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Since 1960 Volume 85, Issue 4 Wednesday September 5, 2007 DailyThe Student Voice of California StateTitan University, Fullerton DTSHORTHAND Racing for a cure, Sowing faculty takes a walk CSUF Inside – They have been Dreams, touched by people who have bat- tled breast cancer and they want to attack the disease that affects more than 1.2 million people Cultivating worldwide. Five faculty members and an undergraduate student are lac- ing up their running shoes and Lives participating in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, a two-day, 39- mile trek through Los Angeles, to raise money for a cure for breast cancer. For more information, visit www.avonwalk.org.

‘Cat burglar’ stole $20,000 from mom NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) – A man has been charged with extorting more than $20,000 from his elderly mother by repeatedly threatening to kid- nap her beloved cat and demand- ing ransom, police said. Garry Lamar, 47, was arrested Friday and released on $200 bail. He has been ordered to stay away from his 78-year-old mother, Mary Lamar Grancher. He started threatening to kid- nap his the cat just over a year Photos by Julianna Crisalli / Daily Titan Managing Editor ago, after his mother kicked him out of her home, accusing him of abuse, North Kingstown Police Sgt. Daniel Ormond said. “This isn’t just a family cat,” O.C. exhibit showcases the lives of Japanese Americans prior to World War II Ormond said. “She actually called By Sarah Mosqueda artifacts and staged areas fleshed out kids about farming. There is also a assembled in Los Angeles and is exhibit from the gardens of the Ar- this cat her companion since she Daily Titan Staff Writer the others.” small simulated farm stand. suspended by the rusted chains of boretum. lived alone.” [email protected] The exhibit begins with a sec- “The stand has small details that a former celery farm. The moving “It’s very interesting,” Gipson Lamar allegedly kidnapped the tion titled “Journeying to a New I hope visitors will catch, including black and white prints were created said. “I had no clue about all the his- cat once and made threats on an Anaheim resident Tilly Gipson Land,” which chronicles Japanese the receipt book from a local Japa- in New York. The prints show Japa- tory behind this.” almost weekly basis. had no idea so many Japanese Amer- immigrants’ difficult entry into the nese American farm,” George said. nese farmers posed for pictures with “Uprooting Lives” is the final icans lived in Orange County prior United States. “And, yes, those are real dirt fur- neat and straight rows of sugar beets segment of the exhibit, ending the to World War II. She marvels at the “I hope that people walk away rows!” extended behind them. They have timeline at a tense period in his-

Our chemistry is actually re- photos on the wall of the museum at with a sense of how hard the Japa- This area also features the high- the grimace of the overworked and tory when many Japanese Ameri-

ally good right now. We’re passing the Fullerton Arboretum. nese worked and how bad they light of the exhibit. Stretching up 7 poorly paid, but their eyes are bright cans were forced to vacate the area. well. When we get a good pass, “Where did they all go?” Gipson wanted to become Americans,” said feet and reaching across 10 feet is a and hopeful and teach the lesson U.S. involvement in World War II “ “ we get a good set, we kill the ball. said. Gregory Dyment, director of the Dyment hopes visitors will learn. resulted in drastic consequences for – Erin Saddler, on CSUF’s That is one of the questions the Fullerton Arboretum. “They loved “By working hard, being fair and Nikkei farmers. volleyball team’s win. Orange County Agricultural and this new land and the people who I hope visitors honest and believing, dreams can Vintage posters asking Japanese See Sports, page 6 Nikkei Heritage Museum hopes to where already here and they wanted will take the time to come true,” Dyment said. Americans to report for “evacua-

answer with its exhibit, “Sowing to be part of that.” “ The piece is made possible by sec- tion” can be found in this portion

Dreams, Cultivating Lives: Nikkei The exhibit discusses how many see the entire exhibit ond-generation Japanese American of the exhibit. Many lost their prop- Farmers in Pre-World War II Orange Japanese immigrants worked on rail- donor and dentist Ernest Nagamat- erty and businesses and just as many YOUTUBE: Miss Teen County.” The exhibit, running Sept. roads before the agricultural boom, from start to finish. “ su. would return to Orange County to 8 through Dec. 16 at the Fullerton and features period photographs of – Gregory Dyment, Nagamatsu can trace his bloodline begin again years later. South Carolin-duh... Arboretum, showcases the plight of families and original passports. Fullerton Arboretum back to a pioneering Orange County “Sowing Dreams” takes a close Japanese farmers in Orange County The exhibit then moves on to family. look at an unseen, rarely discussed until World War II, when many were “Forming Families,” which accounts The prints are arranged in a hap- plight of Japanese Americans in Or- forced into internment camps in the the seamless conjoining of tradi- hazard collage fashion and finished ange County. spring of 1942. tional Japanese values with a new life mixed-media piece created by artist with a wax sealing. Collectively, they “I hope visitors will take the time Stephanie George, of the univer- as a farmer; a life that men, women Mike Saijo. form a tangible tapestry of Nikkei to see the entire exhibit from start to sity’s Center for Oral and Public and children all adopted. A white, The 32-year-old New York-based dreams. finish,” Dyment said. “That really is History and director of the exhibit’s 1930s-style kitchen tucked in a artist and museum curator’s work The next section, “Building Com- the only way one can see and appre- content, chose to use photographs cozy corner of the museum displays has been featured in the New York munities,” contains class pictures ciate ‘Sowing Dreams and Cultivat- a period radio and brand names of Times and LA Weekly. Saijo, whose from the Japanese-language schools ing Lives.’” The Miss Teen America hope- and orally-based accounts to tell the the day around a dinner of steamed media can also be found on You- that sprang up in the community. The Fullerton Arboretum is open fully gives her painful and much story of the Nikkei farmers and their buns on a table set for two, giving Tube.com, created the piece exclu- Political and social groups, as well as Saturday and Sunday from noon to talked about answer to why many struggle to build families, communi- visitors an idea of what a meal was sively for “Sowing Dreams” using churches, were also established. 