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USED W ITH PE R MISSION F OM ALLEN THE ENY Panel Holds First Meeting The Civic Leadership Fund’s newest chapter members include past and present A.S. councilmemebers.

BY andrew huang senior staff Writer Muir College junior transfer student Allen Theweny is a JUST A DREAM The Civic Leadership Fund’s mayoral candidate for the Idenity Projects Co. hosted a music event entitled “The Dream Festival” in the Matthews Quad on May 23. Various artists, including new UCSD chapter, a division of the city of El Cajon. He shares his Daniel Rhuffles Rhee, took the stage throughout the evening. Photo by Yasmeen Elsawaf/Guardian. national nonprofit organization, hosted inspiration behind running for its first leadership panel on Tuesday, May 27, in Price Center Theater. The office and his plans to change panel included five total incoming and El Cajon as mayor. Uc System outgoing members of A.S. Council who hope to foster civic engagement FEATURES, PAGE 7 and interdisciplinary discussions. The cofounders of CLF UCSD UC Reaches Agreement invited former Associate Vice- our endorsements President of Enterprise Operations Irene Chang, Associate Vice-President 2014 Primaries voting guide of Environmental and Social Justice Opinion, Page 4 with Postdoctoral Union Sierra Donaldson, Vice President of contributing writer Finance and Resources Igor Geyn, BY brian iniguez former Sixth College Senator Allison and the winners are.. Bagnol and former Campuswide he University of California and the According to Sweeney, some of the people being athletic awards of the year Senator Jehoan Espinoza to speak at postdoctoral union, United Auto Workers paid back are no longer in their postdoc positions. the panel. The organization’s Executive sPORTS, Page 12 Local 5810 reached a settlement on May He said that there are effectively 121 people sharing Director Anuj Kommareddy asked the 28T after two years of negotiations regarding the the $140,000. panel questions that focused on A.S. University’s alleged overcharging or altogether Normally, UC health benefits for postdocs Council’s finances and communication. exclusion of post doctorates’ (or postdocs) health are contracted at $10 to $50 per month for Kommareddy began by pointing FORECAST benefits guaranteed in their union contract. health coverage. After the union filed grievances out the various budget difficulties The settlement included $140,000 in against the management last year, it was made that the previous and current Council retroactive compensation to those affected by the apparent that the contract was broken by the encountered — including the large mismanagement and preventative stipulations. It Uuniversity. One of the grievances, according to mandate reserve withdrawal to fund cultural, graduation-related events also guaranteed that union members will be Sweeney, detailed the UC system telling a group — and asked what reevaluations or given up-to-the-minute information about their of postdocs they had to pay the UC’s share of Monday TUESDAY changes were made to prevent any H 73 L 62 H 74 L 62 plans. The settlement accounts for union alumni the health plan, at times up to $1,300 a month. future crises in the coming year. as well. The union — made up predominantly of recent Geyn explained that the Council “We’ve been discussing settlements for over immigrants with work visas and employed at would pay particular attention to a year,” Local 5810 President Neal Sweeney, the university labs, earning an average salary of student organization funding, which representative of over 6,000 union workers, said. $46,000 in 2012 — began a petition in February currently receives one of the largest WEDNESDaY THURSDAY “Working together, we presented a strong argument 2013 to provide equal access and fair payment allocations from the A.S. budget. H 74 L 61 H 72 L 62 to the University and were able to demand fairness.” plans to all of its members. “We’re looking at the existing policies and looking at ways we can be more transparent,” Geyn said. See Settlement, page 3 “Obviously only some of us are in A.S. Council, but almost all of us here at VERBATIM UCSD are in some kind of student org, campus so we want to make sure that students The have the ability to put on events and dishonesty programs, as well as looking at ways within the to boost our enterprises and services.” current VA Proposed Rules Would Set New Curfew Donaldson added how pivotal “ it was for A.S. Council to have system is completely Non-affiliates would be barred between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. under new guidelines. recognized that overspending was a disgraceful real issue, thus leading to discussions and does not show the BY gabriella fleischman about possible long-term solutions. proper respect for veterans news editor Geyn acknowledged the difficulty in and their sacrifices.” prioritizing certain programs over others, but said that gaining input from - Nico Hemsley The Office of the Vice Chancellor students was an important first step. JUSTICE IS SERVED of Resource Management and He further noted that college councils opinion, PAGE 4 Planning proposed to implement the were a great, alternative source of UC Regent’s Policy on Non-Affiliate student organization funding. Access at UCSD, which would limit Kommareddy later asked about the rights and access of non-university the panel’s view on past A.S. Council affiliates while on campus. relations with college councils, as well INSIDE The policy defines non-affiliates as ways to better facilitate cooperation as “any person who is not any of the between them. Average Cat...... 2 following: a student, officer, official Espinoza said that communication volunteer, employee, regent or emeri- Geisel Library at night. New restrictions on non-affiliates could keep Geisel and other buildings open only Lights and Sirens...... 