The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton
Monday September 21, 2015
Volume 98 Issue 10
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Bungalows updated as models for sustainability
Fullerton splits 2 games at home Men’s soccer loses winning streak, but salvages a win ALAN BERNAL Daily Titan
Buildings that used to house the old children’s center, like the one above, have been redesigned with sustainability in mind. The bungalows now house the Sustainability Programs for Facilities Operations and Management.
Old children’s center pilots green material BREANNA VASQUEZ Daily Titan The renovation of the old children’s center bungalows has breathed new life into the outdated building, which now houses the offices for Facilities Operations and Management’s Sustainability Programs. Historically, departments like facilities and operations have been focused on day-to-day, near-term horizon operations such as making sure the lights turn
on and the toilets aren’t clogged, Megan Moscol, Sustainability Programs manager said. But the sustainability team looks toward the future and how to create an effective campus for students in the next 30 years, Moscol said. The 2,500-square-foot facility was designed around sustainability and has become the new pilot building for green material. The facility features low energy-use lighting, low-emitting volatile organic compounds adhesives and paint, ultra-low flow faucets and Energy Star® appliances, Moscol said. SEE BUNGALOWS
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New water bottle filling stations, like the one above, are planned to be implemented around campus.
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The Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer team took on a double header at home this weekend, failing to extend its streak to five wins in a row. The Titans split both games over the weekend, seeing their winning streak end at three games, coming off the home stand with a loss to the University of San Diego Toreros and winning against the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros. Vs. University of San Diego The stifled Titan offense could not find its rhythm against the San Diego Toreros. The only goal for the Titans in their 3-1 loss came off an own goal. CSUF quickly fell behind as USD’s Darragh Vieyra floated a beautiful header over Titan’s goalkeeper David Elias in the sixth minute. Prior to this game, Elias had not conceded a goal in over 120 minutes of play. The first half brought a few chances for the Titans as they recorded six shots, but none were able to test USD’s goalkeeper Thomas Olsen. The Toreros doubled up in the 35th minute as Patrick McGrath scored on Elias to end the first half at 2-0. SEE SOCCER
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Concert celebrates Motown sound CSUF alumni and students dazzle in evening of music ERICA SHARP Daily Titan Students and alumni from Cal State Fullerton’s College of the Arts joined together to perform in the signature annual fundraising event, Concert Under the Stars on Saturday, at the Intramural Field. The event was a smashing success, with reserved and lawn seating almost selling out. Concert Under the Stars raises funds through the community, support groups and various sponsors. Funds go towards
student scholarships at CSUF. With the dial set back to the ‘60s and ‘70s, this year’s theme, “Motown sound,” celebrated these decades with Motown hits and artists such as Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. Attendees sat back and relaxed with an alfresco dining experience, accompanied by fireworks and a night of entertainment. The Dean of the College of the Arts, Dale Merrill, welcomed and thanked guests, faculty and sponsors to start off the evening. President Mildred García danced with the Motown Sound cast for the show’s opening number, “Dancing in the Street.” SEE CONCERT
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Outdated classrooms converted into labs
News
Two classrooms in McCarthy Hall have been reconstructed into up-to-date student and faculty research 2 laboratories
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Concertgoers were treated to an evening of tasty food, fabulous music and a dazzling fireworks display as College of the Arts students and alumni performed Motown hits. All proceeds from the annual event go toward scholarships for CSUF students.
Defunding Plannned Parenthood a bad move
Opinion
The House of Representatives’ efforts to defund Planned Parenthood are misguided and damaging to 5 women
Runners improve times but place lower
Sports
Both men’s and women’s teams got a better overall time at the Mustang Challenge, but placed lower 8 than last year VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM