Swine Flu Hits Local Schools

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Since 1960 Volume 85, Issue 45 Thursday April 30, 2009 DailyThe Student Voice of California StateTitan University, Fullerton DTSHORTHAND Campus Swine flu update Swine flu hits local schools California State Fullerton is con- By Ashley Prager cerned about the spread of the swine For the Daily Titan Reactions from flu virus and is closely following [email protected] Long Beach State to vote on information from county, state and The increasing outbreaks of the Long Beach State is suspected of toms. federal officials. swine flu are reason for concern, but having the swine flu, but it has not Hermann said the swine flu may students We will provide the university people should not panic at Cal State been confirmed. have come from the Yucatan Penin- community with updates on our re- Student Reactions at Long Beach new fee Fullerton’s campus, according to of- The president of Long Beach sula or the Veracruz region in South- sponse on a regular basis. CSUF of- ficials at the Health Center. State, F. King Alexander, stated in an ern Mexico. Mexico City is thought State ranged from panicked to Associated Students Inc. ficials in the Environmental Health According to the World Health e-mail that the student, who lives in to have so many cases because it is a amused after a possible case of swine and Safety office and our police Organization, the influenza pan- the dorms, went to Student Health hub for air traffic. flu was detected on campus Wednes- ask students for support department are monitoring the situ- demic alert has been raised from Services to see a doctor after feeling The CDC says the swine- influ day. on new ‘Campus Life’ fee ation. As of now, there are no con- phase 4 to phase 5 by the WHO's ill Sunday. Alexander said the stu- enza is a type of respiratory disease Stopping by the campus Health firmed cases of swine flu in Orange director general, Margaret Chan. dent seems to have a mild but "prob- that comes from pigs. It has the same Center to pick up a blue face mask, By Derin Richardson County. The phase includes "heightened sur- able positive" case, and was isolated. symptoms and time span as the sea- Siddhi Desai, a 24-year-old com- Daily Titan Staff Writer No employees or students have re- veillance, early detection and treat- The student has not attended classes sonal flu, such as a fever, sore throat, munications major, said she was sur- [email protected] ported symptoms of concern at this ment of cases, and infection control this week. achy joints, a cough and nausea. The prised there were not more people time. The CDC is advising Ameri- in all health facilities," according to For students who traveled to difference in the two strains is the wearing protective gear. A new fee referendum, which cans to avoid nonessential travel the WHO Web site. Mexico over Spring Break, there is genetic makeup. "I can't afford to get sick," De- will require students to pay $126 to Mexico. Please check the State Mary Hermann, promotions di- no need to worry. Because it is airborne, it can be sai said. "We are (one of) the larg- per year in addition to tuition and Department’s travel alert page for rector of the Health and Counsel- “We just had Spring Break three caught by being in close proximity est campuses in California. If swine other fees will be on the ballot for recommendations to reduce your ing Center, said there were no cases weeks ago, and the incubation pe- of someone who is infected, or by flu spreads to us, imagine how many next week’s Associated Students, Inc. risk of infection and help you stay of swine flu confirmed in Orange riod has passed for that,” Hermann coming in contact with the virus. people it would spread to." special election. healthy. County. At the time of publication, said. The CDC says it cannot be caught News of the sick student, who Cal State Fullerton Athletics may We would also like to reinforce the Centers for Disease Control and The incubation period is between by eating pork. Long Beach State President F. King end up cutting a number of sports the advice provided by public health Prevention said there have been 14 two and seven days of exposure to Alexander said had a "probable posi- programs if the Campus Life & Ath- officials. Please take common sense cases in California. A student at the virus and experiencing symp- See FLU, Page 2 tive" case of swine flu, spread quickly letics Referendum fee doesn’t pass measures to avoid transmission of across campus. during the elections May 7 and 8, the flu. Wash your hands and cover Do you think people are How are you preparing Did you know there is a "Everyone is in panic mode," Jen- according to ASI officials. your coughs and sneezes. If you have nifer Kissas, 19, said. "I don't think The Athletics Department pro- flu symptoms, the Centers for Dis- handling swine flu appro- for the swine flu? possible case of swine flu it is a big deal." posed the fee to the Student Fee ease Control and Prevention highly priately? at Long Beach State? The level of fear on campus over Advisory Committee, an ASI com- recommend you stay home and con- an at-the-time-unconfirmed case of mittee that votes in favor or in op- tact your health care provider. swine flu amused some students. position to potential fees, as way to The symptoms of swine flu are You know what, Dorm resident Zachary Libow, said continue their operations, since the very similar to regular seasonal flu he had donned his blue face mask current budget they have is insuffi- symptoms. These include fever, “it doesn’t really affect "as a joke." cient. coughing, runny nose, sore throat, me, but I’m telling "We just think the masks are cool," Using the failure of the Athletics head and body aches, lack of ap- others that went to Libow said. "I would wear this mask fee at Long Beach State as an ex- petite and lethargy. With swine flu even if there wasn't a swine flu." ample, ASI is endorsing a ‘yes’ vote there may be additional gastroin- Mexico to be aware Most students, however, seemed on the referendum as a beneficial testinal symptoms such as nausea, and check themselves. to have a middle-ground take on the measure for students and student vomiting and diarrhea. “ situation. athletes alike. "I feel a little like it's being blown Since the Athletics Department No because this – Austin Patton, I didn’t know. It out of proportion," said Emma takes a portion of the Instructional- Hawes, a 19-year-old pre-nursing Iowa State students “guy in my theatre Sophomore, 20 makes me feel like it ly-Related Activities fee that students “ student from Newport Beach. pay every semester, the proposed fee, launch ‘BioBus’ initiative class thought he had could happen here. I "I guess it makes me a little more if passed, will allow the department conscious about actually washing to release $640,000 back to the IRA

