA MORENO In the most recent in- ers were observed to be Daily Titan spection, the Gastronome free of accumulated dirt. was docked just five points, a stark contrast to the Dumpsters were observed Fourteen people were arrested in 28 points the restaurant to have appropriate lids. connection with a protest demanding lost during the July 2013 justice for transient Kelly Thomas inspection. and victims of police brutality at In the July inspection, the previously held a “D” grade, the Fullerton Police Department on Gastronome lost most of its none of the violations it re- Saturday. points for several reasons ceived were considered ma- Hundreds of demonstrators gathered regarding improper food jor. It was an accumulation outside the department in response to ETHAN HAWKES / Daily Titan holding temperatures. of multiple minor violations the acquittal of two former police offi- A protester holds a sign marching down West Commonwealth Avenue Saturday, heading During the most recent in- that resulted in the the poor cers accused of beating Thomas to death towards the Fullerton Transportation Center, where Kelly Thomas was beaten in July 2011. spection of the Gastronome, grade. in 2011. the only holding tem- Apart from the im- Protesters marched down East additional suspects, which will probably son. It’s just not fair,” she said. “I guess it’s perature issue came as a proper holding tempera- Commonwealth Avenue toward the lead to more arrests in the future, the legal to go out and kill now.” result of diced tomatoes ture violation, every other Fullerton Transportation Center, where department said in a statement. John Barnett, Ramos’ attorney, being held at an improper violation the Gastronome the deadly beating occurred. maintained his client’s innocence and temperature. was deducted points for The protest took a violent turn when Officers Aquitted said he was pleased with the outcome The improper “coldduring the most recent in- a Tustin woman allegedly struck a of the trial. hold” for the tomatoes was spection came as a result KCBS videographer in the face. As a An Orange County jury found for- “These peace officers were doing their considered a minor viola- of violations the restau- result, the police declared the event an mer Fullerton police officers Manuel job. They were operating as they were tion and only warranted rant did not have during unlawful assembly. Ramos and Jay Cicinelli not guilty on trained ... they committed no crime,” a single point deduction the inspection that took The woman who struck the reporter charges of beating Kelly Thomas to Barnett said. because it was held at place in July. was arrested for assault, according to death last week. The defense argued Thomas died from 43 degrees Fahrenheit, According to CSUF the Fullerton Police Department. The six-week trial ended with a jury an enlarged heart that resulted from two degrees higher than Housing Services and There were a total of 14 arrests—two finding Ramos, 39, and Cicinelli, 41, not years of methamphetamine abuse. The the temperature they Residence Life received a people for vandalism, one for robbery, guilty on all charges, including involun- prosecution said Thomas died from a were supposed to be held few inquiries from those one for assault and 10 for refusing to tary manslaughter. lack of oxygen to the brain resulting at, according Cal State who were concerned re- follow an order to disperse, according to The 12 jurors also found Ramos not from various facial and bodily injuries Fullerton Environmental garding the mandatory Fullerton police. guilty of second-degree murder and from the violent encounter. Health and Safety. Had it meal plan before the Fullerton police Sgt. Jeff Stuart said Cicinelli not guilty of using excessive Orange County District Attorney been held above 50 degrees Gastronome earned its high Sunday that a 14th protester was ar- force. Tony Rackauckas said he does not plan Fahrenheit, it would have reinspection rating, but rested Saturday afternoon after stealing Cathy Thomas, Kelly Thomas’ mother, to pursue charges against Joseph Wolfe, been considered a poten- have received none since from a nearby supermarket. said she was horrified when the verdict a third officer accused in the case. tially hazardous food and a acquiring the “A” grade. The department is reviewing video was read. major violation. footage of the incident and has identified “They got away with murdering my SEE VERDICT, 2 Although the Gastronome SEE FOOD, 2 Alumnus takes on life for a second time at parade from his wife, Kathleen Hostert, occurred in the couple’s car in the Craig Hostert was a and son, Justin Hostert. Both of UCLA parking structure. rider on the Donate Life them are CSUF alumni as well. “I looked at Craig and said, Rose Parade float At the age of 28, Hostert was ‘I’m going to give you a kidney,’” diagnosed with nephropathy, a she said. KRISTEN CERVANTES cureless autoimmune disorder She said her husband replied, Daily Titan of the kidneys, and he spent two “No you’re not … that’s just years on dialysis. His doctor told crazy.” him that he would suffer from Kathleen was pregnant at the A parade float covered in kidney failure within 10 years. time with a daughter, Nicole, and thousands of brightly colored The couple constantly wondered had to wait about a year after roses leisurely moved its way when that day would come. giving birth to start the process down Colorado Boulevard in About 14 years later, Hostert’s of donating her kidney. Pasadena while enthusiastic kidney failed and he was in need She was persistent and did spectators celebrating the first of a kidney transplant. most of the testing required for day of the year waited to see its At first, Hostert’s brother was a a kidney transplant behind her spectacular design. promising kidney match, but af- husband’s back. Craig Hostert, a Cal State ter several tests were performed, She said she was unsure if she Fullerton alumnus, was a rider on MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan he was unable to donate. Hostert was a match and didn’t want to the float. Craig Hostert (center) stands with his two kidney donors, his son and wife. and his wife then went to a doc- get his hopes up. He looked out to the crowd of tor at UCLA, who explained that Although Kathleen ended parade-goers, smiled and waved and tissue transplant recipients Each of the riders on the float Kathleen could donate her kidney up being at the lowest scale of at them. on the Donate Life float during share the bond of experiencing to Hostert. matching, she was able to donate Hostert is happy and grateful to the 125th Rose Parade. Donate the sorrows and joys of getting a Without hesitation, she decided her kidney in 1998. be alive. Life is a nonprofit alliance of na- transplant. she wanted to help save her hus- The transplanted kidney lasted It’s sort of like a second chance tional organizations dedicated to However, Hostert’s transplant band’s life. for 14 years and one month. at life, he said. educating the public about organ, journey is unique. He received not The discussion of Kathleen do- Hostert was one of 30 organ eye and tissue donation. one, but two kidneys; they came nating her kidney to her husband SEE ROSE PARADE, 6

Andrew de Stackleberg, Titan Ice Hockey con- a music performance tinued its undefeated major, has turned to the streak with a 5-4 over- internet to fund grad time victory against NEWS 3 school applications SPORTS 7 the USC Trojans

