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dailytitan.com The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton Parking WWII internment remembered fees not JARYD LUCERO Daily Titan negotiable Cal State Fullerton held a free event in the Arboretum to commemorate the Japanese- American experience in Orange County dur- Five or more out- ing World War II and to showcase paintings standing tickets could by a Japanese-American who spent three-and- put a boot on your car a-half years in an internment camp in Arizona Wednesday. The event was free and open to the public. SHANNON McPHERSON The Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Daily Titan Heritage Museum hosted the occasion, which was part of the exhibit “New Birth of Free- Penalties for violating Cal State dom: Civil War to Civil Rights in California.” Fullerton parking regulations can Guests were greeted at the event by a taiko run students anywhere from $60 to performance, an ancient Japanese tradition. $330 and eventually lead to prob- “Taiko started hundreds of years ago in Ja- pan and the farmers used it to scare away the lems with the DMV. birds and the insects from their crops ... The From July 1, 2010 to June 30, lords used it as a signal since they didn’t have 2011 there were 25,566 parking phones,” said Mary Jane Mayeda, one of the tickets given, roughly 70 tickets per performers. day, said Kristen Jasko, parking ser- Arthur A. Hansen, Ph.D, a retired 42-year vices manager of Parking and Trans- CSUF emeritus professor of history, delivered portation Services. a lecture titled, “The World War II Experience There are 8,876 parking spots at of Orange County: Nikkei in History and CSUF. Of those, 4,106 are in parking Memory,” which focused on the life and death structures, according to the Parking of Kazuo Masuda, a WWII war hero who and Transportation website. Howev- came from Orange County. Hansen said he thought the event went er, the structures didn’t come without well. demands. Increases in parking fees “I thought the Center for World and Pub- were approved by President Milton lic History, the University Advancement Of- Gordon to cover construction costs fice and the Arboretum all worked very hard and pay for the parking program op- to ensure there was a substantial attendance,” erating costs, according to the Park- he said. ing and Transportation website. ALVIN KIM / Daily Titan “I see that being really the only See WWII, page 2 A group called Hikari Taiko performs for Arboretum guests as they arrive. Taiko, which means “drum” in Japanese, is an ancient Japanese tradition used to protect crops solution, to raise (parking violation) from birds and insects. The art form was also used to communicate over long distances, especially in warfare. prices for the students. It just seems like so much (money),” said Jessica Justiniano, 23, a health sciences ma- Kelly Thomas protesters jor. The ‘90s are All That continue to seek answers Parking tickets are issued when Nickelodeon responds to fan and are demanding change rules and regulations are violated. Lizette Lozano, 19, an undeclared major, said her fa- The difference in penalties is of in- feedback by reviving fan favorites vorite ‘90s Nick show is Hey Arnold because of the ro- fraction. like ‘Hey Dude’ and ‘Kenan & Kel’ mance between the characters. “Cost of a general violation is set “You know that he (Arnold) is in love with Helga and at approximately one-third the price JESSICA RUBIO she doesn’t know, but she is always around him,” said of a parking permit to reduce at- Daily Titan Lozano. tempts at violating university park- This past Friday, the network added Hey Dude to the ing and traffic regulations,” said For those of us born in the ‘90s, we get a warm feeling current lineup of All That, Kenan & Kel, Clarissa Ex- in our stomachs when we hear the theme song to the plains It All, Doug, Hey Arnold and Rocko’s Modern Life. Jasko in an email. series All That, when we see the awkward, bald teenager The show was chosen utilizing the “U-Pick with Stick” The $60 fine is given for general known as Doug or when we hear the phrase “Welcome program where viewers can vote on which show they violations, which consist of park- to Good Burger, home of the Good Burger. Can I take wish to be added to the television schedule. ing with an invalid or expired per- your order?” Keith Dawkins, the senior vice president and general mit displayed, exceeding time limit, Well for the many of us who were fans of the beloved manager of Nicktoons and TeenNick, explained how the Watch the latest Scan to view parking in a reserved space, parking series, Nickelodeon is set to air a two-hour, weeknight airing of these episodes originated from the overwhelm- ONLINE protest at on a fire lane, bike lane, walkway or EXCLUSIVES dailytitan.com/ program titled “‘90s Are All That,” featuring ‘90s throw- ing social media demand from young adults, all between dailytitan.com blocking other vehicles, according back episodes that their young adult fans grew up with. the ages of 18 to 34, who essentially grew up with these ongoing-kelly-thom- as-protest/ to the Parking and Transportation Fans of iconic shows such as Kenan & Kel, Clarissa shows. website. Explains It All and Rocko’s Modern Life can catch their favorite episodes on TeenNick seven days a week begin- See Nickelodeon, page 6 See TICKET, page 2 ning at 10 p.m.

Students drive ‘drunk’ New nursing grad program to launch See ALCOHOL, page 2 Doctor of Nursing Practice “This is a wonderful opportunity for the difficult to find faculty with the proper quali- program will use CSULB, school to lead out in something that is cutting- fications and experience to teach nurses at the edge. We were selected as the lead campus for baccalaureate and master’s levels, said Erik Fal- CSULA and CSUF facilities our consortium by the chancellor, and that’s a lis, media relations specialist for CSU Public and will open in fall 2012 recognition of our strength as a school,” said Affairs. By offering the DNP within the CSU, Penny Weismuller, assistant professor and coor- those entering the program will go on to be- dinator of the CSUF graduate program in the come qualified faculty who can train future CAMYRON LEE Daily Titan College of Health and Human Development. nurses within the CSU and at the community- The DNP is a practice-oriented doctoral de- college level. gree that is meant to prepare advanced practice “It really opens the pipeline (for future fac- The Cal State Fullerton Nursing Depart- nurses and nurse leaders for evidence-based ulty). We are encouraging more nurse practi- ment is now accepting applications for the practice in patient care and in executive and tioners who are experts in their field to get this Man on the Street: “cutting edge” Doctor of Nursing Practice doctorate degree to be able to become fac- What do you think program (DNP) that will be launched in ulty in these nursing programs. This will the fall of 2012. This is a wonderful opportunity for the help in training more baccalaureate and about medical “The Nursing faculty at Fullerton, master’s nurses,” said Fallis. marijuana use? Long Beach and Los Angeles are excited school to lead out in something that The Fullerton-specific program has un- about the program and have been engaged is cutting-edge. We were selected as the lead dergone a long and rigorous approval pro- in the development of the curriculum and campus for our cosortium by our chancellor... cess. developing DNP program policies,” said According to Weismuller, the program Margaret Brady, faculty coordinator for Penny Weismuller was first reviewed by the faculty at the the DNP program at the Chancellor’s Of- Graduate Program Coordinator three different schools, graduate education fice. at each university. It then went on to be The DNP is a joint program that utiliz- reviewed by the Senate and was signed by es teaching faculty from Cal States Long Beach, educational roles. The program is a five-semes- the president, and finally was approved by the Los Angeles and Fullerton. Fullerton has been ter, 36-unit, post-graduate degree. chancellor. The DNP program is still pending chosen as the lead administrative campus for According to Weismuller, the primary goal approval by the Western Association of Schools the program. of the program is to equip those in the program and Colleges (WASC). The program started ac- Watch interviews Scan to view ONLINE with students The DNP program at Fullerton is one of to be expert clinicians; the secondary goal is to cepting applications Oct. 1 upon approval by EXCLUSIVES and community three that are offered within the CSU. The two ensure each student completes courses that will the CSU chancellor. dailytitan.com/medmjf11/ members as they joint programs are the Fullerton-Long Beach- equip him or her for a faculty role. Six to nine Applicants are informed upon inquiry that discuss their feel- Los Angeles program in Southern California of the required units are faculty development the program is pending approval. Once the ings toward the and the Fresno-San Jose program in Northern courses. program has been in operation for one year, it usage of medicinal California. The third is a stand-alone DNP One of the biggest challenges with provid- will then host an accreditation visit from the marijuana. that is offered by San Diego State. ing nursing education in general is that it is Council on Collegiate Nursing Education.

