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Vo l u m e 69, I ss u e 13 thursday S e p te m b e r 30, 1999 A second helping of summer Science and math names asst. dean nADMINISTRATION: recruiter, then as a supervisor of grad- uate assistants. Former pro-baseball “Mauch is very capable and knowledgeable in recruitment in player now leads in the University Outreach,” said Robert recruiting of new stu- Palmer, vice president of Student Affairs. “He is very much student dents for school oriented with excellent communi- cation skills.” By Kari Wirtz In 1983, Mauch pitched for the St. Staff Writer Louis Cardinals. Mauch played on the team until he hurt his elbow in There weren’t enough nice 1988. things that could be said about After his injury, Mauch went back Tom Mauch, the new assistant to school where he received a bach- dean for the School of Natural elor’s degree in psychology in 1992 Science and Mathematics. from Cal Poly Pomona. “I’m jealous that the dean was He then continued his schooling able to steal him away from us,” by attending CSUF and earning a said Charles Moore, director of master’s degree in clinical psychology Enrollment Management. in 1995.

As the new “I liked work- assistant dean, ing with students

Mauch’s goal is I liked working and education to increase the more than with myles robinson/Daily Titan number of sci- life problems,” While afternoon temperatures reached over 90 degrees on Wednesday, students from the Cambodian Student Association found it per- ence and math Mauch said. with students and ‘‘ fect barbeque weather. Pictured at left is Chhavy Sy (with tongs). students. Immediately Mauch visits ‘‘ after earning his high schools and education more degree in Clinical community col- P s y c h o l o g y , leges in order to Mauch became a inform them of than with life College Relations Parking woes spill over to natural science coordinator. and mathemat- “He was so ics programs cited with a $31 ticket when they cite vehicles that don't belong to tered guests, we issue citations. It is good, I hired him nCAMPUS: offered at Cal problems. Some stu- return to leave. guests currently staying in the clearly posted, it is not a situation and put him in the State Fullerton. Carl Skurnick, Director of hotel. "When we have tried where the student is confused. It is first position I had dents, forced by the These include —Tom Mauch, Facilities for the Marriott hotel, citing vehicles it has been suc- obvious, they shouldn't park there available,” Moore four minor- Asst. Dean, lack of spaces on cam- stands in front of the hotel on the cessful; we only cited students," and they are doing it anyway." said. ity programs, southeast corner of campus and Skurnick said. "Students' cars Skurnick contacted campus safe- Mauch now the Research Experience for pus, look to park ille- watches the influx of cars roll into look different than businessmen's ty recently to request its involve- works with the Opportunity Center for Undergraduates program (REU) the parking lot between 8:00 a.m. cars and the students usually leave ment in patrolling and ticketing Science and Mathematics Students. gally at the Marriott. and the Bridges (to the Ph.D.) and 9:00 a.m. carrying backpacks." students' vehicles along with the The center assists students with under- program. by Veronica Bullard Marriott officials are not pleased Some cars are easily identifi- Fullerton Police. graduate research and federally funded “I recruit, retain and make sure Staff Writer when students use its facilities for able. Parked inside the garage two Tony Prince, Parking Supervisor grant programs. the students are having a good parking. brave faculty members left their for the Public Safety Department, Along with assistance, the cen- experience,” Mauch said. A student arrives on campus five "Our guests are paying money parking permits hanging from their said, "We had a brief discussion ter provides Internet technology Eighty-five percent of the stu- minutes before her class begins, to stay here, they need to be able rear-view mirrors. with [Marriott staff] but we need resources and a resource library dents in these programs were aware she will be late if she doesn't park," Skurnick said. Other items that differentiate to set up a meeting to talk about to aid in the search for school accepted to medical and health park quickly and run to class. He said students pay a fee to student vehicles from those of the problems they are having. We programs and scholarship oppor- professional schools in the last Those who have tried to find park- park on campus so that is where guests are stuffed animals sitting don't know what their needs are tunities. 20 years. ing spaces quickly know this is beyond they should park. in the front, a fast-track speed- yet, but we would like to help Mauch said that right now he is “We get more research here,” impossible since 900 additional stu- Skurnick said he is not only pass in the window or a Cal State enforce that." working to make the center more Mauch said. “Students need dents have been admitted this semes- concerned with students using up Fullerton sticker placed across the Skurnick said he feels the available to students by extending research experience so they can ter without adding any parking. She the spaces that are reserved for back window or bumper. involvement from the university the hours for night students. compete.” decides to take the easy way and park guests, but with the liability issues So if you don't think your car can would be a "plus, plus" situa- “I’m a big believer in educa- The responsibility of recruitment is in the Marriott parking garage, espe- it creates for the hotel. Students be identified as a "student's" car, take tion for both sides. The univer- tion,” Mauch said. “It’s a place not new for Mauch. His past experi- cially since it is close to Langsdorf not only park in the garage but a closer look, it probably can. sity would obtain revenue from the where you meet people of diverse ence includes working with recruit- Hall, where her class is. She then hops must hop over a short wall to gain "When the Marriott calls, we go parking tickets and the Marriott backgrounds, it helps break down ment as a graduate assistant in the the fence to rush to class. access to the campus. out there," said Sargent Baldwin would have the area patrolled more stereotypes and is a place for net- University Outreach Program. This Other students have done the To address this issue, Skurnick of the Fullerton Police. "When we frequently. working and friendships you can job led to a position as a beginning same thing, only to find their car asked the Fullerton Police to find cars that don't belong to regis- carry a lifetime. It’s the whole Career Fair brings job opportunities to aspiring stu- nCAMPUS: company offered positions in performance “It’s really good for grad students,” said Companies and backstage work. student, Lesley Stevenson. “It gives them recruiting students ranged Some companies such as Sears provide a good background on the companies that financial support for students who work part- participate.” from Disney to the Los time. Senior Lesa Jacks also agreed. “The company provides tuition reimburse- “I like that they brought many major com- Angeles Police and ment to full-time and part-time employees as panies to the event. The representatives were Sheriff’s Department long as they have completed a year of con- helpful and friendly.” tinuous service,” said Nancy Maraz, a Sears Although many considered the event suc- by Magdalena Padilla representative. “Students are reimbursed up cessful, some employers and students felt there Staff Writer to 75 percent of their tuition fees.” were some aspects that could be improved. Many employers said they considered the “The Career Fair is fantastic, but some of The hum of voices and a dry heat blan- fair to be successful. the students who I’ve spoken with were not keted the Quad as more then 100 companies “This is a great opportunity for students aware of the event,” said Armando Bautista, informed and recruited students interested in and employers to make an initial contact,” Corbett Canyon Vineyards and Winery repre- employment opportunities at Wednesday’s Maraz said. “We are very pleased. It was sentative. “Because students were not aware, Cal State Fullerton Career Fair. professionally done and the diversity of the they were not prepared to ask questions and The Office of Career Planning and companies is outstanding.” turn in resumes to companies they were inter- Placement organized the event to showcase For students seeking adventure, the Los ested in.” companies ranging from Culver Personnel to Angeles Sheriffs and Police Departments Beth Ritchie, a Capital Group, Inc. repre- the Philip Morris Company. offered recruitment information alongside the sentative also said there was some problems Valora Blackson, associate director of U.S. Secret Service and Border Patrol. with the event. employee relations, said “The objective of “It has been very successful,” said Malcolm “A lot of the students had not heard of the the fair is to connect students with employers. Landry, U.S. Secret Service representative. “It fair and didn’t have resumes to turn in as we We also want to meet the different needs of is a good career presentation.” were expecting.” the students.” “One of the more gratifying aspects is Students such as Sherry Johnson also Companies offered opportunities such when freshmen and sophomore students come voiced her opinion about the fair. as internships, full-time, part-time and tem- to look around,” Landry said. “It shows their “It would have been better if they had Tricia insheiwat/Daily Titan porary employment. Thomas Staffing and determination and helps their interests.” publicized it more near the bookstore and caf- A representative from Farmers Insurance describes job opportunities with an interested Experian sought people interested in sales Some of the students who attended were student. The Career Fair offered students a chance to get information about internships, and management positions while the Disney just as pleased as the employers. CAREER DAY/ 3 full-time, part-time or temporary employment.