FOOD inspection for Shop24 was Continued from PAGE 1 one of Environmental DTBRIEFS Health and Safety’s tasks to Vending Machines do. The coffee machine The vending machines located next to the Iran scales on campus, some of which Humanities Building also had either never been in- received its first inspec- back nuclear spected or were receiving tion and earned a perfect their first inspection in over score. a year, all received an “A” One violation observed in program grade during inspections both the vending machine in December, according to on the first floor of Steven A temporary nu- inspection reports. G. Mihaylo Hall and the cof- clear deal between According to CSUF fee machine in the Visual Iran and six world Environmental Health Arts Building was not post- powers went into ef- and Safety, unannounced ing a sign that identified fect Monday, accord- inspections, which are the machine owner’s name, ing to CNN. scheduled at four month address and phone number The deal, made intervals, may be delayed in a prominent location. in November be- for reasons including staff ETHAN HAWKES / Daily Titan tween Iran and the availability, campus sched- Other Facilities P5+1 nations—the ule and food establishment Jan Meslin, a member of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Fullerton, encourages drivers United States, United closures. The Kinesiology and passing by the Fullerton police station on Jan. 18 to honk in support of Kelly Thomas. Kingdom, Russia, Shop24, the large Health Science Building China, France and vending machine located concession stand, which VERDICT via Facebook with advo- States Department of Justice Germany—calls for between the Humanities had no previous health in- Continued from PAGE 1 cacy group A California to step in now that the trial Iran to reduce ura- Building and the Education spection reports, earned an Campaign to STOP Police is over. nium enrichment Classroom Building, was “A” grade Thursday. “I have no reason to Brutality to organize the He said he has had several levels and dilute its inspected for the first However, it was docked believe that it was not a fair Saturday protest. meetings over the last two stockpiles. time since construction. five points during the jury. Frankly, it doesn’t make “Today is just an aware- and a half years with the In return, Iran It received an “A,” but was inspection for not having sense to me to continue to ness gathering,” he said. U.S. Attorney General, Eric will receive lighter docked two points for not hand washing facilities pursue (Wolfe), whose con- “We’re gonna raise some Holder, who has assured him economic sanctions maintaining a record of on site while also serving duct was certainly not as rep- hell when all the evidence that Justice Department has for six months, which cleaning and sanitization non-prepackaged foods. rehensible as Manuel Ramos’ comes out to show how been watching the proceed- is projected to result by the operator of the ma- Baja Fresh located in conduct,” Rackauckas said. unjust it is.” ings from a distance. in about $7 billion in chine for at least the past 30 the Titan Student Union, Susan Cameron, a The Federal Bureau of relief. days. which earned a “B” during Kelly’s Army Fullerton resident and Investigation announced in This deal is part The Daily Titan previ- a September inspection, is member of Kelly’s Army, said a statement last week that of a six-month ously reported that the due for its next inspection. Ron Thomas, Kellyshe was not surprised by the they will re-examine the agreement that will Thomas’ father, said he had outcome of the trial. Thomas case. allow for more time a bad feeling about the out- “I’d like to see what the FBI spokeswoman Laura to negotiate a more come of the trial. feds can do with it and take Eimiller said an investigation permanent solution. “When we got that ver- a deep look at this and see was opened in 2011 to see if Building trust dict, it was as though Kelly if we can go from there but Thomas’ civil rights were vio- VILSASHA JAIKRISHIN was just murdered by the I don’t know what’s gonna lated during the altercation. jury,” he said. happen,” Cameron said. “I’m “With the conclusion of in businesses Thomas was present at the just really sad and upset.” the state court trial, inves- protest outside the Fullerton tigators will examine the Fight leaves by Stephen M.R. Covey to Police Department Saturday. Federal Intervention evidence and testimony to Workshop stresses explain his philosophy. He thanked the crowd of 200 determine if further inves- woman communication, The first habit is to “talk for their continuous support Ron Thomas said he is tigation is warranted at the accountability straight,” which helps and asked them to join him counting on the United federal level,” Eimiller said. brain dead create an environment at the Fullerton city council that is respectable and meeting Tuesday under the An unidentified MATTHEW MEDINA transparent. name “Kelly’s Army.” woman has been ar- Daily Titan Lori Muse, an associate Kelly’s Army, a local Multimedia: rested in connection to professor in the business group of supporters that For a video and slideshow for this a beating in Santa Ana management department, formed as a response to the story, visit DailyTitan.com that left a 23-year-old Ed Hart, the director said she talks about trans- 2011 beating, collaborated woman brain dead, ac- of the Cal State Fullerton parency a lot in her classes. cording to the Orange Center for Family Business, “The point I usually make County Register. told business owners and on transparency is, for big- Kim Pham is cur- other workshop attendees ger issues for companies, is rently brain dead and Wednesday that proper that the rumor mill at the on life support after communication and being organization is likely to fill being attacked outside willing to trust others are in the gap (if management of The Crosby, a restau- crucial elements to a suc- does not adequately inform rant and bar in down- cessful business. employees),” she said. town Santa Ana, early The workshop, titled Muse said complete Saturday morning. “Building Relationships of transparency is not always Santa Ana police offi- Trust in a Family Business,” possible, but with “major cers arrested a woman took place in the O’Brien situations,” a forthright ap- on suspicion of assault Center within Steven G. proach is generally the best with a deadly weapon Mihaylo Hall. Attendees, choice. causing great bodily many of whom are involved Another behavior listed damage. in family businesses them- in The Speed of Trust is prac- Officers are also selves, were encouraged to ticing accountability and searching for four share their thoughts and properly handling credit others who may be in- experiences regarding trust and blame. As a baseball volved in the incident. and communication. fan and former general The attack began Hart cited an experience manager for a minor league with a heated argument with a “trust fall” exercise baseball team, Hart said between Pham and the as something that reshaped one experience from watch- five others. The iden- his behavior. He was ran- ing the sport stuck out to tities of the others in- domly assigned to join a him as a strong example of volved are not known. group with an 81-year-old accountability. CECILY MEZA woman, a woman who was In 2005, the Angels were eight months pregnant and in the second game of their others who lacked size and playoff series against the athleticism. Chicago White Sox. With CSU sees new “I’m 6-foot-3, 300-plus the score tied in the bottom pounds. There’s no way of the ninth inning, an record for these people are going to be errant call by the umpires able to catch me,” he said. averted a strikeout that applicants “And, of course, I had to go