4.p.m and by appointment during Americans cannot find the U.S. ties and lives in America. like for Japanese immigrants. photographs and writings from Or- “They even had a baseball team!” the week. Dyment looks forward to on a map. She struggles through “Most of the photographs, held “Farming Fields” focuses on the ange County’s Japanese American Fullerton resident, Gayla Landrum, seeing students there. what, in her mind, is a complex by the Center for Oral and Public cultivation of sugar beets and chil- community magazine, Echo, which remarked about a photograph of a “I hope the university community answer by referencing “U.S, History’s Japanese American Oral ies and also includes an interactive was published prior to World War rag tag team. Landrum and Gipson takes the time to go through the ex- Americans” and “the Iraq.” It’s History Project, supported the stor- children’s area designed to educate II. The piece’s wooden frame was wandered into the “Sowing Dreams” hibit before it closes,” Dyment said. actually uncomfortable to watch yline,” George said, “while borrowed this poor girl “uh” and “um” her way through as she makes a sad and desperate plea to sound vaguely intelligent. Duration: 0:48 First senate meeting of the 2007-2008 year outlines priorities By JADE LEHAR them current. faculty, advising on academic policy; them to [University Policy Statement] viction of a felony currently carries WEATHER Daily Titan Staff Writer “Anyone can recommend ideas we are a [voice for the people].” 210. Many people are interested in penalties of imprisonment for a mini- [email protected] for University Policy Statements and Buck also spoke about the ways in 210, and it’s really good for most peo- mum of one year and a maximum of bring it to the committee, and we will which the Senate can improve itself. ple to be aware of this policy.” 10 years for the first offense.” TOMorrow The Cal State Fullerton Academic try to act upon those suggestions,” “The communication with the University Policy Statement 210 Guerin reiterated why she felt that TODAY Senate held its first meeting of the fall Guerin said. faculty could probably be better ... addresses such issues as faculty tenure, students should be aware of the Aca- semester last Thursday to give an ori- The Senate, according to Guerin, our socialization could be better. We promotion and evaluation. demic Senate. entation of what they expect for the “provides the official voice of the uni- could ask better questions and do our The Academic Senate is hoping to “The Senate is the voice, we can upcoming school year. versity community ... and develops, homework,” Buck said. “Some things review and update the University Pol- bring forward the concerns of the High: 84 High: 82 Diana Guerin, academic senate formulates and reviews educational are moving in the right directions, icy Statements, many of which have students,” Guerin said. “We are the Low: 65 Low: 64 chair for the Department of Child- and profession policy, which becomes others are not, these are issues that been in effect for as many as 40 years. megaphone of the students.” hood and Adolescent Studies, started policy if approved by the president.” need to constantly be addressed.” The policy regarding the illegal use of While some students may not have the meeting by describing it as “the When Vincent Buck, senator for Kristi Kanel, member-at-large for drugs by students is pending a review heard about the Academic Senate, Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy official voice of the community.” the Department of Politics, Adminis- the Department of Human Services, by the Senate. The policy became ef- Guerin does not necessarily think “We try and get a sense of what the tration and Justice, took his turn at said that students interested in learn- fective on December 1968, and states that’s a bad thing. CONTACT US campus viewpoint is and represent the mic, and had plenty of ideas and ing about the Senate should visit their that, “Persons who are arrested on “We’re like your legislatures, if Web site. Main line: (714) 278-3373 that,” Guerin said. suggestions to convey. this offense must face having a ‘police they’re doing a good job, you prob- News desk: (714) 278-4415 Guerin went on to say that the “We are a body of equals, we all “Many of the staff in the junior fac- record’ on many applications for em- ably won’t hear about it. It’s when Advertising: (714) 278-4411 Senate is working to update the Uni- have a role in determining policy,” ulty do not know about the junior by- ployment, regardless of whether they something goes wrong that you’ll hear E-mail: [email protected] versity Policy Statements and keep Buck said. “The official voice of the laws,” Kanel said. “I like to introduce are subsequently convicted. Con- about them,” Guerin said. 2 Page Two September 5, 2007 INTERNATIONAL NEWS Terrorists captured in Denmark, linked to al-Qaida OCTA celebrates 35th anniversary COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) – Danish intelligence agents early Tues- By AMERICA ARIAS to 35 cents to include all of Orange day arrested eight alleged Islamic militants with links to leading al-Qaida For the Daily Titan County bus riders into the celebra- figures, and said the suspects were plotting an attack involving explosives. [email protected] tion. OCTA also placed