Titans Shut out Matadors Author Advocates Inclusivity
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Thursday October 26, 2017 The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton Volume 102 Issue 30 The third Starbucks Rapper Adrian Baseball season is on campus officially Gamboa plays around the corner and opened in the an original set CSUF will introduce TSU with a ribbon at the Becker new Titans in fall cutting ceremony. Amphitheater. exhibition match. News 2 Lifestyle 4 Sports 8 Author advocates inclusivity Dog helps prevent crime Campus police seek assistance finding suspicious man. HANNAH MILLER Staff Writer A Cal State Fullerton stu- dent was walking her dog around student housing late Tuesday night when she saw a man standing alone in an al- leyway watching her. After a few moments, the man began to follow her. Quick- ening in pace, the suspicious man passed her and went to Lot J, where he got into a black car. Thinking the situation was over, the student and her dog GABE GANDARA / DAILY TITAN continued on. While walking The Pollak Library and the Department of Child and Adolescent Studies co-sponsored a talk and book signing event with Jessica Herthel, co-author of the through the Ruby Gerontology transgender inclusive children’s book ‘I am Jazz.’ Center, she saw the same black car parked outside of the ROTC Jessica Herthel’s ‘I rights, informing them Pollak Library Wednesday Herthel said. transgender issues. center. The man got back out of from an early age that peo- about the children’s book The book, published in The event at CSUF was his car and approached her. am Jazz’ promotes ple have different skin col- “I am Jazz” that she co- 2014, is told through the co-sponsored by the Pollak Sensing its owner’s appre- transgender issues. ors, disabilities and sexual wrote with Jazz Jennings. eyes of Jazz Jennings as Library, the Department of hension, her dog took action. orientations. The book aims to educate she and her family begin to Child and Adolescent Stud- “Her dog, being a very It wasn’t until she ran into children about transgen- understand and accept her ies, Elementary and Bilin- brave and courageous dog AMY WELLS Jeanette Jennings, the moth- der people and promote identity. gual Education, the LGBTQ that I would give extra food Asst. News Editor er of transgender activist inclusivity. Herthel now travels Resource Center and the that night, bit the guy on the Jazz Jennings, that she re- “I’m really trying to to different elementa- Department of Women and leg, and the guy screamed and Jessica Herthel thought alized she had excluded a talk to little kids, even if ry schools and college Gender Studies for LGBT took off,” said University Po- she had been doing a great group in her teachings: The they don’t understand this campuses talking about History Month. lice Capt. Scot Willey. job educating her children transgender community. concept completely, just the book and creating on inclusivity and human Herthel spoke in the how to be a good friend,” open dialogues about SEE BOOK 3 SEE DOG 2 Dark secrets Titans shut out Matadors in the suburbs ‘Suburbicon’ puts a unique twist on the typical tranquil neighborhood using mysterious storytelling & dark humor. NICHOLE TORRES Asst. News Editor With picturesque hous- stoic in his performance. es and friendly neighbors, His facial expressions and Suburbicon seems like the physical stance through- perfect community to live out the film give off a cold in. Despite it representing expression, emphasiz- the all-American dream, ing the malevolence of his what lies within its houses character. are deep dark secrets. Damon is almost un- “Suburbicon” is remi- recognizable compared to niscent of 1950s slapstick his previous roles as the du- comedy, with a modern and rable leading man. Instead, more sinister twist. Direct- his character is awkward ed by George Clooney and and eccentric— using hand written by Joel and Ethan grips and appearing ner- Coen, Clooney and Grant vous with each gesture. Heslov, the film gives off The Lodges deal with the a sense of bizarreness that loss of Rose Lodge, Gard- makes the viewer want to ner’s wife (Julianne Moore) keep watching just to see during a burglary attempt. what will happen next. Soon after her funeral, her The moment the film be- twin sister Margaret (also BAILEY CARPENTER / DAILY TITAN FILE PHOTO gins, the audience is sub- played by Moore) moves Cal State Fullerton midfielder Diego Sanchez scored his second goal of the season Wednesday against CSUN. The senior leads the jected to an old-fashioned into the home with her men’s team with five assists, tying him for third on the Big West leaderboards. commercial of Suburbi- brother-in-law and nephew. con, somewhat similar to The rest of the plot devel- Big West Championship and quickly gave the Titans a lead what was shown to students ops slowly, insinuating that After a season spent seeking redemption