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Volume 73, Issue 17 THURSDAY October 4, 2001 When ‘cus- tomer service’ reaches differ- n bad.” She told him her “fiancé would HARASSMENT: A not appreciate him acting like that.” CSUF parking atten- She pulled away, and he asked when she’d be back at school. The stu- dant was fired after dent drove off and called police when she arrived home. two students accused The student told police she believed him of sexual assault that if there had been fewer people around that he might have tried to By Heather Baer harm her. Daily Titan Staff Writer “She was very upset when she came in,” Gehrls said. “She felt a bit Two females reported to Cal State more comfortable making her state- Fullerton Police Department that, ment when she found that there had after parking their cars in stacked been another victim.” parking on campus, one of the atten- The next evening, Wednesday, dants sexually assaulted them. Sept., 26 police received a call from Although two victims have reported the mother of a girl who claimed the assaults to Cal State Fullerton she had been assaulted by a parking Police, Detective Tom Gehrls believes attendant. there are more victims. This girl came with her mother to “We have already received two watch a baseball scrimmage at CSUF. phone calls from friends of possible After arriving at the baseball field ABIGAILE C. SIENA/DAILY Titan victims who have not reported the she remembered that they hadn’t Students had the chance to sit down and eat pizza with President Milton Gordon and AS President Alex Lopez. incidents, possibly due to fear,” Gehrls bought a parking pass and left the said. “We think that once word gets scrimmage to do so. out that other people have been vic- When she was at the machine, the tims, that they will come out of the same suspect allegedly approached Students address con- woodwork and file reports.” her and asked her if he could help her One of the sexual assault victims with the machine. He did, she thanked was a Cal State Fullerton student. him and then proceeded to walk to the According to police reports Tuesday car to put the pass on the windshield. Sept., 25, the woman parked her car in The suspect then followed her and Lot G and gave her keys to the atten- put his arm around her. He tried to cerns at ‘Pizza with dants. When she returned to retrieve kiss her and asked her twice if he her keys one of the attendants offered could see her belly button. She said nLUNCH: President President Milton A. Gordon and presidents with answers they didn’t Johnson also felt that some of the to help her with her backpack because “No.” But he still tried to look at her AS President Alex Lopez hosted the know. students were asking petty questions it was heavy. belly button anyway. He then pulled Milton Gordon and AS luncheon in an effort to open an Student David Atilano, who stud- and wished people would ask about After the student got her keys she her in and kissed her on the neck. She informal forum for students to get ies animation, also presented the bigger issues. Issues like construc- walked off to her car but remembered moved away and he tried the same President Alex Lopez free pizza with an opportunity to presidents with questions they didn’t tion and future projects, which stu- that she hadn’t thanked the attendant. thing again. Finally she managed to pose questions and concerns about know the answers to, regarding the dents were enlightened on as Gordon When she turned around to walk get away and back with her mom at addressed issues campus issues. status of installing electronic doors introduced a new project he has been back to thank him, he was stand- the scrimmage. ranging from parking Students asked about a range of in the Visual Arts buildings for the “dreaming” of doing. ing behind her. She thanked him and Police apprehended the suspect and topics, from the fully exhausted park- students that are carrying art sup- “We’ve already asked the city if we he put his hand around her shoulder brought him in for questioning. The to campus expansion ing structure issue to school spirit plies and can’t open doors manually. could close down Nutwood Avenue and kissed her on the cheek. He then parking attendant, who is employed By Naomi Ulici and campus recycling issues. Promised an answer soon, Atilano from State College Boulevard to grabbed her backpack and offered to by Ampco Parking Services, admitted For students that are missing the said that he fears that nothing is about the Marriott Hotel and build carry it to her car. to kissing the girls and trying to look at Daily Titan Staff Writer special blue recycling containers on- going to be done and wished the a mall,” he said. “They haven’t said Upon arriving at the car, the student the 16-year-old’s belly button. campus, TSU Director Kurt Borsting event was recorded or recapped. no yet, and I think it would be great unlocked the passenger side door and The suspect told police he kissed Ever had lunch with the presi- said that CSUF is still recycling. Communications major DeJuan for students. It would also bring a lot the attendant put the backpack in the the girls “to be friendly,” and that he dent? “Its just that the new waste man- Johnson didn’t have the same fear. of businesses to the area.” passenger-side seat. was doing those actions for “customer You have, if you were one of agement company, CR&R Disposal, He said that he liked the direction But bringing more people to the The suspect then grabbed the stu- service.” nearly 150 students that attended the actually prefers “merfing” or manu- the university as a whole was going area was a concern for some stu- dent’s hands and began kissing them Disperry Diavatis, facility manager third annual “Pizza with Presidents” ally separating recyclable items from and that the forum was a great way dents, who raised questions about and also began kissing her neck. of Ampco Parking Services, said that in the TSU Courtyard. trash.” Borsting said, helping the of improving the campus. PIZZA/ 3 The student snapped at him, “You’re ATTENDANT/ 6 Meningitis symptoms resemble n “A person can be dead in 48 hours,” Meningitis is not only comparable drink, a kiss or even through coughing HEALTH: Students said Thom Sloan, executive director of to the flu in terms of how it makes you or sneezing. were encouraged to the Health and Counseling Center. feel, but it also occurs most often dur- “It’s important to remember that the Symptoms include high fever, stiff ing the flu-season, which is late winter vaccine protects against four major get vaccinated against neck, nausea and vomiting. This is into early spring. strains of meningitis not all of them” accompanied with feeling lethargic, “It’s hard to spot, especially when Sloan said. “But seventy five percent a disease that shares sensitivity to light and noise, confu- every other patient you see has the flu,” of the strains a student may be exposed similar symptoms with sion and a rash that shows up in the Boucher said. “There’s that chance to.” advanced stage of meningitis. that one just might be meningitis.” At Cal State Fullerton, the menin- that of influenza Early symptoms closely resemble The age group of primary concern gitis vaccination is targeted toward By Lisa Sleigh the flu, which make it difficult to is very small compared to the popula- 18-year-old freshmen in congregate determine when to see a doctor. Due tion as a whole, but it’s the habits of housing, but Boucher said the actual Daily Titan Staff Writer to the similarities of the early stages of the group that make it vulnerable. targeted group is much larger. the flu and meningitis students should Eighteen-year-old college freshmen “The people who are recommended Student Health and Counseling focus more on how fast they get sick. living in dorms who are away from for immunization are college students, Center administered vaccines for “I’d say that if you become suddenly home for the first time – they don’t military recruits living in barracks and meningococcal meningitis and the flu ill come in,” said Dr. Richard Boucher, have the greatest hygiene,” Sloan people getting ready to travel Africa,” Tuesday. chief physician at the Student Health said. Boucher said. Students were encouraged to get the and Counseling Center. “It’s better The bacteria are spread by direct The vaccine, which was admin- ABIGAILE C. SIENA/Daily Titan meningitis shot because the disease is to opt on the cautious side and get contact with someone who is infected. Students were urged to get vaccinated against meningitis. sudden and it can be fatal. checked out.” It could be through a casually-shared VACCINE/ 7 Congress introduces, considers extra resolu- TITAN nLEGISLATION: rizing funds for intelligence activi- Bill (H.R. 2888) immediately grant- committees. review before becoming law. Unless e x t r a s ties. Scheduled for a House vote on ing $40 million to support recovery Congressional resolutions since otherwise stated, the bills are in com- California government Thursday, the bill’s Senate counterpart efforts, improve national security and Sept. 11, 2001: mittees and have not gone through a online was introduced by Sen. Bob Graham find terrorists. H.Res. 238 vote. debates over new bills (D-Florida) Sept. 14. The bill is one among hundreds of The House condemned any price H. Con. Res 223 n Check out the Daily in response to Sept. If approved, the Central Intelligence legislative items on the floor and in gouging at gas stations after the Permitted use of the Capitol’s Titan online this Agency, Department of Defense, House and Senate committees, related attacks. Unanimously approved. rotunda for a prayer vigil to honor year at http:// Defense Intelligence Agency, National to the Sept. 11 attacks on America H.Res. 243 those that lost their lives in the attack 11 terrorist attacks dailytitan.fullerton.edu. Security Agency, military, Federal including the following resolutions, A resolution honoring Mayor on Sept. 11. Unanimously approved. By Kimberly Pierceall Bureau of Investigation, National joint resolutions and bills. Rudolph Giuliani, rescue workers and H.Con.Res 224 and 225 Daily Titan Staff Writer Imagery and Mapping Agency, and Resolutions are not law and aren’t the residents of New York for their Encouraged American citizens to upcoming the Departments of State, Treasury sent to the President or the other efforts in responding to the terrorist display the American flag in a show of Look out for our special Two days after countless lives and Energy would receive extra fund- Congressional chamber (Senate or attack. solidarity. Unanimously approved. n were lost in four commercial planes, ing. The spending would take effect House) for approval. They act as state- Congressional bills and joint-reso- H.Con.Res 227 Diversity issue coming the Pentagon and the World Trade during the 2002 fiscal year. ments and recommendations from the lutions since Sept. 11, 2001: Congress condemned bigotry and out next week, featuring a Towers, Rep. Porter Goss (R-Florida) Two weeks ago, the United States House or Senate. All bills and joint resolutions must violence against Arab-Americans, profile of President Milton House of Representatives passed the Unless otherwise stated, the follow- be passed by the House and the Senate American Muslims and Americans introduced a bill (H.R. 2883) autho- Gordon Emergency Supplemental Spending ing resolutions are being debated in and then given to the President for LEGISLATION/ 7

