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March 27 - April 9, 2014 | Vol. 24 Issue 6 | Always Free DATING IN COLLEGE IS IT WORTH IT? NEED MONEY? FIND A SUGAR DADDY …OR NOT PLUS SAY GOODBYE TO ROOMMATE DRAMA! ENTER TO WIN IN THEATRES MARCH 28 A PRIZE PACK FROM REGISTER AT CAMPUSCIR CLE.COM/SWEEPS/S A B O T A G E ©2014 CAMPUS CIRCLE • (323) 939-8477 • 5042 WILSHIRE BLVD., #600 LOS ANGELES, CA 90036 • WWW.CAMPUSCIRCLE.COM CAMPUS CIRCLE ThURS 3/27 4 CoLoR 10” x 3” SS ALL.SBT-P.0327.CAM “A MOVING TRIBUTE TO VIVIAN MAIER’S ART AND ITS PLACE IN- THE NEWHER YORKER STRANGE LIFE.” “COMPELLING. HAUNTING.- VARIETY CAPTIVATING.” Finding Vivian Maier SUNDANCE SELECTS AND RAVINE PICTURES PRESENT“FINDING VIVIAN MAIER” WRITTEN DIRECTOR OF MUSIC BY JOHN MALOOF & CHARLIE SISKEL PHOTOGRAPHY JOHN MALOOF BY J. RALPH EDITOR AARON WICKENDEN PRODUCED EXECUTIVE DIRECTED BY JOHN MALOOF & CHARLIE SISKEL PRODUCER JEFF GARLIN BY JOHN MALOOF & CHARLIE SISKEL ©2013 RAVINE PICTURES, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 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(310) 737-0888 www.crownlimos.com www.CampusCircle.com CAMPUS CIRCLE March 27 - April 9, 2014 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS WHAT’SINSIDE March 27 - April 9, 2014 Vol. 24 Issue 6 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Champion [email protected] Art Director 8 19 Sean Michael Beyer Film Editor #MyLACampus [email protected] 05 Submit Your Photos & Have Them Published! Music Editor [email protected] REAL 911 Calls sure to make you... NEWS Calendar Editor 06 The Latest from L.A. and Beyond Frederick Mintchell [email protected] Laugh Your COLLEGE CENTRAL Arse Off! 07 Scary Roomie Stories – Editorial Interns Diego Girgado Don’t Let This Be You! Truth is by far funnier than fiction, and this collection of real calls Blanca Palacios to law enforcement in Hometown Police Blotter is exactly that. 08 Inside Popular “Sugar Daddy” Site Whether you give it a gander atop the throne, or share it with Laura Koeller friends, it’s sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face and then some. 09 College Girls’ Guide to Luyi Yang Available in Paperback, Hard Cover and ePub. Making Money www.HometownPoliceBlotter.com Contributing Writers FASHION Melissa Bobbitt 14 Savvy Student Styles: Ariel Paredes Greek “Row” Fashion! Kendall Robertson 15 Thrifting 101: SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY SoCal’s Top Flea Markets Center for Esthetic Dentistry Contributing Photographers Kendall Roberton TV 16 Chapman University Students ADVERTISING Score Big with YouTube Series Sean Bello [email protected] FILM 17 Review: Finding Vivian Maier Joy Calisoff 17 Review: Cesar Chávez [email protected] Left Photo: (Before) Existing tooth-colored fillings and porcelain crown 18 1:1 with Divergent’s Miles Teller! Right Photo: (After) IPS e.max all-ceramic crowns and veneers 19 The “Governator” is back Campus Circle newspaper is in Sabotage published 24 times a year and is available free at 35 schools and over 400 retail locations throughout Esthetic Restorations MUSIC Los Angeles. Circulation: 20,000. 20 L.A. Colleges’ Students, All procedures are performed Readership: 90,000. 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Twitter: @CampusCircle Instagram: @Campus_Circle CSUN PHOTO: DIEGO GIRGADO LMU PHOTO: LAURA KOELLER LMU PHOTO: LAURA KOELLER CSUN PHOTO: DIEGO GIRGADO CSUN PHOTO: DIEGO GIRGADO UCLA PHOTO: LUYI YANG UCLA PHOTO: LUYI YANG CSUN PHOTO: BLANCA PALACIOS USC PHOTO: KENDALL ROBERTSON USC PHOTO: KENDALL ROBERTSON www.CampusCircle.com CAMPUS CIRCLE March 27 - April 9, 2014 5 NEWS KIMBERLY P. MITCHELL MICHIGAN STATE A Michigan State University student picks NEW VIEWS out food at the campus food The Latest from L.A. and Beyond bank in 2010. BY CAMPUS CIRCLE STAFF THEDREAM.US MAKES UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS’ cannot afford food and have established food banks and DREAMS COME TRUE pantries. A recent study in the Journal of Nutrition Education When it comes to paying for college tuition, some undocumented and Behavior found that a higher