from a tying earlier this season, Ful- in the 14th minute off of an as- during the Cold War. This a mischievous scheme had tough loss in last year’s Big West championship, lerton shut out CSUN 1-0 on sist from Mark Hernandez. sets the tone of the mov- taken place. CSUF took down Northridge 1-0. the Matadors’ own field, cat- Sanchez didn’t hold back on ie immediately, suggesting One of the standout apulting CSUF into first place shots, attempting to find the a satirical telling of subur- performances of the film in the Big West southern back of the net seven minutes ban life as the plot revolves is without a doubt Noah YARESLY SANCHEZ-AGUILERA division. later, forcing Matadors’ goal- around the Lodge family. Jupe, who plays Gardner’s Sports Editor The Titans needed to find ie Henrik Regitnig to save his Matt Damon, who plays son Nicky. redemption on the field, some- first shot of the match. Gardner Lodge, balances The Titans finally beat the Wednesday night. thing midfielder Diego San- the line between quirky and SEE REVIEW 5 Cal State Northridge Matadors After losing to them in the chez accomplished as he SEE RIVALRY 8 FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @THEDAILYTITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM THURSDAY 2 NEWS OCTOBER 26, 2017 Prayer and Health Explore the Connection! City council asked to vote Finding God, finding health th Saturday, November 11 ‘no’ on cannabis amendment at 10:00 a.m. Planning commission Free lecture by waylays marijuana Michelle Nanouche, C.S.B. amendment decision. International speaker, Michelle Nanouche, is ETHAN PESCHANSKY a practitioner and teacher of Christian Staff Writer Science healing and a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. The Fullerton Planning First Church of Christ, Scientist Commission voted 4-3 to rec- 1300 North Raymond Avenue ommend the Fullerton City Council not to adopt a pro- Fullerton 92831 hibition of zoning for recre- ational marijuana businesses (714) 525-4062 Wednesday night. At its Sept. 13 meeting, the christiansciencefullerton.org commission approved a Reso- [email protected] lution of Intent to amend the municipal code, which cur- Christian Science is a rently prohibits zoning for Bible-based religion. medical marijuana uses, but directed staff to return with ETHAN PESCHANSKY / DAILY TITAN more options for regulation. Fullerton Planning Commissioner Christopher Gaarder supported sending an amendment to FOR THE RECORD However, when the commis- the city council that would prohibit zoning for recreational marijuana use. sion met again Oct. 11, they It is Daily Titan policy to correct factual errors printed in the publica- tion. Corrections will be published on the subsequent issue after an were left disappointed by the voted Wednesday to send they’ll never have the oppor- November 2016, allows for error is discovered and will appear on page 2. Errors on the Opinion lack of options. city council the resolution for tunity to weigh in one way or recreational marijuana use page will be corrected on that page. Corrections will also be made to “I think some of us are its review, attached with the the other,” said Commissioner statewide. However, cities still the online frustrated because we’ve had planning commission’s rec- Christopher Gaarder. have the ability to prohibit version of the article. Please contact Editor-in-Chief Zack Johnston at (657) 278-5815 or at over a year to deal with this, ommendation that the council The Fullerton Municipal zoning to recreational mari- [email protected] to report any errors. because we knew this was not approve the amendment. Code states that any uses of juana businesses. coming down the pike and we While some members were land zones not specifically With the planning com- have not done anything on it,” unhappy with the resolution allowed are also prohibited, mission’s recommendation said Fullerton Planning Com- that was being sent to city meaning recreational mari- now added to the resolu- mission Chair Peter Gambino. council, others believed they juana land uses within those tion, city council can make a “A lot of us are more frustrat- should allow the council’s in- zones are prohibited as well. decision. ed because we wanted more put on the issue. City staff pushed to take “Until we have a public of a longer term solution or at “The way that staff wrote action before the start of the hearing at the city council least study sessions with re- (the resolution), we can make new year so there would be no level, I really don’t have a gard to what we can do and clear our position on this, and confusion about jurisdiction strong opinion one way or the Editorial where this should be permit- then if council wants to go the when California begins grant- other,” said Council Member Editor-in-Chief Zack Johnston ted and unfortunately, that has other way, at least they’ll have ing licenses to recreational Greg Sebourn.