would have sent the game first.” to extra innings. The White California State Hart said he took a few Sox scored a run to win in University’s 23 cam- minutes in position to fall regulation, then went on puses reported a record before going through with to defeat the Angels in five number of applications it, having made the assump- games. for the fall 2014 semes- tion that his group would “In a press conference, ter, according to CSU not be able to catch him. you’ve all heard athletes statistics. “I don’t know what clicked after a game talk about ‘the However, state offi- in me, but eventually I just officials blew the call, I can’t cials said many fresh- leaned back and I fell, and believe that they hosed us man applicants are before I even hit their arms, like that, we lost the game not adequately pre- I was in tears,” he said. “The because of this bad call,’” pared for college-level lesson, for me, was how Hart said. coursework. quickly I rush to judgment, Hart said he did not hear Nearly 284,000 stu- how quickly I make deci- any complaints about offici- dents applied to CSU sions of trust or lack of trust ating from Angels manager campuses, a 2 percent in an instance.” Mike Scioscia or his players. jump from last year, Trevor Spencer, a 24-year- Instead, they focused on and the most applica- old marketing major and an their own mistakes when tions the system has assistant with the Center talking to reporters. ever received. for Family Business, said “To me, that’s one of the The most popular proper trust and com- greatest examples of ac- campus remains Cal munication is important countability,” Hart said. State Long Beach, for any healthy business The workshop’s emphasis with 56,281 freshman relationship. on trust contrasts with applicants and 25,910 “I think making sure an upcoming seminar on transfer applicants. that you do what you say “patent trolling” and intel- Cal State Fullerton you’re going to do … keeping lectual property protection is the fourth most pop- commitments and holding presented by the Center ular campus for pro- yourself accountable is for Entrepreneurship and spective applicants. really important,” he said. the Center for Family Hart used 13 “behaviors Business. It is scheduled for CECILY MEZA of a high trust leader” Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the listed in The Speed of Trust O’Brien Center.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/NEWS JANUARY 21, 2014 PAGE 3 TUESDAY NEWS THE DAILY TITAN Music student crowdfunds grad school promoting himself on the internet repertoire and they’re the person Friends, family and is both nerve-racking and he you spend the most time with,” de strangers have donated needed for people to really believe Stackleberg said. more than $1,200 and trust him. He describes Frederick Tinsley, “I was like, ‘Oh, this isn’t going his private teacher, as a mentor to work,’ but I started the page,” and said he aspires to be just MAGDALENA GUILLEN he said. like him. Tinsley, a CSUF pro- Daily Titan Snippets of musical perfor- fessor, has held a section bass mances grace his GoFundMe position with the Los Angeles profile along with specifics and Philharmonic since 1974. Paying for higher education a wish list of what he needs the His roommate Chris Hon, 21, is not easy, especially when you money for. Prices for application describes de Stackleberg’s deter- work three jobs, take a full course and flights to the specific schools mination and passion for music load and adhere to a vigorous he is applying to are listed on his as sometimes “overwhelming.” practice schedule. At the age of profile. “Andrew is a monster. He can 22, Andrew de Stackleberg, mu- De Stackleberg said on his play just about any piece of sheet sic performance in double bass GoFundMe page he needs to music you throw at him. It’s major, turned to the internet for purchase seats both for himself like watching a paper shredder help. and his bass. He has allocated at work, except instead of thin He created a profile on $3,000 for plane tickets to slices of bank statement and a ca- GoFundMe, a crowdfunding universities including Juilliard cophony of beeping and electric website to help fund his dream to School, The Manhattan School of groans he cranks out beautiful, attend a double bass performance Music, College Conservatory of flawless music,” Hon said. “He graduate program. Music - University plays with a rich, consistent tone, People seeking of Cincinnati, precise intonation, and strong, donations to charity “I was just really UCLA and the lyrical sense of phrasing.” or personal cam- New England Another person who has en- paigns make their surprised that Conservatory. couraged de Stackleberg is Nicole case, and for him so many people He has been se- Baker, Ph.D., a music history pro- every Monday, the lected to audition fessor at CSUF who has hired him donation funds are cared enough to to every school he for gigs. deposited into his applied to. “As a musician, Andrew is top bank account. give me a little “I was sitting at notch. He’s an excellent player, “I really wanted The Habit, and I and very professional,” Baker to go to grad school, bit here and opened my email, said. I’m graduating there.” cause I’ve been Baker is also familiar with this semester and I waiting to hear crowdfunding and other online didn’t want to take a back from them fundraising campaigns. break between bach- (Juilliard) so I kept “I’ve used a similar kind of on- ANDREW DE STACKLEBERG elor’s and master’s checking my email line campaign to fund a friend’s Music Performance Major because one thing whenever I had battle with lymphoma. It’s a great that’s really import- a minute, I read way to raise money,” she said. ant to me is continuing my educa- (the acceptance audition email) MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan De Stackleberg was surprised tion and continuing to improve on and I stopped and I screamed,” he Andrew de Stackleberg demonstrates his talent on the upright double bass. with the amount of support my instrument and improve my said. De Stackleberg is looking to the internet to fund his way to graduate school. he has received through his musicality,” de Stackleberg said. De Stackleberg has raised a lit- campaign. De Stackleberg said he realized tle over $1,200 so far. He estimated three jobs in order to live near Cal have great professors and a pri- “More people are rooting for he was broke and didn’t know his costs, including a personal State Fullerton and pay for his vate teacher that have supported me than I ever really thought,” how he would be even able to pay accompanist, to be about $5,000 personal expenses. him from the beginning. he said. “I was just really sur- his applications or his flights for total. Friends have contributed to In addition to working at a mu- “For performance majors, the prised that so many people cared entrance auditions. his goal, but so have people he has sic shop specializing in selling and first thing that sticks out in our enough to give me a little bit here “Somebody just told me in pass- never met. One anonymous donor repairing basses, he teaches music mind is our private teacher. It’s and there,” he said. ing, ‘Oh you should make a fund- chipped in $500. lessons on the side and is currently a one-on-one relationship with To help de Stackleberg raising page, go to this website,’” De Stackleberg is financially in- the orchestra manager and the your teacher ... they’re the person fund his graduate school he said. dependent from his parents, who orchestra librarian at CSUF. who charts your progress, pushes dream, visit: GoFundMe.com/ De Stackleberg said he realized live in Irvine. He currently holds He said he is very fortunate to you to do better, gives you your SendAndrewToGradSchool