UWIRE – A group of Iowa State swine flu, everybody think people should my hands for 20 seconds like they committee, according to Daniel University students have proposed demoted him to the be careful, and wash say to," said Hawes, a dorm resident. Ramsey, vice president of finance for

creating a more sustainable campus other side of the their hands and stuff. "It makes me a little nervous, but the Student Fee Advisory Commit- by turning waste oil from ISU Din- “ “ not too much." tee. ing into fuel for CyRide buses. room. “They (the Athletics Department) David Correll, graduate student By jessica terrell/ – Kyrstin Ohta, – Chris Reyes, told us they were running on a ‘shoe- in economics – agriculture and life Daily Titan Executive Editor string budget,’ in desperate need for sciences, said a group of students Freshman, 18 Freshman, 18 Reporting from Long Beach State more funding and are basically in were just “kicking around ideas” for crisis mode,” said Leo Otero, ASI the campus sustainability initiative Chief Governmental Officer. when the idea struck. Otero said the Athletics Depart- The students then developed an ment came to ASI’s Student Fee Ad- organization, called ISU BioBus, to visory committee and asked them for create the fuel for CyRide. their opinion on the proposed fee. Correll, president of the organiza- He said they emphasized the need tion, said CyRide has been very sup- for more support from the university portive so far, agreeing that if ISU as a whole, and after a stint of de- BioBus can make the fuel, they’ll use liberation and discussion, ASI made it. the decision to endorse the fee. A few things still need to happen, Brian Quinn, director of athletics, however, for ISU BioBus to move stresses that the fee will affect Kinesi- forward. ology classes, ROTC and Intramural First, Correll said, the waste oil, clubs as well, and is not just for the which would mostly consist of left- “elite student athletes.” over vegetable oil used in preparing Quinn also mentioned that a loss food, needs to be obtained. of jobs for most of the coaching staff Correll said he and his fellow and other semi-permanent staff is students, along with faculty adviser another reason the fee is crucial. Thomas Brumm, associate professor “It’s extremely important that in agricultural and biosystems engi- it passes since we are in danger of neering, are working with Nancy Le- eliminating some current NCAA vandowski, director of ISU Dining, teams,” Quinn said. “This is really on securing the waste oil for ISU important because our kids deserve BioBus. better. Some people are saying that The second hurdle is obtaining it’s only going to affect athletics, but the space to make the fuel. that just isn’t true.” “We have a proposal to the uni- Some students object to the fee, versity now for access to kitchen stating that it isn’t very fair to pay space,” Correll said. more on top of every other fee they The cost to maintain a system like have to pay. this, Correll said, will not be over- whelming. Correll said the program See FEE, Page 2 was initially dubbed “Green Bus,” but the students decided against that because it might be confused with CyRide’s green route. ‘The Divine Servants’ welcome Christians from all walks of life The group’s events seeks to impact the Christian lives about 100 people. Food and refresh- In addition to planning their for- community worship and learning ments are provided by the group. mal event, the group has held consis- workshops, the event also includes a WEATHER through education, worship and entertainment Attendees can also expect spoken tent meetings at the African Ameri- keynote speaker. word poetry and praise dancing per- can Resource Center in room 222 of Supt. Isom McCray, Pastor of TODAY TOMorrow By nate jackson formed by members of the club and the Humanities Building Wednes- Greater Fountain of Life Church of For the Daily Titan other Cal State Fullerton students. days from 6 to 7 p.m. God in Christ located in Los Ange- [email protected] Chuantel Riser, 20, a broadcast For some students, these meet- les, will address students and their communications major and founder ings and The Revival event provide questions about their faith. For many faith-based clubs on tempts to appeal to those interested of The Divine Servants said, for her, a needed outlet for their faith in the McCray, who has been a superin- campus, the ability to share their in Christianity from all walks of life. the ability to start the club and put confines of the university. tendent of the South Los Angeles re- High: 74° High: 77° ideologies with Cal State Fullerton This Saturday, May 2, the group on The Revival event has been an ef- “Being a Christian, I’m glad to gion of the Church of God in Christ, Low: 52° Low: 54° students and to generate interest in hosts their inaugural event titled fort to impact the lives of Christian have religious support outside of has been a Pastor for 50 years. He is PARTLY CLOUDY their mission is a daily struggle. But “The Revival,” a Christian confer- students within the university, and church,” Linzi Henry, 21, health sci- also Riser’s grandfather. PARTLY CLOUDY for a few select days every semester, ence combining worship, enter- give them a place to ask questions ences major, said. “And having it on “I don’t think our message has efforts to galvanize students stretch tainment and education revolving about their relationship with God. campus is definitely a plus since I am been able to spread across campus CONTACT US beyond weekly meetings and word around the importance of a relation- “I had already had a Bible study here way more than I’m at church.” yet,” Tyrone Ledford, 20, child ado- Main line: (714) 278-3373 of mouth. ship with Jesus Christ. in my community and I felt like I The Revival conference is the lescent studies major, said. “But we News desk: (714) 278-4415 This year, one of CSUF’s- new This event taking place from 9:30 wanted to do more on campus, so I first event the club has thrown since definitely hope to give people insight Advertising: (714) 278-4411 est religious clubs, Christian Bible- a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Titan The- wanted to reach out to Cal State Ful- it started in Fall 2008. In addition into what we do.” E-mail: [email protected] study group The Divine Servants, at- ater in the TSU is expected to draw lerton students,” Riser said. to a presentation of praise dancing, 2 Page Two April 30, 2009 IN OTHER NEWS FLU: hand washing urged From Page 1 home or go to their primary physi- Hermann said symptoms could INTERNATIONAL cian if they are sick. She added that be from the seasonal flu rather than Pakistani army expands offensive against Taliban Hermann said that since there if a student is worried about miss- the swine flu. “We just want to make are no cases of swine flu in Orange ing classes due to illness, then they sure people understand not to pan- MINGORA, Pakistan (MCT) – The paramilitary Frontier Corps at- County and because it is still flu sea- should notify the professor, for pro- ic,” Hermann said. tacked Pakistani Taliban fighters in Buner, a district just 60 miles from the son, people will be treated as if they fessors are well-informed about the Despite the attention the swine capital of Islamabad. have the normal flu, unless they are swine flu and most would be under- flu is getting in the news, not ev- Dir and Buner lie on either side of Swat, the Taliban’s stronghold in Paki- linked to Mexico City or other cities standing. erybody is worried about it, such as stani territory, where Islamabad agreed to impose Islamic law earlier this in Mexico that have been affected. Hermann said the swine flu is Bekah Banks, 21, a child and adoles- month in return for peace. That peace deal now is under intense strain. Swat Schools in other areas such as New cause for concern because it has cent studies major. militants broke off talks when the army launched the operation in Dir, and York have been shut down because crossed borders and the fatality rate “I’m not too worried. I’m more should the agreement collapse, an all-out clash between the militants and the of swine flu scares, but that does is between 6 and 8 percent, whereas worried about the kids at the school army in Swat will be hard to avoid. not necessarily mean CSUF will be the traditional flu is less than 1 per- where I work because they’re little So far, the Taliban have shown unusual restraint to prevent the fighting closed if there is a reported case. cent. and don’t know much about stay- from extending to this vast valley, which is home to some two million people, “The (CSUF’s) health care agency Students can do many things to ing healthy,” Banks said. “But over- while the authorities also clung to the deal that’s stopped the killings there. is telling us to treat it as a tubercu- prevent contracting the swine flu. all I’m not worried because it’s in a Pakistan’s government and army talked tough Tuesday, indicating that their losis infection, which means that Hermann recommends frequent completely different place.” patience may have snapped. Under the peace accord, the Taliban had agreed the campus would not shut down,” hand washing or using hand sani- Others recall the avian flu scare not to expand their presence to the areas adjacent to Swat. Hermann said. She said the school tizers, and avoid touching the eyes, and see no need to worry. would notify students in the infect- mouth or nose to prevent contrac- “I’ve heard of the bird flu and that ed student’s classes and try to isolate tion. The CDC also recommends was supposed to scare everybody,” NATIONAL that student. covering coughs and sneezes with Jeffrey McAndrew, 19, said. “I’m not The same procedure would oc- a tissue to avoid spreading any po- worried. I don’t get sick that much Minor dispute could have big impact on Voting Rights Act cur if an infected student lives in the tential infection. Hermann said to anyway.” CHARLOTTE, N.C. (MCT) – A leading children’s rights advocate told dorms. Hermann said the roommates drink plenty of fluids, get rest and The swine flu hits a little closer a national convention of educators on Tuesday that the “cradle-to-prison would be tested as a precaution and stay away from sick people. Face to home for 22-year-old Elizabeth pipeline” for minority youths threatens the future of the United States eco- the student would be asked to stay in masks are not recommended unless Martinez. nomically. their room or go back home. a person is taking care of someone “It’s scary because they’re talking Marian Wright Edelman told the group that the breakdown of the family Hermann said there is no reason ill. She said basic disinfectant wipes about it on the news and it being and government spending priorities are largely to blame for what she called to have extra sanitizing of doorknobs will work to to sanitize common ar- here in the United States,” Martinez, “the loss of part of a generation.” at school, but if there is a case in Or- eas. Radio-TV-Film major, said. “I guess Edelman, founder and president of the Children’s Defense Fund, was key- ange County, then sanitizing proce- “The flu responds very, very well it’s a little bit scarier for me because note speaker at the 27th annual Magnet Schools of America national confer- dures will be increased. to antiviral medication,” Hermann I know people in Mexico and that’s ence, which began Sunday and ends Wednesday. Hermann said people should stay said. where I’m from.” “We have to re-establish the family first,” she said in comments with the media after her speech. She said schools that educate at-risk children are fail- ing and health care is not available to many of those young people. “Make your children read,” she said. FEE: increases called into question From Page 1 The fee will help in paying for STATE new turf for the fields, new lighting, Here are fee vote results from other schools Martha Flores, 19, civil engineer new fences and establishing NCAA California’s fuel standard has oil companies anxious scholarships, according to the ref- major, disagrees with the idea of im- – Sacramento State: SACRAMENTO (MCT) – In car-crazy California, a new fuel standard posing a new fee on top of tuition, erendum brochure. According to Athletics Department; proposed ordered by state officials to curb greenhouse gases could dramatically change and feels that there should be a fee Schlaufman, IRA funds over 50 aca- a three-year referendum to help with a $500,000 budget how vehicles run. only for those who are involved in demic activities. shortfall within their department for their April ASI elec- It also could have a huge effect on cost. athletics. “Of course, the fee will prevent the tion on April 28-29. The petroleum industry and some economists say the new standard adopt- “School is getting expensive, and I cuts that are being discussed for the A $60 fee has already been established for students to ed by the state Air Resources Board on Thursday will cost motorists billions, don’t have enough athletic programs, pay along with tuition for the department, and will be because blending gasoline will become considerably more complicated. money to pay ex- but it will also doubled if the measure passes. But state officials and environmentalists say the “low-carbon fuel stan- tra fees,” Flores help academics If the fee doesn’t pass, the department is seriously con- said. Flores men- as well by allow- sidering eliminating athletic programs. Fee will increase $3 dard” will actually save Californians money by reducing oil consumption As a student here, per year if passed. and ushering in a competitive new era of biofuels and electric vehicles. tioned she isn’t “ ing more funds to involved in sports I’m not a part of any be routed toward The stakes are enormous. The price of fuel can have a significant impact – Fresno State: Students rejected a $60,000 IRA refer- on the state’s economic health. When gas hit $4.50 last summer, it severely and would rather of the teams, so I IRA,” Schlaufman hurt tourism and caused delivery companies to impose fuel surcharges. keep the money said. endum by 65 percent no-vote in 2008. The fee would have