Contact Us at [email protected] dailytitan.com October 20, 2011 2 NEWS ‘One, Two’ check Boarding for Breast them on health and wellness. mediately contacted Blair Young by “We are trying to get young people email and she thought it was a great Cancer visits CSUF to to be more proactive with their health idea to include Cal State Fullerton in educate on cancer in by self-prevention and overall wellness. their campus tour event,” West said. an interesting way Everyone should be performing self- Jonathan Franzen, 26, a volunteer breast exams once a month and getting with Boarding for Breast Cancer, also a yearly physical,” said Young. wanted to work with the foundation, ROSS WATTERS The organization partners with but for a different reason. Daily Titan companies such as Volcom to create “I have volunteered in the past for Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC) merchandise such as T-shirts and other various cancer organizations. I have a is celebrating its 15th anniversary and clothing items. The proceeds from the passion for any organization that helps continuing its second annual “Check merchandise go to cancer research. research cancer and educates,” said One, Two” tour with a booth on Titan The booth will have breast simula- Franzen. Walk Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. tion molds that will show students Franzen’s cousin died of leukemia The tour will make stops at campus- what to look for during self-breast ex- when he was only 6. es and coordinate community events at ams to detect abnormalities and lumps. “I saw how it tore my aunt and uncle skate shops, local shops and music ven- “We will have a breast simulator at apart. I was only 6 at the time, but I ues educating people about early breast the booth so female students will know could see what cancer could do. Since cancer detection and how important an what to look for when they are check- then, I like to actively participate in active lifestyle is. Tilly’s and Volcom are ing for lumps. It will also be fun for the anything that advocates for cancer re- supporting the tour. guys too,” Young said. search,” Franzen said. B4BC is a nonprofit organization Taylor West, 26, a public relations The first event, created in 1996 by that promotes breast cancer awareness, major, jumped at the chance to help Basich and Dunn, was a snowboarding education and advocates for the self- Boarding for Breast Cancer when look- musical festival aimed at a young audi- prevention and early detection of breast ing for an organization to help for her ence. cancer among young people and the class. “Both founders thought it was im- sports community. “I am a big snowboarder. I always portant to spread information through The foundation was formed in 1996 saw their booths at various snowboard- peer-to-peer communication. Snow- by professional snowboarders Tina ing events and contests. So when we boarding and skate events are the per- Basich and Shannon Dunn after their had to find a nonprofit group to help, fect opportunity,” Young said. friend Monica Steward died of stage- I thought of them instantly,” said West. The next stop after CSUF for the four breast cancer. West was instrumental in bringing “Check One, Two” tour will be at Blair Young, the Boarding for Breast Boarding for Breast Cancer here to Cal Loyola Marymount University Tues- Cancer outreach director, hopes the State Fullerton. day. For those looking for more infor- Courtesy of Jonathan Franzen organization is making an impact on “When my group decided on help- mation about Boarding for Breast Can- Volunteers for Boarding for Breast Cancer set up under a canopy on the second day of the U.S. Open of Surfing. Boarding the lives of young people by educating ing Boarding for Breast Cancer, I im- cer, visit B4BC.org. for Breast Cancer increases breast cancer awareness by showing passersby how to identify tumors. WWII: OC Japanese-Americans remember internment TICKET: Fees FOR THE RECORD DeQuieroz shared a story of when she said the are unavoidable It is the policy of the Daily Titan to correct any inaccurate informa- same thing at a past event. tion printed in the publication as soon as the error is discovered. Any “Afterward, a woman came up to me and said, incorrect information printed on the front page will result in a cor- ‘I beg your pardon, I was in a concentration camp, ...Continued from page 1 rection printed on the front page. Any incorrect information printed yours wasn’t a concentration camp,’” she said. “I said, on any other page will be corrected on page 2. Errors on the Opinion ‘No, you were in an extermination camp and I was in page will be corrected on that page. Corrections also will be noted on a concentration camp.’ And we cried together.” Major infractions start at $300 the online version of the Daily Titan. Some of those who attended actually spent time for displaying a forged, altered or Please contact Editor-in-Chief Michelle Wiebach at 657-278-5815 in internment camps as well, some even the same in- stolen permit. The largest fine is- or at [email protected] with issues about this policy or to ternment camp DeQuieroz was in. sued by Parking and Transporta- report any errors. A slideshow of DeQuieroz’s paintings, which are tion is $330, which pertains to mostly watercolor, told the story of what it was like parking in a disabled space with- living in an internment camp–what it was like when out a valid permit, Jasko said. she was 9 years old. As the slideshow played, DeQuieroz’s eyes began to water, but she didn’t start crying. “I was 9 when taken to a concentration camp in There’s always a 1942. We were leaving freedom to become prisoners consequence for behind barbed wire fences and armed guard towers. breaking the rules ... If you And everything would be changed forever,” she said. choose to break the rules Editorial DeQuieroz, who was only a child while she was in the camp, tried to make the most of her time there. then you have to pay the Editor-in-Chief Michelle Wiebach “The most beautiful thing about being in the camp penalty. Managing Editor Wesley Nease ALVIN KIM / Daily Titan was the beautiful desert sky,” she said. News Editor Nuran Alteir Arthur Hansen delivered a speech which remembered the life DeQuieroz said, “Peace starts with every single News Editor Anders Howmann and death of Kazuo Masuda, an Orange County WWII hero. Jessica Justiniano News Editor Ian Wheeler person,” the message that she wanted attendees to Health Sciences major News Assistant Jaryd Lucero most take out of the event. Features Editor Jessica Druck ...Continued from page 1 Even though former President Franklin Roosevelt Features Assistant Jessica Rubio was responsible for signing Executive Order 9066, “There’s always a consequence for breaking the rules,” Justiniano Detour Editor Krystle Uy “The main purpose of this (event) was to make which relocated Japanese-Americans to the intern- Detour Assistant Jeanette Castaneda ment camps, DeQuieroz and her family mourned in said. “If you choose to break the Opinion Editor Joseph Szilagyi sure that the Japanese-American community identi- rules then you have to pay the fies CSUF as a special place,” Hansen said. “The bulk their camp when he passed away. Opinion Editor Charlotte Knight “I never thought of doing my camp days because penalty.” Opinion Assistant Gillian Hadland of the money that paid for this particular museum Sports Editor Elliot Cook my family always only thought about what’s ahead,” A boot is placed on your vehicle came from that community.” she said. “We never remembered the bad things.” for up to 24 hours if you have five Sports Editor Patrick Corbet Chizuko Judy Sugita DeQuieroz, an artist based in Sports Assistant Blake Fogg DeQuieroz ended her slideshow with paintings de- or more outstanding tickets. Pay- Sports Assistant Rick Gomez Irvine, spoke on what it was like to live in the Poston, picting what it was like when she finally got to leave ing the tickets is the only way of Copy Editor Gilbert Gonzalez Ariz. internment camp for three and a half years. the internment camps. removing the boot, according to Copy Editor Kyle Martinez “Calling it an internment is wrong,” said DeQui- Seeing the camps disappear in the distance is a the Parking and Transportation Photo Editor William Camargo eroz in her presentation. “It’s a concentration camp.” memory she said she would never forget. Photo Editor Camille Tarazon website. Photo Assistant Alvin Kim Neglecting to pay may result in Photo Assistant Brian Yamamoto the impounding of your vehicle or Page Editor David Hood problems with the DMV. Page Editor Anibal Ortiz Dusting off the résumé “Eventually the DMV will not Page Editor Steve Sly Page Editor Patrick Schwarz permit renewal of vehicle regis- Page Assistant Alvan Ung tration,” said Charles Holt, field Multimedia Editor Hannah Dellinger operations manager of the Parking Multimedia Editor Andrea Mena and Transportation Department, Multimedia Assistant Cara Seo Web Editor Susana Cobo in an email. Adviser Holly Rizzo According to Jasko, the late fee for all parking tickets is $60. The Main Line (657) 278-5815 Editorial Fax (657) 278-2702 ticket must be paid for or appealed News Line (657) 278-4415 E-mail: [email protected] within 21 days, or 14 days after a delinquent notice is received. Once you receive the appeal Advertising results letter, you have 21 days to pay the ticket. Director of Advertising Amber VanOrman If more than one violation oc- National Sales & Promotions Daniel Zamilpa Production Assistant Liz Hernandez curs, penalties for the respective Production Assistant Tiffany Le violations do not increase. How- Classifieds Manager Stephanie Mercado ever, there is one exception. Webmaster / AE Eric Van RaalteDirector of Advertising Parking in a disabled space Account Executive ElizabethAsst. Swiontek Advertising Director without a valid permit results in Account Executive Megan Klute Production Assistant successive increases of more than Account Executive Rebecca HansonProduction Assistant $200 from the original $330 fine, Account Executive KathyNational Hamamoto Sales & Promotions Classifieds Manager Jasko said. Account Executive Andrea Ayala Neglecting to pay any citations Account Executive Dorado QuickSenior Account Executive Account Executive will not influence a student’s abil- Account Executive Cindy Ang Account Executive ity to register for classes and does Account Executive Cathlyn Gonzales ALVIN KIM / Daily Titan Account Executive not affect a student’s ability to Account Executive Students don suits, ties and name tags at the Internship and Job Fair in the TSU at 10 a.m. Companies such as AT&T, Northrop Adviser Robert Sage Account Executive Grumman Corp. and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. were taking student résumés and passing out information. graduate, Jasko said. Account Executive Main Line (657) 278-3373 Editorial Fax (657) 278-2702Webmaster Advertising (657) 278-4411 E-mail: [email protected] Business Manager/Adviser

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Contact Us at [email protected] October 20, 2011 dailytitan.com NEWS 3 Parking Lot Diaries In one of the many parking spaces at CSUF, the Daily Titan interviewed a student to see what’s happening this week.