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KALEY WILLIAMS

Daily Titan

Courtesy of Chris Bentley Kelly Thomas verdict allows cops Science of the Impossible to get away with murder Kelly Thomas was murdered. Two men in blue who vowed to pro- Why Birds Fly in a ‘V’ tect and serve held him tightly to the each bird’s speed, position, ground and hit him so hard that he heading and wing flap. The was left with numerous broken bones GUSTAVO lead researcher, Steven and was unable to breathe. VARGAS Portugal, Ph.D, said the Thomas was murdered by two birds are “seemingly very former Fullerton police officers, Jay Daily Titan aware of where the other Cicinelli and Manuel Ramos, but birds are in the flock and because of their profession they were they put themselves in the found not guilty of the crime they Birds fly in pattern to best possible position.” committed. They lost their jobs, but reduce the amount of To me, this is a fascinat- that was a slap on the wrist in the ing display of ingenuity grand scheme of things. Other officers wind resistance Illustration by MIKE TRUJILLO / Daily Titan from nature. It’s interesting who had a hand in Thomas’ death to see how these creatures were not put on trial at all. Loyalties to Fullerton Police took precedence over justice for Kelly Thomas. I want to first start off by figure out a way to more One of the main reasons behind the saying two things: welcome effectively get something “not guilty” decision was the concept continues to grow. ensure the officers are held responsible back to Cal State Fullerton, done. What sometimes that police officers should be able to Early on in the trial, the defense for their actions. for those of you who were goes a bit further than that use force if they feel they’re in danger. attorneys tried to blame Thomas’ death Without justice, police brutality will here this past fall semester, is how we sometimes en- But looking at the video, the men in on his enlarged heart and even past continue and officers of the law who and welcome for those who gineer something inspired blue were not in any real danger. Yet drug use, but later in the trial it was have been abusing their power will con- are here for the first time. by mechanics that nature Thomas was shoved to the ground, made clear that the enlarged heart did tinue to walk away with little to no re- I myself am looking has already designed. The punched, tased and repeatedly hit in not contribute to his death. Thomas percussions for their actions. The public forward to this long and actual physics behind their the face with the butt of said Taser. died because he was not getting enough needs a police force they can trust, and dreaded semester. With “V” formation advantage This doesn’t seem like an appropriate oxygen to his brain due to mechanical with an unlimited amount of power, our that being said, I am happy are actually pretty cool. response to the “danger” they were in. chest compression. He suffered cranial men in blue will be feared far more than to resume my column for The lead bird (or bird at Should the public now fear police and facial injuries, which also lessened they will be trusted. the Daily Titan. I hope I the vertex) doesn’t gain any officers because there is no limit to the oxygen traveling to the brain. Thomas was more than just a home- can continue to bring you advantage the other birds the amount of force they can use? It Thomas did not have any illegal drugs less man murdered in the streets, and interesting stories about do, but that is why the lead is clear in the video of the altercation or alcohol in his system at the time of his story needs to be remembered, but science, and for those who bird changes from time to between Thomas and six officers, an his death. Thomas died from the brutal not like this. This is a case of police care, give you time. The birds excessive amount of force was used. beating given to him by Cicinelli and brutality that cannot be allowed to slip some of my It’s interesting benefit from Thomas can be heard screaming in Ramos and for no other reason. There is through the cracks. thoughts on upward-mov- pain and begging for the officers to no logical scapegoat and no other plau- Acquitting Cicinelli and Ramos does the subject as to see how these ing air that stop. He also repeatedly apologizes, sible explanation. not set a good precedent. Officers of the well. creatures figure the bird at calls out for his father’s help and tells For this reason, Cicinelli and Ramos law have been given free reign to employ Most of us the front gen- the officers he can’t breathe. should be behind bars, paying for the the same kind of excessive force that have noticed, out a way to erates. This The officers’ use of excessive force death of the homeless man they mur- was used on Thomas. They have been either during a more effectively upward air is is also apparent in the video as the dered. There needs to be a federal inves- given the opportunity to get away with trip outside or also known as pool of blood under Thomas’ body tigation into the case of Kelly Thomas to murder. while watch- get something “upwash,” and ing a movie, done. it is created as that birds a bird is flying will occasionally fly in the forward. Regardless of shape of a “V.” If anyone whether the bird is flapping Pass-fail rating not enough has ever wondered as to its wings or just gliding, why they prefer to fly that it will push air downward customers do not automatically County should as well. way, a study was published beneath its wings. know what the grade is simply by According to County of Los last week in the scientific What a bird doesn’t JULIA visiting a restaurant. They are un- Angeles Public Health, “ … placards journal Nature. The study want is air that will push it GUTIERREZ aware of the violations restaurants are provided by Environmental hoped to find out why so downward. The “upwash” may have had unless they check Health and must be posted in an many birds fly in a “V” is best utilized at the bird’s Daily Titan online. area clearly visible to patrons/ formation. wingtip. Portugal said “this Eating at a restaurant with a public, as determined by the It turns out birds use can give a bit of a free ride pass sign in the window does not inspector.” that shape to their advan- for the bird that’s follow- necessarily mean one should not Johnson said, in his article, tage for conserving energy. ing.” This helps prove why Orange County restaurants be concerned about their choice of Orange County almost established The researchers also found birds choose to fly in this without visible ratings pose restaurant. The simple pass sign a system similar to letter grades the birds synchronize their manner. The same princi- possible health hazards may be deceiving and even slightly in 2008. Restaurants would display wing beats. The study from ples that allow us to create dishonest. People are unaware of color coded placards to inform Nature was possible due planes that fly in the air are the whole truth about the restau- customers of the scores after to a conservation project put to great use here by the Before recent inspections, some rant they chose to spend their inspections. by the Waldarappteam kings of flight themselves. of the eateries on the Cal State money on. Green cards for the highest in Austria, in which they In regard to timed Fullerton campus had shock- Based on student reactions to the scores, yellow for two major health hoped to bring the ibises winged beats, Portugal said ingly low inspection scores. The Gastronome’s former “D” rating, violations and the need for rein- back to Europe after hunt- the birds “timed their wing Gastronome (before reinspection) a rating as low as a “D” may make spection and red for major viola- ing had decimated their beats perfectly to match was given a “D” twice in a row, the some wary of eating at a place that tions and closure of the restaurant. population and altered the good air off the bird in Garden Cafe was given a “C” and barely passed an inspection. Merely The plan was rejected by the Orange their migration patterns. front.” the Starbucks in Steven G. Mihaylo passing may not be enough to ease County Board of Supervisors, The birds used in this This type of natural phe- Hall was given a “C.” fears of food poisoning. who believed it was too costly for study were Northern Bald nomenon is something we As disturbing as the grades were, Brad A. Johnson of the Orange restaurant owners, according to Ibises that were trained should start taking a closer part of what made this information County Register recently wrote the Orange County Register. to migrate a certain path. look at, so that we may find so unsettling was how many people about a negative experience in a However, the color coded system They were fitted with tiny inspiration for innovation on campus were unaware of the low Newport Beach restaurant that would have only increased owners’ sensors that could monitor ourselves. scores. passed health inspections. fees to the health department by $7 Orange County does not require He said he became extremely ill annually for certain restaurants. restaurants to post a letter grade after eating in the restaurant and, The health of the public should be somewhere visible to customers. after looking up its actual score, more important than avoiding such This also applies to Cal State found out it passed but with a lower a small cost. Fullerton food establishments. score. Although this may not have been According to OcFoodInfo.com all “If this restaurant had opened ideal to the Board of Supervisors, a records of the health inspections of in Los Angeles instead of Newport similar plan that allows a consumer restaurants and eateries in Orange Beach, it would have to display a let- to immediately know what kind of County are published online. ter grade of “C”, or possibly “B”, in the rating the restaurant they are visit- Restaurants are given a “pass,” front window – and I never would ing scored would be ideal. a “reinspection due - pass” or a have dined there,” Johnson wrote. Customers have every right to see “closed” sign to place within the es- Los Angeles, Riverside and San the quality of a restaurant with lit- tablishment. But is this enough? Diego counties, which surround tle to no effort and without needing Although Orange County restau- Orange County, all require letter to go out of their way to research it rants have “pass” signs visible, grades to be posted on site. Orange online.