on display a Jakob Scharf, head of the PET intelligence service, did not identify the target retro bus which was the very first bus of the plot, but said the suspects — six Danish citizens and two foreigners The Orange County Transporta- used to transport people around Or- with residence permits — had been under surveillance for some time. He tion Authority celebrated its 35th ange County. identified them as “militant Islamists with connections to leading al-Qaida anniversary by throwing a party Fri- Christina Rossum, a Head Start persons.” Terrorists have not hit Denmark in more than two decades, but the day at the Fullerton Transportation teacher in Anaheim, was honored July 2005 bombings in London stirred fears that the Scandinavian country Center, where the first OCTA bus for being OCTA’s 1.35 billionth cus- could be targeted for its participation in the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq. Those departed on Sept. 1, 1972. tomer. fears grew after a Danish newspaper published 12 cartoons of the Prophet “We wanted to thank our riders for “OCTA is like a second family to Muhammad, triggering fiery protests in Muslim countries in early 2006. 35 years of service and to recognize me. I have had the chance to meet Many Muslims considered the drawings blasphemous. The suspects arrested people at OCTA who have been driv- great drivers and riders,” said Ros- Tuesday, ages 19 to 29, were not identified. All eight were arrested without ing for a long time,” said Joel Zlotnik, sum, who received a lifetime bus pass incident in raids on 11 locations in and around Copenhagen, authorities senior media relations specialist for from OCTA. “I still remember when said. The suspects are of Afghan, Pakistani, Somali and Turkish origin, Scharf OCTA. “It’s a great time to step back it cost only $.10 to ride the bus.” told reporters. He said Danish investigators had worked with “several foreign and celebrate a milestone.” The ‘70s-inspired bash honored 35 cooperation partners” before making the arrests. The celebration was also a call to other people who have been riding regain the riders the bus since the lost during the service began.

strike this summer, It’s been 35 years, Riders like Rox- By America Arias/For the Daily Titan

NATIONAL NEWS which halted bus anna Mangil, who A retro bus was on display at the OCTA celebration at the Fullerton Transportation services for a week. and we are still rolling has been riding the Center, where the first OCTA bus departed on Sept. 1, 1972. ATV falls into mine, killing one girl and injuring sister “ “ “It was an im- and going strong. bus since the very “I ride the bus every day to and tunity to inform the public of what mediate response first day of service, from work, it’s so convenient,” said OCTA has planned for the future. CHLORIDE, Ariz. (AP) – Riding all-terrain vehicles in the hilly country- to the nine percent – Carolyn Cavecche, believe that it was the 75-year-old Costa Mesa resident. “We have bought 300 additional side was a frequent pursuit for 13-year-old Rikki Howard, her 10-year-old decrease of rid- OCTA Chairwoman about time OCTA OCTA also honored Xavier Mer- buses from New Flyer of America that sister, Casie Hicks, and their family, a neighbor said Monday. The hills, vis- ers following the recognized its loyal cado, who has been working for the use compressed nitrogen gas, a cleaner ible from the family’s mobile home, also are popular with other ATV riders, strike. We want riders. company since the first day of ser- burning fuel that would reduce emis- Seth Johnson said. But the terrain and clumps of brush concealed a derelict riders to come back “I am so grateful vice. sions” said Carolyn Cavecche, OCTA mine shaft, not uncommon in a state with a long history of gold and silver and know that they are appreciated,” to OCTA for offering their transpor- “I feel very blessed and thankful chairwoman and Orange Mayor. prospecting. Rikki and Casie were riding an ATV with their father Saturday said Ted Nguyen, public communica- tation service,” Mangil said. “I never to be honored by OCTA,” Mercado “This is an important move to- night outside this northwestern Arizona community, a collection of homes tions manager for OCTA. “We hope felt the need to buy a car because their said. “I have stuck around for 35 years wards enhancing our transportation scattered in the desert, when their vehicle plunged into the 125-foot-deep that this celebration will encourage buses are so reliable.” because my job is fun and I do not system since OCTA is currently the shaft. The girls’ father was riding ahead of them on a dirt bike and didn’t see more people to start riding our buses Mangil came to the U.S. in 1969 have to be closed up in an office.” 12th busiest bus service in the na- them fall. He called authorities to help him search through the night. They again.” from Guatemala, where her town was Mercado began as a bus driver and tion,” Cavecche said. “It’s been 35 weren’t able to follow the ATV’s tracks into the shaft until early Sunday, As part of the celebration, the unfortunate not to have a transporta- has moved up to become a bus super- years, and we are still rolling and go- Mohave County Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman Sandy Edwards said. usual bus fare of $1.25 was lowered tion system like OCTA. visor. The event was also an oppor- ing strong.” When the entrance was discovered, the father called out and Casie answered, officials said. Rescuers rappelled into the shaft and found Rikki dead. Casie was taken to University Medical Center in Las Vegas, where she was up- graded to serious condition on Monday. Orange County Black Chamber of Commerce STATE NEWS honors CSUF for providing a quality education Threatening publicity stunt lands Web designer in prison

