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DORMS, Page 5 Playing in Hallberg from March 11 to 27 Is 365 Days, Directed by Kari Hayter Vol. 89 Issue 2 January 31, 2011 Archers of CSUF Local Artist: Micah Brown Athletic club promotes peace of Orange County native brings a mind with sport pure sound to an old genre ............................................ 9 .......................................... 10 Alumni baseball game Cal State Fullerton baseball thwarts off the Alumni in a friendly dailytitan.com exhibition game at Goodwin Field The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton .......................................... 16 Campus Spring housing How CSUF protects Preview: reborn Theatre Campus housing aims to turn student commuters into & Dance residents CSUF Theatre Department prepares for a new season of JAMESON STEED Daily Titan performances Cal State Fullerton Housing wants returning students who have JAMESON STEED previously failed to get into campus Daily Titan housing to know that now is their chance. A new semester means a new sea- With the new housing structures son from the Theatre Department opening next year, far more housing to delight us with an all-new lineup spots will be open than ever before. of shows. Almost 2,000 spots will become The shows premiering for the available next year for any student spring 2011 season will be a mix of who wants to get into housing. comedy and drama. “In years past it seems as if, be- The first performance for the cause of the shortage of housing, season, Tartuffe, will be featuring there was a trend to make sure we student actors from the Cal State weren’t trying to offer something we Fullerton Theatre Department couldn’t accommodate. So now we graduate program. can accommodate people who want “Tartuffe” that campus experience; we are try- ing to make sure they know that First off, the Young Theatre is play- they are welcome here,” said Sarah ing Tartuffe, written by Molière, Hawkins, associate director of Hous- translated by Richard Wilbur and ing - Administration and Finance. directed by James R. Taulli. Tar- The application process has been tuffe is a con man posing as a holy changed to allow students that have man who gains the confidence applied before to apply again, which Assessing the safety of the CSUF campus of the Orgon and his mother, so the old system did not allow. much that they consult him on The application period for return- tion, students appear to feel at ease here. active shooter training and a SWAT training everything. Hilarity ensues after ing students who are not already “I feel pretty safe on campus,” said Jamie session this month. Tartuffe is brought into the Or- WESLEY NEASE Reim, a senior business marketing major. “One day we did the Active Shooter Drill Tartuffe residents is Feb. 14 through 28 on a Daily Titan gon home. will be playing first-come, first-served basis. “There’s a police station right off the (State for all officers in our department, and the March 4 through March 20. College) parking lot. It’s right there, so it’s second day we did just SWAT training, One of the new improvements to Showtimes: housing opening up next year is the “Hope for the best, but prepare for the not like it’s really far away or that they’re off which basically dealt with the same type of worst” is more than just an old English prov- campus.” situation,” said Judi King, chief of police for March 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 cafeteria, known as the Gastronome, and 19 at 8 p.m. that will not only be open to the re- erb for the faculty, students and police de- Creating a sense of safety on campus, the campus police. turning and incoming students of partment personnel at Cal State Fullerton. though, takes quite a bit of work. The cam- March 6, 12, 13, 19 and 20 at 2 housing, but also to the rest of the It’s a necessity. And while the shooting in pus police department has been training for p.m. Tucson may have given some people pause years for violence on campus. In an unprec- student population. See SAFETY, page 5 Tickets go on sale on Feb. 21. about their safety on campuses across the na- edented move, the department held both an “365 Days” See DORMS, page 5 Playing in Hallberg from March 11 to 27 is 365 Days, directed by Kari Hayter. The story is based off the book written by Ronald J. Glasser, a medic in the Vietnam War. The Innovative ideas for the future story follows Glasser when he was stationed at the army hospital in ASI Board of Directors meeting hears a plan for the CSUF community Japan. Through his experiences we see the horrors and costs of war. The heart-pounding events are dent population and the dean of opening in August 2011 will not then focused onto one key moment JESSICA RUBIO students. only house 5.3 percent of CSUF Daily Titan between Glasser and his attempts During the meeting, various students, but faculty members as to save the life of a boy. It will be The ASI Board of Directors meet- groups, organizations and represen- well. one emotional ride. ing, held on Tuesday, Jan. 25, in the tatives spoke to the members of ASI, Lipscomb previewed some of Titan Student Union Legislative but one presenter stood out and had the newest additions to the student Showtimes: Chambers, posed innovative ideas people stirring. housing, otherwise known as “Phase March 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24, for the new year. Fred Lipscomb, Cal State Fuller- Three,” which include indoor din- 25 and 26 at 8 p.m. Aissa Canchola, the board chair, ton’s new director of Housing Ser- ing where both students and faculty March 13, 19, 20, 26 and 27 at called the meeting to order. About vices and Residence Life, shared his can interact, study halls, conference 2 p.m. 40 were in attendance, including vision of reshaping the CSUF resi- rooms and a community market. Tickets go on sale on Feb. 21. the ASI board members, executive dential community into a “living- council members, directors, chairs, learning” community. See ASI, page 2 See PREVIEW, page 11 guests, public, members of the stu- The new housing communities JONATHAN GIBBY / Daily Titan Titan junior guard Megan Richardson tallied 10 points and six assists to beat the 49ers Saturday, Jan. 29, at Titan Gym. WHAT’S INSIDE Titans ignite second half with sweep Want to learn more about the new Irvine campus? OPINION Women’s basketball drop 49ers with long range Watch the footage of the new Scan to view The Devil’s Advocate: The Irvine campus open house at N-word in literature rebounds, the Titans trailed behind dailytitan.com/irvine-campus- MICHELLEE COOPER 5-2 with 14 minutes remaining in holds- open-house ....................................... 6 Daily Titan the first half. A 1,000-point career basket Freshman guard Yvont’e Neal FEATURES made, a tied school record six for brought the Titans back up to speed A look into Iceland’s chilly six from three-point-land and a when she hit a three to tie the game. landscapes and culture victory over long-time Big West It wasn’t until redshirt junior guard Find out how you can Conference rival Long Beach State: Lauren Chow entered the game ........................................ 8 That’s the way Cal State Fullerton that the Titans took control of the help do your part for What’s that bar code thing? shows up and shows out. court. campus safety It’s called a QR Code. It allows you DETOUR On Saturday, Jan. 29, the CSUF “Defense was a big part of the to read our stories, view our photos Steve Aoki Kid Millionaire women’s basketball team went night, and I’m really happy with Visit dailytitan. Scan to view and watch our videos straight from Scan to view brings dubstep to Sutra head-to-head in conference play how the team played and that my ONLINE com/csuf-campus your smartphone. All you have to against LBSU at Titan Gym, beat- teammates were able to find me EXCLUSIVES safety-assessed/ do is download a FREE QR code ..................................... 10 ing the 49ers with a final score 64- open,” said Chow, who led the Ti- dailytitan.com reader: 48. tans with 20 points. iPhone - NeoReader SPORTS The Titans got off to a rough Android Barcode Scanner Titan Spotlight: Orane start when the 49ers took an early Go ahead, scan this one to tell us what you think! Chin dominates the court lead in the game. Unable to capi- See TITANS, page 13 talize on traveling violations and ..................................... 14 Contact Us at [email protected]@gmail.com dailytitan.com January 31, 2011 2 NEWS THIS WEEK AROUND DTSHORTHAND CAMPUS Irvine campus welcomes students Satellite campus comfortable as if they are immune Obama Calls for Monday January 31 from the stress of ordinary college Unity in Address opens its new building strain. Sleek blinds split the view of Titan Fitness Day Challenge for the spring semester the Santa Ana Mountains. The air is In his hour-long State of the Union address on Tuesday, Jan. applications due at 4 p.m. in with an open house crisp and clear. There is a SmartClassroom where 26, President Barack Obama the TSU Room 269 students can sit in a classroom and called for bipartisanship in cre- tune in to lectures on the main cam- ating jobs, cutting spending and Tuesday February 1 FLOR EDWARDS pus via a large-screen projector in funneling money into education Titan Bowl and Billiards Daily Titan front of the classroom. Should stu- and national infrastructure.
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