Thursday October 5, 2017
Volume 102 Issue 21
The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton
Student group opens up chances to talk about political and social issues using national movement.
Theatrical makeup artist applies her talent to CSUF students with her new courses.
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Lifestyle
Mumble rappers like Lil Uzi Vert are lacking key elements real rap incorporates.
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Cheaper Rare treasures at Pollak Library Police permits seek soon to public come pervert Students and faculty can take advantage of the University Archives & Special Collections for a unique research experience. DAVID MARSHEL Staff Writer
Parking services work on new deal with EvFree Church lot.
Whether students are researching a psychology paper, looking to browse first edition sci-fi manuscripts or in search of archival videos of the LA Riots, the University Archives & Special Collections department has resources to help. Whatever the discipline, both grads and undergrads have access to
the department located in the south wing of the Pollak Library. “For graduate students to be able to do this kind of hands-on archival research is something that no other graduate program offers, unless you’re in a Ph.D. program,” said Asso-
ciate English professor Ellen Caldwell, Ph.D. “For M.A. students to be able to do this is pretty amazing. For undergraduate English majors to be able to do this is unheard of.” Among the archives is documentation of all the daily operations of CSUF since the department’s establishment in 1967. Campus publications, annual reports, meeting minutes and photographs are available for viewing in both physical and digital formats. Students r e por ting on
campus trends can find this section useful for comparative research. Patricia Prestinary, Special Collections librarian and archivist, said CSUF, along with other schools in the Cal State system, are required to have certain university records on site, and they are used all the time by faculty and students. Political science, anthropology and history majors can make use of the Freedom Center, a division of Special Collections containing 20th century political, social and religious movements. SEE ARCHIVES
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Masturbator by Dan Black Hall sparks ongoing investigation. JASON ROCHLIN
RAYMOND PELAYO
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With this program, the parking capacity can be accommodated with EvFree Church and assisted parking on campus.
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KRISTEN JASKO Associate director of Parking and Transportation Services Jasko said Parking and Transportation Services will ensure that students have guaranteed parking if they buy a discounted permit. The EvFree Church lot has 550 parking spots. “What we wouldn’t want to do is oversell,” Jasko said. Alongside discounted parking permits, Jasko said that Parking and Transportation Services will discontinue the lease with the Brea Mall parking structure. SEE PERMIT
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Titans to host homestand “
We’d love to get this guy because that’s pretty brazen for someone to sit in that crowded of an area and take part in that kind of an activity.
CSUF will take a shot at earning a conferenceplay win streak. YARESLY SANCHEZ-AGUILERA Sports Editor
Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer will begin its twogame home series against the UC Davis Aggies and the Sacramento State Hornets Thursday. The Titans sit in the top spot in the Big West Southern Division and had a strong start to their conference schedule after walking away from their road matches last weekend with some success and an extra boost of confidence. “To get a ‘W’ on the road was definitely a big positive. We were all really excited about that,” said Titans team captain Nicolo D’Amato. “When we go on the road, that’s what we want. We need results. We need points.” The Titans took a hit early in conference play when they fell 5-2 to the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos last Thursday, but they feel the loss motivated them. “We definitely mentally locked in, and that was a group effort,” said Titans midfielder Irving Arvizu. “We’ll bring that into the next game.” The Hornets and the Aggies both hold a conference record of 1-0-1 after they
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Titans midfielder Diego Sanchez (11) has led CSUF in assists since the start of the season. Sanchez recently scored his first goal of the season against Cal Poly.
each went into double-overtime matches in which nei-
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Sacramento State took a 1-0 win against the CSU
We’re all very competitive players and a competitive team ... Hopefully, at the end of the day, we get the result that we want. NICOLO D’AMATO Titans midfielder
ther team was able to walk away with the golden goal.
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The third floor of the Pollak Library holds exclusive public records to be discovered including an extensive science-fiction collection of works by Philip K. Dick and Frank Herbert.
A man allegedly masturbated in his vehicle on campus around 3 p.m. Tuesday, in a case of indecent exposure that University Police is now investigating. According to a crime alert sent out by University Police Chief Dennis DeMaio, a female student approached the suspect in a silver Toyota Camry on South Campus Drive near the roundabout by Dan Black Hall after being flagged down. “He was kind of yelling something at her. She couldn’t understand what he was saying and thought he needed directions or something, so she walked over,” said University Police Capt. Scot Willey. “That’s when she saw that all he was wearing was a t-shirt, nothing else apparently from the waist down, and appeared to be masturbating.”
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Cal State Fullerton Parking and Transportation Services may offer discounted parking permits for those who park at the First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton next semester in an effort to alleviate parking pressure on the main campus. “The discounted rates for the off-site parking lot will be $70,” said Associate Director of Parking and Transportation Services Kristen Jasko. Jasko hopes the discounted rates will incentivize students to use the off-site parking structure and shuttle services. “It’ll minimize parking demand on campus,” Jasko said. “It will reduce congestion on surrounding streets and within the parking lots and will hopefully provide a stress-free option for our students.” The discounted parking permits would only be valid for the EvFree Church lot. “As of right now, this is not yet final. This is something we are working on currently but we hope to implement it spring 2018,” Jasko said. “We want to make sure we have the capacity at the EvFree Church to handle those who are parked there.”
Northridge Matadors and died against the UC Irvine
Anteaters 3-3. Conversely, UC Davis tied its game against the Matadors 1-1 before shutting out the Anteaters 2-0. The Titans will meet the Aggies first in their match Thursday, and they are excited to get back to the friendly confines of Titan Stadium. SEE SERIES
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The suspect, described as being a male in his 40s, possibly “of Middle Eastern descent” and wearing a dark-colored t-shirt, fled the scene before University Police arrived. He was last seen driving eastbound on Nutwood Avenue. Police collected a partial license plate number of “5VW,” which Willey said could apply to vehicles unrelated to the case. However, he encouraged contacting University Police either way. “That’s a good call for us if we can go out and just make contact and see that it’s just a similar plate,” Willey said. “We’re going through cameras and doing what we can with the information we have from the license plate.” Alongside the crime alert, University Police is putting the information out in databases that can be accessed by other law enforcement agencies in Orange County to see if they have any additional input or prior experience with this suspect. SEE POLICE
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