SAN DIEGO (AP) – A judge has sentenced a Web site designer to six By ROBERT WEAVER said things are being done to increase diversity is what makes CSUF stand He said African American CSUF months in custody for posting a bogus message online threatening blood- Daily Titan Staff Writer enrollment of African Americans. out. students should “hook-up with an shed at San Diego State University in April. Thirty-two-year-old Cristobal [email protected] “Our population of [African Amer- However, Gordon expressed con- alumni, or a person of color who is a Gonzalez wrote a message one day after the Virginia Tech massacre claiming icans] has really increased,” Gordon cern specifically for the lack of Afri- professional.” that 50 students would be killed. He posted it anonymously to his own site The Orange County Black Cham- said. “I don’t know what the numbers can American males succeeding in “In other words, someone who has and then called a local TV station in an attempt to attract online traffic. U.S. ber of Commerce honored Cal State are this year, but last year we had more college. been through college, been through District Judge William Hayes says jail time is warranted to deter threats. Fullerton and President Milton Gor- than we’ve ever had ... over 1,200.” “It’s a real serious issue,” Gordon the industrial complex as it were,” Gonzalez will spend three months in federal prison but can serve the rest don for providing quality education Gordon also pointed out that al- said to the audience. Green said. “Someone who has paid of his sentence in a halfway house. Gonzalez apologized to the judge. He and opportunities for Orange County though only about 4 percent of CSUF Nationwide, only 40 percent of their dues, who has scar-tissue.” says he posted the hoax because he was exhausted thinking of new ways to residents on Aug. 24. students are African Americans, that African American students finish col- Green, a member of the Council promote the Web site. Gordon said CSUF accepted the is more than the percentage of African lege, something that the Black Cham- of African American Parents, said community leadership award because Americans living in Orange County, ber works to improve. people who have stories where they the university works closely with the which is less than 2 percent. One CSUF student, Dagem Dere- have failed, recovered and succeeded Orange County community. Gordon said CSUF has a variety of je, 23, a child development major, are extremely valuable to students. For the Record “Cal State Fullerton, with all of our programs for actively recruiting Afri- attended the event to accept a schol- “Folks who haven’t failed, in my es- ties in the community, our education- can Americans. arship from the Black Chamber that timation, really haven’t been tested,” It is the policy of the Daily Titan to correct any inaccurate informa- al ties, with the high schools and the In the last three years, Gordon and reimburses students for their books Green said. tion printed in the publication as soon as the error is discovered. Any other universities, that’s the reason other CSU presidents have gone to and school-related materials. Dozens of successful CSUF alumni incorrect information printed on the front page will result in a correction why they selected us for the award,” African American churches, in the Dereje said he got $500 from the were on hand at the black-tie event to printed on the front page. Any incorrect information printed on any Gordon said. “It’s a great kick-off to Oakland area and locally, and talked Black Chamber after applying for the witness and participate in the com- other page will be corrected on page 2. Errors on the Opinion page will start our 50th year.” to students and parents about attend- scholarship online. memorative stamp-themed event, be corrected on that page. Corrections also will be noted on the online Critics have chided CSUF in the ing college. Greg Green, 58, one of the many including state Senator Lou Correa, past due to its low rate of African Gordon said this process has been version of the Daily Titan. mentors present at the awards ban- whose district includes the city of Ful- American student enrollment, which very effective in increasing the num- Please contact managing editor Julianna Crisalli at (714) 278-5693 quet, advises African American stu- lerton, Black Chamber of Commerce has remained a perpetually low per- ber of African American students en- or at [email protected] with issues about this policy or to report dents navigating their way through President Bobby McDonald and Mis- centage of the student population and rolled. college. any errors. tress of Ceremonies NBC4 Orange below the CSU average in the last 20 Later, when he spoke to more than A mentor with Northrop-Grum- County Bureau Chief Vikki Vargas, years, despite the significant rise in 1,000 dinner guests, Gordon cel- man, Green said a big reason for black among others. enrollment of other minority groups. ebrated the successes of his 18 years males being unsuccessful in college is CSUF was presented with the “ed- Daily Titan However, Gordon sees progress and as president of the university and said because it is a culture shock. ucation is forever” stamp. 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formulate the idea for The L Girls Bartending service is in the summer of 2006. She asked formed thanks to an Alvarez, 26-year-old entrepreneur major, to join her venture and take Meet two of The L Girls on-campus program care of the business aspect. Alvarez and Milham had met By Marissa Armstrong through mutual friends at CSUF Name: Laura DailyTitan Staff Writer three years ago. [email protected] It wasn’t until Alvarez joined the entrepreneurial society and took Those who are hosting big events Management 465B in February of Position: Co-Owner or are looking for good drinks served this year that the she and Milham by attractive ladies are in luck. really got serious. Alvarez needed to The L Girls is the new business launch a business to pass her class, in town, and it started right here so they figured it was time. Signature Drink: Asian Pear Martini through Cal State Fullerton’s Young They needed something like YES Entrepreneur Society (YES). to push them. The L Girls is an independent “It set deadlines and made you Favorite Bar: bartending company. They can ac- stick to them,” Alvarez