to pay for the high think it’s unfair to S c h l a u f m a n been $64 semester for students. Gasoline now sells for a relatively affordable $2.35 a gallon on average, Of 1,371 students who voted, 1,189 voted either for or but the state’s already strict fuel formulas create a delicate balance between price of books in- make me pay for the speculated that supply and demand. Even minor supply glitches have caused big price spikes stead. “I’d be re- there would not against the measure. ally mad if I had athletics department, “ be any significant This year, measure was not proposed by the student gov- because only a small number of refiners make gas to California’s specifica- ernment. tions. pay for something – Bryan Rizzuto, increases in the fee in the near future Business advocates say significant price increases during a recession could I didn’t care for.” – UC San Diego: be disastrous. They are casting a wary eye at the fuel standard. Bryan Rizzuto, Psychology major if it were to pass, Students voted in favor by a margin psychology major, and that “it (the of 63 votes for a 3-year Student Activity fee increase, which agrees that the fee fee) should last at raised the current fee by $19.82 starting this year. would be hefty on students. least 10 years.” The Athletics fee referendum increased by $78.04 as a For the Record “As a student here, I’m not a part Tyler Strenk, 19, art major, said result as well. There will be no proposal to raise the fee of any of the teams, so I think it’s that it would be better to charge ath- again before Fall 2012. It is the policy of the Daily Titan to correct any inaccurate informa- unfair to make me pay for the ath- letes more instead of the entire stu- tion printed in the publication as soon as the error is discovered. Any letics department,” Rizzuto said. dent body. Strenk doesn’t feel that – Cal Poly San Luis Obispo: A staggering 78 percent of incorrect information printed on the front page will result in a correction “Why should I have to pay an extra the fee itself is too much, however he students voted in favor for fee increase of $362 per quarter printed on the front page. Any incorrect information printed on any amount on top of what I have to pay said the Athletics department should for full-time students during their elections March 11-12. other page will be corrected on page 2. Errors on the Opinion page will for books and classes?” come up with another way of reeling One hundred dollars will be added for fall 2010 and an be corrected on that page. Corrections also will be noted on the online ASI President Curtis Schlaufman in more money by focusing on those additional $100 will be added for 2011. Part time students version of the Daily Titan. stressed the importance of the fee for who will benefit the most out the pay $181. Please contact executive editor Jessica Terrell at 714-278-5815 or at the campus’ benefit. fee, in this case, the athletes. [email protected] with issues about this policy or to report any errors. Base plot earns three life

