Wednesday September 20, 2017
Volume 102 Issue 12
The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton
ASI Board appoints a new Director, hears reports from colleges and campus updates.
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Led by Elsa Lundquist, the Titans finished fifth in their latest tournament.
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Milo Yiannopoulos visit confirmed College Republicans give out event details and address concerns. BREANNA BELKEN Asst. News Editor
City Council unanimously approves leg room for bars “ A 5-0 vote allowed business owners to match their maximum occupancy threshold with that of statewide regulations. ETHAN PESCHANSKY Staff Writer
Fullerton City Council unanimously approved a Resolution of Intent to allow more occupants into downtown businesses Tuesday night.
At their Aug. 15 meeting, the council ordered city staff to draft a resolution in response to requests from downtown
business owners to match their occupancy regulations with the current California code. If implemented, the resolution would amend the Municipal Code from one occupant per every 15 feet to one occupant per every 7 feet, allowing for more people inside during operating hours. SEE BARS 3
It’s very exciting. We’re happy to ... bring this event to all of our members ...
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At their previous Aug. 15 city council session, the council ordered a drafting of a resolution to address the complaints of bar owners regarding maximum occupancy limits in place at the time.
Applause erupted in Tuffree AB of the Titan Student Union when College Republicans club President Amanda McGuire announced to the club that Milo Yiannopoulos was officially booked for his Oct. 31 appearance. The event is confirmed, and tickets will be available for purchase at the student information booth in the Titan Student Union. Eight hundred tickets will be available for purchase, and will cost $35 each. The club has reserved the TSU Pavilions for the event. McGuire addressed the speculation surrounding the finalization of the event, the many questions
CHRIS BOYLE College Republicans club president emeritus
directed toward her regarding ticket availability and the booking of the controversial speaker. The contract with Yiannopoulos’ manager was
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Amanda McGuire cleared some speculation surrounding the visit, detailing ticket numbers, prices and security.
signed over the weekend after several months of extensive planning. McGuire began the reservation process in May. McGuire addressed safety concerns and assured club members that the safety of those attending the event is one of her top priorities. “We are working with the campus (police department) and I have personally met with the Fullerton (police department) and the mayor of Fullerton just to notify
them this event is going on, that we (were) planning it,” Mcguire said. Chris Boyle, president emeritus of the College Republicans club, expressed his excitement at the finalization of the event. “It’s very exciting. We’re happy to be able to bring this event to all of our members and conservative students on our campus,” Boyle said. SEE MILO
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CSUF ‘Frankenstein’ comes back to life drops first Big West play Original adaptation adds new weight to its source material. SARAH EL-MAHMOUD Lifestyle Editor
Titans fall to the Cal State Northridge Matadors, 3-1. KATHRYNE PADILLA Sports Editor
Cal State Fullerton volleyball dropped their first match of Big West Conference play 3-1 against the Cal State Northridge Matadors. “I think we really competed and played hard the first through third set,” said Titans Head Coach Ashley Preston. “I think we served really well and if we continue to do those things of serving really well and being aggressive, I think we’ll win.” CSUN began with a service error, the first of the evening, allowing the Titans to gain momentum as the first set turned into a tied score of 2-2. SEE VOLLEYBALL
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Stitched together from body parts, Victor Frankenstein’s horrifying, iconic creature will animate out of electricity into the living dead for audiences at the Young Theatre at Cal State Fullerton starting on Sept. 29. The production asks profound questions about what it means to be human, exploring both desire and betrayal. “You know when you listen to music and you get that goosebump feeling in your skin and your brain feels like it’s expanding and there’s electricity running through the bottom of your feet and your fingertips? Every time I pull that lever, that happens,” said third-year theater student Anthony Ayala said about animating the Creature on stage as mad scientist Doctor Victor Frankenstein. Ayala has been a fan of horror genre books since he was a kid, citing “Dracula,” “Frankenstein” and “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” being among his favorites. From Ayala’s point of view as Dr. Frankenstein, the play is about ambition and his attempt to cheat mortality.
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Leo Torrez (left) who plays Henry Clerval runs lines with Anthony Ayala (right) who plays Victor Frankenstein during a rehearsal at Clayes Performing Arts Center. The cast and crew will begin dress rehearsals on Thursday in preparation for opening night.
For the Creature, played by Casey Bowen, however, he is discovering the world for the first time and learning about humanity after being betrayed by his creator. Bowen describes his character as curious and yearning for love as he tries to resist the
tragic circumstances he’s in, but starts to become the monster he’s viewed as. Bowen said that his makeup is not going to be green in this iteration and the transformation of the Creature is shown through collecting clothes as he collects life experiences.
Bowen went through several iterations of how to bring the Creature’s metamorphosis to life, including how to pick up language by imitating vowel sounds a baby would use. “This is one role that I knew that I wanted from the moment that I found out we
were doing the show,” Bowen said. “(The Creature) is just like a person but we still experience him learning how to talk, learning what the world is, learning love and getting betrayed.” SEE CREATURE 5 VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM