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Making Their Case OPINION: Bush’s veto of the children’s SPORTS PAGE 8 health care bill is illogical, page 4 Baseball team likely to FEATURES: Public relations major will be continue success first of her family to graduate, page 6 Since 1960 Volume 85, Issue 23 Tuesday October 9, 2007 Making DailyThe Student Voice of California StateTitan University, Fullerton DTSHORTHAND Intersession split Talk of their case into two segments To better meet student needs, Intersession 2008 at Cal State Fullerton will offer two seg- ments. HELLFIRE Session A begins Dec. 17, with a recess from Dec. 22 to Jan. 1. draws a crowd Segment B begins on Jan. 2. In- tersession ends Friday, Jan. 18. Intersession is open to the pub- lic as well as CSUF students. Priority registration for Inter- session begins Nov. 13 for both segments. For more information, contact Karen McKinley at (714)278- 7192, or at kmckinley@fullerton. edu. Perp punished for perloined pastry FARMINGTON, Mo. (AP) – It’s a hefty price for a pastry: A BY SARA Pena/For the Daily Titan man accused of stealing a 52-cent CSUF officials keeps a quietly, looking for signs of trou- doughnut could face time in jail. ble. University Police was close by. Authorities said Scott A. Mas- close watch on a couple Esiquio Uballe, associate dean ters, 41, slipped the doughnut of protesters on campus of students, often watches speakers into his sweatshirt, then pushed who come to the campus. He said away a clerk who tried to stop Mitchell has visited the campus at him as he fled the store. BY KARL Zynda least once a year in the past five The push is being treated as Daily Titan Staff Writer years. He said he wishes Mitchell minor assault, which transforms [email protected] would get a permit when he comes a misdemeanor shoplifting charge to campus so he could have con- to a strong-armed robbery with a Jeremy Sonnier, of Lafayette, tact information in case there is potential prison term of five to La., shifted on top of his step stool an incident. A permit also reserves 15 years. Because he has a crimi- and turned to the faces in the au- space to speak. nal history, prosecutors say they dience surrounding him.The ques- The school can’t keep any speak- could seek 30 years. tion, full of challenge and certi- ers away, Uballe said, because the “Strong-arm robbery? Over tude, was delivered with a shout. school is on public property. a doughnut? That’s impossible,” “Why should God let you into Uballe believes in letting speak- Masters said from jail. He admit- heaven?” he repeated, as he waved ers and demonstrators express ted that he took the pastry but his arms, clutching a black Bible in themselves, as long as safety is denied touching the employee. one hand. “Why did the Lord Jesus maintained and the school’s mis- Masters said he didn’t even get Christ come into this world?” sion – education – is not compro- to enjoy his ill-gotten gains: He Taunts and shouts rose from the mised. threw the doughnut away as he nearly 200-person crowd as stu- “During the ‘60s, when students fled. dents exited the Humanities Build- demonstrated, there were problems ing yesterday at noon. because of the way administrations Sonnier’s companion, Paul reacted,” Uballe said. “We’re in a YOUTUBE: MAN OF Mitchell, held a sign saying new era of free speech, in terms of “DON’T GO TO HELL” across how we respond to their requests MANY VOICES the top in red letters. A long list of to be on campus, instead of ban- BY Kimberly carroll/For the Daily Titan sinners were listed below. ning them.” Students congregate on the Cal State Fullerton quad [above left]. Jeremy Sonnier, an open air preacher, argues with freshman “The reason He came is because Demonstrations are monitored Ivan Ngo [above]. Ngo disagreed with Sonnier on many religious views. “During the ‘60s, when students demonstrated, there you’re a sinner,” Sonnier said. for any activity that may interfere were problems because of the way adminstrations reacted,” Esiquio Uballe, Cal State Fullerton associate dean of students said. To one side of the crowd, a well- “We’re in a new era of free speech, in terms of how we respond to their requests to be on campus, instead of banning them. dressed man in sunglasses watched See PROTESTERS, Page 3 Movies starring women Master impressionist Frank Cali- Fee increase tied to new rec center endo showcases his talents in this edited standup performance. The Payoff to gradual increase but an increase in student fees as student fees is collected by the cam- showcase various roles man makes his characters sound well. pus and deposited into revenue funds should be seen with the clude “Across the