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CALCALENDARDAR O OFF E EVVENENTSTS Community bers of the museum. located at 695 E. Madison contact Kathie DeRobbie at For more information call Way. For more information, (714) 671-4403. The Fullerton Museum the Fullerton Museum at call (714) 671-4427. Center presents “Diagrams (714) 738-6545. Campus of the Cosmos: The Art of the The city of Brea is having Mandala,” an exhibit that will The Brea Community a Science Expo Saturday, CSUF’s Performance Arts run until Jan.9. Center is hosting a Family Oct. 2 from noon to 4 p.m. Fall Exhibitions will show The Fullerton Museum Night Harvest Hoe-Down The Cal State Fullerton “Once in a Lifetime” October twotwo Center is located at 301 N. on Friday, Oct.8 from 6 to School of Science sponsors 1-17, at 8 p.m. Times are A guide to what’s happening Pomona Ave., east of Harbor 8:30 p.m. Western dress is the free event that features Thursday through Friday, Blvd., in downtown Fullerton. optional. Tickets are limited hands-on experiments, dis- 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Saturday, BRIEFS Hours are noon to 4 p.m. and cost $4 for adults, $2 for plays, and interactive activi- at 5 p.m. and Sunday at 5 Wednesday through Sunday children ages 3-17, includ- ties. p.m. at the Arena Theater. ing dinner. No tickets will be The expo takes place at Tickets prices are $8 and Fall Job Fair The goals of SIM are to and open from 6 to 8 p.m. sold at the door. Family Night the Brea Civic and Cultural ($5 with advance Titan dis- develop students who can Thursdays. Admission is $3 for adults, is sponsored by the City of Center at 1 Civic Center count). The city of Brea and the learn and perform indepen- $2 for students, and free to Brea and Brea Disposal, Inc. Circle. Brea Chamber of Commerce dently , exhibit appropriate children under 6 and to mem- The Community Center is For more information, presents The Fall Job Fair social and personal skills and on Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 make successful transitions to p.m. at the Brea Community post-school environments. BY MARK NETTLES Center. Morning and afternoon ses- The free event features sions will range from how to on-site interviews with 35 pro- present complex subjects, to spective employers ready to teaching youngsters how to hire, including Sears, Market write and proofread essays. America, Sam’s Club and Volt The workshop is Oct. 2 Temporary. at 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the In addition, Cal State CSUF Garden Grove Center Fullerton representatives will located at 12901 Euclid St. offer resume critiquing and The fee for the daylong work- interview assistance. shop, lunch and materials is “We expect this one (Fall $75. Job Fair) to surpass the Youth For reservations, call 278- Fair that had over 200 hun- 4711. dred people last May,” said Judy Compos, of the Youth Firearm bill signed and Family Resource Center, one of the sponsors of the Governor Gray Davis event. signed a measure Tuesday, The Community Center is to increase criminal sanctions located at 695 E. Madison way, against persons who illegally across from the Brea Mall. conceal unregistered firearms Parking is free. For more informa- and ammunition. tion, call the Job Fair Infoline at California police chiefs view (714) 990-7230. the new law as one of the most significant gun laws to —Seth Keichline be enacted this year in terms of its day-to-day impact in Student workshop reducing handgun violence. available “This new law will put an end to this anomaly in the Instructional strategies law,” said Jack Scott, D- designed to improve the Pasadena.” performance of underachiev- “Carrying an unregistered, ing K-12 students is the concealed, loaded firearm focus of an upcoming work- without a permit is a serious shop offered by Cal State crime and should be treated Fullerton’s Special Education as such.” Department. Scott is the chairman for The workshop will detail the assembly select commit- the Strategic Instruction tee on gun violence. Model (SIM) developed at the AB 491 would allow pros- University of Kansas Center ecutors to charge individuals of Research on Learning to who illegally conceal unreg- address the needs of low- istered firearms and ammuni- achieving students. tion with a felony.

