With two tournaments left in the spring semester, the Cal State Fullerton Debate Team has made a name for itself in the debate community nationwide by embracing unorthodox performance-based debate styles and focusing on the issues of the oppressed. "We're known as the terrorists of debate," said Bryce Bridge, a sophomore psychology major on the team.

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Cal State Fullerton executive leaders, as well as Associated Students Inc. leaders, addressed the student body and fielded questions in a "Pizza With The Presidents" event hosted by ASI. The event, which took place yesterday in the quad, also offered free pizza and refreshments for those who attended.

The National Debate Tournament, the final showdown of the 2007-2008 debate season and considered the most prestigious tournament, will be held at Cal State Fullerton March 28 - 31 with two CSUF student finalists debating in the competition. Luis Magallon, a senior philosophy major, and Caitlin Gray, a sophomore double majoring in philosophy and business, qualified for the NDT and will represent CSUF's Debate Team in the tournament.

With many women joining today's job market, Muslim public speaker and educator Maria Khani said there is one position that shouldn't be replaced: being a mother. She said the Muslim culture encourages women to stay home and cook, clean and care for their children, rather than find a job, to keep the fabric of family intact.

A welcome home rally for the CSUF basketball team held outside the Becker Amphitheater quickly turned into a budget cut protest Tuesday, with protestors marching around campus and shouting, "No more budget cuts." Members of the CSUF basketball team, who for the first time in 30 years made it to the NCAA tournament, were introduced on the amphitheater terrace to loud applause.