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In the dark confines of the Nutwood Parking Structure with thousands of vehicles packed like sardines, Angelo Montemayor, 19, made his way back to his truck after a day of class- es at Cal State Fullerton on a sunny, autumn Wednesday afternoon. Courtesy of the CSUF Lacrosse Club A sophomore and civil engineering major CSUF’s women’s lacrosse club poses at its 2010 Halloween party. The team is currently selling tickets for the 2011 party. from Irvine, Montemayor said it has been a long semester and after finishing up his mid- terms last week, he is ready to take it easy. “I’ve got a day off tomorrow, so I’m just go- ing to relax and come back (to school) on Fri- Dressed for funds day,” said Montemayor. Titan Daily Major-specific courses have been hard to Angelo SHANDELL QUIBELL club’s first fundraiser of the school been one of the club’s largest fun- come by for Montemayor, so he is focusing on

For the Daily Titan year and it will receive a portion draisers and is known on campus general education courses this semester. VIELE / of the money earned from the pre- for being a lot of fun for all the “The semester has been alright,” Montemay- Montemayor The Cal State Fullerton wom- sale tickets. The club will be sell- guests, club members said. There or said. “I’ve got a good schedule time-wise, so en’s lacrosse club is hosting its an- ing $10 tickets at a booth on Titan will be a DJ, a dance floor and a all my classes are back to back; I don’t have that SEAN nual Halloween Party Oct. 27 in Walk from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every lot of people. This is a chance for many gaps.” after 10.” the Cantina Lounge. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- everyone to socialize with friends Although Montemayor is a member of the For those who don’t know, Parking Lot A is Organizers of the event said it’s day leading up to the the event. and meet new people from the Pilipino American Student Association, he that large, last-resort parking lot on the corner a time to dress up, go out, dance, “We only get money from the Fullerton area. said he is not yet an active member. He and of State College Boulevard and Yorba Linda hang out with friends and meet pre-sale tickets, so please buy them This year, the club has made it his friends spend their free time in the Student Boulevard. Montemayor dreads the long walk new people. beforehand and not at the door,” even more convenient for students Recreation Center playing basketball. to class from the outskirts of campus. “I love Halloween,” said Jewel said Cheyenne Kolosky, the head to attend by having the event at Like most students at the busy school, he As for the upcoming weekend, Montemay- Miquelon, club member. “I’m ex- of fundraising for the club. the Cantina Lounge, which is dislikes the constant day-in and day-out park- or has no big plans, but he did mention he is cited to see how the bash of the You must be at least 18 years old located directly across the street ing scrum that he and his fellow peers face each ready for the fall 2011 semester to end. party at the Cantina Lounge is go- to attend, but you do not have to from campus on Nutwood Av- week. Monday will be back soon enough, and ing to be.” be a CSUF student. enue. “I have to get here early, like before 9 at least CSUF students like Montemayor will be back The party will begin at 10 p.m. Costumes are welcomed. The club will be using the just to get a spot (in the Nutwood structure) at it again–that weekly grind filled with home- and will continue until Friday at 2 “Costumes make it all better money it makes from the event for and if I don’t, I have to go to Parking Lot A,” work, tests and the dreaded campus parking a.m. The Cantina Lounge’s kitch- and I can’t wait to see what people travel expenses and tournament Montemayor said. “Even (Lot A) gets filled up situation that many simply loathe. en will be open until the party come up with,” said Dani Willis, entry fees. It is hoping to make starts, so people can eat before it the club’s Sports Club InterClub enough money to eliminate a por- transforms into a nightclub for Council representative. tion of the dues each player must the evening. This will also be the The Halloween Party has always pay to play. Driving ‘under the influence’

ANIBAL ORTIZ Daily Titan Bright orange cones lined the path for par- ticipants who drove at the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course” on the Titan Walk Wednes- day as part of Alcohol Awareness Week at Cal State Fullerton. Designed to simulate the effects of driving under the influence of alcohol, the event gave students the opportunity to take the wheel of an electric golf cart while wearing goggles that impaired participants’ vision. The goggles slowed drivers’ reaction time and altered their perception, said Cpl. Paul McClain from the CSUF University Police. He accompanied the drivers in the golf cart. McClain tried to direct participants and joked when they hit cones, saying, “Oh, you just hit my cousin.” He instructed drivers to stop if their driving became too reckless.

Top left: Katie Keyes, 21, looks for the gas pedal on an electric golf cart at the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course.” Center: A participant of the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course” runs over an orange cone while wearing vision- impairing goggles. Top right: An orange cone is left knocked over as a participant of the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course” drives away after running it over while wearing vision impairing goggles. Bottom right: Ariel Yarrish, 20, listens as Cpl. Paul McClain explains how the simulation would compare to reality after completing the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course.” Bottom left: Electric golf cart’s display at the “Impaired Driving Obstacle Course.”