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FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT:@dtnewsdesk DAILYTITAN.COM/OPINION @dtopinion @dtfeatures @dtdetour @dtsportsdesk JANUARY 21, 2014 PAGE 5 TUESDAY DETOUR THE DAILY TITAN MOVIE REVIEW Lone Survivor War-based film sheds light on courageous real-life heroes unruly suspense as he shows Dietz in a ZACK JOHNSTON state of shock from severe bullet wounds. Daily Titan Axelson’s devotion and fury is captured perfectly by Foster’s performance as his In June 2005, United States Navy SEALs character fights with his brothers. Kitsch and Marines began Operation Red Wings, induces awe as he conveys Murphy’s dedi- a mission to observe Taliban activity and cation and leadership in battle. to capture or kill Taliban leader Ahmad The choices made by the film’s director Shah. Marcus Luttrell and his team of and screenwriter, Peter Berg, evoke tones SEALs were dispatched on the slopes of that effectively tell the story. Each shot Sawtalo Sar, a mountain near the village of the film delivers a necessary piece of of Salar Ban, where Taliban activity took the story and deepens the viewer’s under- place. standing. Moments of light humor balance The events that carried out over the mis- out the drama, action and heightening sion were some of the most tragic accounts suspense. MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan of the war in Afghanistan. Composer Steve The band performed acoustic and original versions of songs from their album, Ocean Avenue. The story salvaged from this Jablonsky and rock band tragedy is one of survival, “The film observes Explosions in the Sky brotherhood and solidarity. the incredible collaborated on the film’s Yellowcard 10th anniversary Lone Survivor is a drama- music, which ably embel- tization of the real events endurance and lishes the many different of Operation Red Wings. emotions present. The film is based on the stamina that those Luttrell’s inspiring story tour rocks The Observatory nonfiction best seller of the in military expresses several war-re- Yellowcard sign in the the weather, Key was able same title, co-written by service must have lated themes, including The alternative background. At 8 p.m., the to hit each note hard and Luttrell. The book delivers moral ambiguity. The al- rock group opening act, What’s Eating strong and lose himself in an eyewitness account of to defend the legiance and the personal announces big Gilbert, took to the stage in the music. the operation. principles of the soldiers their classy black-tie attire. During a song change, Mark Wahlberg stars as United States.” come into question as they plans for 2014 Frontman Chad Gilbert Mackin said a fan had Luttrell. Much of the film’s make difficult decisions ZACK JOHNSTON was sporting his gray suit, tweeted that he planned on intensity is drawn from Wahlberg’s fan- concerning their safety and the safety of Daily Titan bow tie and blue hair. proposing to his girlfriend tastic performance. Luttrell and the other civilians. The acoustic power-pop after the band played their members of SEAL Team 10 come face to The film observes the incredible endur- band features some long- hit single, “Only One,” and face with death as they come under attack ance and stamina that those in military Coming from their first time friends of Yellowcard was able to spot them in the by Taliban forces. service must have to defend the United show of a new tour in Santa who were thrilled to be on crowd. She said yes. Wahlberg brings enthralling passion to States. The film explores themes of hospi- Cruz, Calif., Yellowcard re- tour with them. The band The band continued his character as the men fight for their lives tality and fellowship as interactions be- turned to Orange County to warmed the crowd up with through the album, char- and are forced to make quick decisions. tween the SEALs and the villagers occur. play a sold-out show at The its catchy style of ‘60s bub- acterized by Key’s senti- Wahlberg captures an authentic sense of Lone Survivor is a glorious salute to the Observatory in Santa Ana. blegum pop and their up- mental lyrics and Mackin’s fear and distress as Luttrell’s chance of brave men and women of the military. The The tour is a celebration beat cover of Roy Orbison’s reverb-soaked violin survival dwindles. Luttrell’s moving story film honors the fallen soldiers of Operation of the 10th anniversary “Pretty Woman.” solos. is beautifully captured in Wahlberg’s nat- Red Wings and their great sacrifice for of their hit album, Ocean After What’s Eating After a short break and ural and realistic performance. their country. Avenue. The platinum al- Gilbert’s set, fans eagerly set change, Yellowcard The other members of SEAL Team 10 are The amount of commitment and bum, which was released in waited for the headliner. As stormed back on stage, this Danny Dietz (Emile Hirsch), Matt Axelson willpower these brave souls had is un- 2003, blew fans away with fog engulfed the stage and time wielding their electric (Ben Foster) and Michael Murphy (Taylor fathomable and will forever deserve our its unique brand of alter- the house lights dimmed, instruments. The energy Kitsch). As they fight alongside each other, admiration. The courage and strength of native rock. It is the band’s Yellowcard appeared to in the room immediately the squadron displays a strong sense of SEAL Team 10 will live on and will always most successful album to thunderous applause. shot up as they performed brotherhood and unity. be remembered through Luttrell’s amaz- date. The band spent the first the second half with “Paper Each member of this strong ensemble ing story. To honor the album’s half of their performance Walls.” creates a unique character and establishes decennial, Yellowcard re- playing Ocean Avenue Key was anxious to let strong ties with one another. Every actor leased an acoustic version Acoustic in its entirety, out his rock ‘n’ roll energy gave a standout performance as the char- of Ocean Avenue in August. opening with the single, as he showed off his distin- acters face fatal danger. Hirsch creates The Ocean Avenue Acoustic “Way Away.” The band guished tenor voice. With tour began Jan. 16. started strong and kept spit flying and the bass Upon arriving to a the momentum going with thumping, each member of Yellowcard concert, one their endless enthusiasm. Yellowcard gave each mo- might notice how many An unusual, yet impres- ment of the show their full different demographicssive, aspect of Yellowcard’s energy with true joy and Yellowcard’s music appeals act is Sean Mackin rocking passion. to. Throughout the venue, out on his violin. Mackin The band thanked the an attendee will find a kept the audience engaged audience, showing their wide spectrum of punk and pleased as he deliv- genuine gratitude for their rock misfits, preppy alter- ered a striking solo. He support, and then closed native skaters and bearded paused between songs for the show with “Lights and metalheads. a moment to examine the Sounds.” One lucky fan Guys hang out, girls take crowd, commenting, “If you went home with a drum- selfies and young couples see me smiling like an idiot stick thrown into the crowd embrace. The concert also up here, it’s your fault.” by drummer Longineu has a wide age range of Lead singer and guitar Parsons. fans, from preteen partiers player, Ryan Key, gave a solo During the show, Key to middle-aged diehards. performance of “Empty made promises of a new As pre-show music en- Apartment.” The softalbum to be recorded tertained the crowd, the rendition of the rock song soon, as well as other big stage remained dimly lit enchanted the audience as news set to happen within with instruments waiting they sang along with every the year that he could not to be played and a large word. Despite feeling under fully reveal.

