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Students Could Get Tax Break Holiday Spirit in Part of Higher Educational Costs CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON DailyDaily http://dailytitan.fullerton.edu Volume 75, Issue 44 TUESDAY December 3, 2002 DT Students Could Get Tax Break Holiday Spirit in part of higher educational costs. tuition and related fees] and of 50 [qualified] tuition and fees,” Fister nFINANCE: Through Two are educational credit pro- percent of second $1,000. The maxi- said. grams and two are loan interest and mum credit is $1,500 per student It can only be used per return (or various credit pro- tuition and fee expenses deduction. per year,” said Gerald L. Fister, an per family of a parent and a child, Fullerton grams, people paying The Hope and Lifetime Learning income tax planner in Fullerton. or two children), and the maximum Credits can be claimed and turned Students using the Hope Credit credit is $2,000. for college may be into tax credits and deductions that must also be enrolled at least part The Lifetime Learning Credit, can add up to $3,500. The rules are time. Qualified tuition and related unlike the Hope Credit, is available nEVENT: The city’s awarded a big return not simple, and each student can only fees do not include the cost of insur- for an unlimited number of years claim one of the credits for any year. ance, student health fee, room, trans- for any courses of post-secondary downtown area is By Anna Buss Therefore, not everyone may benefit portation and other personal expens- education and courses to improve looking to boost Special to the Titan from them, but they may be worth es. job skills. looking into for some students. Although junior and senior college Students are only eligible for Christmas sales Some parents or students can use Only freshmen or sophomore col- students cannot use the Hope Credit, the Hope and Lifetime Learning one of the four new educational lege students can claim the Hope they may benefit with the Lifetime Credits if, as a single person one with its Winterfest tax benefit programs, approved by Credit, which is “100 percent of Learning Credit, which “is 20 per- TAXES/ 8 NEWS: Iraq still has not Congress this year, to compensate for the first $1,000 spent [with qualified cent of the first $10,000 spent for By Olivia Maciel Daily Titan Staff Writer responded to Bush’s Back to the Daily Grind With Christmas rapidly Sunday deadline, approaching and crazed shoppers looking for gifts, many major which makes war more retailers are coming up with vari- likely ous strategies to bait customers. But smaller retailers, like those in Downtown Fullerton, are using a different approach. Please see page 6 Winterfest, a holiday celebra- tion held in Downtown Fullerton is the approach they hope will draw Fullerton residents and potential customers into their stores. The annual event will be held Dec. 7 from noon to 6 p.m. in Downtown Fullerton on streets adjacent to Harbor Boulevard, such as Chapman, Wilshire and Commonwealth avenues. The city plans to truck in 40 tons of snow for children to play in, hold a George Fullerton look- alike contest, schedule a classic OPINION: Holiday car show, live entertainment and carriage rides. shopping got you For the past six years the Fullerton Downtown Business down? The magic of Association, Fullerton Chamber of Commerce and the City of retail is just a mouse Fullerton, have hosted this event to entertain the community and to click away. Also, a keep sales within the city. “This event gives families an “Diego and Rivera” cast opportunity to kick off the holiday season and to come together as a member speaks community,” said Michael Ritto, president of the association. “It’s Please see page 4 also to show residents that this FESTIVAL/ 8 LISSETTE LEBRILLA/Daily Titan It was back to business as usual in the Pollak Library and Cal State Fullerton on Monday, as the weeklong holiday break ended. CSUF Workers Keep Busy During Thanksgiving Break nCAMPUS: While the assistants. These workers spent their school took a vaca- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday SPORTS: The Cal State doing office work and trying to tion, many faculty and catch up while other students were Fullerton men’s bas- away. student assistants “It’s not as hard as a lot of stu- ketball team picked up worked on campus dents make it seem,” said Shazia Peshimam, a worker for Freshman an 18-point win over By Jill Daloria Programs. “I think our office is Daily Titan Staff Writer small and close-knit, different from Morris Brown College large offices. Everyone who works wants to be here, and if you don’t Empty parking lots, wind blow- on Monday night want to work then you don’t have