PHILADELPHIA (MCT) – Three N.J. Daily Titan of the five men convicted of plotting a Prosecutors called the arrests a suc- Editorial terrorist attack on Fort Dix were sen- cess of the FBI’s tactic of discovering tenced to life in prison Tuesday, and plots in their earliest stages and dis- Executive Editor Jessica Terrell Managing Editor Michal Olszewski two of them were given an additional rupting them before they could come Editorial Director Austen Montero 30 years for gun charges. to fruition. News Director Luis Delgadillo All three of the Duka brothers – They said the men, inspired largely Asst. News Editor Jesica Eastman Dritan, Eljvir and Shain – vociferously by watching violent jihadist videos Asst. News Editor Eui-jo Marquez proclaimed their innocence before downloaded from the Internet, had Asst. News Editor Sean Belk their sentences were announced. planned to use a pizza delivery pass to Asst. Opinions Editor Christine Amarantus At the end of his statement, Elj- get on the Army base and open fire on Features Editor Muey Saephanh vir Duka, 25, turned toward his large soldiers. Features Editor Christee Lemons family, seated in the gallery, and urged All five were arrested in May 2007, Asst. Features Editor Brittney Lange them to “be patient, don’t worry.” “Be- on the day when Dritan and Shain Sports Editor Crysania Salcido Detour Editor Skyler Blair ing in prison and knowing you’re in- Duka attempted to buy machine guns Asst. Detour Editor Brittny Ulate nocent is a great feeling in the sight of from a government informant. Dritan, Copy Chief Amy Dempsey God,” he said. 30, and Shain Duka, 28, were given an Photo Editor Daniel Suzuki District Court Judge Robert B. Ku- additional 30 years in prison for a gun Editor’s Assistant Isa Ghani gler noted that the defendants showed charge related to that attempted pur- Adviser Ricardo Chavira no remorse for their actions, and said “a chase. None of the defendants took the harsh, punitive sentence is necessary.” stand at trial. Main Line (714) 278-3373 Editorial Fax (714) 278-4473 “I don’t impose these sentences In emotional statements Tuesday, News Line (714) 278-4415 E-mail: [email protected] lightly. I see the family members ... I Duka family members also pleaded the see the heartache,” he said. innocence of the three brothers, saying Advertising In December, a jury convicted the the case was full of innuendo, not hard Director of Advertising Sarah Oak Duka brothers and two other defen- evidence. Production Assistant Chris Ullyott dants, Mohamad Shnewer and Serdar Dritan Duka’s 11-year-old daugh- Production Assistant Mandi Braga Tatar, of conspiracy to kill U.S. sol- ter, Lejla, the oldest of his five children, National Sales & Promotion Kassia Azimioara diers. The jurors acquitted the men of also spoke, saying that she would dedi- Classified Manager Kiran Kazalbash Account Executive Liz Hernandez attempted murder. Shnewer and Tatar cate herself to becoming a lawyer and Account Executive Dante Galan are scheduled to be sentenced Wednes- helping the oppressed. Account Executive Andrew St. Pierre day. They also face possible life terms. “No matter what happens today, I Account Executive Katie Hennessey All five are Muslims born overseas, know they will always be innocent in Account Executive Adrian Gaitan but raised primarily in Cherry Hill, my heart,” she said. Distribution Santana Ramos Business Manager/Adviser Robert Sage

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Copyright ©2006 Daily Titan April 30, 2009 FEATURES 3 OC musician debuts film in Newport 12-minute short plays as part of the Complicated Love Film block By michelle Weir put a dollar in a jar after hollering ing someone to make some weird For the Daily Titan an obscenity at a sibling or getting deal like this might do the trick.” [email protected] dragged onto the nearest treadmill After years of touring with his after one too many cupcakes happen band, Bostrom, a bachelor living in What's the result when a punk to be ingested. It’s just negative rein- Long Beach, was accepted into the rock guitarist decides to get his forcement at its finest. Professional Producing Program at hands dirty making a movie? Well, Not expecting her sudden success UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and to put it simply, a slightly dirty at ditching her habit, and his loss in Television. It was during the first day movie. the benefits, he hatches an even more of classes that he met Corey, a family Patrick “Dean McQueen” twisted plan to make her relapse. He man living in Playa del Rey. Bostrom, guitarist of the much lights up and starts puffing away “We have nothing in common but loved Orange County punk band when she's around in an attempt to a 'do it yourself' attitude,” Bostrom Throw Rag, has done just that. spark a craving. said. “A prominent entertainment Bostrom has teamed up with first “Shorts are the perfect medium for lawyer in our class once told us time producer Mike Corey to create experimentation and indulgence in that 'no one was going to give us a the 12-minute comedy “The Tab.” the most outrageous films possible,” million dollars to make some little The film chronicles one woman's said Tim Maloney, Assistant Profes- movie.' We were going to have to do quest, with the aid of her husband's sor in the Radio, TV, Film Depart- it ourselves. We knew if we wanted ingenious idea, to kick her smoking ment at Cal State Fullerton. “But on to make something happen it would habit to the curb. It played at the the other hand, the market potential have to be with little baby steps.” Newport Beach Film Festival earlier of a short is practically zero.” Corey and Bostrom, along with this week as part of the Complicated Although "The Tab" probably friend and fellow producer Oscar Love Film block. won't become a mainstream hit, Arviso, put their heads together, According to Saba Shiraza of the the film's cutting edge and off-beat banged out a script and made “The Newport Beach Film Festival, "The humor has definitely seen some suc- Tab” a reality. They plan to continue Tab" will be one of over 400 films cess. It was awarded the 2009 Gold submitting "The Tab" to film festi- Festival Details showcased from 30 different coun- Kahuna Award for Excellence in vals until the South by Southwest tries. This is the 10th anniversary of Film Making at the Honolulu Inter- Festival in March 2010. For tickets, sched- the eight day long event that kicked national Film Festival. In addition to Going from punk rock to movie off April 23. The festival will feature the Newport Beach Film Festival, it maker isn't as big of a leap as one lead guitarist for Throw Rag since ing low. Lead singer Sean “Captain ules or more in- film screenings, red carpet galas, has been accepted to the Seattle True might think. It definitely wasn't for joining the band in 1994. The band Sean Doe” Wheeler is currently on formation regard- nightly special events, post screen- Independent Film Festival and was Bostrom, who thinks of the two in from Salton Sea, Calif., is noted for tour with Joe Buck and bass player ing receptions and more. an official selection at the Festivus quite the same way. its deep-rooted psychobilly/rocka- Frank “Franco” Cronin is playing ing the Newport “The Tab” features Scott Anto- Film Festival in Denver, Colo. “I feel truly passionate about billy style with a dash of a “high- with New Rome Quartet. nucci as David and Kelly Albanese “I am a smoker who has yet to story-telling,” Bostrom said. “Song- seas”sailor vibe. Throw Rag's next upcoming show Beach Film Festi- as his wife, Carol. David becomes quit,” said Karen Kozlowski, a 21 writing is one way to do it, but you They released their most recent will be at the Redwood Bar and Grill val visit every guy's hero when he makes year-old Costa Mesa resident who only have three minutes. In film you full length album “2nd Place” in in Los Angeles June 26. this deal with Carol: Every time she had a chance to view the film. “This have more time to tell your story to June 2008. While Bostrom is put- For more information on Throw www.newport- smokes, she owes her hubby a sexual short story puts a funny spin on it. It whoever is listening.” ting focus on film-making, other Rag visit Web site www.throwrag. beachfilmfest.com. favor. It's comparable to having to made me think that maybe recruit- The rookie movie maker has been band members certainly aren't lay- com. Community rallies to save Fullerton landmark

