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Column: Maintaining friendships after graduation. Businesses prepare for graduation season. Local business repurposes excess clothing. Future of fall campus jobs remains uncertain. Virtual years raise networking concerns for graduates. Correction: Irvine campus sale grosses nearly $50 million. E-EDITION | DAILYTITAN.COM DailyTitan.com 2600 E. Nutwood Ave., Suite 660 Fullerton, CA 92831 Phone: +1-657-278-4411 Email: EditorInChief@DailyTitan.com AS A LEGAL ADULT, 18 YEAR OLDS DESERVE THE RIGHT TO DRINK As a legal adult, 18 year olds deserve the right to drink alcohol. If a person can decide to enlist in the armed forces and put their life on the line to protect the United States, then it should be OK for them to buy and drink alcohol as they please. The drinking age should not be 21 and there should not be exceptions to these rules. INSTAGRAM FOR KIDS IS A TOXIC PLAYGROUND Instagram for kids is a toxic playground. Less than two weeks ago, Facebook announced that it is considering launching a new version of Instagram specifically catered to children under the age of 13. Instagram, which has recently expanded its simple photo-sharing format with “going-live” features and a shop function, currently does not ASIAN PEOPLE ARE MISREPRESENTED IN THE MEDIA Asian people are misrepresented in the media. There are currently 7.7 billion people in the world, and of those 7.7 billion, Asian people make up approximately 60% of the population. Even though Asians make up the majority of the world population, they are not accurately represented in the media, and that needs to change. FULLERTON APPROVES UPDATE ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING PLAN The plan is an effort to offer affordable housing to families in need, as well as addressing unhoused individuals’ needs. According to the report, the progress that the city has made on housing production must be presented in a public meeting to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research as well as the State Department of Housing and Community Development by April 1. A PHOTOGRAPHER'S ADVENTURES THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA STARDOM A photographer's adventures through social media stardom. Garcia's friendship with Youtube influencers has allowed him to practice his photography skills. (Danny Garcia) For Daniel Garcia, a first year pre-business major at Cal State Fullerton, photography is much more than a hobby. His passion for capturing moments on film shines through

his

COMPANIES NEED TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR PLASTIC Companies need to be held responsible for plastic pollution. California loves to pride itself on being a leader of environmental consciousness but if this state desires to continue to boast this title, it must drastically change the way it perceives and handles waste. Even with seemingly progressive legislation deterring the usage

of plastic

TATTOOS ARE A WASTE OF TIME, MONEY AND FUTURE REGRET Tattoos are a waste of time, money and future regret. That is the age old question for young people today. If someone was an exceptionally rebellious child, he might’ve contemplated the concept in his late teens. Hopefully, though, they didn’t go through FREEBIRDS WORLD BURRITO HITS THE OC Freebirds world burrito hits the OC. Freebirds World Burrito’s Super Monster weighs about the same as a newborn baby. Measuring in at around seven to nine pounds and large enough to feed two people, this massive burrito is no joke. Freebirds World Burrito, home to the Super Monster, is opening a new location in Huntington Beach Tuesday.

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Column: Maintaining friendships after graduation. Businesses prepare for graduation season. Local business repurposes excess clothing. Future of fall campus jobs remains uncertain. Virtual years raise networking concerns for graduates. Correction: Irvine campus sale grosses nearly $50 million. E-EDITION | DAILYTITAN.COM DailyTitan.com 2600 E. Nutwood Ave., Suite 660 Fullerton, CA 92831 Phone: +1-657-278-4411 Email: EditorInChief@DailyTitan.com AS A LEGAL ADULT, 18 YEAR OLDS DESERVE THE RIGHT TO DRINK As a legal adult, 18 year olds deserve the right to drink alcohol. If a person can decide to enlist in the armed forces and put their life on the line to protect the United States, then it should be OK for them to buy and drink alcohol as they please. The drinking age should not be 21 and there should not be exceptions to these rules. INSTAGRAM FOR KIDS IS A TOXIC PLAYGROUND Instagram for kids is a toxic playground. Less than two weeks ago, Facebook announced that it is considering launching a new version of Instagram specifically catered to children under the age of 13. Instagram, which has recently expanded its simple photo-sharing format with “going-live” features and a shop function, currently does not ASIAN PEOPLE ARE MISREPRESENTED IN THE MEDIA Asian people are misrepresented in the media. There are currently 7.7 billion people in the world, and of those 7.7 billion, Asian people make up approximately 60% of the population. Even though Asians make up the majority of the world population, they are not accurately represented in the media, and that needs to change. FULLERTON APPROVES UPDATE ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING PLAN The plan is an effort to offer affordable housing to families in need, as well as addressing unhoused individuals’ needs. According to the report, the progress that the city has made on housing production must be presented in a public meeting to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research as well as the State Department of Housing and Community Development by April 1. A PHOTOGRAPHER'S ADVENTURES THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA STARDOM A photographer's adventures through social media stardom. Garcia's friendship with Youtube influencers has allowed him to practice his photography skills. (Danny Garcia) For Daniel Garcia, a first year pre-business major at Cal State Fullerton, photography is much more than a hobby. His passion for capturing moments on film shines through