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CALENDARCALENDAR OFOF EVENTSEVENTS Community more information, call (714) 740- (714) 990-7722. hosting a “Block Party” on Oct. 2000. The “Haunted Fullerton 4 to celebrate 25 years of the “The Best of Brea” will be on “Traditions and Visions: Walking Tour” will be held on Titan Student Union. From 7:30 display in Downtown Brea on American Indian Art,” will be held Oct. 4 and 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. to 9 a.m., Krispy Kreme will host Birch Street, on Wednesday Oct. at the Muckenthaler Cultural People will be shown around a “Doughnut Giveaway” and 11 from 4 to 7:30 p.m. Enjoy all Center through Oct. 31. The Fullerton’s own haunted estab- from 11 a.m.to 2p.m. there will that Brea has to offer with a vari- exhibit will feature works from lishments, such as the base- be a rock climbing wall on the ety of local businesses. Visitors contemporary Native American ment hallways of the Fullerton Performing Arts Lawn. For more ttwwoo can also taste a little bit of every- Artists. For more information, call Police Department and Plummer information, call (714) 278-2468. A GUIDE TO WHAT’S HAPPENING thing from many restaurants in (714) 738-6595. Auditorium, which is haunted by the area. For more information, the former Superintendent Louis A “Vocal Scholarship Benefit” BRIEFS call (714) 671-4421. Marking its 40th year of ser- E. Plummer. Beverages and hot will be held on Saturday, Oct. vice in Fullerton, The Friends of dogs will be served immediately 13 at 8p.m.The event will take “Project Read”, a project The Fullerton Public Library are after. For more information, call place at the Recital Hall at According to Barry Guitar, pro- Workshop teaches how where volunteers can read and presenting a giant used book (714) 738-6545. CSUF, and tickets can be pur- fessor and chair of Communication to make vegetarian mentor children living in a transi- sale. The event will be held on chased in advance for $13. The Sciences at the University of Thanksgiving tional living center, is available to Oct. 5-7 at the main library. A Campus benefit will be held with Andrew Vermont in Burlington, stuttering all who want to join. The shelter is range of books for all ages will be Parks and Mark Salters. For Learn how to make a vegetar- begins between ages 2 to 5 gradu- in Anaheim, and takes place on on sale. Books will be half price At the Fullerton Arboretum’s more information visit www.arts. ian Thanksgiving dinner at the ally or suddenly. He added that Wednesdays 6:30 to 8 p.m. or on Sunday. For more information, Children Garde, from Oct. 6 fullerton.edu/events. “Vegetarian Thanksgiving Feast” many will outgrow it naturally but Saturdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. call (714) 738-6326. through Oct. 27, children can if not, parents should seek assis- workshop Saturday, Nov. 3 from experience the life cycle of “Parallel Lives,” a play 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Brea tance. Guitar appears in the video Hallmark’s “Salute to Gold” is “Sleuth” is a comedy/ thriller pumpkins and many other based on “The Kathy and Mo Community Center. with four other experts in stuttering. coming to the Arrowhead Pond that will be performed Friday, Oct. native food crops. The event Show,” will be playing at the Participants will learn how to They address the common con- on Oct. 11. Tickets range from 5 through Sun. Oct. 21 at Brea’s takes place at 9 a.m., and it Grand Central Art Center Oct. make an old-fashioned, home- cerns that parents have about their $15-$55, and the show starts at Curtis Theatre. Tickets are $17 costs $3 per child. For more 4-14. The play is presented by cooked, vegetarian dinner. The children, such as how to help the 7:30 p.m. Stars of the show will for adults, and discount rates information, call (714) 278-3579. CSUF’s Department of Theatre $30 registration fee and $10 mate- child at home and whether to seek include Kristi Yamaguchi, Brian are available for groups of 15 or and Dance, and is about the rials fee (payable to the instructor) the advice of a speech pathologist. Boitano and Todd Eldredge. For more. For more information, call The Associated Students is struggle through life. For more includes a food sampling. Some strategies that parents David Gabbe, who has written can use are available throughout more than five books on vegetari- the tape, including reducing the anism and has been a practicing number of questions they ask a School Daze by T.W. O’Bryan vegetarian for more than 20 years, child, focusing on taking turns dur- will be teaching “Adventures with ing conversations and making time Tofu.’ His books will also be avail- to read or talk with the child in a able for purchase. relaxed manner. For more information or to regis- The 30-minute video is also ter, call (714) 990-7100. available for a $5 postage and handling fee from the Stuttering New video provides Foundation of America at P.O. Box help for stuttering 11749, Memphis TN. 38111-0749. For more information, call at (800) About 20 percent of preschool- 992-9392 or visit www.stuttering- ers nationwide have repetitions help.org. and prolongations of sounds severe enough to be a concern Adopt a family or a senior to parents. But now a new video for the holidays might provide some help. “Stuttering and the Preschool The city of Santa Ana Parks, Child: Help for Families” will aid Recreation and Community families detect stuttering and take Services Agency is preparing action toward help their child. The for its annual “Adopt-A-Family/ videotape is available at both the Senior” project. Corbin Family and Fullerton Public and La Mirada Community Center is seeking busi- Libraries. nesses, families, individuals and Produced by the nonprofit orga- city employees who would like to nization Stuttering Foundation of adopt a family or a senior for the America, the video describes the holiday season. type of stuttering children may For those interested in partici- exhibit, how the parents can help pating, the sponsor may select to and the role of a speech patholo- provide families/seniors with food gist in evaluating and treating chil- baskets, and/or gifts for children, dren who stutter. food/gift certificates to neighboring The foundation will provide this grocery stores. new tape free of charge to all pub- For more information, contact lic libraries nationwide. Melina Rosales at (714) 647-6557. Planned Parenthood

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The mail subscription price is $45 per semester, $65 per year, payable to the Daily Titan, College Park 670, CSUF, Fullerton, CA 92834. Copyright ©2001 Daily Titan NEWS Thursday, October 4, 2001 3 Student funds her Yellow Ribbon Program SUICIDESUICIDEfactsfacts In the United States, an aver- education through age of 85 people die from sui- cide each day; or roughly one fights youth depres- individual every 17 minutes. many scholarships n will be held in the Quad as well The Yellow Ribbon Suicide The total number of suicide CAMPUS: A full-day as a memory event to remember Prevention Program was founded in deaths in the United States tion like standing, major, GPA, maybe event will focus on friends and family members lost to 1994 by the parents of Mike Emme, exceeds 30,000 annually. nSTUDENT: suicide. who took his life in his bright yel- community service, involvement in preventing suicide, The Yellow Ribbon Program, a low 1968 Ford Mustang. Cards in Cindy Bertea looked to school or any work experience that suicide prevention program, will be the size of a business card were More people die from suicide relates to the major,” Bertea said. and to educate stu- a major part of the event. made with a call for help message each year in the United State different sources, from Most require some type of essay Joe Rosenblatt, whose 23-year- on it. Mike’s mom decided to use than from homicide. and Bertea suggests to “try to make dents of warning signs old son Chris committed suicide yellow to honor her son’s yellow Web sites to campus it personalized,” adding “who knows mustang. By Yvonne Klopping in 1998, said that this program was Males complete suicide at a rate bulletin boards, to get yourself better than you.” created in particular for the preven- “The goal of this day is to take four times greater than females. That is how she writes her winning Daily Titan Staff Writer tion of youth suicide. away that stigma associated with Among adolescents aged 15 money for college essays; most began with the same two “ [The suicide of my son] awoke depression and especially with sui- to19, males complete suicide By Linda Bender sentences. Cal State Fullerton will host a me to the horrors of suicide and I cide to let people know that it’s “My interest in journalism began at full day of Depression Screening became involved as a crisis coun- okay to ask for help,” Randall said. at a rate five times greater than Special to the Titan females. a young age when I first saw my name and Awareness events on Oct. 11, selor with the New Hope Crisis/ National Depression Screening in print in the letters to the editor sec- Day (NDSD) is a nationwide event in conjunction with the nationwide Suicide hotline,” Rosenblatt said. Last year it upped her tax bracket, tion of a local restaurant’s comic book National Depression Screening and The Yellow Ribbon Program is that calls attention to depression Females attempt suicide at this year it will put her on a plane to Awareness Day (NDSD). on a national level. It educates the for kids. Since then, I have sought designed to promote awareness of twice the rate of males, but Japan. ways to make writing and editing my “We were ready to participate in the causes and effects of suicide in public about mental disorders like more frequently by less lethal Cal State Fullerton senior Cindy profession.” National Depression Screening Day youths today, he said. depression, their symptoms and means. Bertea received over $15,000 worth of treatments. She then follows that with examples long before the terrorists struck,” “We try to make the public aware scholarships in the past year from 12 said Lynda Randall, professor of