By Stacey Wang jor, who was a volunteer for the the- sic from local bands Oliver & Jane, to take one last adventure, “Monu- Four generations of Tice’s family several movie nights outside of the Daily Titan Staff Writer ater’s Hollywood in Fullerton event I:Alive, Your Majesty and Sublime ments” explores the vitality of life have visited Fox, which has created a building to around 700 guests at [email protected] last summer, became interested in LBC Tribute, as well as films from and the openness to change one’s life strong personal desire for him to see each event. During movie nights, helping the foundation host an event CSUF and Chapman University stu- regardless of age. the theater continue on. attendees bring blankets and lawn Settled in the heart of down- to raise funds for a class alongside dents. The theater be- Through the success of the renova- chairs to watch a feature film pro- town, a theater radiates the aura of other students. Sublime LBC gan as a premier tion, Tice hopes that young adults jected on the theater’s wall. Old Hollywood with a bright “Fox” Tickets for the family-friendly fes- Tribute will debut Most people have vaudeville and si- can continue the tradition like his sign that sits atop the historic white tival are $10 per person, which in- four songs that bass not been inside before lent movie house family did. Fox Fullerton Theatre

building. cludes catered food and a theater player Q-Ball wrote “ for locals search- The venue was acquired in 2005 by and they don’t real- Although it exudes vibrancy and tour that will allow guests to see in- with Sublime front ing for pre-talkie Fullerton Historic Theatre Founda- is located at

ize that we have such a invites intrigue, the Fox Fullerton side Fox. man Bradley Nowell entertainment in tion, a community-based nonprofit 500 N. Harbor Blvd. Theatre has a secret inside its walls “I think they (guests) would be sur- before his death in magnificent building. “ 1925. organization that was formed in that many are unaware of – the in- prised at how much it is still in tact," 1996. Flash forward 2001 to save the theater. , side of the theater has been closed to Festler said. "I think they would also Also included is – Tom Tice to today, most The foundation hopes to bring the the public since 1987. be surprised and be thinking, ‘I can Sean Nietschmann’s Foundation President guests are un- Roaring Twenties back to the city But through a partnership be- definitely see this as an awesome festival featured aware of its his- with its revamp to recreate its 1920s tween Fullerton Historic Theatre place to go to once it’s all cleaned film “Monuments,” tory-telling stage architecture and revive live and cin- Foundation and a group of Cal State up.” Celebrating the future with a which follows suit with the concept or murals – only stepping foot out- ematic arts within its historic walls. Fullerton students, community historic twist, the event is intended behind the theater’s reconstruction. side this old treasure for its movie Fox Fullerton was originally named members hope to change that. to bring the theater one step closer to “For our film, it ties in really well. nights. Chapman’s Alician Court Theatre Fox will be hosting its first annual reopening its doors by helping fund Our film is about taking second “Most people have not been inside and was designed by Raymond M. College Film and204531A02 Music Festival a $20 million restoration project. chances,” Nietschmann, 28, CSUF before and they don't realize that we Kennedy, architect of Grauman’s from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on April 30. “Any money we raise for them (the alumni, said. have such a magnificent building," Egyptian and Chinese Theatres. “It’s important to keep history theater) is going directly to them. It’s In a humorous tale about three se- Tom Tice, foundation president, Formerly the meeting place for the alive,” Janell Festler said, who felt not going to be a significant amount niors escaping a convalescent home said. Mickey Mouse Club, Fox now hosts compelled to preserve Fox for its his- of money, but it’s something,” Fes- tory. tler said. The 32-year-old public relations ma- The evening of arts will have live mu- Digital Vision/Getty Images Vision/Getty Digital