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Corona

Anaheim

Disneyland Resort

Yost Theatre

Santa Ana Orange County Great Park Santiago Peak

Irvine

Illustration by MIKE TRUJILLO / Daily Titan The Disneyland Resort, Yost Theater, Orange County Great Park and Santiago Peak are fun and interesting places to visit in Orange County. Orange County day trips For the kid in all of us The environmentally safe balloon Various areas in the county YVETTE QUINTERO / ascends at 400 feet, holding 25-30 For the Daily Titan offer stress relief and We still relish in amusement people. This ride makes a great trip for The Lincoln Memorial is a larger than life historic figure in D.C. entertainment for students park rides and soft pretzels. With a large group of friends or family for Disneyland located basically in our just $10. with ‘f’ and sounded silly. backyard, it is the perfect place With artwork inspired by vintage The East Coast I basked in the sunlight MAGDALENA GUILLEN to enjoy as an all-day trip or a orange crates, the park’s carousel trip was a glimpse as it shone directly on my Daily Titan quick stroll through Main Street; is another attraction available for into the future face when I surfaced. My especially to grab ice cream at the groups both small and large. nose, numb and pink from Orange County is the perfect Gibson Girl Parlor. Also at the park, every Sunday, the the cold, felt relief at the mecca combining luxury, nature As an Orange County student OC Great Park Certified Farmer’s YVETTE QUINTERO warmth it hadn’t felt for and fun. From its majestic views and/or resident, buying an annual Market is available with locally grown For the Daily Titan almost a week. of the mountainous terrains to the pass is a great investment. Monthly produce from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. I walked quickly to magical sight of the Sleeping Beauty payment plans cater to the broke Food trucks, live entertainment and keep warm, but also to Castle, there are popular destina- college student, and they eventually handcrafted artisan products cater to The Metro swooshed by keep up with the pace of tions in Southern California that pay themselves off in a couple of vis- everyone’s unique tastes. Parking and and blew cold air into my the city and its people. cater to everyone. its to the park. admission is free and the park is pet eyes as it slowed to halt in Much like New York City, Students in need of a break from Also available are “park hop- friendly. its tracks. people there walked with studying, writing or taking tests can per” ticket specials for Southern Things to take: I was standing alone purpose. venture to these fun and interesting California residents, ranging from Reusable bags, cash, comfortable behind a yellow line with A giant marble temple places. one-day to three-day options. shoes and sunscreen. flashing spotlights, my could be seen at the end of Music and nature snobs alike will A free alternative is the Bring friends and family to enjoy hands stuffed deep into a row of trees. enjoy all of what Orange County has Downtown Disney District, with the adventure too. my warm pockets. I was A couple of jaywalking to offer. great venues to visit such as the bracing my limbs tightly stints later (jaywalking is rockin’ House of Blues, ESPN Sports For the music snob to keep my body heat from completely acceptable in For the avid nature junkie Arena, Ralph Brennan’s Jazz Kitchen escaping. D.C.), I arrived at the steps - Flambeaux’s Jazz Club and AMC Music lovers will appreciate The As I hugged myself for of the Lincoln Memorial. Orange County provides a perfect Theater. Yost Theater in Santa Ana, the oldest warmth, I concentrated on Everywhere I turned backdrop to some of the area’s most Various boutiques and the theater in Orange County. looking like I knew where I there was something to spectacular views from its hiking WonderGround Gallery fulfill your This historic landmark is still was going and what I was see. I was standing on a trails. shopping needs with cool artwork dubbed as an “indie” venue, offering doing. historic stage–the steps For the devoted hiker, Orange and one-of-a-kind pieces. concerts, mixed martial arts fights, The sudden rush of County’s grand prize is Santiago The Disneyland Resort is a staple gourmet dining and recording freezing air blew my Standing there, Peak, the highest point in the county, of Orange County for the kid in all of studios. concentration. looking at the along the Santa Ana Mountains. The us. Built during the boom of vaudeville It was my mission on my 16-mile long (round trip) trail is a Things to take: in the early 1900s, the Yost is over a trip to Washington, D.C. statue of success moderate to strenuous hike, follow- Comfortable shoes and clothes hundred years old, attracting bands to introduce myself to our ing the Holy Jim Trail. you wouldn’t mind getting wet, and artists both big and small, along nation’s capital. and progress, I The scenic route will take up water bottle, camera, snacks and with eclectic crowds. I didn’t have the tourist’s shook the hand most of the day, so plan accordingly. lunch (if you decide to not dine in This local favorite donates a small agenda–rush to every Making a pit stop at Holy Jim Falls is the park). Can’t forget Mickey ears. percentage of profits to help subsi- point of interest to cram in of a city filled worth the extra half-mile, especially dize cultural and entrepreneurial as much as possible during with memories on a scorching day. For the Adventure Seeker education based programs for teens in one visit. Things to take: Santa Ana. No, my plan was to strip of yesterday and Comfortable clothes and shoes, The Orange County Great Park Things to take: D.C. to the basics. a hope for the water bottle and a light snack. Balloon ride is the most notable A camera (but don’t live through its I wanted to survey the In warmer temperatures, make and iconic attraction in the park, lens) and a friend. layout of the city, figure future. sure to wear sunscreen. sending riders soaring over Southern Be a tourist in our very own Orange out their public transit A camera to take awesome scenic California Thursday throughCounty! Visit OcGov.com/visitors for system, analyze the people where Dr. Martin Luther photos. Sunday. more places to discover. and determine whether King Jr. spoke to the world the city was a good fit for about his dream. me. Since then, the steps ROSE PARADE were devastated by the things anymore,” Justin said. kidney donors, walked So after riding the have become the main Continued from PAGE 1 news. “Life’s too short for that.” alongside it. They were the Washington Metro once stage for people exercising Justin, sitting in a chair The experiences Kathleen first family to be on the the night before with my their right to assemble. The couple never hid by his father’s hospital bed, went through led her to float. boyfriend, David, and tour At the top of the steps information from their nonchalantly told Hostert work for OneLegacy, a non- “For me, to be able to walk guide, I decided to venture sat a man who changed children about Hostert’s that he would donate his profit organization that as- next to Justin and to look out into the bustling and history, venerated. disease and the transplant kidney. sists donors and recipients over and see Craig riding historic capital on my Abraham Lincoln sat process. “I had no hesitations with transplants. on the float, it was just an own. there, massive in com- As a young child, Justin whatsoever,” Justin said. “I unbelievable experience,” I studied a map of the parison to the 20 tourists spent his Friday nights sit- never even second guess it “For me, to be Kathleen said. Metro system, which has trying to snag a picture. ting with his father during today. It was probably one She said the crowd was six different lines distin- I looked up at the larger dialysis treatments. of the easiest decisions I’ve able to walk next extremely enthusiastic and guished by their different than life statue and turned However, when Hostert ever made in my life.” to Justin and to thankful to the donors and colors. to my left. Past a row of told Justin his mother was Hostert said he can’t recipients on the float. I had to take the red line columns, I carefully read donating her kidney, he was put into words how he felt look over and see Although the family was and then transfer to the an inscription etched on extremely upset. when Justin told him that Craig riding on always close, dealing with blue line to arrive at Foggy the wall: “That this nation After several weeks of he wanted to donate his Hostert’s kidney disease and Bottom, the stop closest to under God shall have a avoiding his parents, Justin kidney. the float, it was transplants made the fami- the Lincoln Memorial. new birth of freedom …” eventually told Hostert After numerous tests, just an unbeliev- ly’s bond stronger. I boarded and made my Standing there, looking he was upset because he Justin found out he was a The active family recently way to my transfer point, at the statue of success wanted to be the one to save match. able experience.” went to a Chicago Bears Metro Center. Once there, I and progress, I shook the his father’s life. On Dec. 11, 2012, Justin football game and plans to got off and looked at where hand of a city filled with Justin was unaware at the donated his kidney to KATHLEEN HOSTERT live life to the fullest. to catch the blue line. memories of yesterday and time that many years later Hostert. Kidney Donor In 2003, Hostert and The station was busy, a hope for the future. he would be able to. The process was easy for Kathleen started the Donate with the typical commut- I sat on the steps, my When the kidney from Justin, who was able to go OneLegacy and a commit- Life walk held at CSUF to ers leaving work to eat back steady on a white Kathleen failed, the disease snowboarding four weeks tee from Donate Life spon- raise money for recipients lunch. pillar, looking on at the progressed rapidly in the later. sored Hostert, Kathleen who are waiting for a I caught the blue line city skyline and an empty transplanted kidney and Besides having a few and Justin to be on the Rose transplant. train and sat down in a reflecting pool on the Hostert’s body started to scars, Justin has been al- Parade float, which featured The couple is preparing corner. horizon. shut down. Hostert’s doctor most completely unaffected a festival of lanterns for for the organization’s an- “Get off the train at The Washington told him that he would by the kidney surgery. its “Light Up the World” nual walk in April. fluffer nutter or something Monument stood tall in need to go back on dialysis However, the experience theme. “We don’t have anything like that,” I thought to my- the distance. and receive another kidney has changed Justin’s outlook Hostert rode on the float specific to look forward self. I couldn’t remember “I can’t wait to be back to transplant. on life. while Kathleen and Justin, to except for everything,” the name, only that the see the cherry blossoms,” I Hostert and Kathleen “I don’t focus on the little along with 10 other living Hostert said. name of my stop began thought to myself.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DAILY_TITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM JANUARY 21, 2014 PAGE 7 TUESDAY SPORTS THE DAILY TITAN Hockey stuns USC in thriller DTBRIEFS Dance team MEN’S | HOCKEY wins 13th national title