This is the first time that CSUF of how she has taken classes toward of this situation and to de-stigmatize The highest suicide rates are for of the 20 scholarships she has applied Secondary Education and coordi- suicide to help survivors (survivors will host a full day of presentations that goal and a job she had putting out nator of the planning committee. and activities. white men over age 65. for, and every student can too. a newsletter. are those that have lost someone Most of the time it takes a little “However, we now want to use this to suicide) get through their pain,” Several years ago, CSUF spon- Professionalism is shown by the event to connect with people who Rosenblatt said. sored a depression-screening event Between 1952 and 1996, the work, but with her only income com- care she takes in the presentation of may be having trouble and do not He said that suicide is the second but whereas the nationwide event is rate of suicide among adoles- ing from work- information submitted for the scholar- know where to turn.” leading cause of death of youth in annual, CSUF has just re-instituted cents nearly tripled. ing part-time as ship. Randall said that depression the 16-to-24 age group. the event and now offers a broader a waitress, it did “My biggest advice to anyone is, it not take Bertea can affect everybody and that it is Rosenblatt has been actively variety of activities. Suicide is the second leading is all presentation,” she said. “It shows especially important to talk about involved in the Yellow Ribbon “It’s important for students to long to realize that you took the time and really care depression after the recent tragedy. attend so that they can understand cause of death among youth that the time and Program since the beginning of aged 15 to 19, and the third that you get it.” Studies indicate that between this year. how depression may be affecting energy was worth leading cause of death for chil- Finding a typewriter to fill out the 17 and 20 million Americans may “Once I got through the initial themselves, or about someone they the money. forms may be required to keep the suffer from depression during the shock, I wanted to help people,” he care about,” said David Shepard, dren aged 10 to 14. First she had entry looking good and it is important course of a year, Randall said. If said. “It always helps to help some- Department of Counseling. to find out about to always have someone check for diagnosed, depression can be highly body else.” “Many people are depressed and The strongest risk factors for possible scholar- spelling and grammar errors. treatable, but if depression remains Rosenblatt will attend the mem- don’t know it,” he said. “Feeling attempted suicide in youth are ships. Bertea undiagnosed or untreated, it can She has used these guides since she ory event on Oct.11, during which irritable and angry, insomnia, and depression, alcohol or other She began first applied back in 1999 and received lead to long-term disability and everybody who has lost somebody difficulties in concentrating on drug use disorder, and aggres- by asking professors, going to the even suicide. $200 on her first attempt. to suicide can light a candle in the schoolwork can all be symptoms of sive or disruptive behaviors. Financial Aid and the Associated “I got bit by the bug and realized The event will include free and depression.” name of their loved one to remem- Students offices, and browsing the this is some free money,” Bertea said. anonymous depression screening ber them. Shepard’s interests are especially Source of data: by licensed mental health profes- bulletin boards in the halls looking for Since then she has received a schol- Rosenblatt said that it’s impor- with men and depression, and he Centers for Disease Control possibilities. sionals for students, faculty, staff tant to remember each individual, will give a presentation on “Men (1998 mortality data) arship worth $3,000 a year for two and community members. http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/factsheets/ She has tried Web site searches but years, with this year being the second, because he doesn’t want those indi- get depressed too.” has not had much luck and she thinks A book sale and resource display viduals to be statistics. suifacts.htm and also one that paid for her airfare to that is because it makes it easier for Japan and a monthly stipend while she people to find out and apply for the is there for the next year with study scholarships, leading to stiffer compe- abroad. and that it’s just now being noticed Basilio, PR director for AS, said all took their pizza and left. This year, tition, so she tends to skip them. When she returns from Japan for PIZZA because the numbers of parking spac- the food was gone in half an hour they’re sticking around.” When she finds a scholarship she the next fall semester, she will have n from page 1 es haven’t grown at the same rate. and was surprised to see that lots of Gordon said he knew most of the wants to apply for, she gets the form a new item to add to the scholarships “These students enroll because students were still sitting and partici- students came for the pizza, but it was and sets out to fill it in. she will continue to apply for as she why the university doesn’t put caps they want to go to school,” he said, pating. encouraging to see that many of them It only takes her two hours to fill once again makes the rounds and with on enrollment. saying that the “new kids” should “I think the food is a great incen- stayed and asked good questions. out the forms because all work done winning 60 percent of the scholarships “Do you want to take this one?” have a chance to go to school if they tive for students to come out and learn AS Vice President Edgar Zazueta on the computer is saved to a disk so applied for, that could once again lead Gordon joked, looking at Lopez, who want to, and that CSUF would try to about what’s going on and it’s great said that the forum would be open all she has to do is piece together infor- to significant money in the bank. was shaking his head. accommodate those that do. that the lunch coincides with TSU’s to students next semester and their mation from past entries, each with its “Good news always comes in Gordon explained that enrollment While he talked, the last piece of 25th Anniversary,” Lopez said. “In administration would work making own folder. manila envelope. Rejection letters are has been growing exponentially the 25th pizza disappeared. Nicolette past luncheons, many students just the luncheon an ongoing event. “They want some general informa- usually just the skinny guys,” Bertea

TSV 6 x 10.5 6 Thursday, October 4, 2001 NEWS ATTENDANT Prices, service topic of n from page 1 the suspect is no longer on payroll. “There have been no incidents like said they began ordering their text- $80,000 a year because of lost sales 26 sections of English and three in “Faculty have switched to Little n this before,” Diavatis said. “This is EDUCATION: books through other retail bookstores, on textbooks. comparative literature for the fall and Professor because of repeated prob- still under investigation and I really where they felt better service was The Titan Shops, which include we should have had many, many lems with the campus bookstore hav- Titan Shops and can’t talk about it until I know all of available. the bookstore and the downstairs gift more.” ing to do with the accuracy of text- the details but the attendant is no lon- CSUF professors give “In a nutshell I think the facul- shop, are run by the non-profit foun- As professors bypassed the Titan book orders,” said Allan Axelrad, ger on site. He’s been fired.” ty members felt that the bookstore dation. The money earned by the Bookstore to fill textbook orders professor of American Studies. Now that the two victims have their views on the help was not really serving the students foundation is used to sponsor research they turned to the Little Professor “Most of the faculty find the Little reported the matter to police, Gehrls because of problems [the students] grants, sponsor scholarships and other Book Center and Text Mart, two off- Professor to be more responsive and students get when said the case will go to the District encountered,” said Joseph Sawicki, projects the university cannot afford. campus bookstores located near the responsible.” Attorney’s Office and will be assigned English department chair. “Things The foundation was designed in 1959 CSUF campus. Officials from both The professors’ actions have been buying textbooks to an assistant D.A. like textbooks not appearing on time, to promote and assist the educational stores declined to comment. met with mixed reactions from stu- By Jenn Stewart “If it is determined that there is wrong editions, poor service to the mission of CSUF. “Usually I don’t mind going off- dents. Special to the Titan enough evidence to criminally charge students and high prices.” Both the Titan Bookstore and the campus to purchase my books, but Some students say they prefer the him, he will receive and arraignment According to Sawicki this is a bat- Humanities department staff cite the last semester I had a professor who off-campus bookstores because of letter,” Gehrls said. “This letter tells For nearly two decades, an ongoing tle that has been ongoing for nearly students as their number one concern. ordered his books from a bookstore the lack of tedious, maze-mapped him he’s being charged and to appear feud focused on service for students two decades, long before most of the While professors unanimously stated in Santa Ana and it was a hassle to lines. in court.” has led many professors to order their current staff even worked here. that students deserve better service, get my books,” said Hugo Maciel, a “The lines aren’t as bad [at the Gehrls said that if more witnesses textbooks from retail outlets other “I think that for most of us noth- employees at the Titan Bookstore said junior English student Not to mention Little Professor], and in the world come forward it would help build a than the Titan Bookstore. ing matters more than the success of that not all students have access to a friend of mine in the class had a we live in where convenience is case against the suspect. The professors’ actions, intended students in our classes, and few fac- off-campus bookstores. Students who DUI [driving under the influence cita- important that’s nice,” said Andrew “We are encouraging victims who to help students, means that students tors are as critical to this success than are physically disabled, without a car tion] and couldn’t even get there.” Yoshikawa, a junior anthropology have been sexually assaulted by the have to go off campus to purchase those involving selection and access or are at CSUF on a scholarship said The results of ordering