Universe.” “Frida,” better than the real people. Cali- facility opening next year In fall 2001, a fee referendum in the chancellor’s office, said Mar- Women’s Center screens endo’s magic not only lies with passed to increase student fees by sha Farwick, Associated Students, “CARGO: Innocence released in 2003, dealt with many his ever-changing voice, but also $20 in order to begin construction Inc. director of Financial Operations issues still relevant in today’s society: in his actions. He is a tremendous BY Belinda Hurtado on the center, and $30 after the and Technology. Lost” tonight at 5 p.m. infidelity, bisexuality and rebellion. physical comedian, mimicking Daily Titan Staff Writer building was to be completed. The chancellor’s office then gives “Our hope is that our audience the unique facial expressions of [email protected] Overall, these increases will now approval to spend the money, which BY GAIL Navarro will take away some thought-pro- each person. John Madden, Al put student fees at $134 per semes- is put towards projects like the cen- Daily Titan Staff Writer voking ideas about gender and/or Pacino, Robert De Niro, George As of spring 2008, Cal State Ful- ter, with another $30 being added to ter, Farwick said. [email protected] cultural issues in each film,” Sue W. Bush. No one is safe from his lerton students will not only have a the fees for summer semester. Passalacqua, associate director of the See FEES, Page 2 For the third time this semester, satirical wrath. new Student Recreational Center, Over the years, the money from center, said in an e-mail interview. the Cal State Fullerton women’s cen- Duration: 9:29 Having survived an accident that ter is hosting a movie night tonight left her disabled for the rest of her in University Hall room 205 with life, Frida Kahlo used art as a way to Correction Finding a way to make it last a showing of “CARGO: Innocence release her physical and emotional Due to a reporting error in an Lost,” a docu-drama following a girl frustrations. article in the Sept. 26 issue titled who was a victim of human traffick- The resilient artist endured an “Doctorate program takes flight ing in the United States. equally painful relationship with at Cal State Fullerton,” informa- Created by r e n o w n e d tion regarding the program was the center’s revolutionary incorrect. The College of Educa- Special Events mural painter, tion expects to have around 60 and Office [I wanted to have] Diego Rivera, students enrolled in the program Coordinator “ portrayed by at any one time. The Daily Titan Jerri Freeman, a venue to depict Alfred Mo- regrets this error. “Reel Women, women culturally and lina. Real World” historically. “ What start- screens free ed out as just a movies and – Jerri Freeman young woman WEATHER h i g h l i g h t s CSUF Women’s Center admiring an the impact of e s t a b l i s h e d TODAY TOMorrow fictional and artist, turned non-fictional into a tumul- women. tuous marriage “I’m a big movie fan,” Freeman High: 78 full of deceit, heated arguments and High: 76 said. “[I wanted to have] a venue to reckless binge drinking. Low: 55 Low: 56 depict women culturally and histori- This type of behavior still exists cally.” Sunny Sunny today. In addition to documentaries, Communications major Patrick Freeman said she wanted to include Camacho said in terms of infidelity, feature films and two weeks ago, the “[It’s] not socially acceptable and it’s CONTACT US center presented “Frida.” really frowned upon now.” BY DAMON CasareZ/For the Daily Titan The movie depicts the charismatic Main line: (714) 278-3373 By addressing a hot button issue News desk: (714) 278-4415 Matthew Williams rations his drinking water into shot glasses for conservation. See page 3 for story on Cal State Mexican painter played by Salma such as unfaithfulness, “Frida” not Fullerton’s efforts to look into water conservation for the entire university. Hayek and was directed by Julie Tay- Advertising: (714) 278-4411 See REEL WOMEN, Page 2 E-mail: [email protected] mor, whose recent film credits in- Xxxxxxx X, XXXX NEWS X 2 Page Two October 9, 2007 INTERNATIONAL NEWS 15 executed in Afghanistan, ending moratorium REEL WOMEN: MOVIE SCREENINGS ON TUESDAYS (From Page 1) marriage for that matter. vides free popcorn. Drinks and can- everybody happy.” KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) – Ending a three-year moratorium on the only serves as a biographical picture “All of the events in Frida’s life dy are available for 50 cents each. This month films such as “Black death penalty, Afghanistan executed 15 prisoners by gunfire, including a but a social commentary as well.
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