his

COMPANIES NEED TO BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR PLASTIC Companies need to be held responsible for plastic pollution. California loves to pride itself on being a leader of environmental consciousness but if this state desires to continue to boast this title, it must drastically change the way it perceives and handles waste. Even with seemingly progressive legislation deterring the usage

of plastic

TATTOOS ARE A WASTE OF TIME, MONEY AND FUTURE REGRET Tattoos are a waste of time, money and future regret. That is the age old question for young people today. If someone was an exceptionally rebellious child, he might’ve contemplated the concept in his late teens. Hopefully, though, they didn’t go through FREEBIRDS WORLD BURRITO HITS THE OC Freebirds world burrito hits the OC. Freebirds World Burrito’s Super Monster weighs about the same as a newborn baby. Measuring in at around seven to nine pounds and large enough to feed two people, this massive burrito is no joke. Freebirds World Burrito, home to the Super Monster, is opening a new location in Huntington Beach Tuesday. E-EDITION | DAILYTITAN.COM DailyTitan.com 2600 E. Nutwood Ave., Suite 660 Fullerton, CA 92831 Phone: +1-657-278-4411 Email: EditorInChief@DailyTitan.com SPORTS | DAILYTITAN.COM Softball loses Big West title to Long Beach State. By Hugo Rios. May 16, 2021. Cal State Fullerton’s softball team failed to defend the crown, as they dropped the final three games of the season to Long Beach State this weekend. With the three-game sweep, Long Beach claims their ninth Big West Conference Championship and first since 2014. ARRAIGNMENT FOR CHRIS VO DELAYED UNTIL MAY 21 Save. The arraignment for Chris Chuyen Vo, a former Cal State Fullerton employee, was rescheduled to May 21. Vo’s is charged on counts of personally using a deadly weapon and special circumstance in murder by means of lying in wait. Judge Sheila Hanson presided over the court at the Santa Ana Central Justice Center. CALIFORNIA COULD FULLY REOPEN ON JUNE 15 Save. Governor Gavin Newsom announced during a press conference on Tuesday that he plans to completely reopen California’s economy on June 15 — moving away from the current four-tier system in place. “With more than 20 million vaccines administered across the state, it is time to turn the page on our tier system and begin looking to

fully

FANS' OBSESSION CAN DAMAGE CELEBRITIES’ RELATIONSHIPS Fans' obsession can damage celebrities’ relationships. Constantly showcased in magazines, newspapers and television, celebrities are inevitably idolized by the general public and play a large role in American culture. Nonetheless, some fans have a tendency to take things too far, hurting not only themselves but the celebrities they

worship.

PROSECUTORS ACCUSE CHRIS VO OF MURDER TO AVOID DETECTION Prosecutors alleged that the Chris Chuyen Vo, a former Cal State Fullerton employee, committed murder to avoid being discovered for embezzlement, at his preliminary hearing on Thursday at the Superior Court of California County of Orange in Santa Ana. “There’s no other motive,” said Whitney Bokosky, a senior deputy district

attorney.

BASEBALL LOSES FINALE BUT WINS SERIES AGAINST CAL BAPTIST Baseball loses finale but wins series against Cal Baptist. Cole Urman went 7-13 in Cal State Fullerton's three-game homestand last weekend against Cal Baptist. (Andre Gomez / Daily Titan) Cal State Fullerton baseball faced off against California Baptist University, and secured the victory in the first two games of the series before falling FULLERTON CITY COUNCIL ELECTS BRUCE WHITAKER AS MAYOR The Fullerton City Council elected Bruce Whitaker as the new mayor Tuesday night, taking Jennifer Fitzgerald’s position as she leaves after eight years on the council. After a farewell for Fitzgerald and Mayor Pro Tem Jan Flory, the council welcomed Fred Jung, representing the city’s 1st District, and Nick Dunlap, representing the city’s LITTLE PROFESSOR BOOK CENTER CLOSES AFTER 20 YEARS OF Save. After over 20 years of serving the city of Fullerton and Cal State Fullerton students, the family-owned Little Professor Book Center will be closing its doors this month. The last day to purchase books was Sept. 18. The store not only sold books to CSUF students, but employed them as well. BAR RESCUE: WITH GOOD PROFITS COMES BAD PUBLICITY Bar Rescue: with good profits comes bad publicity. Spike TV is known for its shows on tattoos, wrestling and dying. One show is Bar Rescue, and it’s hosted by Jon Taffer and his wife, Nicole. The show goes to failing bars and attempts to help keep them alive by renovating the bar and teaching the owners and employees a few lessons.

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