percentage of college students prospective students find themselves struggling to come up with are not eating enough because they can’t afford it. This is called funds because they are ineligible for federal loans, Pell Grants “food insecurity,” and more college students are suffering and work-study. Congress didn’t even pass the DREAM Act, from it. However, these food banks and pantries have become which would grant permanent residency to some undocumented temporary solutions. At Stony Brook University in New York, for young people so they could apply for federal loans and work- example, a new food pantry opened last September, and more WHY DON’T MANY COMMUNITY study programs. However, 28 undocumented students have than 50 students lined up for food. It is open two nights a week COLLEGE STUDENTS GRADUATE? been able to attend college thanks to the TheDream.US, a new and offers items such as pasta, fruit, vegetables, tuna, breakfast Community college can be a great choice for many students. program that will award up to $25,000 to 1,000 undocumented bars and more. Students who are looking to save money can spend a lot less students, reports NBC News. Most of the students are attending on a community college than a four-year school, and it also community and city colleges where the $25,000 can pay for COLLEGES PAYING STUDENTS TO TAKE GAP YEARS gives them time to think about what they want to major in their entire four-year tuition. Launched last month by former Sometimes, graduating high school seniors are not ready just without shelling out tens of thousands of dollars a year. After Washington Post CEO Donald E. Graham, the $25-million yet to start their college careers. Instead, they decide to take completing the necessary units and credits, these students program offers “dreamers” the chance to afford an education at a gap year (a year off) to travel or work before going off to can then just transfer to a four-year university or college and a small group of colleges located in New York, Texas, Florida college. It turns out many U.S. colleges not only support these get their bachelor’s degree...right? Actually, it turns out many and D.C. decisions -- they are even offering to help fund them. ABC community college students are not getting their bachelor’s News reports some colleges are offering to pay students to take degrees because of a loss of college credits, reports CBS News. MORE U.S. COLLEGES IMPLEMENT a year off to travel, volunteer or do internships. For example, According to a study in the Educational Evaluation and Policy FOOD BANKS, PANTRIES Tufts University will pay housing, airfare and even visa fees Analysis, researchers found that the greater the credit loss, the The Associated Press (AP) reports food pantries are on the (totaling up to $30,000) for gap-year students this year. The less likely students will get their bachelor’s degrees. Researchers rise at U.S. colleges. According to the AP, college students are University of North Carolina gives about $7,500 to gap-year found that “14 percent of transfer students had to start nearly facing a rise in tuition and other college-related costs, and applicants, and Princeton has offered financial support to from scratch,” and “only 58 percent of transfer students were some essentially have to choose between their education and nearly 100 students who have volunteered in Brazil, China, able to move more than 90 percent of their credits to four- purchasing food. Thus, more colleges are realizing their students India, Peru and Senegal. year” schools. SEX. POLITICS. RACE. “ RAVES ONE OF THE MOST “COMPELLING... ENTERTAINING INDIES WITH EXCEPTIONAL CANDOR ” AND INSIGHT.” OF THE YEAR. -Kenneth Turan - Ryland Aldrich, TWITCHFILM.COM “ONE WOMAN, “AN APOCALYPSE-THEMED STEPPING INTO A MESS OF POLITICAL, RACIAL AND SEXUAL POWER PL AYS … DRAMA THAT STARTS MAKES FOR RAPT VIEWING.” -Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly OFF AS THE BIG CHILL “ AND WINDS UP AS HHHH A SHARP, STIRRING AND POTENT LORD OF THE FLIES.” ACCOUNT OF A LANDMARK - Mark Olsen, LOS ANGELES TIMES MOMENT…ANITA HILL IS A FIGURE OF