Contact Us at [email protected] dailytitan.com October 20, 2011 4 OPINION Outside the Facebook sphere DAVID HOOD skills that people from our previous spot services of a private investiga- my phone loss two weeks ago, regu- Literature of Life Daily Titan generation seem to just have.” He said tor. Sadly, these days, many social larly getting in touch with her has by KURT TELLEZ Facebook is full of contradictions, that networkers are handing over their been impossible. Facebook would To not have a Facebook in col- while having 80-plus “friends,” they life story on a plate.” allow me to have instant, convenient “Read ‘em and Weep” lege presupposes that one is not in can still feel lonely because none of and unrestricted access. However, touch with the world and his/her- those “friends” are so accessible that since when did convenience replace self. Furthermore, being Facebook- they can share stories. safety, not only against identity deprived also means one is isolated, “Facebook might be able to facili- Even Sophos … thieves but against chronic narcissism Ashtray Soul a loner—a loser. tate those kind of friendships (intimate said it is unrealistic and constantly lowering self-esteem? Since its conception in 2004, and personal), but I don’t know that to have 932 true friends. As a rule (and presupposition), con- Facebook’s appeal is to “get in touch it meets a person’s need for belonging And I argue anything over venience should never be substituted Follow the carcinogenic highway with your friends more easily.” Yet and acceptance,” Sirvent said. 30 is unrealisitic. for safety and for meaningfulness. writers like William Deresiewicz, Sirvent concluded that Facebook Again, even Sophos, a leader in tech- former associate professor of English is an “exhaustive PR campaign.” He nology not sociology, said it is unreal- The subway tubes are painted black and at Yale, claim the notion of friend- argues that Facebook contributes to istic to have 932 true friends. And I dark yellow ship has been depreciating the mod- “an exaggerated sense of self-impor- Sophos recommends:: argue anything over 30 is unrealistic. ern catalyst: Facebook. tance,” or narcissism. While he said • Don’t blindly accept friends. Treat Most claim Facebook has allowed Trace the vapor trail “Friendship is devolving, in other Facebook is probably not the cause, a friend as the dictionary does, namely them to be in contact with distant words, from a relationship to a feel- it definitely contributes. “someone whom you know, like and family or with old friends. And I ing—from something people share to What also troubles me is the severe trust.” A friend is not merely a button don’t disagree and won’t claim to de- Origin of two power plant smoke stacks something each of us hugs privately to potential of identity theft. Paul Duck- you click on. You don’t need and can’t value that contact. But I would, on a ourselves in the loneliness of our elec- lin, head of technology in Asia-Pacific realistically claim to have 932 true macro scale, call for some analysis. A tronic caves, rearranging the tokens of for Sophos, a leader in IT security, friends. handwritten letter used to symbol- connection like a lonely child playing said in an article published on Sophos’ • Learn the privacy system of any ize care and unresolved passion. If A stockyard of discarded matter with dolls,” said Deresiewicz in his ar- website, “People aren’t just handing social networking site you join. Use distant family or old friends are as ticle, “The Faux Friend” in the Chron- over their own life story to criminals, restrictive settings by default. You can important as most would suggest, is Miscellaneous broken parts icle of Higher Education. they’re betraying people close to them, open up to true friends later. Don’t a handwritten letter not the ultimate He argues the Facebook phenom- too, by helping those cybercrooks give away too much too soon. sign of interest? Or perhaps fast-for- enon has reworked our perspective build up a detailed picture of their life • Assume that everything you reveal warding 30 years, an email? Without knowledge of cold or warmth considering relationships, that we and their milieu. This is an identity on a social networking site will be visi- “Facebook gives a way for people to have reduced individuals to a mass of scammer’s dream.” ble on the Internet forever. Once it has be noticed, and I think that’s a great Absent of compassion or hatred people, communicated to on a mass, “A scammer’s dream.” Warnings been searched, indexed and cached, human need, but I wonder if Face- impersonal level. while driving usually come in bright it may later turn up online no matter book is meeting an unhealthy version Roberto Sirvent, M.A., J.D., assis- reds and yellows. For Facebook and what steps you take to delete it. of that need and even facilitating that tant professor of social science at Hope Facebook security, this seems more of While I disagree with Facebook’s unhealthy version,” Sirvent said. Ascend the control tower International University, said, “When a very big red flag. security practices, and on a philo- While I am not heralding that any- people use Facebook as a substitute to Ducklin also said, “Ten years ago, sophical and sociological level I also one delete his or her Facebook account Receptors know only of routine habit real, authentic relationships, it begins getting access to this sort of detail disagree with the Facebook phenom- (however ideal), I am simply asking to trouble me. I also know many peo- would probably have taken a con- enon, I do see the benefits Facebook that actions be analyzed and motives ple who, because they are on Facebook artist or an identify thief several has. My sister recently married and be searched, for the stakes are too high Touch the phalanges so much, seem to lack interpersonal weeks and have required the on-the- now lives in Tennessee. Coupled with and your real friends too valuable. Admire my stained and cracked caress Justice system’s obsession with greed Strike up a brush fire Lawyers are not of how the criminal justice system ment-financed, legal-aid programs for across-the-board reductions in something to be taken works. Blah, blah, blah, you have a that have long helped fill the gap federal spending. for granted anymore right to an attorney, right? Wrong. are also being affected by the weak With more than one in seven Help yourself to fragrances of degrading flesh Not only does that only qual- economy and that pressures on Americans living below the pov- MARIBEL CASTANEDA ify for criminal cases, but as the state and federal budgets are put- erty line and unable to afford a Take up your hot mop Daily Titan numbers of Americans below the ting these programs at risk. lawyer, budget cuts in this area of poverty line increases, the number The Legal Services Corporation government aid should not even We all watch enough Law and who gets adequate legal services (LSC), a nonprofit that distributes be considered. There’s enough tar to pave a parking lot Order, CSI Miami or the latest decreases. I don’t know about you, federal funding to civil legal-aid Instead, the nation’s 1 million hot and trending police show at but I sure didn’t know that. programs nationwide, is one of private lawyers should be required the moment to know the basics Here I was naively thinking that the many programs that may face to provide free legal help to the as Americans we all, regardless of steep budget cuts in Congress, poor because self-representation demographics, had a right to an while some conservatives want to and self-help centers aren’t getting attorney and a fair trial. But truth the job done. is, without a competent attorney Former President Jimmy Carter beside you, there is no fair trial. With more than one said in 1977, “Ninety percent of Who would have known this in seven Americans our lawyers serve 10 percent of our constitutional right was only re- living below the poverty people. We are over-lawyered and served for criminals? line and unable to afford underrepresented.” Thirty-four Seriously, who was the genius a lawyer, budget cuts in years later and these words still behind that idea? No constitu- hold truth. tional right exists in civil cases, this area of government If each law firm required law- which is where the majority of the aid should not even yers to do a certain amount of poor are facing problems. be considered. hours per week for the needy, the Civil cases are just as important workload to help the poor would and have the potential of being end the program altogether. be divided equally and more peo- life-altering, yet millions of poor Again, here is another example ple under the poverty line would Americans are being left alone to of how when the economy is in get represented. deal with the cumbersome prob- crisis, the most beneficial pro- Some argue that taking the lem of representing themselves grams for the average Joe get cut choice out of pro bono work is or having overworked, free legal first (i.e. school funding and free wrong and amounts to indentured aid in cases such as spousal abuse, legal-aid programs). servitude, but why are these law- eviction, child custody and con- In April, Congress cut federal yers in business if not to help peo- sumer fraud. funding for the LSC by 3.8 per- ple? Did they become lawyers to In the article “Legal Aid Crisis: cent to $404.2 million for the fis- help the rich get richer? To screw Do the Poor Have Adequate Ac- cal year. The LSC could continue over the little guy? Or to seek jus- cess to Legal Services?” by Barbara to suffer cuts in 2012 as conser- tice in the justice system? Mantel, Mantel states that govern- vative House Republicans battle In a world so consumed with money, consumption and greed, as well as filled with people who only take action as long as there’s some- thing in it for them, we often lose sight of the simpler things in life. Lawyers should make those long years in law school count toward the greater good. No one is asking them to quit getting paid to do their job. We’re just asking them to give back to a community in need.

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Should CA have passed the Dream Act? Illegal immigrants shouldn’t be punished for living in a country they didn’t choose The Dream Act greatly hinders an already decimated state budget

PRO: JOEY BECERRA who were already born here. CON: JUSTIN SHANNON One should consider the personal costs inflicted on Assemblyman Curt Hagman (R-Chino Hills), as currently-enrolled students by providing financial aid to quoted in a recent article for the Los Angeles Times, Dreamers, when around 50 percent of American students Gov. Jerry Brown signed the California Dream Act argued that the Dream Act promotes illegal immigra- Regardless of what political leaders are saying about don’t graduate because of a lack of funding and resources, Oct. 8. The act provides non-U.S. citizen-students tion and “absolutely sends the wrong message. It says recent legislature, the Dream Act isn’t about providing and also the future costs on taxpayers who will provide who plan on becoming U.S. citizens the opportunity if you violate the law, it’s OK.” illegal immigrants with financial aid, it’s about spreading Dreamers with additional benefits. to go to college, regardless of their immigration sta- The fact he is overlooking is that the bill states our diminishing resources within the educational realm Frank Medina wrote in an article for Examiner.com tus. He did the right thing. recipients of its benefits must plan on becoming way too thin. about the various costs of the Dream Act, including the People may say the bill is crazy because it promotes U.S. citizens. According to a recent Los Angeles Times article, the costs further down the line. illegal immigration, but the most basic, most analyt- Another argument I tend to hear is that illegal state deficit is projected to reach over $28 billion by the “Dreamers would be eligible for welfare, Social Secu- ic component of my logic tells me aliens are expensive. end of the next fiscal year. With such a large deficit, CSUs rity, disability, food stamps and all other types of entitle- signing the bill was the right thing I always hear people saying they are becoming more overpopulated, extremely under- ment benefits, therefore causing an extra cost burden to to do. I base my decision largely Another argument are a drain on the Social Security staffed and are continuing to cut back on their distribu- the U.S. taxpayer,” said Medina. on the golden rule, “Do unto oth- I tend to hear system and we shouldn’t have to tion of financial aid without any signs of slowing down. Sure, the Dream Act sounds great on the surface. Let’s ers as you would have them do is that illegal aliens are fund their college education. Cal State Fullerton President Milton Gordon dis- give everyone a chance at furthering their education and unto you.” expensive. I always hear In the same LA Times article cussed in an address to the university the $650 million bettering their lives; but we live in a capitalist society In order to decide whether or people saying they are a quoted before, Kristen William- that would be cut from the CSU budget as a part of the where competition is strong and socialist steps like these not the bill is a good thing, you drain on the Social Security son, a spokeswoman for the Fed- state’s budget cuts. As a result, students have seen increas- simply add to our current problems. It’s irresponsible and need to ask yourself, “If I were in eration of Immigration Reform, es in tuition and decreases in available classes. sends the wrong message. the situation these people were in, system and we shouldn’t said the bill is “a reckless use of Gov. Jerry Brown is making a huge mistake in allowing The Dream Act simply encourages people to vio- what would I want?” have to fund their college taxpayer money.” the Dream Act to add to these already existing problems. late U.S. immigration laws and bring their children to Put yourself into a scenario education. Personally, I am a romantic. If we want to make the pursuit of an education a fair one America where we will freely take them all. If breaking where you and your family have I believe you shouldn’t put your for all individuals, take one step at a time. the law has positive consequences, what kind of mes- immigrated to the U.S. because own money and resources before We need to fix the current situations so that legal, tax- sage are we sending? you were unfortunate enough to be born in a miser- the well-being of others. paying citizens are the first to receive any type of aid in It may seem hard-hearted to oppose the Dream Act, able excuse for a country. You came to this place for a I subscribe to the utilitarianism school of ethics furthering their education. How does it seem logical that but opposing it is only following the laws everyone else chance at a better life, a chance for an education and that emphasizes doing the greatest amount of good an individual, who is illegally a part of the American sys- has to abide by. advancement in society. If you were in that situation, for the greatest amount of people. tem, receives precedence over a legal one? The main argument supporters of the Dream Act stand wouldn’t you support the Dream Act? Leave your money and your own resources behind Thousands of fewer students were admitted to CSU by is that children shouldn’t suffer the consequences of I come from a similar situation. Both sides of my and give people who want to go to college the op- schools this fall due to budget cuts, and the Dream Act their parents, but let’s ponder this concept. family are immigrants from various parts of Mexico. portunity to do so. will simply open a floodgate for individuals to add to the If there’s ever a time when legal citizens’ parents Albeit we are all legal U.S. citizens, not every family Our country is already falling behind the rest of overflowing, existing problems. It’s an action with con- break the law or make poor choices, should they expect gets the opportunity to become a citizen. the world when it comes to educating its youth. sequences that will impact both students and taxpayers. the government to swoop down and save them from People come from different backgrounds and are If kids from other countries want to come to our In addition to the actual costs of providing financial any future repercussions? born with different opportunities. schools, it can only benefit us. aid for non-citizens often referred to as “Dreamers,” there It’s a scenario where government shouldn’t intervene. For the most part, I get the general feeling that Wouldn’t you rather have educated illegal immi- are numerous, extraneous and underlying costs people It’s the way the world works and it isn’t the government’s people who argue against the Dream Act are those grants living in our country than uneducated ones? aren’t factoring into the equation. role to place individuals’ burdens in society’s hands. A convenient inconvenience For busy college students, watching their favorite shows at their scheduled time is nearly impossible, so streamed episodes on laptops are becoming useful to make up for time lost