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www.dailytitan.com April 30, 2009 4 [email protected] Hip-hop and rock collide By Sophia Islas had over 1,000 students and guests a Cal State Fullerton business major equipment. He kept the audience For the Daily Titan dancing to the eclectic sounds of with a minor in criminal justice, pumped and ready for another big [email protected] both artists. who cleverly strung rock and rap play through. As attendees were entering the sta- music together to reflect the diverse Anberlin took the stage and The booming bass beats of Three dium, they were greeted with funnel musical acts that followed shortly. played to a more mellow audience. 6 Mafia and heavy guitar riffs of cake and kettle corn; the sweet scents Three 6 Mafia exploded onto the They took the time to say that it was Anberlin emanated from the Titan permeated throughout the night. stage, making a grand entrance that an honor to perform on the same Stadium Friday night. Associated They were also kept entertained by brought the crowd to its feet. DJ ticket as Three 6 Mafia and mention Students Inc. annual Spring Concert Christopher Walker, aka DJ C-Walk, Paul and Juicy J caused a huge com- that they were touring with Taking motion when they pleaded with se- Back Sunday. curity guards to let fans, specifically The band members – Stephen women, on stage. They started off Christian, Deon Rexroat, Joseph the concert with “Doe Boy Fresh,” Milligan, Nathan Young and Chris- encouraging their audience to sing tian McAlhaney – were dressed in and dance along. skinny jeans, slim fit shirts and loose Throughout their performance bohemian scarves. They opened up they would rap a couple of verses with a guitar-heavy track from their of a song and then take a break and latest album, New Surrender. The talk to the crowd. They kept joking- crowd was a bit smaller for their per- ly asking for drugs and inviting the formance, but the enthusiasm of the crowd to an after party at their hotel. remaining attendees made up for it. They wanted to be closer to the fans, They featured songs from all of their so Juicy J decided to jump up to the albums such as “Never Take Friend- bleachers of the stadium to do so. ship Personal,” “Day Late Friend” The security wasn’t too pleased, but and “Feel Good Drag” to close the fans were thrilled. show. Juicy J held hands, took pictures “The concert was super fun and and danced with fans along the front the DJ was awesome,” said Jes- row. He was the most energetic of sica Rodriguez, a pre-nursing major. the two, and constantly said, “This is “Some of the music wasn’t really my the best crowd we’ve ever had,” while genre, but it was still cool.” his assistants threw free CDs to the ASI Spring Concert Coordina- appreciative crowd. The first 1,000 tor Lindsay Kwek made sure every- attendees received glow sticks, and as thing was running smoothly for the the night sky took over, the stadium musical acts and the audience. She became filled with animated neon was pleased with the outcome of the pink, yellow and green lights. event and how it brought so many The crowd was so riled up, two students together. members of the audience jumped “I think the Spring Concert builds onto the field and ran to the stage. community and pride within CSUF. They were subsequently chased by Students who normally wouldn’t get security guards, while Three 6 Mafia involved are hearing about ASI and cheered for their escape. They said what we do through the Spring Con- it was the funniest thing they ever cert. It’s an awesome, free event that saw. creates memories,” Kwek said. “The DJ C-Walk played Three 6 Mafia artists were really easy to work with off stage and mixed various dance and kept the crowd entertained. I’ve Photos By Van Doan/For the Daily Titan beats that served as an intermis- heard nothing but good feedback Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia, flashing his fangs and mixing it up with the crowd in the Stephen Christian, frontman of the Florida based alternative band, Anberlin. sion for Anberlin to set up their and everyone seemed to have fun.” stands at Titan Stadium while DJ Paul held it down onstage last Friday. April 30, 2009 DETOUR 5

MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC

By Sherwood Prusso By Michelle Schiavo By Skyler Blair Daily Titan Staff Writer Daily Titan Staff Writer Daily Titan Detour Editor [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Attack! Attack! UK’s self-titled smoothly transitions from a mel- It has been over three years since love sticking together through hard Indie shoegazers Silversun Pick- the heavily distorted “Well Thought debut album will surely keep fans low intro to an intense chorus. The The Benjy Davis Project has released times. The intricate finger work on ups made their auspicious return Out Twinkles” with the soft and of pop-punk music entertained. The third track, “This is a Test,” breaks an album. They have spent plenty keyboards and rich acoustic guitar with their newest release, Swoon, catchy hooks of “Lazy Eye” that fast-paced, in-your-face sound cre- out with a slightly heavier sound of time as the opening act for art- make an excellent accompaniment. much to the anticipation of their steadily intensify with impeccable ated by these Welsh rockers will un- than most of the other songs on the ists such as John Mayer and Better Their country side can be heard Los Angeles fans. Strategically timed timing. questionably induce a foot-tapping album, maintaining the same feel- Than Ezra, but after their latest al- on the feel-good song “Sweet South- before the Coachella Music and Arts Frontman Brian Aubert flaunts frenzy. good sensations all the while. bum Dust, the five guys from Baton ern Moon.” The banjo and upbeat Festival and Guitar Hero World Tour, a dichotomy of breathy, soft vocals The four-piece band hailing from The final track, “Time is Up,” is Rouge, La. are ready to take center piano are featured as Davis recalls it is an excellent follow up that so- with more piercing and ferocious South Wales keeps things simple one of the best songs on the album. stage. being young and wild, partying un- lidifies the group’s chic, distortion screams when SP is at full velocity. throughout the album, sticking to Interesting, creative guitar work Keeping true to their Southern der the “sweet southern moon.” The heavy, rock steady individuality Swoon graduates from the re- guitars, bass and drums to construct combined with hard-hitting vocals roots, the songs on Dust are about lyrics and tone of the song show the among the throng of cookie-cutter petitive and droning tendencies of their sound. A liberal use of power help to maintain a fired-up, pas- love, heartbreak and partying. They band’s fun side. pop rock bands. Carnavas and offers more variety chords coupled with smooth bass sionate sound. From the intro to the are definitely a rock band, but with Davis examines our world’s situ- From the start, it’s obvious that the to listeners. The designated single lines and a bombardment of drums chorus, the vast scope of Attack! At- touches of country, jazz and blues. ation in “Whose God?” The cheery fresh release is not easily pigeonholed of the record, “Panic Switch” starts keep the energy levels high and vibes tack! UK’s musical abilities is made Beside guitars and drums, the band guitar riffs and quick drum line do rock ‘n’ roll, but rather a new and out with a throbbing fuzz and slowly right. This “less is more” approach is apparent in this song. also uses the banjo, harmonica and not match the serious lyrics that ex- improved SP, holding tight their ‘90s evolves, gaining more and more un- a tried and true formula that works Attack! Attack! UK displays a older-styled organs such as the B3 plore war in the world. He asks in- retro and buzzworthy licks, while in- til the levee breaks into a distortion well for Attack! Attack! UK. breadth of musical talent that seems and Wurlitzer. The lyrics on this al- tense questions like, “Ever wonder if fusing a new vitalizing momentum laden epiphany and the listener is The 10-track, 32-minute album to be lacking amongst many bands bum, which are all written by lead why you’re alive is because you were that holds the album together and overcome with a wash of noise. opens up with “Honesty,” a song hitting the scene today. Anybody vocalist and guitarist Benjy Davis, born on the winning team?” really engages the listener. The tracks The new album was an ambitious that dishes out a strong dose of looking for amping, rapid-fire pop- are out of the ordinary and thought Following the somber song is the on Swoon, like tides, seem to come effort by a band who could have pop-punk dynamism. From there, punk music minus the infusion of provoking. funny song “Clowns,” which shows and go in and out of a frenzied vigor fallen victim to the “one-hit won- listeners are taken on a high-speed, whiny, emo-esque lyrics will want to The first song on the 13-track off the group’s sense of humor. The into calm and soothing moods. der syndrome,” but by winning over action-packed musical adventure check out Attack! Attack! UK’s self- album is “Rain” and begins with up-tempo song with catchy piano I have to thank them, it’s as if crowds and sold out shows, it seems through the band’s creative, versatile titled release. a medium-tempo drum beat and work inspires toe-tapping if not out- the band made every track with the that SP hit their niche. reverberation. Download: “You and Me,” “This showcases the smoothness of Davis’ right dancing. thought in mind to fuse together my Download: “It’s Nice to Know The second track, “You and Me,” is a Test” and “Time is Up.” voice. He sings about two people in Download: “Whose God?” two favorite tracks from Carnavas, You Work Alone.” 6 Opinion April 30, 2009 Titan Editorial Sex from my position Providing insight, analysis “Just in case you ask” and perspective since 1960 By Sarah De Mers Daily Titan Columnist Plane stunt shows lack of sense Parents need ‘the talk’ to be a top priority Not too long ago, two planes flew into New York’s mandatory task for all levels of government. World Trade Center. If this were the case, and every level followed That day was Sept. 11, 2001. through, the residents would have been notified in Where did you get your first this is really about thriving in- Anyone who was old enough to understand the advance at least three times on the state, local and sexual definition from? stead of surviving. magnitude of those attacks will remember it for- federal levels. Our parents are usually first in The body breaks down ever. In a situation such as this, it is better to be over- line for giving us our impression under that kind of stress. of sex. It was not intended But it is apparent, after Monday’s incident that informed rather than under-informed. This can look like them canoo- merely to survive, involved an approved Boeing 747 fly-by near the Obama has also shown his disdain, and said he dling around the dinner table, hav- but to thrive. Manhattan skyline, that Louis Caldera, director of was “furious” over the event and that it “would not ing a boyfriend or girlfriend stay We have suc- the White House Military Office, does not realize happen again.” overnight or perhaps nothing. cumbed to the the- that people are still on edge. But what is to become of Caldera, who carried Even a parent’s silence on the ory of evolution in Especially when they see an aircraft flying in close out this task so carelessly? topic sends a message. our nation where we proximity of tall buildings, anywhere in the United He has taken responsibility for his actions, but A close friend of mine was re- think we came from States, let alone New merely admitting fault peatedly sexually-abused by her animals, thus values York. will not make the public grandfather as a little girl. are less important The aircraft, known happy. This was her first sexual experi- and survival (i.e.