books student. “I don’t like that you have suspect to report it to campus police their textbooks. With fewer books to textbooks and course material,” they find it very difficult to go off- through off-campus bookstores to wait in such long lines at the Titan as soon as possible.” being sold, the Titan Shops has lost said Brad Starr, coordinator of the campus to purchase their books. pleased the professors. Students and bookstore.” out on potential sales that would be Liberal Studies Program at Cal State “I believe that everyone should instructors said that the different ven- Some students wouldn’t mind the returned to the school for activities Fullerton. have their choice as to where they ues offer quicker service and lower inconvenience so much if they could Want a free magazine? like research and scholarships. Titan Bookstore officials said want to get their orders but I would prices. Their discounted prices can have some sort of warning. The problem began when book that ordering books elsewhere is not like us to be able to participate in that. save students up to 10 percent on new Amanda Dow, an English student orders were missing or incorrect and ensuring better service. And then I would like us to have access to book books and two to five percent on used said, “I understand the Humanities Read TUSK online! service was less than savory, some there is the issue of money. orders for all of the Humanities, and books. The Geography 100 textbook department not liking the University professors said. When this problem Last year the bookstore raised especially English, so we can pro- “Realms, Regions, and Concepts” bookstore, but if they’re going to http://tuskmagazine. persisted, professors in the English, $339,000 that went directly back into vide those books,” said Mary Norton, cost $97.95 at the Titan Bookstore, order their books through different fullerton.edu American Studies, Liberal Studies, CSUF. Officials with the bookstore the associate director of the of Titan $83.90 at the Little Professor, and places there should be some way for History and Psychology departments said they are missing out on about Shops. “We only have actually about $79.25 at Text Mart. the students to find this out.” Fill Ad 2 x 4

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DANNY SERPA/Daily Titan Mary Jo Cooke is trained by Victor Konovalov, who saw potential in her when they first met. Fitness student beats the odds, wins nRECOGNITION: Cooke approaches everyday with Victor Konovalov for his weight train- confidence and a “never-give-in” atti- ing experience and most importantly, CSUF student Mary tude. his inspiration. Eighteen years ago This past summer, her grandmother, Konovalov suffered a broken back in Jo Cooke overcame who helped raise her and her sister, a motor cross accident that left him in died of lung cancer. Once again, this a wheel chair. Instead of feeling sorry a rough childhood by left Cooke in a position where she for himself, Konovalov went back staying positive needed to make decisions for not only to college and received his degree By Danny Serpa herself, but for her sister as well. in finance before realizing that he “I didn’t know what to do at first,” wanted to pursue weightlifting at the Daily Titan Staff Writer she said. “I didn’t know whether or not professional level. to stay in school or to go to work full In 1988, he won the Wheel Chair It’s 6 a.m. time. I just knew I had to take care of Pro Body Building Championships While many Cal State Fullerton stu- my sister.” and later went on to compete nation- dents lie sleeping in their beds waiting Adeanna said that she only had her ally. to begin a long day of school, Mary Jo grandmother and sister. “I have a good eye for talent”, Cooke sets the distance timer to three But after grandmother her died, all Konovalov said. “The first time I saw miles on the treadmill. she had left was her sister. Mary Jo, I saw tremendous potential. When she’s finished, she meets “She is my sister, she’s my best She possesses a great figure along with her trainer at 8 a.m. for two to friend, she’s my parent,” Adeanna with many other physical attributes. three more hours of rigorous weight said. “She’s everything to me.” “Once I got to know her better I training. Cooke is a survivor. realized she had other natural talents Then it’s off to school for her class- She earned a 4.0 last semester that inspire me to work hard,” he es. while working her job as a grocery continued. But before she can relax, she real- checker at Albertsons and maintain- Professionally, Cooke said she izes that it’s time to go to work. This ing an intense gym routine of nearly would like to teach secondary social is the typical day for the 25-year-old 20 hours a week. Also, she attends science after she graduates from col- American studies major. her sister’s functions, such as cheer- lege, but says that she would like to be Recently, Cooke was chosen out leading meetings and parent teacher active in improving schools physical of 900 contestants and named one of conferences. education systems. She said many stu- the “Muscle and Fitness” magazine’s Despite these obligations, Cooke dents who are in physical education annual college “Hard Bodies” Award. adds that she would like to compete classes do not participate in athletics The award is given to students who in some competitions later this year. outside of school, so she would like to have the biggest muscles in all col- At 5’8 and 123 pounds, she says that be someone the students can look up Knott’s leges nationwide. she would like to pose in the “Figure to and help build their confidence and Cooke, who was abandoned by her Division” where contestants are not athletic abilities. parents at age 10 and was forced to take only judged by their muscles, but also “Students need role models, wheth- care of her younger sister, Adeanna, by their physical agility. er it be in sports or dealing with self- who was 1 at the time, admits that her Cooke said that she does not use confidence,” she said. “The gym is a success in the gym comes from being any nutritional supplements to aid her lifestyle; it’s a way of life that I want optimistic and having a strong will and performance. to be part of.” determination. Assets she learned by “I’m not a bikini girl. I would like For Cooke, it’s the essence of Berry Farm having to grow up so quickly. to be thought of as being intelligent exercise that keeps her desire strong. “Life is based on experiences, both and having a physical ability,” she But the foundation of her success in good and bad,” she said. “My life has said. “It’s the whole package.” and out of the gym begins with her taught me to be a fighter, not a quit- Besides her embedded instinct to determination, her work ethic and her ter.” persevere, Cooke relies on her trainer heart.

3 x 20 March, asked to lower flags to half- H.R. 2899 LEGISLATION staff in honor of the National Fallen The Secretary of the Treasury has n from page 1 Firefighters Memorial Service in the authority to issue War Bonds in Emittsburg, Maryland. support of recovery response efforts from South Asia. Unanimously H.J. Res 62 relating to the attack. approved. The House declared a state of war H.R. 2906 H.Con.Res 228 between the United States and inter- The bill directs the Federal Aviation Congress encouraged federal agen- national terrorists. Administration to re-implement the cies that assist children to give priority Referred to the House Committee sky marshal program within 30 days. to children who lost one or both par- on International Relations. H.R. 2916 ents in the attacks on New York and H.J. Res 64 The President can award the Washington, including the plane crash Authorized the use of United States Congressional Gold Medal to the in Somerset, Pennsylvania. Armed Forces against those respon- passengers and crew of the United H.Con.Res 232 sible for the attacks launched against Airlines flight 93 that crashed in Congress "expressed the sense of the United States. Vote passed: 422-1 Pennsylvania on Sept. 11. Congress" in honoring the crew and H.R. 2886 H.R. 2932 passengers of United Airlines Flight The bill amends United States Students enrolled in flight school 93 Code and allows civilians who were would have to participate in manda- H.Con. Res 234 killed or wounded to receive a Purple tory background checks. Acknowledges the increased Heart award. S. 1465 importance of the United States steel H.R. 2897 President can provide assistance industry since the attacks. The bill grants citizenship to resi- to Pakistan and India through Sept. H.J. Res 42 dent aliens who died as a result of the 30, 2003. A resolution, introduced in attacks.

that there are outbreaks every now and it’s for the young or the very old, so I VACCINE then.” thought I better get it now.” n from page 1 After receiving his meningitis shot, “I’m better off paying the 20 bucks Loren Wildish, also a political science now than getting sick,” said Stelios istered from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the major, said he came at the urging of Eleftheriou, business major. “I end up Titan Student Union Center, Pavilion his mom. missing a lot of school and time off A cost students $85. “My mom was flipping out after work.” At the clinic, Dave Welch, a politi- reading the material that came to our Sloan said students are often too cal science major, was there with a house,” Wildish said. busy to stop and take care of them- friend and said he was vaccinated last Others were at the clinic for the selves. year. flu shot. For a small percentage of these “I got the shot because the disease “I don’t want to be sick during students, ignoring the symptoms may can kill you,” Welch said. “I’ve heard finals,” Allen said. “My teacher said be fatal. that it’s hard to get the flu shot because “They may simply not wake up the