SUSANA COBO The next day, I’m on CBS.com But computer headaches and vi- your TV, your laptop and the con- Daily Titan streaming the latest episode. I revert sion problems are more of a concern. tent. Plug it in. Tricia Romano from to my computer screen. Adriana Lee from Techno Buffalo the Sacramento Bee says to get the Browse. Click. Play. Media influences our lives. It says we don’t blink as often as we do hardware to make your computer- Most of us on campus do it. changes our daily schedules, chang- when we look at a computer screen. to-TV and TV-streaming complete. We open up our laptops, put es the way we think and changes the Worse, some love to look at their The issue isn’t about whether we headphones on, bring our necks way we watch TV. screens in low light and bright should stream online or not, it’s six inches away from the com- Web-streaming companies like screens. I face this at work every about whether we should still own puter screen and escape into com- Netflix have made online TV web- time. It can really harm your eyes. televisions nowadays. edy, drama or any other genre streaming popular. When you watch TV, the viewer Yes. You can do both. between classes. Network companies like CBS is at least five feet away from the The truth of the matter is tele- It’s traditional to some, but it’s and NBC have provided advertis- television screen. vision brings people together. still worth buying a TV even though ing time between the shows, like The eyes don’t strain as much be- Whether you play “Just Dance” ALVIN KIM / Daily Titan we have the option to stream net- would be seen when watching the cause images are bigger than they from your video console or watch Watching TV shows on your computer screen will not only strain your eyes and muscles, work television shows online. show regularly. But as wonderful a would appear on a computer screen movies, television brings families it will also lead to headaches. It’s 7:24 p.m. and I’m in the Ti- tool a laptop is, it’s still pretty dan- and there is more comfort. A couch and friends together. tan Student Union finishing up the gerous, according to Erich Archer versus a chair can make a difference According to BBC News, one in last 100 words of my social psychol- from Patch.com. in muscle strains. three parents quizzed said they were ogy topic paper. It looks like I’m If you’re not at eye level with And remember, your mother al- spending more time with their chil- going to leave the TSU at around your laptop, your muscles could ways told you never to sit close to dren as a result of watching TV. 7:45 p.m. My 30-minute commute strain. If you’re too tall, you have the TV. Yet we sit inches away from People still want to be home in won’t give me enough time to see to bend somewhat to look at the a computer screen to stream TV time to see Mad Men and Ameri- the Big Bang Theoryby 8 p.m. screen. If you’re too short, you have shows online. can Idol. Even though we are in- I’m home and I start to get ready to raise your head higher in order to Another reality of the issue on undated with options for watching for class tomorrow, eat dinner and see the screen. web-streaming is the laptop screens TV shows online, a television is still study more. I forget about the Big You stretch the muscles in your are never big enough to have more worth buying. Bang Theory. neck, shoulders and back. than two people viewing. You have Imagine. No TV?