said. “It Envy Ultra Lounge Bar, commodate parties from two to made the vision become real.” Downtown Fullerton 500 people. The club is available to all majors If needed, they also provide and concentrations and gives stu- cocktail waitresses, barbacks, per- dents the opportunity to interact, sonalized drink lists and security network and learn from actual busi- Personal Quote: “Whether you think you can or for their girls. ness owners. Each girl is hand-selected by the Members can exchange ideas you think you can’t, you’re owners, Danhya Alvarez-Barraza with other students, professors and and Laura Milham, from the hot- professionals. YES also brings in right.” test bars and clubs in the Los Ange- guest speakers to share their pro- les and Orange Counties. fessional knowledge of business “I wanted it to be exclusive,” startup, planning, maintaining and Milham said. “I wanted it to be hot managing. girls.” “You get free guidance,” Alvarez Name: Melissa The 12 girls are selected based said. “If it weren’t for people vol- on their looks and their skills. The unteering, a lot of the businesses prime candidate has to have a sexy, wouldn’t be where they are.” edgy look and be an exceptional Alvarez was involved with the Position: Bartender bartender. Many of the girls are club through her business adminis- also models, dancers or musicians. tration major and a two-part man- According to their Web site, they agement class, MGMT 465A and “put the sexy behind the bar” and B. Signature Drink: Southern are “the perfect accessory for your In the first class students plan perfect night.” and create a new business venture, Hospitality The Web site lists the business’s and in the second class the students services and contact information, decide which business they want to features a drink of the week and launch. The L Girls was one of the Favorite Bar: The Here Lounge, gives a closer look at The L Girls. selected businesses. Alvarez and Milham said their busi- Though Alvarez and Milham said West Hollywood ness differs from their competition the business was their life last se- because of their personal touch. On mester, they both lead full lives out- the Web site, each of the girls shares side of The L Girls. Alvarez is still Photos and information courtesy of the L Girls her favorite quote, favorite bar and working toward her degree, here at Personal Quote: “There are no ordinary her specialty drink. CSUF. Milham bartends and teach- Milham, 26, a CSUF kinesiol- es stress management and health at moments.” ogy alumna and a bartender for Fullerton Junior College. over three years at Envy a bar in “You gotta do, what you gotta -Dave Millman downtown Fullerton, helped to do,” Milham says. 4 OPINION September 5, 2007 Titans’ baseball dominates campus attention The Higher Ground Aleksandra Wojtalewicz By Phillip Radke hopes were stopped by Cal Poly campus stands as a monument to the team. Daily Titan Staff Writer Pomona in the semifinals. A simi- program that just couldn’t make it. “It’s like a TV show,” junior Alan [email protected] lar fate happened to the women’s Both the men’s and women’s soccer Reynel said. “It’s good for awhile but basketball team when they were teams call the field home now, while soon everyone gets bored and looks Common Take me out to the ballgame… eliminated by UC Santa Barbara in sharing it with local high schools for the next best thing.” and nothing else. That is the men- the semifinal round of the Big West who host their football games there. It seems inevitable though that tality that likes to float around Cal tournament last season. But still the So with football out of the picture, one sport will take precedent over Sense State Fullerton. Baseball garners attention and admiration falls upon baseball has taken the forefront of the others. USC has its football much of the attention on campus, the shoulders of the star baseball praise and admiration. The brunt of team, while UCLA lays claim to one but is this a bad thing? team. This could be due to the wide this approval comes off of the heels of of the finest basketball traditions Common sense. We all say we paper. But in that case, one would The baseball team at CSUF al- acceptance of baseball as a national the Titans 2004 victory in the Col- around. Here at CSUF, baseball have it, but is that the case? And voice his need, and Craig didn’t ways gains the attention of loyal pastime, while sports such as soccer lege World Series. This bandwagon reigns supreme. This has its benefits, if we don’t have common sense, say anything while in the stall. Titans for their tenacity and ability have had trouble gaining a strong effect has made the team what it is as it pushes the team to greatness we hope that the candidates we Yet even if he did decide to to pull a championship run out of a foothold in the hearts of sports lov- today, but would they be as popular and holds the team to a much higher elect into office have it, as they solicit sex, doing so in public is potentially disastrous year. They dis- ers. In an article on usatourist.com if they hadn’t come through on that standard. Victory can be achieved, help create laws to govern our not a smart move. Although I do played this quality last season when it shows that baseball is the second fateful day nearly three years ago? and now everyone knows it. The country. not condone Craig’s actions, it is they made it to the College World most popular sport in the country, Probably not. The majority of baseball team now operates under Aside from looking at party common sense, that if you are a Series despite having several tough right behind American football. This people only seem to latch on to the watchful eye of over 37,000 Ti- line, the candidates’ family back- key public figure, you should do losses near the end of the season. raises the question, why is there no those teams who are doing well. It tans. If the students feel the need to grounds, education and experi- things in private. Therefore, a This made it the 15th time that Ti- football program at CSUF? Several isn’t as though the Titans can