Recycle your Daily Titan! 8 Thursday, October 4, 2001 NEWS Flag etiquette need- ed at wake of patrio- n in regards to cars. UNITY: Displaying the "No, I didn’t know there was a stars and stripes is a proper way to display a flag on your FLAGfacts car," said Scott Minehart, a speech statement in itself, but communications major. "I put a flag decal on my car where I thought it The flag should never be the rules accompany- looked good. I feel displaying the flag used as clothing, drapery, a ing its showing still is good in support for Americans, but costume, athletic uniform or don’t do it just because everyone else bedding. have to be heeded is doing it." The proper way to display a flag on By Adriana Escobedo The flag should never be a car is to attach it to the antenna or Daily Titan Staff writer clamp the flagstaff to the right fender. used for advertising purpos- The flag should not be draped over es. After the terrorist attacks that took the hood, top, sides, or back of the place on Sept. 11, many Americans vehicle. The flag should never be photo courtesy of David Rothenberg Associates have had a burst of patriotism. The flag should also never touch fastened, displayed, used, Los Angeles one-woman show comes to Cal State Fullerton. But in the midst of this patriotism, anything beneath it such as the floor, or stored in any manner that many Americans have neglected the ground, water or merchandise. will permit it to be easily torn, country’s flag code of existing rules Some teachers at the university soiled, or damaged in any and star-spangled manners pertain- “Late Nite Catechism” a hit said they know a flag code exists, but way. ing to the display and use of the U.S. don’t seem to mind if people follow symbol. it or not. The flag should never be Flags are everywhere on display "I think it is great the country is — on cars, windows, clothes, lawns, uniting,” said Dery Max, a criminal used to for advertising pur- with students, community billboards and walls. But what many justice professor. poses in any manner. next seat. Shook has lived in the area set. “You don’t think his mouth was people do not know is that a flag code, "Displaying the flag is a form of nPERFORMANCE: since 1965 and is the mother of two dry? ” a guideline for handling and display- speech," he said. The flag should never be Cal State Fullerton students. “My While the teasing was funny, ing the flag, exists. Even for traditional display of the display upside down, except The show found an girlfriend and I paid over $300 for it was getting old. Even the audi- Although there are not any con- flag, there are rules of etiquette that as a signal of distress in enthusiastic audi- these season tickets and we walked ence laughter died down, only to stitutional laws or penalties against should be followed despite the current instances of extreme danger out of the last one at the intermis- be revived now and then when desecration, misuse or mistreatment circumstances. life or property. ence of diverse ages sion.” Sister found someone and some- of the U.S. flag, flag etiquette is still The term half-staff means the posi- “Sister” begins calling on peo- thing new to make fun of. Usually valued, tion of the flag when it is one-half the and religion The flag, when it is in such a ple to answer questions about the those that were either not Catholic The U.S. flag code says, ordinar- distance from the top and bottom of condition that it is no longer By Naomi Ulici Immaculate Conception and the or didn’t have good Catholic names ily, the flag should be only displayed the staff. a fitting emblem for display, Daily Titan Staff Writer Virgin Birth, sternly reminding them or answers. from sunrise to sunset. But lately, flags When lowering the flag to half-staff to stand and address her first, as if Non-Catholic Jennifer Liekhus are being left outside all day without it should be first raised to the top and it should be destroyed in “Late Nite Catechism” is a hoot. they were still in grade school. She and her husband Andrew, a thir- proper display. then lowered half-staff. Before bring- a respectable and dignified If you’re over the hill. seemed to have a glorious knack for ty-something couple in the crowd, The flag may be displayed 24 hours ing the flag down it should be raised manner, preferably by cut- Star of the one-woman show last intimidation — kind of like a holier thought the show was funny, but not a day if a patriotic effect is desired, but to the top again and then brought all ting it up and then burning Saturday, actress and playwright version of Drew Carey’s “Mimi.” that funny. needs to have proper lighting during the way down. it. Maripat Donovan plays a nun with Hoots of laughter rang out as she “Well, the humor is a little out- the hours of darkness, according to In times of mourning, flags should an attitude who force-feeds her class rewarded her victims with glow-in- dated. But we came with our par- the code. be flown at half-staff. When displaying the flag (the audience) with Catholic tradi- the-dark rosaries, miniature statu- ents, and they are getting a kick out In addition, flags flying on the win- Regardless of flag etiquette, patrio- either horizontally or verti- tions in an “after-school detention” ettes of Mary, and a credit-card rosa- of it.” dows of cars are falling off onto the tism has increased. cally against a wall or in a kind of way. ry. Now that’s funny. Just follow the Donovan’s performance, which street and being run over by other "I am ecstatic about the flag being window, the union (the blue “Alright class, now settle down. raised bumps on the card to pray. No has been running in Los Angeles cars. flown, even if people are not display- field) should be uppermost The sooner we’ll start — the faster good Catholic should leave home for two years, was sponsored by Cal At Cal State Fullerton, many stu- ing it properly, said Dutch Garner, a we’ll get out of here,” she said, strut- without it. The recipients of this State Fullerton’s PAIR – Celebrity dents and teachers said they don’t military science instructor. "As long photo illustration by Tiffany Powell ting to the front of the “classroom” special prize were Curtis Boyd, John Series which features Professional know that a flag code exists, especially as it is flying, it’s a start, I think it’s like a drill sergeant, her black robes Frederick and his fiancée “Pommie” Artists in Residence. Marketing and giant rosary commanding the who were the first to feel Sister’s director Elizabeth Champion, attention of over 700 grandparents version of “catholic guilt” when she thought that Sister’s act was neat and senior citizens that turned out took Frederick’s water bottle away. because she could just bring so for the event in Fullerton’s Plummer “Do you think that you are thirst- many together so many people from Auditorium. ier than Jesus was up there on that different backgrounds. “I hope this is a good show,” cross? Hah?” said Sister, pointing Well, not that different — just http://dailytitan.fullerton.edu whispers Beverley Shook, in the at the crucifix hanging above the people over the hill and Catholic.

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Keep drummin’ Muslim students feel pain of rac- By Roddie Burris Sheima Salam, vice president of Knight Ridder Newspapers USC’s Muslim Students Association, said the brother and sister share a com- Two Saudi Arabians in Columbia to mon Arabic surname with one of the attend the University of South Carolina alleged hijackers. Saeed Alghamdi is attempted to leave the country after the believed to have lived in Del Ray Beach, Sept. 11 plane attacks. Fla. One made it home. “It made me very sad,” said Salam, a The other is being detained by the Muslim American who knows the pair. FBI in Atlanta, friends and USC officials “She told me she had waited four years confirmed. to get this scholarship (to study English One of the pair, Wafaa Alghamdi, in the United States). Now, it’s fallen a Muslim woman who was recently a through the cracks.” graduate student, had filed a harassment There aren’t any USC students from complaint against four white male USC Afghanistan, the country where alleged students over an incident that happened terrorist Osama bin Laden is believed Sept. 12. to be hiding. But there are students from She decided to leave the country Saudi Arabia, bin Laden’s birthplace. shortly afterward, said a friend who’s At least a dozen students from the a leader in the campus student Muslim Middle East have left the school since association. Her brother tried to leave Sept. 11, McKinney said. More of USC’s with her, but was detained in Atlanta 71 remaining Middle Eastern students because the siblings’ last name matched also plan to leave, Muslim students said. that of one of the Middle Eastern men “We’re feeling a lot of pain from who hijacked and crashed U.S. airliners many different sides right now,” Salam on Sept. 11. said. The Sept. 12 incident was one of “just “We’re really sad about those people a couple of very minor incidents against who lost their lives, we’re really hurt Middle East students” since the hijack- about the attack on America, and we’re ings, USC spokesman Russ McKinney really hurt that people who claim our said. faith did this,” she said. “They brought McKinney said neither Alghamdi nor our faith down.” her brother is enrolled this semester. But But Salam said Muslims are equally McKinney said 12 of 83 USC students hurt that all Muslims are being looked from Arabic countries have left to go upon as complicit in the hijacked plane home. Others are considering leaving, attacks. too, some Muslim students said. Since the attacks, the Saudi gov- According to a USC police report, the ernment said it has offered each of its four white men approached the Muslim citizens in the United States a plane female on the Horseshoe area of cam- ticket home. For students who are in the pus and verbally assaulted her about United States on government scholar- her nationality. They then attempted to ships, Saudi Arabia will fly the students remove the young woman’s hijab, an home and continue to pay them stipends Islamic head covering. for three months, an embassy spokesman Fearing the worst, friends said the in Washington said. siblings decided to leave USC, but only The students could later be flown found more bad luck. back to the United States to continue McKinney and a Muslim friend of their education in the same, or different, the girl said Alghamdi’s brother was universities. MICHELLE GUTIERREZ/Daily Titan detained while trying to return to Saudi “We issued a notice to students in Arabia. The FBI isn’t commenting on Associated Students hosted a steel drum band Wednesday at Becker Ampitheater as part of its Caribbean Cruisin’ Block Party. the U.S. to be cautious,” said a Saudi anyone who may be detained. Arabian embassy spokesman who asked