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The Daily Titan is a student publication, printed every Tuesday through Friday. The Daily Titan operates independently of Associated Students, School of Communications, CSUF administration and the CSU system. The Daily Titan and its predecessor, the Titan Times, have functioned as a public forum since inception. Unless implied by the advertising party or otherwise stated, advertising in the Daily Titan is inserted by com- mercial activities or ventures identified in the advertisements themselves and not by the university. Such printing is not to be construed as written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of such commercial enterprises. The mail subscription price is $45 per semester, $65 per year, payable to the Daily Titan, Humanities 211, CSUF, Fullerton, CA 92834. Copyright ©1999 Daily Titan news Thursday, September 30, 1999 3 Bad fashion taste Insomnia keeps researchers up all enables professor to nHEALTH: how people are affected. Many home remedies exist that people use While only 30 Insomnia may last only a night or two, or to try and deal with insomnia and other sleep percent of men suffer from it can last for years as in Cornell’s case. disorders; counting sheep, a glass of hot The length of time can correlate with the milk, a hot bath or an alcoholic drink. teach class diversity insomnia, 40 percent of person’s exposure to stress, nicotine, caf- Contrary to popular belief, alcohol may disrupt feine and alcohol, according to the National sleep patterns more than enhance them. nCLASS: and a multi-colored bath robe. On a women can’t sleep. Sleep Foundation. The National Sleep Foundation found that One day hot day, this was a very unusual choice By Jennifer Pombo When a person experiences insomnia, they alcohol may initially help relax people, but every semester, Joan of clothing. However, underneath this Staff Writer should try to limit their exposure to these factors a it may interrupt sleeping when the drink is costume the intellectual conversation few hours before their desired bedtime. finally metabolized. Levine dares students of a professor with a PhD and years With all of the responsibilities of typical Stress is considered by most sleep experts When home remedies are unsuccessful, of experience transcended the hobo student life: school, homework, a job, keep- to be the No. 1 cause of short-term sleeping some people turn to over-the-counter or pre- to dress extraordinary. appearance. ing the house clean and trying to have some difficulties, according to the National Sleep scription drugs to ease them into slumber. “So far it’s very interesting the way Foundation. Many people worry about the habit-form- By Darla Priest semblance of a social life, something has to Staff Writer people view other people,” said Jamie give, and for many students it’s sleep. M a n y ing potential Kelly, a child and adolescent studies Cal State of sleeping major. Insomnia is a sleep disorder characterized The class filled with multi-cultural F u l l e r t o n aids, and opt According to a University of by a difficulty falling asleep, waking up students wearing big colorful hats s t u d e n t s for sinus and Michigan study released last week, frequently during the night with difficulty decorated with flowers, mismatched experience allergy medi- college students who live and learn in returning to sleep, waking up too early in shoes, post office and military uni- high levels cations that diverse environments have higher lev- the morning and a feeling of generally unre- forms and the all-time favorite shorts of stress and are specifi- els of academic achievement and are freshing sleep, according to the National and a T-shirt. deal with it in cally made for more likely to become active citizens. Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. Even for Child and Adolescent various ways, nighttime use According to Pat Gurin, University “I’ve had it [insomnia] since high school. I Studies Professor Joan Levine, this is and many like Tylenol of Michigan professor for 34 years average between four and five hours of sleep a not a typical class session. students have P.M. and psychology chair, this is the first night,” said Dakota Cornell, a senior American Every semester, she dares her experienced The prob- national study to qualify the positive studies major. “If I get up after five in the morn- Exceptional Individuals Diversity

a disrupted lem with some effects of diver- ing, I feel it all day,” Cornell said, referring to the class students to sleeping pat- of these night- sity. Thousands of unrefreshing sleep that many people suffering be different for a tern, at least time medica- college students from insomnia experience. day.

temporarily, tions is that So far it’s very inter- on and off campus Insomnia affects 40 percent of women and “I think I’ve because of the stress. the drowsy feeling does not always wear off were studied. 30 percent of men according to the National been different “I don’t think that I have insomnia, I just have by the morning. Levine began Sleep Foundation. anyway, so it’s so much to do in so little time that I push myself Dealing with insomnia, at least occasion- esting the way ‘‘ to conduct her Researchers do not fully understand why not such a tough more women than men are affected by to stay up late to finish it all,” said Heather Fuller, ally, is a fact of life for many students. ‘‘ own study on thing,” said gradu- a junior communications major. With all of the time constraints that stu- human behavior insomnia, but the National Sleep Foundation ate student Frank On weekends, Fuller said that she also dents manage, avoiding caffeine, cigarettes people view other as she began to speculates that hormonal shifts in women Elkins. stays up late, but for different reasons. and other stimulants a few hours before bed stick a small label account for the higher incidence in women. With Elkins’ “I am up late on weekends because it’s the is more effective than counting sheep every on every student’s In addition to the differences between floppy straw hat weekend, and I want to savor it.” night. people. forehead. Each who is affected, there are also differences in and oversized label had a career Hawaiian shirt —Jamie Kelly, description printed some may have on it which every- thought he was in a fraternity or one but the person wearing it could obsessed with beach wear. see. This career became the student’s read the daily titan Levine asked the class to dress in role in life and the class was asked a way that would make an individual to talk to the student in a manner that stand out in a crowd. Levine proved fit the description of the label. The online @ to her students that she could be very careers varied from a clown to busboy, unique on campus by dressing like a doctor or engineer. thrift shop hobo and stressed her point Levine showed the class with this http://dailytitan. by wearing a big sign which read, “I exercise how people judge other peo- am different.” ple from an outside appearance. Levine walked proudly into class fullerton.edu wearing a gray hat, pink shirt, plaid pants, purple socks, big hoop earrings CAREER DAY n from page 1 eteria area. A lot of students hang out there, but there weren’t many signs.” Stevenson agreed saying, “A lot of students don’t stop to check. Everyone registered at school has an e-mail account where they can receive this type of information.” “People need to find out how to use their resources. They need to inquire,” Stevenson said. Other students disagreed. “We knew that the Career Fair was today,” said student Brock Omohundro. “A lot of my professors announced it in class.” Blackson agreed saying, “We went into mass marketing. We posted as many fliers as possible and sent e- mail messages to students.” Although at times the area was crowded, the fair ran smoothly with- out any mishaps. “The fair has gone pretty well,” Blackson said. “There was a lot of traffic but overall it was successful.” The office of Career Planning and Placement is already preparing for the next career fair by supplying employ- ers with surveys on how the event could be improved. The office also seeks to market the school and fair to new employers. “We want to continue a stan- dard of excellence in both the number and quality of employers and students,”Blackson said. “We want to try to do a better job.” 6 Thursday, September 30, 1999 news Online gambling competes with Las

