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Holiday haters freeze seasonal spirit
As the holidays approach, streets fill with twinkling lights and holiday cheer, but what about those who prefer to sit the holiday season out? Not participating in the holidays for the sake of nonconformity is a flimsy reason to boycott the tradition. Those who dislike the holidays for its popularity and overjoyous atmosphere are missing out. For some people, the edginess of hating Christmas is appealing. However, holiday season hate is not something worth relishing.
Make your holidays memorable with these sustainable tips
With the holidays around the corner, it's important to be mindful of the waste caused by decorations, gift-giving and dinner parties. Although seemingly harmless, the holidays produce lots of excessive waste. With so many gifts to buy and parties to plan, it can be easy to forget about your carbon footprint. However, being mindful doesn’t mean missing out on the festivities. Here are alternatives to make the holiday season more eco-friendly.
Six movies to prepare you for cozy season
Fall calls for bringing out the chunky blankets, grabbing your favorite seasonal drink and settling in to watch your favorite movies. Some of us may be stuck in a slump about which movies to binge on those gloomy days. These six fall movies may not be your typical go-to’s, but rest assured, these films will be enough to keep you warm. “Little Women” (1994) By now, most have heard of the 2019 rendition of “Little Women” starring Saoirse Ronan and Timothee Chalamet.
Arboretum seasonal harvest promotes food security at CSUF
The Fullerton Arboretum held its seasonal harvest last Thursday morning, where students and volunteers harvested fruits to give to the student community. Amy Bulone, the grounds horticulturist, said the arboretum picks fruit every Thursday morning, but only one or two people are available to pick fruit. She said it was great there was such a large group of people to help at the event. Bulone said the harvested fruit is sold at the arboretum’s stands Thursday through Sunday.
Arboretum harvest promotes food security at CSUF
The Fullerton Arboretum held its seasonal harvest last Thursday morning, where students and volunteers harvested fruits to give to the student community. Amy Bulone, the grounds horticulturist, said the arboretum picks fruit every Thursday morning, but only one or two people are available to pick fruit. She said it was great there was such a large group of people to help at the event. Bulone said the harvested fruit is sold at the arboretum’s stands Thursday through Sunday.
Swifties show up and show out for listening party
Over 150 Taylor Swift fans lined up outside the Titan Student Union, awaiting entry to an unforgettable night that welcomed the pop star’s new album. Associated Students celebrated the release of Taylor Swift’s album “Midnights” by hosting a listening party for all students Thursday at the TSU.
Titans draw versus UC Davis, remain tied 2nd in Big West
In a pivotal conference matchup, Cal State Fullerton men’s soccer ended with a tie, 0-0, against the UC Davis Aggies on Saturday afternoon at Aggie Soccer Field. CSUF are now 8-4-4 overall and 3-1-2 in conference play; they are tied with the Aggies second place in the Big West standings. CSUF’s goalkeeper Tetsuya Kadono recorded his fifth shutout of the season with three saves, increasing his season total to 52 saves. The Titans racked up 12 shot attempts while UC Davis attempted eight shots.
Danny Trejo rises above addiction and stereotypes
Danny Trejo, actor, business owner and philanthropist, visited campus last Thursday to discuss his experiences with representation within the film industry, prison, and the power of helping others. The event was part of Cal State Fullerton’s Associated Students “Beyond the Conversation” series, which invites notable figures to visit campus and discuss issues surrounding diversity and inclusion.
Asian American Resource Center welcomes students of all backgrounds
From live musical performances to spoken word poetry, food and club turnout, the Asian Pacific American Resource Center, also known as the APARC, brought the student community closer through their welcome back event. The welcome back event, APISAA Take-Off, took place Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Becker Amphitheater to give exposure to Asian, Pacific Islander and South Asian student groups. Several clubs joined the event to kick off the semester and introduce students to the community.
Six tips for renting your first apartment
Renting an apartment can be difficult, especially if it’s your first time. It can be tough not knowing what to look out for and where to start. Here are a few tips to help make your first time living in your own apartment go smoothly. Insurance Renters insurance is an unknown topic for most first-timers. The idea of insurance for your apartment might sound unnecessary, but it is a good system to set up for any scenario.
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