The Cal State VS Fullerton dance 5 team competed for the Universal Dance Association national ti- 05 04 tle Saturday at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando. CSUF earned their in regard to the success the 13th national champi- Titans score late team is having. onship in their storied OT winner vs USC “We just keep moving program history. They ... and it all counts in the won the Division I Jazz to keep unbeaten end,” White said. “So we’re category. streak intact just trying to work hard The Titans also com- and stay confident and just peted in the Division I TAMEEM SERAJ & push each other. This team Pom finals for the first ANDY LUNDIN has a good work ethic.” time on Sunday after- Daily Titan The Titans struggled noon, finishing second during the early phase of in the event. The Cal State Fullerton the game. The Titans’ latest ice hockey team kept their The team gave up a victory marks their fifth unbeaten streak alive with goal to Daniel Vaynter 14 consecutive champi- a 5-4 overtime thriller seconds into the game on onship. This also gives against USC Saturday at USC’s first shot. CSUF their 11th na- Anaheim Ice. Approximately three tional title in jazz over Forward David minutes into the game, the past 13 years. Marabella provided the the Titans took a delay of For more infor- game-winning goal off a game penalty after CSUF ART LEMUS / For the Daily Titan mation on the CSUF penalty shot after junior senior goaltender Brandon dance team and all Fullerton freshman forward David Marabella fights off a USC defender during their match on forward Mischa Chang Heethuis threw the puck Titan Athletics, go to Saturday at Anaheim Ice. The Titans went on to win the tightly contested match 5-4 in overtime. was brought down on a over the boards from the FullertonTitans.com. breakaway chance with 60 defensive zone. Marabella and ended the Urquhart covered the puck eight minutes remaining in IAN O’BRIEN seconds left on the clock in Senior forward Andrew first period down 2-1. and Perusse took a swipe at the game on a 2-on-1 USC overtime. Walkon blasted a shot wide Heethuis’ struggles con- the netminder. opportunity. Marabella’s game-win- right of Heethuis which tinued in the second period CSUF went on the power The Titans thought they ning goal was also his third took a heavy bounce off as he sprawled to cover play for three minutes but had the game winner with Brown sets of the game, completing the board and back in front the puck before Vaynter came up empty. 1:55 remaining, but the his third hat trick in the of the net to extend the swooped in to knock it Marabella broke loose on goal was waved off. 60 meter season. Trojans’ lead. past Heethuis to give the a breakaway and deked left, The team had to return He went to his signature Heethuis nearly gave Trojans a 3-1 lead. and then he went top right to the bench after they CSUF record move and whiffed on the up a third unanswered The two-goal lead was shelf to bring the Titans were already celebrating, shot, but the puck trickled goal after mishandling an short lived for the Trojans back within one to go into but they celebrated the real Cal State Fullerton’s past USC junior goalie attempt to freeze the puck. as freshman forward Eric the locker room down 4-3. game winner 55 seconds track and field team Nathan Urquhart to give A USC player took the loose Perusse brought the Titans The Titans found an later. opened the 2014 sea- the Titans the win. puck from Heethuis and back within one after danc- equalizer in the third pe- CSUF will look to extend son by competing in “I’ve been doing that one flipped it into the net. ing around two defenders riod when junior forward their unbeaten streak the Northern Arizona for a while now, so I just Fortunately for the with his speed and then Alec Censullo scored a goal when they face Cal State Team Challenge. thought I’d give it a try. I Titans, the referee had roofing it. from a sharp angle to tie Northridge next on the During the event, was pretty confident in it already whistled the play Penalties continued to the game at four. road Friday, Jan. 24 at 8:30 CSUF freshman and almost missed, but dead. plague the Titans as USC From that point Heethuis p.m. Destinee Brown set the that’s alright,” Marabella “I came out and strug- scored another power play was locked in and found his For more informa- school record in the 60 said. gled through two periods goal off of a sharp pass groove as he quelled the tion about the CSUF meter dash, clocking a The Titans (20-7-2) have and picked it up in the from the corner to forward Trojan offense for the rest ice hockey team, go to time of 7.43. not lost a game since third and overtime. The Alexander Bradley who of the game. TitanIceHockey.com. It was Brown’s Nov. 10 and are inching net’s a little bit smaller and was stationed in front of He made a big stop with first time playing closer to securing a spot the game is a little bit faster the CSUF net. for Fullerton, which in regionals, which will be and you need to get used to Bradley wasted no time marks a bright future held in Flagstaff, Ariz in it,” Heethuis said. and first timed it past for her CSUF career. February. The Titans managed to Heethuis. Gallery: Brown also ran in Head Coach Ronnie find the back of the net The chippy nature of A slideshow for this story is available the 200-meter dash White said he doesn’t think with 2:37 remaining in the game was shown after at DailyTitan.com in which she finished about the winning streak the first with a bid from a scrum broke out after with a time of 24.24. Overall, Fullerton had a strong showing in the NAU Challenge where they scored well Titans fail to get Matias first victory in the 200-meter run and shot put. The third set was the handle, taking the next battled to win three games work best. Specifically, the Fullerton track and CSUF freshman brightest point so far in three sets to close out the in the set, but it wasn’t continued excellent play of field next competes on De Leon shines in the young season for CSUF. singles competition, win- enough as they fell 6-3. De Leon will help the Titans January 24 and 25th in season-opening Freshman Camille De Leon ning 6-1. Just like in the singles compete for the Big West the University of New squared off against fellow San Diego State sopho- match, CSUF fought hard Conference title. Mexico Cherry and loss to No. 46 SDSU freshman Kennedy Davis more Tami Nguyen defeated as the team of Slevcove and The Titans will next play Silver two-day colle- ANDREW FORTUNA for the Aztecs. junior Kalika Slevcove 6-3, Valenzuela dominated the Saturday in their home giate tournament. Daily Titan What was expected to 6-2 in the fourth set while Aztecs in the second match, opener against the Air For more informa- be a close, gritty battle Fullerton junior Jessica capturing the set 6-2. Force Academy at 11 a.m. at tion on the CSUF track of freshman turned into Pepa and sophomore San Diego State finished the Titan Tennis Courts. and field team and all The Cal State Fullerton a huge positive for the Rebekkah Erca lost 6-4, 6-4 off the doubles portion in For more information Titan Athletics, go to women’s tennis team Titans. and 6-1, 6-4 respectively. the third set in a rout of 6-0 on the CSUF women’s FullertonTitans.com opened their season with De Leon cruised through While the singles behind the rackets of Davis tennis team and all ANDREW FORTUNA a 6-1 road loss at Aztec the first set, winning 6-1, matches went poorly for and Isabelle Hoorn, win- Titan Athletics, go to Tennis Center against San and she fended off Davis 6-4 CSUF, the Titans looked to ning the doubles matches FullertonTitans.com. Diego State in Head Coach in the second to secure a capture the doubles portion 2-1. Dianne Matias’ debut. victory. of the contest . For the Titans, even Coming into the match, De Leon continued her Knowing how important though losing both the sin- the Aztecs were ranked No. hot start with the Titans seizing the first set and hav- gles and doubles matches 46 in the country, and they after recording victories ing the lead is, Matias sent is not what they hoped, lived up to their ranking in the Matador Collegiate out her two most produc- there are a lot of positives throughout the match. Invitational, ITA Regionals tive athletes in McIntosh, they can take away. Playing In the first singles set, and the Beach Tennis Fall who forced the only three- against a formidable San senior Laura Antonana Invitational. game set in the singles Diego State team on the Iriate faced off against At that point, Fullerton portion, and De Leon, who road will go a long way in CSUF freshman Alexis was down 2-1 to the Aztecs was the lone Titan to record experience against tough Valenzuela. and needed to build off a victory. competition. The experience of Iriate the momentum De Leon In response, the Aztecs The matches also gave set the tone for the Aztecs provided. sent out their two best Matias a better idea of where she convincingly Unfortunately, San Diego players in upperclassmen what her team is capable won 6-2, 6-2. State proved too much to Iriate and Buth. The Titans of and what matchups will The second pairing of the singles matches was between junior Kristin Buth and senior Morgan McIntosh for the Titans. The match served as an exciting one, with both players going back and forth, but in the end Buth pulled through, winning 6-4, 4-6, 10-4. At that point, the Aztecs had full momentum on their side, taking away the all-important equalizer the Titans were hoping for from their senior leader.

FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @DTSPORTSDESK VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM/SPORTS PAGE 8 JANUARY 21 , 2014 THE DAILY TITAN SPORTS TUESDAY A new team in 2014 in rebounds to 13 and dropped Women’s basketball have 15 points to record her first dou- gone 3-1 in the new year ble-double of the season. But Boise after a poor 1-8 start to State’s Miquelle Askew proved too much to handle as the forward tal- the 2013 season lied 23 points and 13 rebounds. TAMEEM SERAJ The Titans had to rally from a Daily Titan five-point halftime deficit against Denver University to claim their first win of the new year by a score For a team that started the sea- of 63-56. Junior forward Desiree son 1-8, the end of 2013 couldn’t Hunter showed a strong presence come soon enough for the Cal down low, grabbing 17 rebounds. State Fullerton women’s basket- The Titans still managed to ball squad. out-rebound the Pioneers 41-40 in But with two wins in the team’s the game. Miles scored 20 points final three games before the new and Thomas chipped in with 16 year, the Titans leaped into 2014 as the Titans earned the victory with a positive attitude and a re- despite being outshot 36.7 percent surgence in their play. The Titans to 33.3 percent. CSUF was able to are 3-1 since the turn of the cal- manage the win by taking care of endar, putting together a modest the ball and only committing eight three-game win streak before an turnovers. overtime defeat against UC Davis One of the key victories over the Saturday. break was their 82-78 win their Big MARIAH CARRILLO / Daily Titan The Titans currently hold a 6-10 West Conference opener on Jan. 9 Sheldon Blackwell (center) directs teammates Steve McClellan (left) and James Johnson (right) into their formation. record (2-1 in Big West Conference against UC Riverside. The Titans play), good for a fifth place tie with fended off 25 points by Highlander Hawai’i in the conference. sophomore guard Brittany Crane. One of Head Coach Daron Park’s CSUF was outshot 55.2 percent to New Year’s resolutions was a boost 46.7 percent in the game but forced Titans road struggles in the offense as the team has put 19 Highlander turnovers and con- up at least 60 points in all four of verted them into 23 points. 35 percent shooting mark and Big West Conference foes. their 2014 games. The Titans were Junior guard Tailer Butler had Men’s basketball went just 12.6 points per game. Quick starts are likely what held to under 60 points in nine her best offensive performance of 2-4 over winter break No other player is averaging CSUF is looking for, as they of the team’s first 12 games. Two the season with 19 points off of five and own a 2-7 record double-digit points for CSUF, have only led at halftime six Titans set new career highs in 3-pointers, the most any Titan has which has added to the one- times this season, and they have points over the last month. hit all season. Miles and Thomas away from Titan Gym sided and inconsistent play from compiled a 4-2 record in those Junior guard Chante Miles each contributed with 18 in the JOSEPH ANDERSON the offense. games. continues to lead the Titans in win. Daily Titan The team as a whole has strug- CSUF has found themselves scoring and setting up teammates Thomas had a career night on gled primarily from behind the facing a halftime deficit too with 14.8 points a game and 4.4 Jan. 16 against UC Irvine, pouring three-point line, where they have often, which can be very difficult assists a game. Junior forward in 22 points in a convincing 75-58 The Cal State Fullerton men’s shot just 29 percent on the year. to come back from, especially on kathleen Iwuoha leads the team victory. Iwuoha recorded her sec- basketball team has brought Their underwhelming 68 per- the road. in rebounds with 7.3 a game and ond double-double of the season their subpar play into the New cent from the free-throw line has Taylor will look for the Titans is averaging 10.6 with 10 points and Year after struggling through not helped matters on offense, to find an offensive identity soon points per game. The Titans have 13 rebounds in the November and December to as the Titans have not been able so that his first season at the Senior guard Alex game. open the season. to cash in on the easy points in helm will end on a more success- Thomas rounds out scored at least 60 Butler continued So far in 2014 the Titans are many situations. ful note. the three Titans points in all four her sharp shooting just 1-3, including a 1-2 mark to Rebounds are another area While it was unfair to expect averaging double from behind the open Big West play, putting them where the Titans have strug- immediate success from a CSUF digit scoring with of their games in arc, draining six seventh out of nine teams in the gled greatly, as they are ranked program coming off of a 14-18 her 10.9 points per 2014 after being 3-pointers in the conference early in the season. 192nd in the NCAA with 35.2 season in 2012, Titans fans contest. game. The great While CSUF had a positive boards per contest. The only should expect to see some im- The Titans earned held to under overall offensive start to Big West play by defeat- Fullerton player with more than provements going into the core their second win of 60 in nine of the night was facili- ing UC Riverside 78-73 in their six rebounds per game is junior of Big West play. the season on Dec. tated by Miles, who conference opener, they dropped forward Steve McClellan, who The Titans have time to turn 21, just after win- first 12 games of dished eight assists. their next two road matches averages 6.1. their season around and earn a ter break started, the season. The team shot 50 to UC Irvine and UC Davis This lack of size and aggres- postseason berth, but it will take defeating Seattle percent from the by scores of 72-54 and 69-61, sion on the boards has made it several adjustments by both the 55-53 in a tightly contested match. floor to earn their first three-game respectively. difficult for the Titans to tally players and the coaching staff. The Redhawks failed to attempt a win streak. On the season, CSUF stands at second-chance points, which is If those improvements are shot as the clock ran out and the The Titans failed to make it just 6-11 overall, with 13 confer- even more important for teams made, the Titans could earn Titans snapped their five-game four straight on Saturday at home ence games left to improve their with poor shooting. their way back to respectability losing skid. Thomas and junior against UC Davis as Thomas mark as they strive for a higher With a majority of the Big in the Big West. If not, the first center Natalie Williams chipped missed a potential game winning seed in the Big West Conference West schedule left for CSUF, it is year of Taylor’s coaching cam- in with season highs of 13 points 3-pointer in overtime. Thomas tournament. likely that the offense will be a paign could be seen as more of apiece. topped her 22 point performance First-year Head Coach point of emphasis for Taylor and a rebuilding year than a year of Two days later, they downed by recording a new career high Dedrique Taylor has seen his the team. positive strides. New Mexico State 63-52 from a with 23. team struggle largely on the of- Continued inconsistency on CSUF will have two big oppor- career-high 22 points by Miles and The Aggies dominated the low fensive end, as their 66.2 points the offensive end could thwart tunities to show they are a seri- put together their first winning post game, holding a large rebound per game ranks 299th out of 347 a chance for the Titans to reach ous Big West contender when streak of the season. Iwuoha added advantage 44-25 and scoring 36 NCAA Division I teams. the coveted NCAA tournament they take on Cal Poly San Luis a season-high nine rebounds in the points in the paint. CSUF stayed in Senior Michael Williams has for the first time since the 2007- Obispo Thursday and UC Santa contest as the Titans earned their the game because of 24 turnovers carried the load on offense for a 2008 season. Barbara Saturday. With both 550th victory in program history. by Davis, which the Titans turned majority of the season, with his Improved play on the road will games being held at Titan Gym, The team had a chance to extend into 25 points. 15.6 points per game leading the also be key for the Titans, who the Titans have a chance to earn their win streak to three but a late The Titans will travel to Cal team. have just a 2-8 record away from important conference victories turnover by sophomore guard Poly on Thursday to start a new Junior guard Alex Harris, who the friendly confines of Titan before hitting the road for three Hailey King doomed the Titans in winning streak and keep their was thought to be a potential Gym. straight conference games. a close 66-64 loss to Boise State on conference record over .500. breakout performer for CSUF With six of their remaining For more information on the Dec. 29. CSUF failed to get a look For more information on the heading into the season, has 13 games left on the road, CSUF CSUF men’s basketball team at tying the game with their final CSUF women’s basketball team struggled through injuries. will need to find a way to grind and all Titan Athletics, go to possession. and all Titan Athletics, go to This has contributed to a lowly out tough road victories against FullertonTitans.com. Iwuoha upped her season high FullertonTitans.com.

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