nTECHNOLOGY: In a big business since its inception teed. legal in their jurisdiction. ing involved. According to the that online gambling tarnishes the in 1995. The licensee posts bonds of Sites are also required to keep North American Training Institute, image of legal gambling institu- one year, the amount of Last year alone, over $1 mil- cash or insurance as part of the a log as to where the gamblers an addiction to gambling can over- tions. lion was wagered online and the license requirement. are located. Valid licenses, closed take or destroy a person’s life. Legal issues abound. As gam- online gamblers nearly amount of online gamblers nearly When signing up with an online access to minors and fair play, along Advertised as legitimate, safe bling is illegal in most areas, doubled, and over $1 mil- doubled. casino, people must fill out a form with other guidelines are asked for and fun, young gamblers become states deal with online gambling Before choosing a gambling with their personal information by credit card companies. addicted by the age of 11 because in different ways. Some outlaw lion was wagered site, prospective gamblers should enclosed and send a form of pay- Compulsive gambling has they try what is popular and are it, others regulate it, while more visit various sites for free to deter- ment to set up an account with the increased in relation to the suc- promised instant wealth and prosecute the online providers Marci Schlaht mine the deposit requirements and casino. cess of online casinos. power. who give space for casino sites. Staff Writer minimum bets needed to play. Personal checks are not accept- “I think online gambling Niles said that impulsive gam- John Kyl, (R-AZ), has intro- The casino itself determines the ed. Credit cards are widely used would mostly appeal to and pro- bling is an impulse control dis- duced a bill to his legislature that A person sits at home staring percentage of player payoff. for payment, with losses being mote the habit of truly hard-core order, where the high of winning would ban online gambling. The blankly at the computer screen. Licensed outside of the United charged and the wins being tal- gamblers,” said Jim Powell, Cal is followed by a deep depression bill would allow judges to shut Cards flip on the screen and the States, but operated mainly lied. State Fullerton web team leader. because you need the big score down any online service provider sound of coins falling echoes from within, small nations such Niles said that online gambling “It would make it easier, they again. that gives space to gambling sites. throughout the room. Welcome to as Antigua and the Dominican is more insidious because of credit wouldn’t even have to get out of In the end you may find out you The bill is pending for the next Vegas, in your living room. Republic have offered their ser- card use. You can not see the bed.” have lost everything. This need legislative session. “Gambling — a game of vices on the Internet. money being used, thus spending Niles said that gambling is for the big score keeps gamblers “I don’t think online gambling chance or skill with a money risk It helps boost their economies is limitless. based on intermittent reinforce- returning to the casino, and the would be as much fun,” Powell involved — provides an adrena- through the collection of taxes To protect themselves against ment. You keep on putting money process is difficult to stop. said. “Most of the people I know line rush,” said Dr. Leland Niles, and the sale of operating licenses gamblers who max-out their credit in a slot machine, waiting and Online gambling has many who do gamble enjoy the atmo- clinical psychologist at Cal State which can cost up to $100,000. cards, companies require casinos hoping for a big payoff. First critics. Among them are the sphere; the noise, action, tension, Fullerton. “Am I gonna win? Big? In the four years existence of to post a notice on their sites say- time, no win, second time, no win, National Gambling Impact Study and interplay with other gam- Sometimes you do win.” online casinos, payoffs are fair ing that credit cards may be used third time, you are a winner! Committee, sports leagues and blers.” Online gambling has become and personal security is guaran- as payment only if gambling is More young people are becom- Las Vegas. These entities fear Author documents history nSPEECH: Students got book is an overview of crime, cations written by Reid include punishment and social behavior "Constitutional History of the chance to discuss aspects on the American Overland Trail. American Revolution" and "Law "The Volume (Policing the for the Elephant: Property and of history with author of 17 Elephant) will, I predict, force schol- Social Behavior on the Overland books. ars to reassess the role of law in 19th Trail". century America," Walter Nugent, As the waiter served steak din- By Darla Priest Notre Dame University, wrote in a ners and appetizers, Reid answered Staff Writer book review. questions about slavery, farming Reid said his inspiration for the and Thomas Jefferson. Reid also book came from finding an area in discussed his personal life and Cal State Fullerton history stu- American history without a sys- influential people he has met over dents got an opportunity to sit tem of law enforcement. The book the years. down with author and professor is filled with personal accounts Reid includes Supreme Court John Phillip Reid at a dinner at from diaries of the pioneers who Justice Harry Blackmun as one the Fullerton Marriott Tuesday to crossed the Overland Trail. The of his friends. Blackmun was part discuss Reid's books. pioneers suffered many hardships of the court that handled the Roe Reid has published 17 books, from spousal abuse to homicide. v. Wade abortion case. According some of which were assigned to "Immigrants crossing America's to Reid, Blackmun stayed in his students in the History depart- overland trails from Missouri or apartment when he was in law ment on campus. History pro- Iowa to Oregon and California school. Reid described Blackmun fessor Gorden Bakken said he kept an eye out for the elephant," as a wonderful man. is bringing 'real' scholars to Cal Reid wrote. "U.S. Constitutional History is State Fullerton, referring to Reid. The elephant of the Overland the best of both worlds for me. I'm Reid teaches American legal his- Trail represents the disparity of intrigued by the study of law and tory and readings in American his- man when he is cold, tired, and history,” said Laurel Venne, a his- tory at The New York University wants to go home. tory graduate student. “This class School of Law. "To see the elephant meant under- is a perfect blend." His degrees include — B.S.S. going hardships," Reid wrote. Following the speech at the Georgetown University, LL.B Reid said he used his legal exper- Marriott, Reid spoke to Bakken's Harvard University School of Law, tise to explain the criminal and social U.S. Constitutional history class. M.A. University of New Hampshire, behavior of the pioneers. "My father believed there was LL.M. New York University, and a "It's very tricky going back and only three career choices a man J.S.D. from New York University. saying what were the values, opin- should choose from: lawyer, doc- Bakken assigned Reid's ion is the heart of the legal sys- tor, and dentist," Reid said. "Policing the Elephant" to his tem," Reid said. California and American Legal Other representative publi- Constitution history courses. This Get your fix every Tuesday — Cup O’ Joe 8 Wednesday, September 29, 1999 news arts & entertainment

September 30, 1999 Coachella music festival kicks off

story by rachel ng

tir in a dash of vandalism acts, merly hosted the Peal Jam concert, is S burning trash and rock n’ roll a lush desert landscape east of Palm music, and you’ll end up with the Springs. The 70-acre entirely grass-cov- most recent memory of Wookstock 99. ered field houses five stage areas, alter- However, the 1999 Coachella Valley nating between 35 acts each day. Music and Arts festival promises to be a To combat the intense heat of the desert whole new experience. site, several free drinking fountains will The organizers at Goldenvoice con- be available for concert-goers. Vendors ceptualized the idea of a European-style selling bottled water were requested to festival four years ago. Special con- keep the price at a reasonable $2. Each sideration is placed on catering to the day, the first 20,000 people who attend needs of fans rather than maximizing will receive a free bottle of water. on profits. A larger number of flush toilet trailers “We’re really taking the comfort of and portable toilets will be provided, and the patron into consideration. Having all bathroom facilities will be cleaned seen festivals throughout the world and throughout the day. having promoted many ourselves, we Tantalizing festival food includes want to set a new standard with this Mexican, Chinese, Italian, Vegan, and event,” said Paul Tollett, one of the three vegetarian, along with the usual fare. partners of Goldenvoice. Picnic tables and tents will be set up for The festival will grace the Empire dining pleasure. Polo Field of Indio, California. The Outside food or beverage, video and concert, held on Oct. 9 and 10, boasts still-frame cameras, chairs, weapons, big-named headliners such as , the drugs, blankets, recording devices and Chemical Brothers, Cibo Matto, Ben umbrellas are not allowed within the Lee, and Rage Against Machine. concert vicinity. The massive itinerary includes over The tickets, priced at $50 plus appli- 75 bands and DJs from ranging from cable Ticketmaster fees, will include UK to Japan to America. free parking. Children under 5 accom- Amy Welch of Charm School, a pub- panied by a legal guardian will be able lic relations agency aiding in the promo- to get in for free. The avenue will only tions of the festival, said, “The partners be sold to a third of its capacity to ensure at Goldenvoice have chosen artists that maximum mobile space. would play at the festivals in Europe and UK but don't get a chance to tour Check out the website for the Coachella America. Also many artists are included Valley Music and Arts Festival 1999 at that represent the ideals of the festival.” www.coachella.com. The Empire Polo Field, which for-

clockwise: Rage Against the Machine, Beck, Cibo Matto and the Chemical Brothers are among the headliners at the festival

