Wednesday March 9, 2016

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The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton

Wednesday March 9, 2016

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Gaming panelists share keys to success

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Professionals speak on strategies and challenges in industry DAISY ORTIZ Daily Titan Business students and gamers alike flocked to the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics to attend the “Careers in the Gaming Industry” event held Monday afternoon. The panel, moderated by Senior Employer Relations Associate for Mihaylo Career Services Hema Paliwal, featured professionals from video game giants such as Blizzard Entertainment, who arrived prepared to impart their insight and advice for students eager to break into the field. Each panelist answered a variety of questions that covered topics such as how each got his or her start in the industry, networking strategies in a business where everybody knows everybody and the challenges women face in an industry that is primarily dominated by men. SEE GAMING

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Fullerton and Orange County Sanitation District have started phase one of a three-phase construction project to improve sewer lines on Yorba Linda and State College boulevards. Phase one began March 7 and is set to finish April 8, said Michael Yu, field operations manager of CSUF Parking and Transportation Services.

City renovations to cause delays in the coming months KATE JOLGREN Daily Titan

Cal State Fullerton will experience minor traffic delays as a series of construction projects begin in the area immediately surrounding campus. The City of Fullerton and the Orange County Sanitation District have begun phase one

of a three-phase construction project with the overall goal of installing new water lines and improving sewer lines along Yorba Linda and State College boulevards. Construction began March 7, breaking ground on Yorba Linda Boulevard adjacent to

CSUF. The construction will run from Associated Road to State College Boulevard during the spring semester. The installation of new water lines will close off the eastbound No. 3 lane and sidewalk along Yorba Linda until April 8. The middle

lane will also be closed from 6 a.m until 4 p.m. each day until this phase of the project is complete, said Michael Yu, field operations manager of Parking and Transportation Services. SEE DELAYS 3

Men’s baseball burned by the Sun Devils

Titans drop first game of series against ASU HAYLEY M. SLYE Daily Titan

The Cal State Fullerton baseball team took a rough 5-3 loss Tuesday night to the Arizona State Sun Devils, failing to take advantage of opportunities with runners in scoring positions to overcome the ASU lead. “We struggled at that tonight; we’ve got to get those runs in,” said senior designated hitter Dalton Blaser. “We can’t leave them on the board because that’s what gets us behind in ball games.” The series matchup marks the 6-5 Titans’ second game at home. Fullerton swept its first home contest against the Indiana Hoosiers. The Titans went into Tuesday’s matchup with the 9-3 Sun Devils having taken two out of

three from Texas Tech last weekend. The Titans sent freshman right-hander Brett Conine to the mound for his second start of the season. Conine went into Wednesday having posted a 2.57 ERA in seven innings pitched. His counterpart from Arizona State , Jordan Aboites, who made his first appearance in a Sun Devil uniform Tuesday. After a smooth first inning in which he struck out two batters, Conine found himself in a second-inning jam after giving up a walk and two base hits. He allowed ASU to score its first run of the night before retiring two to end the threat. Titan offensive leaders Blaser and sophomore catcher Chris Hudgins made noise in the second, hitting two singles in a row. Their efforts allowed the Titans to score on a wild pitch by Aboites, tying the score at 1-1 going into the third. SEE BASEBALL 8

Int’l Women’s Day celebrates inclusivity

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Celebration welcomed keynote speaker from Michigan State University who spoke about the importance 3 of equality

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Cal State Fullerton’s outfielder Josh Vargas (above) hit two-for-five, including a run scored and a double in the Titans’ 5-3 loss to the ASU Sun Devils on Tuesday night.

Shakespearean comedy promises happy ending

A&E

“The Merry Wives of Windsor” returns to CSUF just in time for the 400th anniversity of Shake5 speare’s death

CSUF succumbs to mercy rule against FSU

Sports

The Cal State Fullerton softball team is dismantled 10-1 by the Florida State Seminoles in six innings on 8 Tuesday night VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM


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