ing through a very sparse Quad to be here.” and classrooms that were once Working during the break for filled with the hustle and bustle staff and student assistants was of students, were bare during the optional in most cases. Please see page 10 Thanksgiving break. Aaron Salcido, a worker at the Could it be that space aliens have Academic Affairs Office, opted to taken over Cal State Fullerton and work. “They asked me to come annihilated the student body? work so I was more than happy. But wait ... some life forms have TITAN I can work full time this week survived within the recesses and because I don’t have classes.” e x t r a s offices of the school, people who For student assistants like Salcido, take their break time to keep the the option to work during the break online school running while others are at TOYA BAKER/Daily Titan rest; they are the staff and student WORK/ 8 Aaron Salcido worked in the Academic Affairs Office during Thanksgiving break. n Check out the Daily Titan online this year at http:// Campus Volunteer Group Gives Time and Turkeys dailytitan.fullerton.edu. nSERVICE: CSUF stu- State Fullerton’s Human Services bers hold about 20 campus and com- annual banquet and serve free elabo- tunity to reach out, make friends, New features and Student Association members met munity events per semester, includ- rate meals to thousands of needy have fun and experience self-grati- sections will be dents pack restaurant on Thanksgiving day to feed local ing activities such as meetings and residents. fication. available this year! underprivileged families. fund-raisers. The response to the event was so Leigh Volker, the association com- site to help make a The “We Give Thanks” event, Nanchy said 28 members includ- overwhelming that many of those munity service coordinator, agreed. difference in Orange sponsored by La Casa Garcia restau- ing relatives and friends showed were asked to return home. “I encouraged our members to upcoming rant in Anaheim, was the last com- up at the restaurant parking lot “It’s about helping people even if get involved because this is a good County munity service activity the associa- on Chapman Avenue and Harbor it means just setting up trash cans,” chance to give back to the commu- tion organized for the fall semester. Boulevard in Fullerton. said Mario Garcia, a junior human nity,” Volker said. “As future human n A new art exhibit uti- By Margie Rivera “Our primary goal is to link stu- “The gratification is great as you services major who is not related to services workers, we need to make a lizing paper will be in Daily Titan Staff Writer dents to the community,” HSSA see everybody getting together as a the restaurant owner. “Volunteering difference around us.” the library and more President Nicole Nanchy said. “We community,” she said. gives you a satisfying feeling that The CSUF volunteers were Dressed in white T-shirts embla- try to have fun events that concen- Hundreds of volunteers from dif- you won’t know until you actually assigned different tasks throughout will be revealed. zoned with orange and blue hand trate in community involvement and ferent organizations, schools, busi- try it.” the day. Read about it in prints and the words “Lending a student enrichment.” nesses and churches geared up early Nanchy said these types of activi- tomorrow’s Daily Titan Helping Hand,” some of Cal The association’s 150 active mem- Thursday morning to set up the ties provide students with the oppor- VOLUNTEER/ 8 2 Tuesday, December 3, 2002 DailyDaily Titan NEWS CALENDARCALENDAR OFOF EVENTSEVENTS page On Campus Chambers from 2:30 p.m. to 4 the TSU Underground, from 3 enough very beneficial to those Dec. 3 p.m. You might as well go to p.m. to 7 p.m. who spent their high school a guide to It’s been awhile, but get your see if they really do any work. years wondering if an elvish free billiards on in the TSU Stop playing your game destroyer can beat an orcish Underground from 3 p.m. to 7 Women’s basketball versus of Magic: The Gathering army. Or those who spent what’s p.m. Air Force. The preseason and join your fellow dateless every night memorizing lines game will start at 5 p.m. in wonders for this week’s free from “The Simpsons.” Manny To go along with those free Titan Gym. For more informa- movie. This week the movie Stamatakis brings his swar- happening billiards try some breakdanc- tion, call (714) 278-CSUF. orcs will pleasure your fancy thy self to the Learning Light ing. That funky trip will be in with the debauchery of Peter Foundation in Anaheim to teach the TSU Pub during the same Men’s basketball versus Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings: you how to create-a-mate.
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