Mystery, Alaska Long beach dub all-stars

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ll those relentless years of turing tight bass grooves from Wilson A paying dues and playing all that still shake down the house with over Southern California final- Gaugh's ferocious drum beats infil- ly began to pay off for Sublime front- trating throughout. Opie Ortiz, replac- man Brad Nowell. ing Nowell on lead vocals is less than People outside of his native extraordinary in his major label debut Long Beach were actually digging with the Allstars. Ortiz's uninspired the band's eclectichybrid of punk flow and uncontrived Nowell-ish rock, hip-hop, and dance hall reg- vocal lines leave much to be desired. gae. Sublime's 1992 indie “40 oz. to The highlight and most poignant Freedom” album finally blew up with track on the album would have to major local radio play in late 1995, be “Saw Red,” an old Sublime track but Nowell didn't live long enough to the band originally recorded with No enjoy the fruits of his labor. Doubt's, Gwen Stefani. Toned down story by lisa berghouse Weeks before the band's ground- from its initial poppy ska rendition, breaking major label self-entitled the slowed acoustic version evokes a debut, Nowell injected a lethal dose dramatically sullen and melancholy The movie “Mystery, Alaska,” to the maximum it would make a of heroin through his veins in May of feel. set to hit the theatres Oct. 1, cen- boring four-hour movie. 1996 and missed the critical acclaim Though the “Right Back” is a ters on hockey, hockey and more The movie stars Russel Crowe, and adulation of the new album, high solid album and is an easy listen to hockey. who also appears in the upcom- MTV rotation and multimillion dol- with the newly formed Long Beach on this album. Not only have they from beginning to end, the absence Although the movie, directed ing movie “The Insider”, with Al lar record sales. Dub Allstars releasing a new album, stuck close to their early musical of Nowell's definitive style exposes by Jay Roach, is centered in what Pacino. Crowe will be a regu- But that's all history now. Eric “Right Back.” influences, they invited their mentors a major void that a dozen new mem- looks to be the coldest place on lar name in movie line-ups soon Wilson (bass) and Bud Gaugh The Allstars have come back Half Pint, King Tubby, Tippa Irie and bers and a hundred guest appearances Earth, it is a nice warm movie enough. He fills the role of the (drums), the highly toted rhythm sec- with the infectious brand of hip-hop, Bad Brains frontman HR to guest would never be able to fill. about people and their passion. every-day-Joe who comes across tion of the Sublime trio have picked and dancehall that made appear on five of the 12 tracks. The town of Mystery’s central something big well. up five new members and pushed on Sublime famous, but the they have “Right Back” begins with the focal point is the Saturday morn- Crowe plays the town sheriff, a year after Nowell's tragic demise stuck closer to their dub reggae roots instrumental “Righteous Dub” fea- ing game of pond hockey. The John Biebe, growing too slow to town hockey committee elects a be part of the Saturday game. number of men to be on the team. The committee votes to replace The team is then divided each him with a young fast high school No double take for Double Jeopardy Saturday to play each other. student and then asks him to coach Regardless of the kinship of for the Rangers game. players, competition is strong Crowe ends up being able to story by renay hamlin among the people of Mystery and play in the game when he con- the game is taken seriously. The vinces Judge Walter Burns (Burt town’s hockey ritual essentially Renolds) to coach for the big “Double Jeopardy” opens up with a prominent wealthy beautiful woman produces a hand full of talented Rangers dual. a scene of a beautiful home over of society could not find one friend young men. The only thing colder than looking the ocean and the wooded from her life to tract down her hus- Eventually, word spreads the landscape in this movie is mountains. Nick and Libby Parsons band. throughout the sports world Renolds. He plays the nasty well- (Bruce Greenwood and Ashley Judd) Instead she makes one telephone about the ritual game via a Sports groomed law abider. He looks like are husband and wife hosting a party. call to the insurance company with Illustrated article written by a he stepped on the wrong plane and They are very affectionate, all kissy “don’t you want your 2 million dollars Mystery local, Charles Danner should have been dropped off in face and seem to be the perfect couple. back?” She slams down the pay phone (Hank Azaria.) Manhattan. His wardrobe seemed Nick tells Libby that he is taking her and that was it. A couple of inmates Danner left because of the pres- to be one of the highest expense sailing. After some heavy lovemaking tell her to do her time in prison. So sure to play and lack of ability. He for the movie. Adorned in well- and brief nudity, Libby wakes up to driven by hate she does her six years thinks he is doing good by bring- tailored black wool suits and over find blood on deck and her beloved before she was paroled. Libby also ing publicity to Mystery; how- coats, he stuck out too much from husband and father of her child miss- asks her close friend to adopt her child. ever dishes out massive amounts the other locals sporting flannels, ing. What kind of mother would let her son of pressure to the town when he goose down jackets and jeans. Libby is holding the bloody knife be adopted out, if she was only going promises to bring the New York “Mystery, Alaska” does not fol- when the coast guard immediately to be in prison six years. You would Rangers for a game of pond hock- low the normal plot patterns of comes upon the sailboat in the fog. let your child be fostered, not adopted. basically like his Fugitive character. up and leave the theater, but it was ey. the underdog who wins all. It is a Within a few minutes of film Libby is I didn’t buy it. The only difference is that the “Double not so good that when it comes out on The movie is filled with every subtle story of people who must convicted of murdering her husband. Now comes in Travis Lehman Jeopardy” script is not as good. Jones video you will want to give it a second stereotypical role of a sports team; perform in order to maintain pride After one month in prison Libby (Tommy Lee Jones) after 40 minutes and Judd do an all right job in act- look. “Double Jeopardy” was directed however did it eloquently with the and self-appreciation. discovers that her husband is still alive. into the movie. ing, with the script they had, but the by Bruce Beresford. It was written by most amount of character develop- It is worth seeing, just remem- This movie is about how Libby tries to Travis is a fired law professor with movie was very predicable. Its best David Weisberg and Douglas S. Cook. ment possible. If the movie cov- ber your sweater, the sun rarely tract down her conniving husband and a drinking problem. So he’s now a redeeming quality was the scenery. You will be moderately entertained for ered each character’s development comes out in Mystery. get back her son. parole officer. He might as well of There were some beautiful ocean and one hour and 46 minutes. Double Jeopardy has a few plot been a U.S. marshal again, because mountain scenes. “Double Jeopardy” holes. It was unbelievable how Libby, this movie and his character were was not so bad that you wanted to get 8 September 30, 1999