3 to students and staff during certain times of the day. Photo by Kyle Szeto/Guardian. was not always adequate, especially tus of the University of California or a due to tensions arising from last year’s Kirsten Koa...... 6 member of a household authorized to budget constraints. He suggested that Crossword...... 10 reside in university property.” to “university-housing residents or authorization from the designated A.S. Council and college councils The policy includes a curfew their invited guests, invited guests of university official or those on legiti- collaborate on campuswide projects Sports...... 12 for non-affiliates from 12 a.m. to university faculty, emeritus or staff, 6 a.m. but this rule does not apply persons possessing valid, written See Policy, page 3 See panel, page 3 2 The UCSD GUARDIAN | MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2014 | www.ucsdguardian.org NEWS average cat By Christina Carlson

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Editorial Assistants Tina Butoiu, Teddi Faller, Rosina Garcia, Charu Mehra, Fewer Bladder Problems for the Active, AUA Study Says Shelby Newallis, Meryl Press, Waverly Tseng, Jonah Yonker Business Manager UCSD Clinical Instructor for the Society of Urological Oncology Fellow Michael Liss worked on a six-year study whose Emily Ku Advertising Director findings show that increased levels of phyiscal activity lessen the chance of contracting or dying from bladder cancer. Audrey Sechrest Advertising Design to 2004 on 222,163 individuals. aided in the examination of 9,220 Females were also less likely to have Alfredo H. Vilano, Jr. BY meryl press A.S. Graphic Studio Staff Wrter Participants were asked questions Medicare A and B beneficiaries to an in-depth assessment in the form about their health, such as whether determine the relationship between of a workup. A complete workup of The UCSD Guardian is published Mondays and Thursdays during the academic year by UCSD students they “did no exercise” versus “light, gender, race and the completeness a patient’s blood by a physician can and for the UCSD community. Reproduction of this newspaper in any form, whether in whole or in part, According to two new studies moderate or vigorous exercises.” of hematuria evaluation. identify if certain red blood cells without permission is strictly prohibited. © 2014, all rights reserved. The UCSD Guardian is not responsible conducted by the American Individuals who reported “any These studies found that women exist within the urine. for the return of unsolicited manuscripts or art. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent Urological Association, physical physical activity” were 53 percent are less likely to undergo a hematuria Inadequate hematuria evaluations the opinions of the UCSD Guardian, the University of California or Associated Students. The UCSD Guardian is activity may be associated with a less likely to die of general bladder evaluation, which may lead to worse might be a contributing factor to a funded by advertising. Oh my God! It’s like we’re in love! decreased risk in bladder cancer cancer than those who do not outcomes for women who would worse outcome for females diagnosed General Editorial: mortality and how women may be exercise. Former smokers were three be later diagnosed with cancerous with bladder cancer. [email protected] News: [email protected] subject to worse outcomes from times as likely to die of bladder tumors in the bladder. Hematuria is “Our data demonstrates that Opinion: [email protected] cancer, and current smokers were the presence of blood in the urine and female Medicare beneficiaries are Sports: [email protected] bladder cancer. These findings were Features: [email protected] presented at the annual meeting over four times as likely as well. is the most common sign of bladder less likely to undergo a hematuria Lifestyle: [email protected] A&E: [email protected] of the American Urological The researchers identified 83 cancer. A hematuria evaluation evaluation,” Bassett and other Photo: [email protected] Design: [email protected] Association, held in Orlando, bladder cancer-specific deaths and entails a full physical examination of colleagues said in the evaluation of Art: [email protected] Florida from May 16 to 21. found that bladder cancer mortality the patient that includes laboratory the data. “[Females] may therefore Advertising: 858-534-3467 The National Health Information was not associated with being and imaging studies. be less likely to receive a definitive [email protected] Survey, with the aid of UCSD’s overweight or obesity compared Conducted in a multivariable urologic diagnosis, even when one Fax: 858-534-7035 clinical instructor for the Society of with normal weight. analysis, the results reported that is present.” Urological Oncology Fellow Michael From the Vanderbilt University females are less likely than males to readers can contact Liss, conducted the experiment by in Nashville, Tennessee, Dr. Jeffrey be seen by an urologist and undergo meryl press [email protected] gathering information from 1998 Bassett and other colleagues diagnostic procedures or imaging.