dailytitan.com/opinion dailytitan.com October 20, 2011 6 DETOUR Nickelodeon: Second coming of favorite Nick shows The concept of “U-Pick with which we’ve done. But the only way ...Continued from page 1 Stick” featuring Stickly allows fans to keep them involved, keep them to preview eight throwback Nick engaged, have them talking about it Dawkins said there were about 15 episodes and pick their favorite each and being able to respond to them is million fans who were echoing the week on 90sAreAllThat.com. The by listening and keeping this robust same idea: getting their favorite ‘90s episode that gets the most votes is experience this way.” Nick shows back on TV. aired at 10 p.m. the following Fri- Not only has the “‘90s Are All “We (Nickelodeon) started notic- day. That” late-night time block created ing out in the digital atmosphere, so- Alicia Aguilar, 17, a Cal State Ful- a network-audience digitally con- cial networking sites and blogs that lerton kinesiology major, was very nected, but it has also brought in a there was this kind of clamoring of excited to be able to watch her favor- completely different demographic an audience who were either young ite show on the “‘90s Are All That” for TeenNick, separate from their 20-somethings, through the late 20s, program, Kenan & Kel, although she daytime youth demographic who who were all saying, ‘I want my ‘90s may be younger than the target age currently latches onto shows like Courtesy of Imagine Entertainment/ 20th Century Fox Nick back,’” said Dawkins. “Sepa- demographic. SpongeBob Square Pants and iCarly. Comedy series Arrested Development, which was canceled five years ago, is set to return with a movie and a new season. All the rately from that, we had a bunch “I like it because it’s funny,” said “The beautiful thing about this original cast, including Jason Bateman, Jeremy Tambor, David Cross, Michael Cera and Portia de Rossi, are on board as well. of young adults who were working Aguilar, who likes Kenan’s character ‘90s experience is that it’s brought a here who presented that very idea to more than Kel’s. bunch of new viewers, viewers who a bunch of executives here.” The TeenNick press release stated weren’t regular TeenNick viewers to When Nickelodeon executives that 90sAreAllThat.com, described the brand through ‘90s,” Dawkins Money in the bananas heard about this ‘90s comeback by Dawkins as the “mega hub,” is said. “So that’s a very exciting propo- from both their digital fans and their also used as an outlet for viewers to sition.” ‘Arrested Development’ no longer arrested as it will returns in ‘13 fans at work, they realized they had share their favorite TV memories, Because Nickelodeon is constant- a great idea and launched “‘90s Are watch episodes and view photos. ly working on responding to fan re- PATRICK GARRITY ensemble cast, which included Jason Bateman, Will All That” in July of this year. Dawkins calls this process the quests, there is no sure plan of what From the start of this process, the “360 experience.” Nick fans are vo- show will air next on the “‘90s Are For the Daily Titan Arnett, David Cross, Portia de Rossi and Michael Cera, Nickelodeon team has kept their cal through Facebook, Twitter and All That” block and when the pro- could only move on. audience in mind by listening and the 90sAreAllThat.com site about gram will come to an end. It took five long years, but the prayers of Arrested The show became a cult sensation after its cancellation, responding to them through social what shows they miss and want to “It’s going to be based on what the Development fans have finally been answered. though, and its vocal fan base grew through DVD sales networks and online media. see. Nickelodeon listens and re- audience is telling us now,” Dawkins The show’s creator, Mitchell Hurwitz, informally and the emergence of streaming services like Netflix. Dawkins said because the ‘90s sponds by packaging the episodes said. “Right now the audience en- announced at the New Yorker Festival Oct. 2 that a Nik Nygaard, 27, a computer engineering major, Nick fans requested more episodes for that specific audience. gagement, their interest, their fan- feature film based on the acclaimed series was in the watched it “later, on streaming,” though he admits he and more time slots of their favorite “This is a true 360 experience be- dom and passion is there, so that’s works, along with a new set of episodes that will air and has not yet finished all 53 episodes. episodes, Nickelodeon responded by cause this story, this past started by what gives me great hopes that we serve as a prelude to the film. Despite this, Nygaard has already nailed down his adding a 10 p.m. time block featur- listening to people out in the digital can keep this going, but the audi- “We’re trying to do a limited-run series into the favorite character: Gob (pronounced like the biblical ing Hey Dude and bringing back a atmosphere,” Dawkins said. “They ence will determine that and our cre- movie,” said Hurwitz in an interview with The New Job and played by Arnett), the oldest son of George familiar Nick icon, Stick Stickly. asked for us to put it on the air, ative response is to what they ask.” York Times earlier this month. “We’re basically hoping Bluth, whose “impeccable timing” is an endless source to do nine or 10 episodes, with almost one character per of laughs. episode.” Both Matatall and Nygaard are confident the new Fans like Neil Matatall, a UC Irvine software engineer television episodes will pick up right where the show left alumnus, couldn’t be happier about it. The self-described off, finally alleviating the disappointment they and other Arrested Development expert punctuated his excitement fans have felt for years. What they aren’t so sure about, for its return with language too colorful to print here. however, is how the film will turn out. The show, which originally ran from 2003 to 2006, “It rarely works,” said Matatall about turning chronicles the once-prosperous Bluth family’s descent television shows into feature films. “But they might be into dysfunctional absurdity after the patriarch, George able to pull it off.” Sr. (played by Jeffrey Tambor), is sent to prison. Marisa Duggan, a CSUF alumna who cites Bateman’s Though critical acclaim and six Emmy award wins protagonist, Michael Bluth, as her favorite character, had were not enough to elevate the show’s ratings. Thus, even less confidence. Sex“ and the City didn’t turn out it was never able to secure a consistent time slot on its too well,” she said. network, Fox. By the third season, ratings fell so low that Hurwitz did not mention any specific dates during Fox cut the number of episodes to 13, the final four of his announcement Oct. 2, but Bateman tweeted more which were aired in a two-hour mini marathon opposite revealing news later that night. NBC’s broadcast of the opening ceremonies of the 2006 “It’s true,” he said. “We will do 10 episodes and the Winter Olympics. movie. Probably shoot them all together next summer Rumors surfaced that cable network Showtime would for a release in early ‘13. VERY excited!” pick the show up—helped along by the show’s writers Those unfamiliar with the show will find this cryptic, Courtesy of Nicktoons Productions subversively alluding to such a development in one of but fans will all agree: Apparently there is still money in Hey Arnold, which debuted in 1996, will grace TV screens once again due to popular demand by viewers who grew up the final episodes—but they remained just rumors. The the banana stand. watching the show.

Contact Us at [email protected] October 20, 2011 dailytitan.com DETOUR 7

Reviews Detour’s weekly review in the best of nightlife entertainment, including an indie rock concert and dinner theatrics singalong with Pierce, chanting, Restaurant A Swashbuckling Concert “And every day, I waited for you. And every day, on the top of your thrill at Pirates Dinner Adventure car.” The crowd didn’t hold back course is introduced, whether it be from dancing as the beats for the water or any alcoholic beverage you next song, “Money,” began to wish. After the main course, a fine emerge from the instruments. RACHEL MASOCOL apple cobbler a la mode is provided. Guitarist/keyboardist Jacob Daily Titan Food is dispersed evenly so you are Graham began hitting and shaking consuming food throughout the a tambourine while Connor For the entire month of October, entire show. Hanwick and Myles Matheny vampires and pirates morph and Along with the enticing food and strummed along perfectly to the transition into what is known as engaging games, guests are encour- jittery rhythm on their guitars. “Vampirates.” These featured char- aged to dress in costumes so as to be The Drums transitioned from acters compete to feed on human each song cohesively. With Pierce captives with a series of acts and These featured char- thanking the crowd in between games in which the actual crowd acters compete to feed sets, he was amazed that anyone periodically participates, providing on human captives would appear lively at the show. an amusing and exhilarating live with a series of acts and games “From the bottom of our hearts dinner show. in which the actual crowd peri- … We did not expect this on a At Pirates Dinner Adventure in odically participates, providing Monday night,” exclaimed Pierce. Buena Park, a thrilling dinner show an amusing and exhilarating live He was shocked the venue consists of six pirate cast members dinner show. attracted a large cluster of fans where each is assigned to differ- on a Monday, though this was ent sections within the theater, so believable since the original no matter where one sits, there is Tuesday show had sold out so a pirate to cheer for in the perilous a part of the show. In fact, it is es- fast. Thus, the hosts of Check Yo’ games. The vampire lord, Sebastian sential to become part of the games. Ponytail 2 decided to add a second Black, and his wife known as the As a part of the crowd/captives, au- show. Treasurer, give orders and dictate dience members with birthdays are As the band played more songs the competitions between the crew. required to walk the plank. from the two albums, supporters Throughout the games, pirates Vampirates introduce themselves couldn’t help but appreciate the turn to their section for oral sup- to their section divided by color: soulful and wise lyrics of The port and cheering for motivation to green, red, orange, yellow, blue and Drums. Enthusiasts favored the win. In addition to the challenges purple. They urge their part of the small stage because of its personal and games, the vampire crew has crowd to shout and scream dur- and intimate setting. The melodies enemies, which are two human ing the games and competitions in of the indie-pop band echoed vampire hunters. They engage in a which the viewers had no hesitation through the compact building, handful of sensational fight scenes to roar. leaving devotees wanting more. throughout the show. The dinner In some instances, each vampi- Surf’s up as The Drums rock out After their encore presentation, adventure also sprinkles in some rate hand-picks “prisoners” to help The Drums closed their show with astonishing acrobatic scenes involv- in the journey to victory. A costume fans who waited in anticipation maroon dress shirt with black, the track titled “The Future,” ing two resiliently talented actors. contest is also held for any audience for the group’s late, midnight set. skinny jeans, sang passionately into which is also the last song off For the dining experience, the member who has dressed up. Pa- As the five-piece band arrived the microphone. He mesmerized their debut studio album. Many meal is divided into three courses. trons get to choose the winner by RACHEL MASOCOL on the stage, swarms of fanatics spectators while belting chords admirers thought they would Guests decide if they want a soup the measurement of applause. Daily Titan roared in excitement. The Drums and swaying back and forth from have ended their show with their or salad to begin with. As a main Overall, the entire performance opened their show with new song each side of the stage. most popular hit song, “Let’s Go course, the choices are between is an edge-of-your-seat experience Brooklyn-based indie band, The “What You Were” from their latest Drummer Danny Lee Allen Surfing.” BBQ pork loin, a half of a chicken with no dull moments. Crowd Drums, performed Monday in album, Portamento. kept the rhythm consistent with As the band walked off the or a vegetarian lasagna option. Each participation is part of the antics Echo Park to an animated crowd As lead vocalist Jonathan Pierce surf-rock beats that were prevalent stage, fans repeatedly hollered, dish is accompanied with sides of of the show and do not disap- at Check Yo’ Ponytail 2, a monthly sang lyrics intensely, “You came in the group’s self-titled debut “Let’s go surfing,” though the steamed broccoli, Spanish rice or point. From the beginning to the event held at the Echoplex that along, I knew I was wrong, I knew album, The Drums. band decided not to include it in buttery mashed potatoes. end, it is a must-do event for any- sets out to promote emerging new I would die,” the entire audience As the band played their popular their set. Nonetheless, it was still Servers intend to keep all cups one with a desire for some serious artists. followed in unison. second song, “Best Friend,” the a terrific performance with their full to the brim once the main Halloween fun. The venue was congested with Pierce, dressed in a fitted, audience surged into another 90-minute show proving to be

dailytitan.com/detour dailytitan.com October 20, 2011 8 SPORTS Titan athletics ready to dominate this weekend