If The Jetsons formed a futur- istic jazz band that incorpo- Stereolab New CD report card rated elements of college rock like Tortoise or , Cobra and Phases Group Play the sound would resemble Voltage in the Milky Night Stereolab's latest offering. In Tori Amos' world of fairies and goddesses, a touch of real- reviews by chris whyte Although Cobra ... is released by Elektra ity goes a long way. It's during moments of raw, human emotion Stereolab's 13th album this on when Amos delivers some of her finest decade, it amounts to nothing tracks ever recorded. more than background music to To Venus and Back is a two-CD set that includes one disc impress artsy friends at a party. C - of new studio material, Venus Orbiting, and one disc of live Stereolab deserves credit for recordings from Amos' 1998 “Plugged” tour, Venus Live. Still attempting to use jazz technique elements of the art form: emo- tion. Jazz is active, Stereolab Orbiting. in their recordings, but miss key tion, technique and improvisa- is not. The best studio songs reveal a more honest look into Amos' psyche without losing the charm of her ethereal chatter. The beautiful closing track, “1000 oceans,” is the most powerful outpouring of emotion that pop Muse gets a lot of compari- music has heard since Sinead O' Conner cried out sons to Radiohead, but so what? MUSE “Nothing Compares to You.” Bruce Springsteen made impor- Amos retains the same band for To Venus and tant and creative contributions Back that she used so impressively on 1998's From the to music by borrowing heavily Showbiz Choirgirl Hotel. Drummer Matt Chamberlain, bassist from Bob Dylan; Tori Amos Jon Evans and guitarist Steve Caton provide a cohesive (see review above) from Kate punch to Amos' wandering digressions that, in retro- Bush; Radiohead from David spect, have hindered earlier recordings. Bowie; etc. The point is that A The band and Amos melt together most effectively all great artists learn first by on the catchy pop hooks in “Concertina” and the example. driving, opening track, “Bliss.” To dismiss Showbiz as Devout fans have no fear, To Venus and Back still a rehash of Radiohead's The The members of Muse, who Deftones seep into their music has plenty of Amos' schizophrenic organ play- Bends is to dismiss a fantasti- grew up together in a small to create a sound on "Sunburn" ing and bizarre lyrics to balance out the more cally invigorating debut from town in southern England, and "Muscle Museum" that pop-oriented tracks. In “Riot Poof,” when you an adventurous trio of talented undoubtedly let American hard- could, or rather should, be the hear the lyrics, “In a bath of glitter and a musicians. core music like Quicksand and future of . tiny shiver she crawls through your java see, black sahara I'm stepping in to your space oddity,” there is no doubt you're "Could you feed your chick- listening to genuine Tori. en, cause I'm hungering drinks As with any live collections from a and chips for free. The muscles veteran artist, Venus Live. Still Orbiting like Bruce Lee. We use the misses some of Amos' greatest songs, pain for our fantasy. We need Proud Like a God most notably “God,” “Silent All These some pain to find the right Years” and “.” But it way. We love the pain and does include a previously unrecorded want some more of it. Control gem, “Cooling,” that Amos aptly describes the pain, chickenhead." F before the performance as “one of my best With lyrics like these, it's friends of all the songs, but she just didn't a mystery why more German want to be on one of the records.” rock bands who don't have a firm grasp on the English lan- sounds like a horrific mix of this album sold 2 million cop- A - guage don't rap to music that Limp Bizkit and L7. But hey, ies in Germany. friday, September 30, 1999 Football fans, do you know any By Craig Hashimoto fan in short is a fanatic. ing comparable statistics on any football player on your “favorite teams,” a sports almanac is site. 1988?!? What is that? The franchise began Finding out if you’re a true fan of any given before the Bush administration. probably your best source of information. in 1976. s the baseball team is relatively easy because the NFL does I only know about Elroy Hirsch, Sonny In finding information on baseball teams, I admit to liked the Buccaneers, but I shy season winds not promote its history like Major League Jurgensen, and Norm Van Brocklin to name there are web sites that show the year-by-year away from saying that because when they Baseball does. You have to dig hard to find any a few because of their football cards. I almost breakdown of the Oakland Athletics from its started winning, it seemed everyone jumped on down we will information. had to buy Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Doug birth in Philadelphia at the turn of the century the “Buccaneer Bandwagon.” I was intrigued Abe able to witness who In baseball, you can find the lifetime sta- Williams’ card just to view his lifetime statis- to the present. with their ridiculous orange and red piping wins the National League tistics on anyone from Rudy York to Mike tics. But with the Buccaneers, the breakdown uniforms. They didn’t look like a football team home run race between Matheny with relative ease. However try find- While on the subject of finding information only goes as far as 1988 on one statistics web and often didn’t play like one. They went 0- the St. Louis Cardinals’ 14 in their first season and lost their first 26 Mark McGwire and the games-11 by shutout. Chicago Cubs’ Sammy Sosa, another sea- Williams turned the Bucs around during the late 70’s and led them to the NFC title son began. game against those Rams in 1980. They were For those who are not fond of “America’s competitive with running back Ricky Bell Pastime” here comes the beginning of foot- and Hall of Famer, defensive end, Lee Roy ball season. Although football is a great Selmon. The departure of head coach John game, I question some of the “fans” that McKay in ‘84 began the downward spiral of watch it. success for Tampa Bay. I know lots of people that are so-called Knowing the history may seem insignifi- “football fans.” Actually they claim to be cant, but it’s what makes you a fan. I don’t fans of the Broncos, Cowboys, Packers...etc. even consider myself a true Tampa Bay fan They wear their Bret Favre jerseys and hail or even a football fan. No one’s going to John Elway. They talk like they’ve been fans question John “Big Dawg” Thompson for for years and while some claim that they are, rooting for the Cleveland Browns, but I won- sometimes I think it’s hard to believe them. der about some of the others I see. The teams they all root for are winners. It’s easy to root for a winner, just as it’s What happened to the Rams, the Ravens, easy to want to have a beautiful wife or and the Lions to name a few? Should I ask husband, but the true fan will root for his/her about any of these teams, I get a response team no matter if they win the Super Bowl or like: “The Rams? They suck! I feel sorry for finish in the basement of the league. anyone who roots for them.” As for the Rams, I know a fan that can What are you implying? That you only name every past and present player that put claim to be a loyal fan if they win? on a Rams uniform. That includes Hall of Another question associated with this issue Fame quarterback Joe Namath who signed a comes to mind. Who’s your favorite player? contract with the Rams in 1965. Elway? Terrell Davis? Dan Marino? Those are the stars of their teams. If you’re a loyal Craig Hashimoto is a Daily Titan staff fan, then who are the offensive linemen on writer. your team? Name the punter. By definition, a The hardship of child rear- Where are all the ing and why I won’t do it By La Rue V. Baber parenting first. Psychologists, namely Jean Piaget, have A rather peculiar para- done studies on the various developmen- Asians on television? dox exists today— an tal stages children go through. Navigating inexorable enigma to through these stages is extremely detrimental which no easy solution to the development of a child. Parents need to can be found. know about these stages to maximize success By Karen Robes Star Tribune, writes that “we don’t usually see Kelly Preston, both white and both free from With the number of in child rearing. But so many don’t. Some rely Asians and Latinos being funny on prime time stereotype. rapes, murders, molesta- on the way their parents raised them. sitcoms— unless they’re acting as if they just However, when I saw Aline perform, I was f aliens were to do tions, suicides and kid- Plus times have changed. The family unit is got their green card.” impressed. She didn’t make my character sexy; research on Earth nappings occurring in not what it used to be. Single parents, lesbians, I’ve never seen a person of minority on TV she made her witty, charming and bitchy. She with only the use America each year, why gays, grandparents and teenagers raise children in the context of normal problems. was perfect. Iof a television, they do so many people feel the need to have today. Television, day care workers and fast I was especially aware of this when I decid- As a child, television was like an elec- children? Does everyone think procreation is food are the staples of a child’s upbringing. would think that black ed to cast actors for the screenplay I wrote tronic baby sitter to me. Growing up, I found simply another inevitable step in life? Adults are too busy working to afford the people were gang- recently. it especially difficult to find Asians, especially Usually when I tell people I don’t want to expenses of raising children. We have lost My co-producer said, “Well, what about Filipinos, who were into writing, acting and sters and drug dealers, have kids, either their eyes open wide in utter family values and family time. Aline? She’s done some acting on stage.” In singing. It was hard to picture myself as a