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▶ Coalition of Scholars Calls for of Imperial Valley College to the Worldwide Endorsement of Data Chancellor’s Associates Scholars Citation Principles program at a reception held on May Student Survival Guide A global coalition of professors, 24. researchers and other scholars, The Chancellor’s Associates Coming Fall Quarter including UCSD affiliates, endorsed Scholars program aims to provide the proposed “The Joint Declaration scholarships to members of historically of Data Citation Principles.” The Data underserved and disadvantaged Citation Synthesis Group, which communities by giving them access to Reserve your ad space today at wrote the proposal, aims to create college educations. Each recipient will an overarching guideline for citing receive $10,000 annually to cover fees [email protected] digital data for scholarly research. for supplies and transportation, as well The Data Citation Synthesis as living expenses. Group is comprised of 40 Scholarship recipients were individuals representing more than required to be eligible under 25 organizations worldwide. UCSD the University’s Blue and Gold neuroscience professor Maryann Opportunity Plan. The Blue and DAILY SPECIALS! SAVE UP TO 50% OFF ALL WEEK! Martone is the group’s Executive Gold Opportunity Plan also helps Director and principal investigator. undergraduate students by covering “Scholars don’t just produce costs for tuition and fees for families written text, they produce software that make an annual income of less code, workflows, data and than $80,000. databases,” Martone said. “These According to a UCSD News things are all scholarship themselves Center article, the program began but there’s not currently a consistent in Fall 2013 and was only open to way of citing them in academic students from Gompers Preparatory WEEK literature.” Academy, Lincoln High School and Force 11, a UCSD division of the The Preuss School. UCSD provided Qualcomm Institute — a California an annual $10,000 scholarship for Institute for telecommunications four years to 45 individuals. High and Information Technology — was school graduates were also required SSPRINGAL 2 E0 1 4 one of the groups that endorsed the to have eligibility under the Blue proposal. and Gold Opportunity Plan as well as an acceptance to UCSD. ▶ Chancellor Expands Educational The program will be open to Opportunities Available to transfer students from San Diego Students in Imperial Valley City College, Southwestern College UCSD Chancellor Pradeep and Imperial Valley College starting MON - FR I, LIBRARY WALK, 10am-3pm • SHOP ONLINE at to.ucsd.edu K. Khosla announced the addition Fall 2014. NEWS The UCSD GUARDIAN | MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2014 | www.ucsdguardian.org 3

Lights and Sirens is compiled from the New Organization Plans to Hold Youth Leadership Conference Police Crime Log at police.ucsd.edu. Lights & Sirens ▶ panel, from page 1 in terms of what it wants … Some told the UCSD Guardian that the of them are really helpful and really Leadership Panel was a success. They to restore relations and interactions. beneficial, but they can put their foot thought it was effective to focus on a Thursday, May 22 Monday, May 26 Chang said she thought that the high down in some aspects.” large governing body like ASUCSD, 11:13 a.m.: Accident 1:36 a.m.: Medical Aid turnover rate of all councilmembers Continuing with views on student including its flaws and possible A bicyclist crashed into an unknown A subject suffered from a panic/ made it difficult to transfer knowledge body relations, Donaldson said that solutions, to promote greater student object near Bonner Hall. Transported asthma attack in the Village East. and perspectives, which hampered although Council has been reaching out involvement. CLF UCSD hopes to to hospital. Evaluated by medics; transported to relations between councils. Bagnol to a more diverse constituency, there hold regular, publicized panels with 4:41 p.m.: Medical Aid hospital. added that the associate vice-president is still a large portion of the student other student speakers in the future, A subject complained of back pain 3:23 p.m.: Injury of college affairs would need to step population that is not actively involved including an annual discussion and nausea in Frankfurter Hall. A subject suffered a possible broken up and make sure all seven governing or aware of its operations. Geyn and between outgoing and incoming A.S. Transported to hospital. ankle after a skateboard fall in Lot bodies were on the same page. Bagnol added how fundamental it Council officials. 11:59 p.m.: Citizen Flagdown 309. Transported to hospital. As for relations with administrators, is for A.S. representatives to remain Publicized panels are only one of Concerned parents were unable to most of the panel agreed that they had involved and informative with several long-term projects, the largest locate a student after a campus dinner Tuesday, May 27 multiple avenues of contact due to students, especially with transportation of which will be a Youth Leadership event. Parents contacted by student. 