as Air Force One In a situation such as His actions bring ence. worldly success) is

“ Her parents had never talked to of the utmost impor- when President Barack about questions of this, it is better to be over- her about sex, and she didn’t know tance. Obama is on board, “ whether or not he is it was not OK. However, values flew by the buildings in informed rather than under- competent enough to One day when she was 12, a kid are a source that we order to take pictures of informed. be in a position of such in her neighborhood told her about draw our decisions some sort. power. sex and how it was for “moms and from. Caldera quickly apol- He should be under- dads.” Values provide us ogized, as he was the standing enough of the She was astonished, and quickly with a foundation that person who approved the fly-by last week, but he situation that he resigns from his position or asks for ran home to tell her mom, feeling nurtures life and estab- also tried to shun responsibility to state and local one that does not require thinking about the conse- she at last had some justification lishes life’s worth. authorities. quences of his actions. for her feelings of shame about the A person who feels He said that federal authorities informed New If he does not do this voluntarily, his superiors experiences. valued in their relation- Her mom still could not talk ships and in their life is York and New Jersey authorities, though residents will need to take action and give him a position with about the topic, and the issue re- more likely to make deci- were not informed. less responsibility. mained hidden. sions based upon wisdom People in the buildings were ducking and cover- Caldera has proven he is incapable of carrying out My friend had a difficult time ex- rather than broken needs. ing while people on the streets below stood in shock, his duties as director of the White House Military developing a healthy definition of pect- The escalation of rape, for fear of reliving the nightmare. Office and should therefore be relocated accord- her sexuality for a long time. ed of her murder, sexual abuse and Caldera should have made informing the public a ingly. It is strange how sex becomes physically sexually-transmitted diseases taboo for parents, yet it is broad- and where may appear separate from our val- casted blatantly in daily advertise- to draw the line ues, but it is the very evidence of ments. with men in its decay in our nation. And while a parent’s role in a her life. When a child hears about sex child’s life is to provide guidance The sexual from a stranger, the introduction Letters Any feedback, positive or negative, is encouraged, as we strive to and answers, every other source in- education programs has already taken on anonymity. keep an open dialogue with our readership. The Daily Titan reserves cluding the babysitter, is willing to we have in schools are a cheap shot It is an open forum for all who the right to edit letters for length, grammar and spelling. Direct all provide some insight. at addressing a deeper issue. enter, whereas if people who care to the Even the government has gotten It is not that kids are confused for them were to introduce the comments, questions or concerns along with your full name and major involved by endorsing sexual edu- about the purposes of their body topic, it is personal and even pri- Editor: to the Daily Titan Opinion Desk at [email protected]. cation programs. parts or about how they can con- vate. Seriously, if the government tract a disease. It shows the child that this topic cannot manage our money prop- The problem is that they do not is not only exclusive to those who erly, why should it be trusted with know just how valuable they are. care about him or her, but that educating our children about sex? Children have no idea that wars their sexuality is important. I will never forget when my are fought for them, that they were The content of those conversa- sixth grade class gathered in a small created for a purpose and that they tions is obviously important in For the record room, sat on the floor and watched are desirable and loved. providing the same message. the “sex movie.” If they did, perhaps the tidal Since most of us will be parents It lacked all of the appeal of wave of teen suicides would sub- or are already parents, that is my Hollywood and the complexity of side, the search for affection would advice to you. Articles written for the Daily Titan by columnists, other Cal State real life. not result in teen pregnancy and Children should be hearing Fullerton students or guests do not necessarily reflect the view of the It wouldn’t have answered any men would not search for affirma- about this stuff before they are in Daily Titan or Daily Titan Editorial Board. 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gas, Nev. ment for what could be one of the this guy. lightning quick hands, Hatton ben- by world-renowned boxing trainer Pacquiao (48-3-2, 36 wins by biggest fights in the history of box- Hatton, on the other hand, is no efits from being the more powerful Freddie Roach, so one should expect KO) is coming off a lopsided eighth- ing. slouch. Everyone knows he is eager of the two and being the owner of him to come in with crisper punches. round TKO victory over “The Gold- If that’s not enough to motivate for another shot at Mayweather, Jr. some lethal body blows. Should he not, expect the Hitman to en Boy” Oscar De La Hoya back in you, then I don’t know what is. and there is no better way to make But then again, that is exactly connect and possibly drop Saturday December. Pacquiao, also know as the “Mexi- your case than to beat the “Pound- what everyone was saying going into night’s favorite. Many saw it as Pacquiao’s inser- cutioner” thanks to the number of for-Pound” king. the Pacquiao - De La Hoya fight. Ev- But I don’t see that happening. tion into the mainstream media, Mexican boxers he has massacred Does Hatton stand a chance? eryone knew Pac-Man was the faster I think Roach is too smart to let as he completely outclassed De La and put down, could go down as one Of course, no fighter wins 45 of fighter, but they wondered whether Pacquiao come in unprepared and Hoya to catapult to the top of box- the best to ever enter the ring. 46 fights without knowing what he’s he would be able to take that mean sloppy. By adan vasquez ing’s “Pound-for-Pound” rankings. Don’t get me wrong, I always root doing. left hook and remain standing. I do, however, see Hatton pushing Daily Titan Staff Writer Hatton (45-1, 32 wins by KO) for my fellow Mexican boxers, but The British fighter possesses some Well, he didn’t have to worry Pacquiao harder than anyone ever [email protected] has won two fights in a row since be- seeing what Pac-Man has been able heavy hands, and is fast as well. Not about it, because it never landed. I’m has up to this point in his career, and ing stopped by Floyd “Money” May- to do to all of them, one can’t help as fast as Pacquiao, but he always not so sure that will be the case this that is where Pacquiao will show ev- One of the biggest fights to take weather, Jr. in December 2007. but appreciate and fall in love with moves forward looking to attack. Saturday, as Hatton has been train- eryone what he is made of. place in boxing may happen later This fight has received a lot of the extremely high-level skill he pos- He’s not exactly going to be the sit- ing very hard on his technique to Pacquiao will win an action- this year. But before it does, Manny hype the past few months, and for sesses and his relentless attack. ting duck that De La Hoya was. counter one big looping hole in Pac- packed, hard fought 12-round deci- “Pac-Man” Pacquiao versus Ricky good reason. The guy is incredibly fast. Sorry, Oscar fans, but it’s true. quiao’s arsenal – wild hooks. sion over Hatton that will live up to “the Hitman” Hatton highlights this Both fighters possess a popular He throws three punches before Hatton will definitely present Pac- You would think that those wild the hype, and quite possibly end up weekend’s International Boxing Or- fast-paced style of fighting, plus the his opponent counters, and by then, quiao with a big challenge. hooks have been an emphasis dur- being the fight of the year. ganization Light-Welterweight title winner of this fight could possibly they’re left wondering how on Earth Although Pacquiao will clearly ing Pacquiao’s training for Hatton. Pacquiao versus Mayweather, Jr. in fight at the MGM Grand in Las Ve- lure Mayweather, Jr. out of retire- they’re going to land anything on have the advantage with speed and The Filipino native has been trained December. How does that sound? IN OTHER NEWS WOMEN’S SOCCER Team signs two more players with letters of intent