Latinos were sex sym- astonishment or they shake their heads, roll Even those who do spend a lot of time with writer or an actor when there was no one bols, Native-Americans smoked their eyes and say, “Oh, you’ll change your their kids, still must realize that they can’t be else to look up to as a role model. It gave pipes and all Asians master the mind.” with them every minute. The truth is you can’t me the impression that Asians did not

There is definitely a No, I won’t. protect your child all the time. Bad things do art of karate. belong in writing or in television. Look around. Look at what the world has to happen. I am Asian and I can’t do a flying However, there are some Asians who sidekick to save my life. shortage of diversity offer. I certainly don’t see anything so reassur- Plus, once children hit puberty and every- are breaking the stereotype. thing goes haywire in their bodies, you can ‘‘ ing about wanting to bring in another life. Recently, actress Ming Na Wen was Comedian Margaret Cho, who starred The Federal Bureau of Investigation esti- barely reach them anymore. Peer influence reported to have joined the NBC drama‘‘ on both daytime and in her own television show, “All-American mates 18,209 murders took place in 1997 comes into play far more than parental guid- ‘E.R.’ this season because minor- Girl,” kept the existence of her culture and 980,712 reported missing persons. Out of ance. You could be an incredible parent and ity groups complained that the show without making fun of the language or prime time televi- these statistics, 85 percent to 90 percent were your child turn out wild. lacked an Asian character. the way of life. Broadway singer, Lea children. It’s a huge gamble, really. One I’d rather There is definitely a shortage of Salonga, a Filipino, played a French revo- According to the U.S. Department of Justice, not take. diversity on both daytime and prime- sion. lutionary student named Eponine in the somewhere in America, a woman is raped A mother of two told me that having chil- time television and it hurts to hear 10th anniversary show of Les Miserables. every two minutes. Since the mid-1980s, dren is the greatest joy and the greatest hard- that television executives have to con- Lucy Lui, who plays Ling Woo on Ally the rate of murder by a youth, has more than ship anyone could ever have. She said that she sciously make a decision to hire an McBeal, helps to show that Asians are doubled, increasing to 102 percent. doesn’t get to do what she wants. Asian actor or actress. more than geishas girls and samurais. In simpler words— the world is not exactly “I am here for my children. It’s really hard When Asians are represented, they are still turn, I said, “She’s Brazilian. She would make The media needs to represent all ethnic a safe place anymore. when I want to be selfish and I can’t,” she said. enclosed in an Asian stereotype. When Bruce the character act too sexy.” backgrounds as people, rather than stereotypes. Worrying 24 hours, seven days a week “There’s just no break, really.” Lee proved to the world that Asians can be Then I stopped. I could not believe I had We are all part of the human race and we face about what could happen to my little girl (or But, she did add that child rearing is “magi- heroes, he unintentionally triggered another said this. the same problems and dilemmas that every- boy) doesn’t seem too appealing. What makes cal and mystical.” stereotype that type-casts actors like Pat Morita I bought into the Latino stereotype. The one else faces. people think they can constantly protect their I’m not saying that no one should have kids, and Jackie Chan. scary part of the ordeal was that I uncon- Besides, who ever said that aliens were little children? but everyone should stop and think about it Does that make all Asians wise or happy-go- sciously labeled her as sexy. I will admit that green men? But it is not only the crime in America that first rather then assume that when you grow lucky karate experts? when I wrote my romantic comedy, the dream Karren Robes is a Daily Titan staff writer. makes me nervous, it’s also the whole parent- up, you’ll get married and have kids. Television tends to play up people’s stereo- actors I had in mind were Christian Slater and types. Neal Justin, staff writer for Minneapolis’ ing thing. Being a parent is a full-time job for As for myself, whatever inborn nurturing the rest of your life. It is an awesome respon- needs I may possess will easily be gratified by sibility that should be carefully discussed. Not getting a few cats and dogs. just anyone can be a parent. La Rue Baber is a Daily Titan staff writer. A professor of mine once said those desiring The importance of college to have children should take some classes on

By Renay Hamlin I can’t tell you one song that Metallica or that almighty dollar that I put off college. the Offspring sings. Body piercing still baffles It was true that in my twenties I had much Letter to the editor: can still remember me. The old cliche that you can never go back more than my peers. I owned a home, had a sexualizing people my first day on is really true. I will never join a sorority. I nice car, but now the tables have turned. don’t feel comfortable hanging out at the pub My peers that attended college right out of campus. or shooting a game of pool. It’s not that I want high school may have put off material posses- through nudes IIt was August 1994 and to be 20 again, because I don’t. sions, but most of them are far surpassing my I was 32 years old. I It had never occurred to me that I would acquired wealth. I now know that that the Dear Editor, went to the middle of the not thoroughly enjoy my college experience. I biggest mistake in my life was not getting my First, I want to say I appreciate her (Jillian campus and took a deep waited so long to get to Cal State Fullerton. degree when I was young. Rakos) honesty and willingness to mention breath, as if I could

So, to get to my opinion. God. (Rakos wrote a column on nude model- smell the university. A person has their whole life to work ing Sept. 23.) Utter happiness and a feeling of euphoria Letters to the Editor should be and make money. As I am quickly I am a recovering sex addict. I’ve been in came over me.