6:05 a.m.: Citizen Contact their student government positions, and other relevant issues. Conference held in October that plans The reporting party was given including sitting on campuswide Kommareddy closed the discussion to hold seminars presented by various Friday, May 23 packages in trash bags and was asked committees. Unlike the other members, by asking the panel’s experience guest organizations, like Launch 8:54 a.m.: Suspicious Person to deliver them near Argo Hall. Field however, Chang held more negative working alongside organizations Progress. The CLF UCSD’s hope is that A subject stole a water bottle and interview administered. views on her committee interactions. outside UCSD. The speakers this will give young people a yearly sandals worth $55 altogether from the 5:10 p.m.: Injury “Certainly, there are committees unanimously said it is important to “avenue to form new relationships and bookstore. Report taken. A subject suffered a possible sprained and commissions for everything you expand outside of the UCSD “bubble” come up with exciting new ideas” to 5:57 a.m.: Stalking or dislocated ankle while walking can possibly think of, but it’s hard and to become civically involved with directly affect the San Diego area. A subject reportedly entered a near Geisel Library. Transported to to follow up and follow through,” specific San Diego community issues. readers can contact Kathmandu apartment and bedroom hospital. she said. “At the end of the day, the After the event, Kommareddy andrew huang [email protected] without permission. Report taken. 10:48 p.m.: Fire administration has its own choice and his fellow CLF UCSD cofounders 10:05 p.m.: Alcohol Contact A dishwasher heating element caught A large party with possible underage fire but was extinguished before the drinking took place in Tioga Hall. fire department arrived. Report taken. Closed by 13 citations for underage If Enacted, the New Rules Would Limit Animals, Alcohol Use drinking; one subject transported to Wednesday, May 28 hospital. 2:51 p.m.: Injury ▶ policy, from page 1 Other mandates of the policy leash or under the hand control of a A subject fell off a skateboard near include guidelines on non-affiliate responsible person at all times.” Saturday, May 24 the Marshall Apartments and suffered mate, university-related business or usage of alcohol, fire, nudity, gath- Those wishing to comment on 9:01 a.m.: Suspicious Person a dislocated arm. Transported to attending a specific university-spon- erings and demonstrations, on- the proposal may submit written A subject was walking around and hospital. sored event.” It also does not apply to campus camping, storage of per- responses to Director of Policy looking at bikes and backs of vehicles 5:30 p.m.: Alcohol Contact “people proceeding directly across a sonal belongings and solicitation. and Records Administration Paula near the South Mesa Apartments. Alcohol and a beer pong table were roadway or path that has been des- The policy also includes stipulations Johnson before June 30. Gone on arrival. found in a Tuolumne Apartment suite ignated by the designated university against non-affiliates bringing ani- readers can contact 4:19 p.m.: Suspicious Person with intoxicated residents yelling official as open to the public during mals to campus; it states that unau- gabriella fleischman [email protected] A subject was running in the street out obscenities and throwing empty curfew hours.” thorized animals must “remain on a with swinging arms and appeared beer cans from a balcony. Referred to to be talking to self. Transported to student conduct. hospital. 6:02 p.m.: Medical Aid Thursday, May 29 Union President: Settlement Ensures Equality for All Workers A subject fainted, suffered a head 3:57 p.m.: Disturbance ▶ Settlement, from page 1 Sweeney also said that the recent At press time, the UC Office of the injury and had a seizure in Blake Hall. A male subject was standing at a settlement has shown the union’s President had not issued a statement Transported to hospital. Gilman Drive bus stop and yelling “The University has been doing perseverance has guaranteed “equal regarding the settlement or the obscenities. Field interview conducted. this practice where they’re treating benefits for everyone at affordable rates allegations against the University. Sunday, May 25 2:30 a.m.: Disturbance different people differently based on and they won’t be treated differently what kind of funding source you have,” based on what kind of funding they readers can contact A group of people was playing soccer — Andrew Huang brian iniguez [email protected] in front of Harlan Hall. Will cooperate. Senior Staff Writer Sweeney said. have for their research.”