draw latch on to one organization, then let ences determine our voting pref- private room or a remote area is tan baseball has ventured to Omaha other schools enjoy the happiness comparisons with fans of the Bos- them. It gives the Titans something erence. But should we look at a better option than a public air- with championship hopes in their that comes with having their own ton Red Sox or the Chicago Cubs, to root for, something to be excited common sense? port bathroom. eyes, according to FullertonTitans. football program to rally behind. historical losers whose fans stay loyal about, something to take their minds Recently, Republican Sen. Lar- Craig also said that he made a com. So is the love for the baseball CSUF has been without a football through even the toughest of times. off of the three hours spent trying to ry Craig (R-ID) pleaded guilty to mistake in pleading guilty, but he team simply a case of students jump- team since 1992. The program was It can easily be assumed that if base- find a parking space before an eight a misdemeanor charge as a result didn’t think the situation through ing on the bandwagon of a team that abandoned for several reasons. Prob- ball hadn’t won that series and the hour day of classes. of a public bathroom sex scandal. and should have asked for legal consistently does well? lems with the budget in the face of basketball team had prevailed last So what is the bright side? We Craig has served in the U.S. advice before commenting. Maybe not. The women’s soc- Title 9 legislature, and the fact that year, people would be sitting around could have nothing at all. There are Senate since 1990, making him This strikes me as funny- be cer team has been gaining steam as the team was producing abysmal sea- arguing why the CSUF campus is schools out there that do not have a key public figure. With a Uni- cause the man that makes the they have ventured to the NCAA son records and stats, forced the uni- so fixated on basketball. It doesn’t a claim to sports fame. If the Titans versity of Idaho education, you laws needs advice on the law. finals for the past two years. Men’s versity to drop the program, accord- seem beneficial to have a school full had no greatness among all of the would think he would know that Where’s the common sense in basketball moved to the Big West ing to an article on Scout.com. The of people willing to jump onboard teams here, then going to school just his job makes him a great candi- that? tournament last year before their football stadium at the north end of the victory bandwagon of any one wouldn’t be worth the trouble. date for the public spotlight— To save himself and his party and that allegedly soliciting sex embarrassment, Craig resigned in a public bathroom stall is not from his position on Saturday. a good idea. In addition, out of What is left for Craig to do? He all people a U.S. Senator should is up for re-election next year and know that soliciting sex in public we will see if he chooses to run for is illegal. office again. We, along with politicians, are Craig’s scandal did not involve Titan Editorial all human, and we make mistakes. any misuse of federal funds, nor Yet one would think that a sena- did it harm anyone. Some may Providing insight, analysis tor would take on more responsi- say that what Craig decides to do and perspective since 1960 bility and know that even though in regards to his private life is his he is human and can make mis- business and should not affect his takes, he must try to avoid them political career. Although this is at all costs. Soliciting sex in a true, I doubt if I lived in Idaho I Sex scandals and politicians public place is not exactly trying would vote for Craig. to avoid trouble. Not for what he does between Craig defended himself by say- his bedroom doors, but for the Really? Another sex scandal? dent Clinton’s affair with Monica ing that when he reached under lack of common sense. Last month, Sen. Larry Craig (R- Lewinsky. He was outspoken the stall or when his foot bumped The 62-year-old senator should ID) pleaded guilty to disorderly against extramarital affairs during against the undercover police of- take an early retirement and at- conduct. He was arrested in a the day while he indulged in the ficers, it was not a signal used to tend to his wife. And on the safe bathroom sex sting. activity at night. cruise for sex. Yet I don’t know of side, stay away from young boys. According to The Washing- Presidential candidate Rudy any other reasons why one would After all, that scandal was already ton Post, Craig denounced sug- Giuliani had an affair too. do that in a bathroom stall, un- done by Craig’s fellow congress- gestions and allegations of homo- As voting citizens and con- less they are in need of more toilet man from Florida, Mark Foley. sexual relationships as “completely cerned college students, should ridiculous.” we already be pessimistic enough Then again, they all suggest to expect sex scandals and politics Art by Rocky Vidal / For the Daily Titan allegations were improper and the to go hand in hand? idea is completely ridiculous. Un- Or, should we be naïve Write for us! [email protected] til they’re in handcuffs. Then they enough to expect politicians to begin the long road to recovery. be faithful to their partners? After But we go through this every all, loyalty is an important char- year. acteristic, especially if you are a Last year it was Florida Sena- public figure representing the bal- Internship process should be a breeze tor Mark Foley who sent sexually ance between right and wrong. explicit messages to an underage And, if we take this further, By Sarah Mosqueda right intimidating. informed me that my next step was steps I had completed. The orienta- boy. shouldn’t we be concerned that Daily Titan Staff Writer The university is quick to say to get both a cover letter and resume tion power point is available for ref- How long have sex scandals politicians may not be faithful to [email protected] help and resources are available to approved by the career center. erence at anytime and