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October 4, 2001 Caribbean Cafe brings its own taste of the islands to the Orange nRESTAURANT: A yes a local, recommended this little The menu is Drew’s creation. He Caribbean shack down Pacific Coast uses his Grandma’s recipes from local eatery tears Highway, right outside of town. Guyana, plus his own touches. Sitting solo on the far side of P.C.H. The menu needs some explaining, down the stereotype of dressed in bright orange, lime green which Eva was only too happy to do. and tropical color trimmings, there it But the choices are endlessly interest- many Laguna Beach was — Drew’s Caribbean Café. ing and unique. dining establishments It was almost an eye sore in com- Aubergine choka, which is eggplant parison to its surroundings, but sur- stuffed with garlic and flame roasted, By Debra Santelli prisingly welcoming as well. then sautéed with shallots, chilies, Special to the Titan And as for the welcoming commit- onions, and seasoning and served with tee, Mama Earth don’t hold a candle pita ($7.50), was one of our appetizer I remember the last time I dined in to this joint. choices. Laguna Beach. As you cozy down in one of the Those taste buds start dancing from Or, as I like to refer to it — The two dozen or so tables, an enormous, I the dip. Forget about waxy gelatin- $100,000-plus tax bracket land or leave mean plummet you over, get shot back creamed spinach or ranch dips. This your sorry broke ass at the border and to the comfort days of the womb, smil- is all the zest of the Caribbean pureed just take in a distant view, cause we ing face greets you. together to get you started. don’t want your kind ruffling the cash, The name attached would be Eva. Next choice, crab and sweet corn er, aesthetic flow around here. Eva is part owner, along with Roger cakes ($9). TIFFANY POWELLS/Daily Titan Besides the luxurious beach living and, of course, Drew. Fresh crabmeat is patted togeth- Drew’s specializes in a hometown atmosphere and a variety of colorful and flavor-rich entrees. in Laguna, it’s home to mounds of foo- I thought maybe she knew us, but er with sweet corn kernels seasoned foo restaurants. then realized that’s the whole point. with herbs and spices from around Drew’s is not worried about making Kansas any more. Drew’s Caribbean Most of which are not chains, but This little island breeze wants to the Caribbean — according to Drew your plate look like a Michelangelo My favorite of the night was the individually owned cafés. make you feel as if you’re a local, a — and served with pineapple-mango sculpture, but giving you true, home- plantains, the guava drink, and the Hours of Operation- Note to self – in Laguna, a restau- regular, and treats you as such. salsa. style island cooking. And that’s what’s chocolate bread pudding ($6). Wed.-Sun: 5 p.m. till they get rant is always referred to as a café. After the warm greeting, the next Within the description of these delivered, with no frills attached. This chocolate bread pudding is not But in the true tradition of cafés, slow! line of business for Drew’s patrons is cakes on the menu, it states – “If you With entrée items like, blackened what one would traditionally think of. Fri - Sat: at 5 p.m. till the party’s they are pricey and explosive culinary to concoct some far-out, never-been have to ask, get out of my restaurant, salmon ($16.95), served with passion Yeah, sure, there’s bread and choco- over creations. heard-of drink. are they GOOD?” fruit, mango, grilled pineapple and late, but that’s just the foundation Forget about home-cookin’ grand- For myself, I was simply asked And man, are these two cakes, gold- pepper relish. holding up all the good stuff. Location— ma style, it’s all about towering foods what my favorite fruit was? Thinking en brown and glistening with invite are Creole stewed fish in a voodoo How about, dried-up golden grapes, 31732 S. Pacific Coast up to Mt. Olympus and menu items Mama Earth couldn’t meet the chal- good, or better yet, to die for. sauce, ($18.95) attached to a menu currents, rum and cinnamon served Highway, with descriptions such as — caramel- lenge, I proclaimed Guava. Word of advice, don’t share them, it description saying, “and you know pipping hot with fresh cut vanilla bean Laguna Beach 92651 ized saffron soaked quail eggs rolled in No Problem! could end violently. he got him some that night!! It’s that ice cream? * Just four miles out of down- malanga shavings, served on a pome- Within moments I was sipping on And it doesn’t stop at the appe- good.” Island - Home – Style – Cookin’! granate molasses chyote pancake. fresh pureed Guava, rum and secret tizer. Your mouth is hopping the whole And pineapple glazed pork loin I need say no more. town Couldn’t they have just said frickin’ splashes. My fellow diner received a meal. Not from a burn-your-tongue-off marinated in dark Puerto Rican rum Laguna eggs and home fries? shark bite – OJ, rum, grenadine and spice, but from tastes — implausible, ($19.95) and dozens more island tradi- In the search of authentic, home- bitters. inventive, tastes. tions, you realize quickly, you ain’t in cookin’, non-commercial food, a local, Life as a supermodel can be a runway of trouble

need help. Is that so wrong?! model world is trivial, as compared to a plot to nMOVIE: Super models save As actor-director and producer-writer of assassinate the Prime Minister of Malaysia – or “Zoolander,” Ben Stiller has bridged the wid- Micronesia – or is it Eurasia? – one of the last two the world. Ben Stiller elabo- ening gap between feature film and the life of if you’re a testosterone-prone model. rates on his VH-1 original mentally lacking male models. The man behind the plan is Mugatu (Will Thank you, Mr. Stiller. Ferrell), a Dr. Evil of the runway who uses sweat- character sketch Based on a skit with Stiller at the 1996 VH- shop workers to make his clothes – a practice By Kimberly Pierceall 1 Fashion Awards, Derek Zoolander returns to the Malaysian Prime Minister abolished in his Daily Titan Staff Writer a bigger screen and a fictitious VH-1 Fashion country. Awards to defend his Male Model of the Year Solution: enlist Derek Zoolander to destroy the award against male model archenemy, Hansel Prime Minister. Derek Zoolander just wants to be a good- (Owen Wilson). “Zoolander” is a welcome comedic break from looking, male model and help people — who But the fight to reign supreme in the male constant seriousness. I only caught myself scanning the New York skyline scenes a couple times to catch a glimpse of the World Trade Towers, even though success- ful post-production work removed them from the WWW.STEREOLAB.CO.UK scenes. As usual, the trailer was funnier than the The members are interchangeable, but the music is indispensible. movie. It had break-dance fighting and the Derek Zoolander’s Institute for Kids That Can’t Read Good. Indie lounge band lays It also had Owen Wilson breaking open a col- orful Mac to find tangible files inside and David Duchovny as a “Deep Throat” cameo. All were in the trailer and all only mildly it on rich and groovy amusing the second time around. But that’s not a complaint worth focusing on, since for an hour-and-a-half, Derek’s hapless nMUSIC: The latest crazy percussion and the sweet haunt- quest to rule the fashion world was the only prob- ing vocals of Laetitia Sandier. lem to ponder. collection of songs The six-member band takes you And hearing Derek pronounce “eulogy” – through a roller coaster of sounds “eugoogily” was enough to make me grin. mellows out its listen- as they weave through slow, steady The greatest thing about Zoolander is the lounge tunes. insane amount of cameos and hilarious well- ers, creating a feel for Then they drop you into electric known celebrities. some kitschy nostalgia guitars, organs and harpsichords for a Suddenly, Vince Vaughn is Derek’s brother bit of 1960s pop nostalgia. and covered in coal-mining soot. By Michelle Lara It’s true that the first two tracks He doesn’t speak. Daily Titan Staff Writer make you want to toss the CD out to He’s just there. the trash, with its lack of vocals and Jon Voight plays Derek’s dad and is also ran- strange repeating beat. domly covered in coal mining soot. Settle into your velvet couch, pour But by the time you get to track Billy Zane appears as Billy Zane. yourself a glass a wine and get ready three, there is an irresistible curiosity Winona Ryder is Winona Ryder. for a fantasy ride through the world to continue listening. David Bowie judges a runway contest. Lance known as Stereolab. By track five, you’re hooked. Bass, Fred Durst and other legions of celebs are Away we go! Reminiscent of the bossa nova in audience scenes. Stereolab’s new album, Sound- sound of Combustible Edison, mixed Tyson, real-life male model, helps Derek find Dust, is the album number 13 in their with cleverly creative instrument momentary motivation. mostly underground, but influential, arrangements, this is the new sound Milla Jovovich is Katinka, the homicidal music career. for today’s swinger. Russian fashion wench and Jerry Stiller, Ben’s The group was formed in 1991 by This album is for the music lover real-life father, is Derek’s agent. the song writing team of Tim Gane that has an appreciation for truly tal- Celebrity appearances aside, “Zoolander” is and wife Laetitia Sandier. ented musicians. not a complete romp into typical pop-culture Their music has been featured on There are no catchy lyrics and no comedy fare. multiple various-artist compilations. generic melodies. A scene with Derek, Hansel, a midget, Matilda Stereolab has also been featured Stereolab does not try to please the the journalist (Christine Taylor-Stiller) and a few on two movie soundtracks — “Brain mainstream audience. other folks doing – stuff, almost earned the movie Candy,” a spin off of the hit Comedy There is not a radio-friendly song an R rating. Central show “Kids In The Hall,” in the bunch. Ben Stiller had to convince the Motion Picture and “High Fidelity,” a modern day For those loyal fans of Stereolab, Association of America that it was funny, not love story revolving around a Chicago Sound-Dust will be a great addition to sexual. Definitely funny. record store. an already exquisite collection. When life needs levity, enlist a sub-I.Q. male Though Stereolab’s group members Those who are virgins to the Lab PHOTO COURTESY OF KRT CAMPUS model to entertain you. and musical style seem to change on will be screaming for more. Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) attempts to save the world through fashion. It works. every album, Sound-Dust gives a new So grab your martinis, light your flair to the normal indie pop sound. cigarettes and buy this album. Your “Sound-Dust” is anything but dust. ears will thank you for it. The songs are filled with strong, heavy beats, rich sounding horns, 5 Thursday, October 4, 2001 DETOUR Psychological thriller promises to keep its secrets nMOVIE: The October to see Elisabeth, (Brittany Murphy) a Elisabeth and solve years of anguish patient who has been diagnosed with and frustration within an unrealistic run of thrillers begins 10 different mental illnesses and has amount of time. with a mental patient, been in 10 different institutions within If the police are involved in any the last 10 years. way, the girl dies. a kidnapping, and a She has recently committed a vio- When he attempts to talk to the girl, numerical jigsaw puzzle lent crime and, according to Platt, her all she says is “I’ll never tell, any of life depends of Conrad’s ability to get you.” By Heather Baer through to her. The only thing that Elisabeth relates Daily Titan Staff Writer When Douglas tries to talk to the to during her conversation with Conrad supposedly catatonic patient, he notic- is the doll he brought in which belongs All he wanted was to spend es that she is not catatonic at all. to his kidnapped daughter. Thanksgiving with his family. She does suffer from some sort This movie keeps viewers at the However, for psychologist Nathan of post-traumatic stress disorder after edge of their seats. Conrad (Michael Douglas), this watching her father die when she was The actors did an excellent job of Thanksgiving holiday is anything but a girl. portraying their characters. Murphy relaxing and joyful. The only thing she says to him dur- is absolutely amazing in her ability In the new hit film, “Don’t Say A ing his visit is “You want what they to capture the thought and actions of Word,” Conrad spends his holiday want.” a woman so torn by fear that it drives trying to get into the mind of a mental Conrad goes home but when he her insane. patient and obtain a six-digit code. wakes up in the morning, he finds that She has had experience playing His daughter’s life depends on his his daughter has been kidnapped. a mental patient before in “Girl, ability to obtain this code within 10 As soon as he realizes she has been Interrupted,” alongside Angelina Jolie hours. kidnapped, the phone rings and he and Winona Ryder. With bank heists, kidnapping, jew- is told that he has 10 hours to get a This movie is by far one of the best els and repressed childhood memories six-digit code from the patient or his this year. With mysterious sub-plots and a deadline that could change lives, daughter dies. and great acting it will be sure to stay this movie is without a doubt the num- The group of kidnappers is actually on the minds of viewers for a while. ber one thriller of the year. a group of jewel thieves who commit- PHOTO COURTESY OF 20TH CENTURY FOX Conrad is a psychologist whose ted a bank heist 10 years prior. Brittany Murphy and Michael Douglas star in “Don’t Say A Word,” now in theaters. friend, played by Oliver Platt, begs him Now he has to obtain the trust of ‘The Glass House’ twists, turns and shatters stan- A night of dard suspenseful story n pare to most horror flicks; it has a Movie: Fear and unique twist to it. sheer terror fills the Sobieski gives an outstanding per- formance adding the rebellious ado- screen as the first in the lescent touch. It is suspenseful and I am a sucker latest crop of suspense for psychological thrillers. So it defi- thrillers hits theaters nitely got my attention from the start. This almost, but not quite, com- By Angie Aldape pares to “The Sixth Sense.” It has you Daily Titan Staff Writer going and believing, then things begin to unravel and fall into place. Sobieski previously starred oppo- “The Glass House” is more like the site Drew Barrymore in “Never Been Hell House. Kissed” and is also starring in “Joy Starring Leelee Sobieski, Diane Ride,” which opens this weekend. Lane, Stellan Skarsgard, and Trevor She has been nominated for a Morgan, “The Glass House” is a psy- Golden Globe and an Emmy for her chological thriller that will put you on portrayal of the legendary “Joan of the edge of your seat. Arc” on the CBS mini-series. Ruby (Sobieski) and her younger She is one of the few young talented brother Rhett (Morgan) go and live actresses getting a great start, but lets with their parents’ best friends, Erin hope that we see her develop into a and Terry Glass (Lane and Skarsgard). star in her upcoming films. The two become their legal guardians, Her performance opposite of when their parents die in a car crash. Skarsgard was a match; their perfor- The Glasses promise Ruby mances complemented each other. His and Rhett a candy-coated world of strong, mysterious, deceiving charac- California fun-in-the-sun to help them ter made the movie more enjoyable. overcome the tragic nightmare they A native from Sweden, Skarsgard have just experienced. is considered one of the top stage film They buy Ruby and Rhett’s trust actors. He proved himself in this film. and comfort with trendy new clothes Skarsgard has previously appeared in for Ruby and a new video game sys- the “Time Code,” “Passion of Mind,” tem with a TV for Rhett. and “Deep Blue Sea.” Ruby soon begins to suspect that Diane Lane’s character was quite things are beginning to get strange and disturbing. She plays the role of a doc- PHOTO COURTESY OF KNOTTS BERRY FARM Erin and Terry may not be the ideal tor with an addiction. Lane starred in There is certain to be more fear this year at the 29th annual Knotts Scary Farm Halloween Haunt. The event is sched- guardians they seem. Things just don’t “The Only Thrill,” “Murder at 1600,” uled from Oct. 11-31, with sneak preview nights tonight through Monday. seem to fall into place when she is put and “A Walk on the Moon.” More than 1,000 professional monsters will be roaming the park and five new mazes will be added to this year’s fes- to share a small bedroom with Rhett in Producer Neal H. Moritz whose such a huge house. tivities including: “Malice in Wonderland” (bumper cars), “Elvira’s Red Moon Massacre” (log ride), “The Crypt Keeper’s past hits feature “The Fast and the But are her suspicions justified or Furious”, “Cruel Intentions,” and “I Horrorwood Fright FestEVIL” (Wilderness Dance Hall), “Lore of the Vampire” (Flying Ace Balloon Race) and “Blood merely the perceptions of a rebellious Know What You Did Last Summer” Bayou” (Mystery lodge). teen with a fertile imagination? For has definitely done it again. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster, or the Hauntline(877) TKTS-2-DI-4 what you don’t see in the Glass house With such a young producer and can kill you. yet so talented, “The Glass House” is “The Glass House” doesn’t com- definitely worth paying for. Max Keeble makes his Big Move in newest Disney family film

n If he causes a little trouble, he towards grade school through MOVIE: Junior high won’t be around to see the conse- junior high children. student seeks out quences. Most of the audience was com- He decides to give all the bul- prised of either parents or chil- revenge against bul- lies what they deserve. dren. Alex D. Linz, who plays Max I don’t recommend it to anyone lies, ice cream men, Keeble, is an aspiring, young above 14 years of age, unless you and unattainable girls actor with potential to move up in are a parent. the entertainment industry. Actually, at the age of 14, I By Cynthia Pangestu The principal, Larry Miller, do not think I would watch this Daily Titan Staff Writer overacted to the point of annoy- movie. My friends and I were ance. definitely out of place. We were Still, it is a colorful movie with either too young or too old. Act One: The evil ice cream good, clean laughs. Maybe if I had children, I would man is chasing Max Keeble — the It’s a little embarrassing to take them, but it did not appeal to fastest paperboy — throughout admit, but sometimes I found my friends or me. his route. myself laughing more or louder From a kid’s point of view, I am Max makes his last delivery to a than anyone around me. unsure how they would interpret girl he likes and nearly gets a kiss The beginning of the movie was the meaning. — then he wakes up to his first the climax of the humor; and it Perhaps from watching the day of junior high. was all down hill from there. movie, some kids may think it is He and his two best friends, One of the funniest parts of okay to seek revenge, break into who are not among the school’s the movie was when Max karate the principal’s office, talk back to most popular crowd, face obsta- chopped with the evil ice cream teachers, or start food fights in the cles during their first few days. man. cafeteria. Who knows? They are confronted with the Another was when the school The movie also has some mean- school bully, the evil ice cream bully was encountered with a ing behind it. If I learned anything man, the self-loathing, power-hun- character that traumatized him in from watching it, it is that people PHOTO COURTESY OF BUENA VISTA PICTURES gry principal and a boy obsessed his childhood. should stand up for themselves. with the stock market harasses The story line was very predict- Also, it is that real friends stay children for their lunch money. able. by your side even through the Alex D. Linz (top) stars as Max Keeble, a boy Max’s parents break the sad You could guess who would toughest times. with a penchant for getting into mischief, includ- news that they will be moving to have the last laugh. The best way to get through ing a battle with local ice cream man, Jamie Chicago the Friday of that week, It is somewhat similar to the things is to stick together. Kennedy (inset). due to his father’s job relocation. movie “Snow Day.” So what has Max got to lose? This movie is definitely geared Thursday, October 4, 2001 Titan momentum overwhelms UCR nVOLLEYBALL: Team improves to 6-5 overall after a pair of weekend wins gives CSUF the drive and the confidence to defeat the Highlanders and claim their second Big West Conference win By Mark Villarroel kills. most of the match, the Titans luck Crawford, who had her first start Daily Titan Staff Writer “We are gaining confidence turned in the third game, as the this season, orchestrated one of her every game which makes us play Highlanders took their biggest lead biggest performances, accumulating an aggressive offense,” said Head of the match at 29-25. But even 18 kills through a game high .382 This is only the second time in Cal Coach Mary Ellen Murchison. then, the Titans put up a resistance attack percentage. State Fullerton history that the vol- With a dominating presense, the as they scored three straight points “Katie was instrumental in our leyball team has posted a Big West Titans commanded a 10-2 lead to before Sabo’s attack error, that float- win,” Murchison said. “She had one Conference winning percentage of start the second game. As the game ed out of bounds, helped UCR avert her career’s best games.” .500. Not only that, but not since progressed, the lead changed several the three game sweep. Solid efforts from sophomore 1998 have the Titans possessed a times as neither team took control “When we have more attacks Roxanne Barlow, who had a sea- three-game winning streak. by more than two points, until on the ball, and we serve well, son best 21 kills, along with Kim After a pair of wins this past week- Renee Vignery’s service ace gave we’re going to be successful,” said Levey’s 67 assists without errors, end the Titans used their momentum the Titans a three-point margin of Murchison. helped secure the Titans win streak. to defeat UC Riverside in a highly victory. That is exactly what the Titans Fullerton improves their record competitive Big West Conference “It was a close match through did in the fourth game, saving their to 6-5 overall and 2-2 in conference match that scored 30-28, 30-27, 28- most of the night, but we ended up best performance for last, Fullerton play, UCR drops to 8-6 and 1-4. 