BROOKE McCALL Women’s volleyball is playing Cal baseball team gage its progress and is Daily Titan Poly Saturday at 7 p.m. in San Luis “a good measuring stick,” Vanderhook Obispo. “We certainly don’t take said. The Cal State Fullerton Titans have anything for granted, but we like our Men’s soccer will be playing UC a busy weekend ahead, playing at sev- chances,” said volleyball Head Coach Irvine at 7 p.m. in Irvine Saturday. eral away games. This weekend the Carolyn Zimmerman. “We opened “UCI away this Saturday will be an- following sports will be competing: up conference this season with them other very tough test against an oppo- hockey, soccer, tennis, cross-country, (Santa Barbara) at home and took nent that is having a great year. They volleyball and baseball. Starting Thurs- them out.” have a very talented attack and stingy day moving through to Sunday, here is The Fullerton women’s volley- defense,” said men’s soccer Head a look at Titan sports happening this ball team broke its three-match los- Coach Bob Ammann. weekend. ing streak last weekend and now are The team is playing in the west re- Men’s hockey will be competing ranked 9-10 overall and 4-3 in the gion’s Big West Conference. “Although Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Col- league. Kayla Neto, Leah Maurer and we haven’t gotten off to a good start in orado at its first away game. Thursday Bre Moreland are on fire after last the conference, it is by no means in- its game against Colorado State starts weekend’s game and are ready to bring dicative of our abilities. There are only at 9 p.m. at the EPIC Ft Collins. it this weekend. five teams in the entire West Region Friday the Titans have another game “We’ve got a great opportunity to with RPI’s (Rating Percentage Index) against Colorado State at 7:30 p.m. at win,” Zimmerman said. “We’ve had a higher than ours, so our future is se- the CU Rec Center. Men’s hockey is great deal of success with Santa Bar- curely in our hands and not depen- playing Northern Colorado, Saturday bara.” dent on anyone else,” Ammann said. at the Greeley Ice Haus at 9 p.m. There is a CSUF baseball scrim- CSUF’s men’s soccer team has Brandon Heethuis, men’s hockey mage Saturday and Sunday, both at recently placed 46 in the top 100 goaltender and team captain, said this CAMILLE TARAZON / Daily Titan 9 a.m., in Nashville, Tenn. against NCAA RPI. “The Big West Confer- weekend is going to be a tough one. Sophomore forward Kaitlyn Mendoza looks to shoot in a match earlier this season. The Titans are trying to make up ground in the Vanderbilt. The Titan baseball team is ence is extremely challenging and the “We just need to take it one game at a chase for the Big West title hunt with a home match against Cal State Northridge and on the road against UC Riverside. in its practice segment at the moment. only conference in the country to have time,” said Heethuis, 21, an account- Sunday at 6 p.m. in Riverside. tercollegiate Tournament last weekend. guez. On the women’s side are Katie “It’s unusual not a lot of teams do it all its members in the top 100 in the ing and finance double major. “It’s our Women’s soccer needs to qualify for Cross-country is competing Friday Bathgate, Celinda Manzo, Allison (play fall semester games),” said base- recently published NCAA RPI,” Am- first road game of the year and it’s al- the conference tournament. “These at the Titan Invitational at 5 p.m. at Murray and Taylor Reyes. There are ball Head Coach Rick Vanderhook. mann said. ways more difficult on the road.” are two of the most important games the Titan Track. The course starts and three spots left in the women’s division Out of 56 games offered a year, base- For the most part the team is Women’s soccer is playing Thursday of the season and we are in a must- finishes on the track and runs around conference team for next weekend’s ball teams have the choice of playing healthy. Senior starter Oscar Medina against Cal State Northridge at 6 p.m. win situation,” said Diego Bocanegra, the recreation field to the sports com- Big West Championships. The top all the games over spring or play some is lost for the season due to injuries at Titan Stadium. women’s soccer assistant coach. “We plex on the bike path near the Arbo- three women of this weekend’s Titan in the fall and some in the spring. he suffered in a motorcycle accident. The women’s soccer team is hosting are finally back to full strength, ev- retum. Invitational will advance to next week- “With a new team, a lot of new “The rest of our players are healthy, a faculty appreciation night, Thursday eryone is healthy so we expect good “Our full squad isn’t running (this end’s Big West Championships. To pitchers, we decided that it (the which is always a major plus this time night at 5 p.m. before the game starts. results.” weekend). We are saving most of our find out more information about this Vanderbilt game) would be a good of the year. It should be an advantage Beverages and appetizers will be served Women’s tennis is playing at ITA runners for next weekend’s Big West weekend’s cross-country Titan Invita- move for us to do,” Vanderhook said. for us over the final six games of the in the press box to faculty members West Regionals all day Thursday in San Championships,” said cross-country/ tional, visit FlashWest.com. Baseball is in preseason and will regular season,” Ammann said. and the faculty will also gain free en- Diego. Watch for Morgan McIntosh, track Head Coach John L. Elders. Women’s volleyball is playing UC play its first season game Feb. 17, To see a full calendar of athletic trance to the soccer game. Women’s who scored three wins and won the CSUF’s male runners for this week- Santa Barbara Friday at 7:30 p.m. in 2012. With only two returning pitch- events, visit FullertonTitans.com/cal- soccer is also playing UC Riverside consolation title of the 2011 Fall In- end are Kyle Lintz and Cesar Rodri- Santa Barbara. ers, the Vanderbilt game will help the endar/events. Two teams we thought were out

PATRICK CORBET League debut for the Rangers in 2000, did not season. the World Series. When Cy Young runner-up Catcher Yadier Molina had his best season, Daily Titan have a position. Most expected him to grum- Adrian Beltre and Ian Kinsler each hit 32 Adam Wainwright underwent Tommy John setting career highs in nearly every offensive ble until the team could find a deal. Instead, home runs. Beltre drove in 105 runs, one RBI surgery in February, therefore missing the sea- category while providing Gold Glove caliber The Texas Rangers weren’t supposed to be Young had one of his finest seasons as a pro. short of Young for the team lead, despite play- son, most pundits wrote off the Cardinals. defense behind the plate. Trade deadline ad- here. True, the team made the World Series Young played 75 games as the designated ing in only 124 games. ALCS MVP Nelson St. Louis should be competitive, they said, dition Rafael Furcal brought stability at short- last season, but that was on the arm of ace Cliff hitter, 36 games at first base, 14 at second base, Cruz also missed time due to injury, but still but the rotation behind Chris Carpenter is stop and atop the order. Jon Jay and David Lee. When Lee shocked the baseball world 40 at third base and another at shortstop for hit 29 homers to go along with 87 RBI. Nine average at best. Aside from Pujols and Matt Freese added depth throughout the Septem- and returned to Philadelphia this offseason, good measure. He set career highs in batting different players drove in and scored at least Holliday, how are the Red Birds going to score ber charge. The bullpen, which all season had most pundits wrote off the Rangers. average, RBI while striking out a career-low 78 46 runs. any runs? been a problem area, turned it around in Sep- Texas might win the rinky-dink American times. The man without a position was in the The offensive depth was enough to supple- The Cardinals, long put to bed in the race tember. This has carried into October, where League West again, the pundits said, but that’s heart of the lineup for 159 games. ment the young pitching staff. Youngsters for the National League Central, woke up the Cardinals find themselves playing for the because no other team in the division can Mike Napoli was supposed to be an after- Derek Holland, Matt Harrison and Alexi Aug. 26 10-and-a-half games behind the Wild World Series. score a run. There is no way that pitching staff thought. Long regarded as a defensive liability Ogando were expected to falter late in the sea- Card-leading Braves with 31 games to play. It When the Cardinals won the World Series can handle the big boys from the AL East in behind the plate, Napoli was traded twice in son as their young arms reached innings they took a red-hot St. Louis team—as well as an in 2006, they finished the regular season 83- October. They’ll be lucky to win a game in the less than a week during the offseason. The di- never had before. Those three, along with vet- ice-cold Atlanta team—to close that gap. The 78. They were clearly not the best team that Division Series. vision rival Angels thought he was bad enough eran holdovers C.J. Wilson and Colby Lewis, Cardinals did not punch their ticket to Octo- season. However, when it came to the playoffs, Throughout the regular season, there were behind the plate that they handed the full- started 157 of the Rangers 162 games. ber until the final day of the season. they were the hottest, and in October, that is times when it seemed each team would miss time catching job over to Jeff Mathis, who The Rangers bullpen seemed suspect before Albert Pujols looked human throughout what matters. the postseason. The Rangers kept letting the batted .195 the previous season. The Blue Jays the trade deadline. The bridge from the start- most of the season. When he sprained his wrist The Cardinals took game one Wednesday Angels back into the race, only a game and a had no use for him, and flipped him for Frank ing pitcher to closer Neftali Feliz, who himself in a June game against the Royals, the season 3-2 in St. Louis. Berkman hit a two-run dou- half ahead Sept. 9, before slamming the door Francisco, a decent middle reliever. had early season struggles, was often nonexis- seemed lost. Initial reports put his return time ble in the fourth inning before Napoli tied it shut with a dominant September run. Napoli overcame a slow start and was one tent. General Manager Jon Daniels traded for four to six weeks down the road. He came with a two-run shot in the fifth. The Cardi- Reigning AL MVP Josh Hamilton had of the best hitters in the second half. He batted San Diego’s Mike Adams and Baltimore’s Koji back two weeks later, galvanizing the team. nals took the lead on an Allen Craig pinch-hit another excellent season. Despite missing 41 .383 with a 1.171 OPS to go along with 18 Uehara at the deadline before adding Mike Pujols returned to form in the second half single in the sixth, and five Cardinal relievers games, Hamilton hit 25 home runs and drove home runs and 42 RBI, all in just 214 at-bats. Gonzalez, also an Oriole, in August. Com- with a .319 batting average and .960 OPS. combined for three shutout innings to close in 94 runs while batting just less than .300. With Napoli catching—he caught 70 games bined with the move of Ogando to the bull- Lance Berkman, who was left on the scrap the door. But he was not the best Ranger in 2011. Argu- during the regular season and has started ev- pen for the playoffs, the Rangers late-inning heap after a dismal 2010, bounced back with Regardless of how the series turns out, ably, he may have not been among the teams ery playoff game behind the plate—Rangers relief has been dominant. an MVP caliber season, one that was arguably whether the Rangers avenge last season defeat four best hitters. pitchers posted a 3.18 ERA. When Mathis The St. Louis Cardinals weren’t supposed to better than Pujols’s. or the Cardinals complete one of the most re- Michael Young was supposed to be traded was behind the plate, Angels pitchers had a be here, either. True, they have a transcendent Berkman’s contributions were amplified by markable comebacks, we do know one thing before the year. A deal with the Rockies fell 3.28 ERA. This despite the Angels staff hav- superstar in Albert Pujols, but they didn’t have the fact that Holliday, slotted to protect Pujols for certain. through, and Young, who made his Major ing a better ERA than the Rangers during the the depth to make it to the playoffs, much less in the lineup, missed 38 games. No one expected either team to be here.