It had never occurred approaching 40, I find myself always the program for about seven years. I am a brief and are subject to editing. I finally made it. No one in my family tired and burnt out. I have worked 40-year-old woman. A lot of people I meet, had ever went to college. I had such an They should also include a signa- to me that I would since the age of 15. My husband has every week, struggle with sexualizing the inner pride. human body. What I mean by sexualizing is ture and telephone number. ‘‘ been working since he was 9. He’s an My first class was an upper division auto mechanic and makes good money. separating “who” a human is to “what” the general education class and well, every-‘‘ not thoroughly enjoy Although, hard work and manual labor human is. one was so much younger than I was. Editorials are the opinion of the is admirable and an honest living, it is I believe God created humans to be sexual But, oh well, I’m here. editorial board, comprised of the my college experi- very hard on the body. There is not a beings. In S.A. I’ve learned that the more It quickly became clear that there day that goes by that my husband does I lust after the flesh the less sexual I really Editor-in-Chief, News Editors and really was a generation gap. Students ence. not wish he went to college and was become. I know this is difficult to understand. stopped talking sometimes when I walk section editors. among the pencil pushers. For this reason I urge others with Jillian’s by them on campus or in the cafeteria, It is my heartfelt opinion that a person opinion to consider the impact of their behav- as if I was their mother. Students call goes to college out of high school and ior on others. Columns are the personal me ma’am. I am often also older than finishes. I think the long term affects are detrimen- many of my instructors and many times opinion of the writer. They do not Getting an education now has come with a tal to society. I am mistaken for the instructor. I usually get reflect those of the university, the price— extreme stress. I balance a marriage, Renay Hamlin is a Daily Titan staff writer. In the Bible it talks about the body as being the task of group leader or bringing the folders child, debt, and a job. When you throw school a living sacrifice to glorify God. Honestly, faculty, or the student body. to the office when instructor evaluations are into that equation all areas suffer. I don’t think nude modeling is pleasing to done. I was in such a hurry to grow up and make God. Thursday, September 30, 1999 Titans’ seven-game win- ning streak snapped by

nSOCCER: Cal Poly San minutes, Dimech struck again from NSCAA/Adidas a James Newton pass to give the Men’s NCAA Div. I Soccer America Luis Obispo Mustangs Mustangs the lead. overcome Titans in sec- But Dimech was not done as he National Ranking: Men’s NCAA Div. I connected with Cummins and Newton ond half again in the 78th minute of the game As Of Sep. 27 National Ranking: giving the Mustangs a commanding By Caesar Contreras 3-1 advantage. As Of Sep. 27 Asst.Sports Editor An Art Ramirez goal with nearly two minutes left in the game proved Record Record All hopes of an undefeated season meaningless as the Titans suffered are gone for the Cal State Fullerton their first loss of the 1999 season. 1-Penn State 8-0-0 1-Penn State 8-0-0 men's soccer team as it lost, 3-2, to the Overall, the Titans did outshoot the 2-Santa Clara 8-0-0 2-Indiana 6-2-0 Cal Poly San Louis Obispo Mustangs Mustangs, 18-12, forcing Judge to Wednesday night. make five saves in the game. 3-Duke 5-0-2 3-UCLA 6-1-0 Mustang sophomore forward Titan goalkeeper Scott Alexander, Anthony Dimech's three goals in the who returned to the goal box after 4-CSUF 7-0-0 4-Santa Clara 8-0-0 second half did in the Titans as they sitting out Sunday’s game, made two drop to 7-1 on the year. saves. 5-Saint Louis 6-1-1 5-CSUF 7-0-0 The Titans struck first blood in The loss does not bode well for the game as forward Shaun Higgins the Titans going into this weekend’s 6-Indiana 6-2-0 6-Saint Louis 6-1-1 scored from a David Dischner cross Titan Classic against the University of for his third goal on the season. San Diego Toreros on Friday and the 7-Connecticut 5-2-0 7-Duke 5-0-2 CSUF had a 1-0 lead at the half Loyola Marymount University Lions 8-Maryland 6-2-0 8-Southern but was not ready for what was soon on Sunday. The Titans face both the to follow. Lions and the Toreros at Titan Stadium 9-UCLA 6-1-0 Methodist 6-1-0 Dimech struck in the 46th min- at 7 p.m. ute off an assist from forward John Both teams carry winning records 10-Wake 9-Maryland 6-2-0 Cummins and goalkeeper Brenton with the Toreros ending the Titans’ MYLES ROBINSON/Daily Titan Judge to tie the game. 1998 season with a 2-1 win in the first Junior defender Kris Hulgreen intercepts a Cal State Dominguez Hills Forest 5-0-3 10-Connecticut 5-2-0 As the teams battled for nearly 25 round of the NCAA tournament. pass in Sunday’s game. The Titans lost Wednesday, 3-2.

Volleyball Big West Standings Volleyball faces North Texas Eagles Western Division nBIG WEST: Team hopes “ We’re looking forward for another the Titans. The Eagles almost snapped aces. leads the Titans with 4.24 kills a opportunity for a win,” Titan assis- their Big West Conference losing streak game and Sabo follows close behind Pacific 2-0 to snap two-match los- tant head volleyball coach Carolyn last Thursday against the Boise State with 3.44 kills per game. The Titans’

UC Santa Barbara 2-0 Zimmerman said. “I think that on Broncos, only to have the Broncos middle blocker Katie Crawford sup- ing streak in today’s paper North Texas is a beatable team come back from two games down to I think that on plies defense with a team-leading 0.72

Cal Poly SLO 2-0 game and I expect our team to come in and take the match. blocks per game. Long Beach State 1-1 compete.” The Eagles bring more experience to After Wednesday’s practice, By Joe Florkowski The Titans (3-10, 0-2 in confer- the gym than the Titans do, with three paper North Texas the Titans’ outside hitter Leilani UC Irvine 0-2 Sports Editor ence) come into tonight’s game having starters returning from last year and Williamsen expressed confidence in dropped two weekend games against four seniors on their squad. The Titans, ‘‘ the team’s chances for Thursday. Cal State Fullerton 0-2 the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos and the in contrast, have only one returner who ‘‘ “Our team has had a revelation The Cal State Fullerton volleyball is a Eastern Division team hopes to pluck the North Texas Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Mustangs. played last year, outside hitter Megan about how we need to perform and I Eagles’ feathers today at 7 p.m. in Both the Gauchos and the Mustangs Sabo, and no seniors. think that tomorrow night’s going to Idaho 2-0 Titan Gym. The Eagles were the Big happened to be inter-conference rivals, The Eagles look to middle blocker beatable team . be our night to get a win,” Williamsen 1-1 West Conference’s least-feared team with the Gauchos ranked No. 9 at the Jessica Folmar-Brown for leadership, said. “We’re going to play much better last year, as they went 0-16 in confer- time. as she is in the process of trying to and get it together.” New Mexico State 1-1 ence play. The Eagles (4-10, 0-2 in confer- set the school record for career kills. Zimmerman added: Boise State 1-1 The Titans beat the Eagles on ence) are in much the same boat as North Texas also brings an excellent —Carolyn Zimmerman, “To be honest, my expectation is Oct. 1 for one of only three confer- the Titans. serving team to CSUF as it is second Titan assistant head volleyball that we win. I’d be very unsatisfied if North Texas 0-2 ence wins last year. So the Titans can The Eagles also dropped their first in the Big West with service aces with it’s any other way.” express some confidence heading into two Big West matches of the year, 1.75 per game. From 1996-1998 North The Titans counter with outside Utah State 0-2 Thursday’s game. and have a similar overall record as Texas has led the conference in service hitters Jamie Ivers and Sabo. Ivers