30, 30-15. with the control by serving them out recorded a .485 attack percentage. The Titans continue their home- The Titans managed to squeak of their offense,” Murchison said. Vignery opened the game racking up stand this weekend with Big West a two point win in the first game, It makes sense. If you do not back-to-back aces, to give Fullerton Conference matches versus Idaho on after Megan Sabo crushed a high- want the opponent to put up points the upper hand. The Titans would Friday and Utah State on Saturday. speed kill that bounced off one of on the board, don’t let them hit not look back as the Highlanders Both matches will begin at 7 p.m. their opponents. Sabo who has been the ball. Fullerton accumulated a capitalized on Titan mistakes rather and the match against Utah will on an offensive rampage as of late, season high, 13 aces that left the than their offense to close the wid- honor past members of the Fullerton ended the night with an attack per- Highlanders defense at a standstill. ening margin. volleyball team at “Remember the DONNA POUCH/Special to the Titan centage of .341 and a game high 22 After controlling the airspace for Senior middle blocker Katie Titans Night.” Season keeps getting better for the 6-5 Titan volleyball team. Preseason off to bumpy nLAKERS: Coach Jackson, Kobe and Shaq are not quite ready to return to the world of basketball By Jeff Benson same two teams meet again. said O’Neal had promised him he’d ing time. Guards Mitch Richmond, Daily Titan Staff Writer Assistant coaches Jim Cleamons report under 300 pounds, but that was Dennis Scott and Isaac Fontaine and Frank Hamblen will be in charge before the 1999-2000 Most Valuable team with Bryant, Devean George, while Jackson is gone. Player knew about the surgery, which Mike Penberthy and Brian Shaw to The Los Angeles Lakers began Bryant did not take the team’s char- has kept him from normal workouts. fill out a formidable backcourt. training camp with aspirations of a tered flight to Hawaii for the start of O’Neal said he wasn’t in basketball Walker will likely replace departed third straight NBA Championship training camp Sept. 29. He returned shape, but added that it wouldn’t take forward Horace Grant as an opening but without three key members of to his hometown of Philadelphia to long to get there. He doubted he’d be day starter, and Lindsey Hunter could the team. attend his grandfather’s funeral on playing during the preseason. see most of the action in injured Head coach Phil Jackson and shoot- Oct. 3 and is expected to join the Jackson said Thursday he hoped guard Derek Fisher’s starting spot. ing guard Kobe Bryant each missed team in Hawaii Friday. the big man would be ready by the Fisher and backup forward Mark practices Tuesday and Wednesday O’Neal, who had surgery Aug. 29 season opener, but he seemed sur- Madsen, who both had surgery July due to deaths in their families, and to alleviate the pain in his small left prised by his uncertainty. 3, are not expected to play until center Shaquille O’Neal said Friday toe, flew with the team to its Hawaii “He’s going to have to make those December, although Fisher said he he’s not sure if he’ll be ready to play camp but has been working out very calls,” Jackson said. “It’s his feet. hopes to return sooner. when the team begins the season, gingerly. Realistically, he’s got about six to The squad is practicing with- Oct. 30 against Portland. Doctors cut away bone from the seven weeks (following the surgery) out a listed center during O’Neal’s Jackson’s 94-year-old mother, inside of O’Neal’s small toe, which before he can really start running.” absence. Elisabeth, died of natural causes at he said has caused him pain for O’Neal took some time away from The Lakers play two games against her home in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, years. the Lakers to promote the team’s new Golden State in Honolulu, Sunday at according to Lakers spokesman John “I just got cleared to do bikes last cookbook. 4:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 6 p.m. The Black. Black said Jackson left the week,” O’Neal said. “I haven’t been The Lakers have added eight new team returns to Southern California to team’s training camp in Honolulu doing anything since the surgery. I players from last season’s roster. play a third exhibition game against Tuesday and isn’t expected to return get another checkup in 30 days. It’s New forwards Lindsey Hunter, the Warriors in Bakersfield Oct. 16. for the first preseason game Sunday kind of hurting real bad, the pinky- Samaki Walker, Dickey Simpkins, against Golden State. winky toe.” Jelani McCoy and Peter Cornell are ASSOCIATED PRESS It’s uncertain whether or not he’ll The ninth-year center said he expected to push returning players Shaq had some fun in the offseason but won’t be coming back yet. be back two nights later when the entered camp at 339 pounds. Jackson Rick Fox and Robert Horry for play-

MARS SAYS... Venus says... Bonds settles for By Danny Serpa By Melanie Bysouth Daily Titan Staff Writer Daily Titan Sports Editor a single but still An NFL milestone will be set this Look at the NFL standings and you Sunday. Tennessee Titan guard Bruce will see some very strange things. The Matthews will be playing his 283rd Minnesota Vikings only have one win. game, becoming the leagues’ all-time The San Francisco 49ers have two. The career leader for most games played by a Indianapolis Colts were blown-out by walks into histo- non-kicker. In his 19th season, Matthews the New England Patriots after Peyton will surpass Jim Marshall who played Manning threw for three interceptions. nBASEBALL: Still one away from McGwire, for 19 seasons with both the Cleveland And the San Diego Chargers haven’t Browns and the Minnesota Vikings. lost yet. Bonds ties then breaks Ruth’s 1923 record This is a remarkable feat considering the So what could be more bizarre than ASSOCIATED PRESS The timing would’ve been per- average career of a professional football the San Diego Chargers being 3-0? fect for Bonds to homer — it was player is less than 10 years. Week 4 How about they are the only unde- Barry Bonds broke Babe Ruth’s the 50th anniversary of Bobby Speaking of great accomplishments, feated team in the AFC? walks record instead of making Thomson’s playoff “Shot Heard the St. Louis Rams are off to a great start How about they have totaled six rush- home run history before frus- ‘Round the World.” at 3-0. So far they are showing signs of Arizona at Philadelphia ing touchdowns in three games this sea- trated fans, scoring three times After Bonds struck out, being the same Super Bowl team that son after totaling just seven in 16 games Wednesday night to lead the San Redding, Nelson Cruz and Mike beat the Titans in 2000. Chicago at Atlanta last year? Francisco Giants over the falter- Williams all had their chances In week two, they shut down a Miami How about they have forced 13 turn- ing Houston Astros 11-8. to challenge Bonds, and none of Dolphins team that was showing bright Cincinnati at Pittsburgh overs in 2001 after totaling just 22 for the After striking out, chasing Tim them did — continuing the walk- signs, 42-10. Rams quarterback, Kurt entire 2000 season? Redding’s 96-mph fastball in the athon that began after Bonds hit Warner passed for 328 yards and four Minnesota at New Orleans But let’s slow down a little. first inning, Bonds drew three his 69th home run Saturday. touchdowns, completing 77 percent of Week one, they played the Washington straight four-pitch walks as the Since then, he’s gone 2-for-6 his passes. The offense was productive New England at Miami Redskins, third lowest payroll in the record crowd of 43,630 at Enron with seven walks, and has twice and the defense was solid. Running league, haven’t won a game yet. Week Field booed the Astros’ tactics. been hit by pitches. back, Marshall Faulk had 160 all-pur- San Diego at Cleveland two, Dallas Cowboys, lowest payroll, Bonds’ two daughters even Bonds will have one more pose yards scoring three touchdowns. no wins and who still plays for this held up a sign game left at Receiver, Torry Holt caught four passes Tennessee at Baltimore team? Week three, Cincinnati Bengals, that read: “Pitch cozy Enron for 111 yards and one touchdown. barely above the payroll average, and to Our Daddy to match Sounds like the team to beat. Washington at NY Giants okay, they’re 2-1 but come on, it’s the #25.” M c G w i r e . Just wondering, what happened to the Bengals. In a strange Dave Mlicki Indianapolis Colts last week? Jacksonville at Seattle And after this week, it’s quite likely twist in the will start They were crushed by the New that the Chargers will be 4-0 after they ninth, the crowd Thursday night England Patriots, a team who was miss- Kansas City at Denver take on the Cleveland Browns. But this began chant- for Houston, ing their starting quarterback. Peyton season has seen its share of upsets. ing “Barry! and Bonds Manning cost me $100 with his three The key to a Browns win? Get Barry!” when is 11-for-23 interceptions and as a team, they had NY Jets at Buffalo Flutie. he came out on (.478) with two fumbles. That equals five turnovers, Obviously he’s the one with the magic deck, hoping two home runs something I’m sure the team will work Dallas at Oakland powder that has made an undefeated to see him get in his career on as they go into their bye week. team emerge from the puddle of tears one last chance against the Green Bay at Tampa Bay to match Mark right-hander. M c G w i r e ’ s ASSOCIATED PRESS LAST WEEK: 10-4 LAST WEEK: 10-4 Cruz (3-3) Carolina at San Francisco record of 70 Bonds gets a hit but not a homer. took the loss YEAR TO DATE: 28-15 YEAR TO DATE: 28-15 home runs. putting him- The fans then booed when Rich self in trouble by walking Bonds PICKS FROM MARS PICKS FROM VENUS Aurilia grounded out, ending the to lead off the sixth, and the MONDAY NITE FOOTBALL inning. Giants star scored on a single by 1. Eagles 9. Jaguars 1. Eagles 9. Jaguars Bonds walked right past Ruth’s Andres Galarraga for a 3-2 lead. 2. Falcons 10. Broncos St. Louis at Detroit 2. Falcons 10. Chiefs mark of 170 set in 1923, and fin- ished the night with 172. Bonds 3. Steelers 11. Jets 3. Steelers 11. Jets GAME NOTES had earlier passed McGwire’s NL Jackson became the 13th pitch- 4. Vikings 12. Raiders 4. Saints 12. Raiders record of 162 walks, set in 1998. er in major league history to work 5. Dolphins 13. Bucs 5. Dolphins 13. Packers When Bonds connected his in 900 games. ... Bonds’ 133 RBI 6. Chargers 14. 49ers 6. Browns 14. 49ers solo hit, an RBI single in the are the most for the Giants since 7. Titans 7. Ravens eighth inning, the ballpark began Willie Mays had 141 in 1962. 8. Giants 15. Rams 8. Giants 15. Rams clearing out.