Cal State Fullerton women’s soc- “Casey is an outstanding athlete cer Head Coach Demian Brown has with the ability to play anywhere announced that Casey Lockey and across the back line or wide in the Rikishi Smith have signed National midfield,” Brown said. “She has a Letters of Intent with the Titans be- great touch and awareness on the ginning with the 2009 season. field as well as the toughness to com- “These two additions will help pete at the Division I level.” round out an already exciting 2009 Smith, a center midfielder, led class and will provide us the depth Chatsworth HS to a CIF City title as and talent needed to build a success- a senior, earning first-team All-CIF ful program,” Brown said. honors her final two seasons. The two signees join a previously A four-year starter on her high announced class of five high school school squad, Smith played club soc- players who signed their letters in cer for Real So Cal, helping the team February: Lacey-Marie Califano, Fe- to a third-place Premier League fin- licia Franco, Brisa Gonzalez, Jessica ish in 2008, the Cal South National Luevano and Kristina Slusser. Cup Semifinals in 2008. Lockey, a defender from Chula “Kishi is an extremely techni- Vista, was a four-year varsity starter cal soccer player with the ability to for Bonita Vista HS, earning four strike from distance and provide All-Metro Mesa League honors. She dangerous service anywhere on the was a three-time Most Valuable De- field,” Brown said. “She will join a fender, twice named team captain talented group of midfielders and and was the team’s MVP as a senior. add to our attacking depth.” WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Titans add another player to 2009-2010 season Incoming Cal State Fullerton signed letters of intent in the fall. women’s basketball head coach Mar- Cosey, a 5-7 guard out of Milli- cia Foster announced Wednesday kan HS in Long Beach, Calif. was that the Titans have signed Jaslyn a first-team All-Moore League and Cosey to a National Letter of Intent second-team All-CIF Division I-AA to continue her basketball career in selection as a senior, averaging better Fullerton for the 2009-10 season. than nine points, four assists, four “We are very excited about Jaslyn rebounds, and four steals per game choosing to pursue her educational while helping the Rams to a 24-5 and basketball goals as a Titan,” overall record, a 9-3 mark in league Foster said. “She brings a unique play, and a trip to the CIF Southern versatility to the guard position. A Section I-AA quarterfinals. strong combo guard, she can score She spent the better part of her inside and out as well as handle the first two prep seasons at Lawndale point. Her leadership capabilities HS where she was a first-team All- are beyond her years. Besides being Pioneer League performer as a fresh- a very talented player, Jaslyn excels man after averaging 14 points and in the classroom and fits perfectly 4.8 rebounds per game to go with within the team’s mission of striv- four steals per contest. Cosey aver- ing for academic excellence. Along aged just under 17 points during the with our other early signees, Jaslyn first part of her sophomore season will contend for playing time imme- with the Cardinals before transfer- diately. Expectations are high for the ring to Millikan HS, where she be- class of 2009.” gan her career with the Rams, help- Cosey joins previously announced ing them to a share of the Moore signees Lauren Bushong, Simone League title and the CIF Division Lutu and Mya Olivier, who each I-AA tournament finals as a junior.

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