the checklist been an issue in politics? Here’s a us, the voting public? Faithfulness students, but any Titan knows that Since I just wrapped up a class assisted me in keeping track of what little fill in the blank guide to help may be an underrated trait, but Working in an office for 10 hours if you are looking for help, you’ll be called Principles and Practices of I needed to accomplish. Now I was you remember some of them. Re- we are the ones putting elected without pay doesn’t seem very entic- hard up to find it. If you do man- Interviewing, a large portion of the ready to send out my resume. member when ______officials in power to complete the ing to the average college student. age to get some assistance, the advice class concerning resume writing, I I typed up polite and concise e- (enter politician)______(enter task of enforcing lawfulness. Poli- But if you repackage those unpaid will be inconsistent with informa- figured this would be easy enough. mails to all the publications I was verb in past tense) ______ticians and pundits will tell the hours as a coveted internship, you tion you’ve been given by other I took my resume and cover letter to interested in to inquire about intern- ____ (enter female or male em- public that the affair or scandal may find some students happy to counselors or advisers. Either that or the career centers walk-in hours only ship positions. I attached my resume, ployee/prostitute/page/slave) in is his/her own business. But it’s stuff envelopes. it will be unclear and vague, leaving to have it annihilated by a correction cover letter and two writing samples ______(enter year)? Its a long not if they’re an elected official. Internships are a way for students you more confused than when you pen. to each one. I sent out 22 resumes list. It should give us a barometer into to gain experience in the field they sought guidance. My years of struggling to take over the course of a week and then I Every single time we, as a their character. hope to go into after graduation I braced myself for more aggra- criticism gracefully manifested held my breath all weekend. Waiting voting community, are shocked Were any of them held ac- while still earning their degree. It vation when I realized I needed to themselves. But the career counsel- is excruciating, but necessary. But by and we promise ourselves we countable? Or, did they just fade isn’t uncommon for students to intern at an internship site approved or’s advice was insightful. As a jour- Sunday night, responses were rolling won’t elect people to office who from public light when the media graduate with two or three intern- by the communications department nalism major, I was hoping to get a in. I ultimately ended up with five will do this again. We always for- vans drove away? ships under their belt if they’re really for 150 hours in order to graduate. position with a local newspaper or requests for interviews. Those that get and the cycle repeats. Here, take some of the names serious about their careers. However, I found myself pleasantly magazine. I had experience with the expressed interest in me mentioned Even the big-name critics from above and see if you can fill But for some students the idea of surprised this summer. Daily Titan and with my high school they were most impressed by my en- of elected officials involved in sex out the following sentence. ____ landing just one internship is diffi- To register for Comm. 495, which newspaper, but beyond that, as far as thusiasm and my resume. I went to scandals have them. Earlier this ____ (enter politician) spent __ cult enough. With a school as large is the communication department’s work was concerned, I’ve spent the all the interviews. year, Newt Gingrich admitted to ______(years) in jail following as Cal State Fullerton, it’s easy to feel internship class (they differ for each past six years waiting tables. I was punch drunk on opportuni- having a mistress in 1998. his charges of ______(enter lost in a sea of faceless students. It’s department), I first had to create a The career counselor suggested ty when three of the five publications That’s during the same time he verb in past tense) with ______the way I feel every time I’m asked to profile on both the internship site that while my experience as a server wanted to hire me. Then, I made my reveled in his distaste for Presi- ______. enter my Campus Wide Identifica- and the career center site. This was was an important component of choice. Orange Coast Magazine, with tion number on a school computer. what I expected and was used to af- my resume, it might be helpful to its promise of opportunities to get I feel it even more when I’m going ter four years in the Cal State system. list courses I’ve taken that related my writing published and its office through the course catalog at the start I send all my personal information to journalism, and then using bullet located close to my house, ultimate- of each semester, left to navigate my to a person I’ll never see, they re- points, highlighting skills I gained ly won out. Next step on the check- college career on my own. My classes spond with a generic e-mail granting or projects completed in accordance list was to submit my intern site for are usually chosen with a method no approval and I register online for the with them. I was skeptical at first, approval. Once it was approved, the more scientific than crossed fingers, class. 