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ELLIOT COOK Amoke has one. Expect all three to game last season and is a physical Daily Titan start right off the bat. force for the team. There has been a lot of talk about The other two starters will probably The backcourt has the best depth the highly publicized NBA lockout be in the front court in seniors Orane Burton has seen in years. Senior this fall so far. Don’t worry basketball Chin and Andre Hardy. Chin is the point guard Perry Webster will be fans, I am here to tell all is not lost. most experienced player on the squad right there fighting Vaughn for start- The Cal State Fullerton men’s basket- and averaged 12.2 points while grab- ers minutes, after he himself started ball team is full of talent this season. bing 5.6 rebounds per contest last year. 24 games last year and had one of Chosen to come in third this season in Hardy led the Titans in the rebound- the best assist-to-turnover ratios in the Big West (by multiple media out- ing department with 10.6 a game and the nation. Sophomore Isiah Umipig lets), this has to be the best team Head also averaged over eight points a game. was the sixth man of the year in the Coach Bob Burton has had since the These two will be a key for the Titans, Big West and is only getting better. Titans went dancing in 2008. allowing them to control the boards Senior Orlando Brown was possibly You might be thinking, how will on each end of the floor. The team will the team’s best defender last season the Titans be so good after last sea- also be able to match up with every and is likely going to be in that same son’s losing record? Well, the team team it plays this season. role this year. now has three transfers eligible A big story for the Titans will be if The Titans’ biggest obstacles will who had to sit last season out. Two junior center John Underwood is eli- be Long Beach State and UC Santa are from Cal in big man Omondi gible to play this season. The 6’9” big Barbara. Long Beach State is led Amoke and shooting guard DJ See- man is currently seeking a hardship by possibly the best point guard on ley. Amoke started many games for from the NCAA to play this year, af- the west coast in Casper Ware, and Cal, and Seeley was a prized recruit, ter transferring from Missouri due to is the defending Big West regular although both were top 100 recruits a family emergency. If Underwood is season champion. UCSB has the out of high school. The third trans- allowed, the Titans are that much bet- defending Big West player of the fer is point guard Kwame Vaughn ter and can definitely win the Big West year in Orlando Johnson, who is from the University of San Fran- title. currently representing the USA in cisco, where he averaged over 12 If Underwood is unavailable, se- the Pan American Games. UCSB points a game and four rebounds. nior Sedric Martin will have to step went to the NCAA tournament Seeley and Vaughn have two years up and be a key reserve for the big last year after winning the Big of eligibility for the Titans, while men. Martin played in almost every West tournament.

Daily Titan File Photo Senior forward Orane Chin is poised for a huge season. Chin is the most experienced player for Head Coach Bob Burton’s team, which is looking to return to the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008 when it lost in the first round to Wisconsin. Men’s soccer wins first game in Big West this season

RICK GOMEZ Venegas, returning it to him down the right wing The Titans also entered the game Wednesday Wednesday. Venegas led the team with three shots. Daily Titan with plenty of room. sporting a new backline that featured two freshmen, Goalkeeper Trevor Whiddon also stayed busy, es- Something happened Wednesday that has become Venegas sent a line drive into the box, deflecting Fermin Villalba and Jesse Vega. Both, along with pecially in the second half, saving four. a rare occurrence during the last five games for the off a Mustang defender and landing right in front of Bobby Reiss and Jonathan Birt, withstood a fury of Whiddon believed the new backline corresponded Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer team. It was able to Campbell 10 yards away from the net. shots in the second half to preserve the one-goal lead. really well to a quality team in the Mustangs. take a lead, let alone score a goal. Campbell had no problem shooting and getting it “We preach here that everyone needs to perform, The victory snaps a five-game winless streak that Forward Jameson Campbell scored his first goal of past goalkeeper Patrick McLain to make it 1-0. whether you’re a freshman or a senior,” said Reiss. dated back to Sept. 28 when it tied against Cal State the year in the sixth minute to lead the Titans to their Defender Mark Vasquez had a golden opportunity Head Coach Bob Ammann made the decision to Bakersfield. first conference victory, 1-0, over Cal Poly Wednes- to put the Titans up 2-0 in the first minute of the change the backline if the team wanted any success in In that five-game stretch, some of CSUF’s notable conference the rest of the year. day night at Titan Stadium. second half. losses were to nationally ranked UC Irvine, 2-1, and “I think the back four is more athletic and it need- The Titans became the last team in the Big West Venegas led a ball to defender Jesse Vega, who UC Santa Barbara, 6-0. ed improvement moving along into conference,” said Conference to earn a win in conference play and now crossed it off a one-touch to Vasquez, who was crash- CSUF will now try to avenge a loss to No. 7 UCI have four points. Ammann. ing hard in the middle of the box. Vasquez’s solid earlier in conference play when it travels to UCI Sat- Midfielder Ritchie Gonzalez played a give-and- header was saved by McLain and resulted in a CSUF The switch on the backline allowed the Titans to urday. go off a quick throw-in from right midfielder Kevin corner kick. be more of an attacking threat with Mario Alvarez moving up to the midfield and Oscar Aguero playing Irvine is currently in first place, but Whiddon isn’t as a forward with Campbell. fazed by it. The move may have been influenced after witness- “In this league, anybody can beat anybody,” said ing a drought of goals from the Titans. During the Whiddon. five-game skid, they scored only two goals after aver- Reiss agreed. aging more than one goal the first seven games. “The Big West is known to have teams win on any CSUF had 13 shots total and five were on-goal given night,” he said.

BRIAN YAMAMOTO / Daily Titan Junior forward Jameson Campbell looks to control the ball (top), while freshman defender Jesse Vega takes the ball away from a Cal Poly forward (bottom left). Freshman defender Mark Vasquez dribbles down the sideline (bottom right) as the Titans win 1-0.

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