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Fun and Games www.dailysudoku.com 6 SPORTS September 5, 2007 Bram’s Breakdown Volleyball wins Titans Classic Bram Makonda Saddler named MVP as Titans defeat Portland First week State to win tournament predictions by siamak djahanshahi Daily Titan Staff Writer [email protected] It’s possible that nothing can game, Tomlinson has proved over cheer me up, after hearing news time that he is still able to produce The Cal State Fullerton women’s that our baseball coach has re- amidst insurmountable pressures volleyball team won the Holiday Inn signed to start a program from to succeed. His rushing numbers Buena Park Titans Classic Champi- scratch in the land of no sales tax will not be out of this world, but onship Saturday night at the Titan – Oregon. Or that the Dodg- his number of receptions will be Gym against the Portland State Vi- ers lost two games down in San up for this game as Head Coach kings behind an MVP performance Diego and are four games back Norv Turner will utilize him as a by Erin Saddler. in the division this late into the receiver. Saddler was named the tourney season. Owners of Carson Palmer be- MVP with 14 kills, hitting .355, and And so, this weekend I plan to ware. Opening matchup against dishing out six blocks. Saddler was be left alone with a cooler of beer the Baltimore Ravens will not be joined with teammates Sarah Day next to my chair and a remote in an easy task. and Alex Wolnisty on the All-Tour- my hand, drowning in my sor- Ravens’ heavy-hitters and the nament Team. rows. running game of Willis McGahee “Overall, I thought we did well,” It’s a good thing that the foot- will limit the number of posses- Saddler said. “We kind of went ball season has arrived just in the sions Palmer will have. down playing Stoney Brook, but nick of time. Another game to keep an eye we got pumped up right up to this I now have a purpose to get up on will be the marquee matchup match because we knew they were in the morning. between the defending champi- going to be the toughest, so we just Will Reggie Bush suffer the ons, Indianapolis Colts, and the came all out.” sophomore slump? prolific offense of the New Or- The Titans won the match by Will the Arizona offense finally leans Saints. scores of 30-25 in game one, 30-26 click and give fantasy owners rea- Look for Manning to tear apart in game two, and 30-20 in game son to take Anquan Boldin or the terrible Saints’ secondary. four. Game two was the only game Larry Fitzgerald? Reggie Bush owners should look the Titans dropped to the Vikings Will the Broncos produce an- for no signs of slowing from this while getting outhit .356 to .158 other stud back? once-in-a-lifetime running back. and losing 23-30. Will there be another rookie Look for Bush’s to be more of a The Titans trailed almost the wideout primed for a breakout receiver out of the backfield and whole way during that second game, year like Marques Colston did lining up in the slot. By Aline Lessner/For the Daily Titan but rebounded in the third game by last year? This brings me to my picks of Titans’ Julie Geissert (3) defends the net against Portland State’s Erica Jepsen (14) in the Titans Classic Championship, Saturday. holding the lead for the majority of Will LaDanian Tomlinson pro- the week where I will predict the the game. duce this year? best performers of the upcoming “Our chemistry is actually re- Entering the first week of the week in terms of fantasy points ally good right now,” Saddler said. players and team leaders, Brittany The Titans had solid efforts from they deserved it, they earned it, were regular season, a couple of games as well as players that should be “We’re passing well. When we get a Moore (out because of a leg injury), their substitutions, as well as big time happy with it.” stand out that might prohibit shelved for another week. good pass, we get a good set, we kill the Titans were still able to take care performances from Alex Wolnisty The Titans were impressive up owners of marquee players from My pick for performance of the ball.” of business against a solid Portland with 15 kills and Kellyanne Kirby front. Alex Wolnisty had 11 kills and getting their points. the week will be the steady Pey- Playing without one of their best State team. with 12 kills. Sarah Day had 10 of her own. One game Tomlinson owners ton Manning. “I thought the effort was great. “I think we played really well,” should be aware of heading into My pick for underachiever of You know, I think it’s never easy Wolnisty said after Friday’s match. the regular season is the opening the week is Chad Pennington. when you’re dealing with a team “We’re getting better as a team every match against that tough Bears’ His questionable throwing arm that is young, inexperienced,” Head time we play.” defense. will face a tough New England Coach Carolyn Zimmerman said. The Titans overall record is now The Bears’ front seven will try defense and a healthy Rodney “You know, playing without one of 3-3. to take away Tomlinson’s game, Harrison in the secondary. our superstars. I mean, It’s going to They will play their next match but don’t be scared of starting Take a load off this weekend be hard every time we take the court Friday, Sept. 7 against Missouri at him. If there is one back that folks, sit back and enjoy watching with or without Brittany, and these the CenturyTel Premier Tournament can change the complexity of the millionaires earn their money. girls stepped up and handled it. I’m in San Marcos, Texas. real pleased with the way they fin- ished the day.” Earlier in the day, the Titans dropped their first game to the Stoney Brook Seawolves. Looking a bit sluggish, the Titans lost in five games to the Seawolves. The Titans won games three and four by scores 5 of 30-16 and 30-26 to force a final game five in which they lost 15-9. Stoney Brook won game one, 30-21, and game two, 30-23. Wolnisty had 14 kills, Day had 11 kills and Saddler had 12 kills with a .545 hitting percentage. As a team, the Titans outhit their opponent .239 to .231 and outblocked them 10-4. Even with the loss, CSUF clinched the tournament due to the Portland State win earlier on Saturday, and their win against Bowling Green Fri- 8 day night. In the Bowling Green match, CSUF won by the scores of 30-27, 32-30 and 30-25 while posting a 4 .298 hitting percentage as a team. Brittany Moore led the way for the Titans with 18 kills and a .405 hitting percentage. 6 By karl thunman/Daily Titan Photo Editor “Winning in three [is] something that we never take for granted,” Brittany Moore celebrates at the Titans Classic Championship, Saturday. sudoku Zimmerman said. “But you know inside 3 1 0

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