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CONTACT THE EDITOR KELVIN NORONHA OPINION [email protected] The State Primary Elections Endorsements of Veteran On June 3rd, voters will elect the next round of state leadership for the next four years. The Guardian has assembled a list of the candidates for California positions who can best serve our interests as students. Care Is a Disgrace

JUSTICE IS SERVED Jerry Brown, Governor NICO HEMSLEY [email protected]

State of California eterans Affairs Deputy Inspector General Richard As Edmund “Jerry” Brown runs for his unprecedented fourth term in the Griffin released a preliminary governor’s office, we don’t see any reason not to keep him in Sacramento. Vreport in the wake of Memorial Day During his current term, Brown has been a champion for University of that confirmed allegations of miscon- California education, providing the system with more money than the previ- duct at VA hospitals. According to the ous administration had. Under Brown’s watch, California’s higher education report, hospital staff covered up long now receives more funding than prisons do, tuition has been stable for nearly wait times and cooked the books at four years at UC campuses and the governor’s pet, Proposition 30, prevented the expense of their patients in order millions of cuts to the UC system that would have spiked tuition by nearly to excel in performance reviews. $2,500. Employees were instructed to enter Brown’s biggest challengers are right-wing Tea Party ally Tim Donnelly and false patient data and were reportedly former bank-bailout chief Neel Kashkari. Both are running on platforms that threatened if they didn’t alter data to appear to drain funding away from critical services for the state. Donnelly has favor their supervisors. Patients were radicalized views on immigration reform, and Kashkari hasn’t proven himself booked at non-existent clinics or put an effective leader as Brown has. With either of these Republican challengers on unofficial waiting lists to improve at the helm, the UC system, and the state, would be worse off. clinic availability data, putting vet- Brown’s frugality and plans for expanding California’s rainy-day fund protocol erans with serious conditions at risk are the responsible policies we need for 2015 and beyond. The UCSD Guardian and reportedly causing deaths because fully endorses the governor’s re-election campaign and looks forward to the posi- patients were not seen in time. The PHOTO FROM THE GOVERNORS’ OFFICE tive changes Brown can bring for the UC system into his next term. dishonesty within the current VA system is completely disgraceful and does not show the proper respect for veterans and their sacrifices. Griffin reports that the problem is systemic throughout the VA health Gavin Newsom, Lt. Governor care system. In Phoenix, veterans were forced to wait an average of 115 days State of California before their first medical appoint- ment, which is five times longer than Gavin Newsom is a tested and true champion for California. As the incum- what was reported by the hospital. bent lieutenant governor, Newsom has worked to improve healthcare, expand Furthermore, 1,700 veterans waiting access to higher education and create jobs throughout the state. Though the for medical care never appeared on position isn’t typically an influential one (it mainly exists to provide a clear suc- any official waiting list and may never cession plan for the departure of a sitting governor), Newsom still finds ways to have received treatment. have a meaningful impact on the state — whether as an advocate for a fiscally There are two reasons for the poor responsible UC system or as a leader for marriage equality. quality of service: a shortage of prima- The incumbent has promising re-election prospects as his experience and ry-care physicians and the high num- leadership potential that seem to far outpace that of his opponents. Facing a ber of veterans and service members field of underqualified challengers, Newsom will likely take the Guardian’s sup- from Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan. port into another four years in Sacramento. Where he ends up in the years that According to VA department statis- follow remains to be seen. Regardless of his final political destination, Newsom tics, in the last three years primary- is a fighter for a stronger California and has firm ownership of the Guardian care appointments have soared by endorsement. PHOTO FROM WIKIMEDIA COMMONS 50 percent while the number of primary-care doctors has grown by only 9 percent. Each of those doc- tors treats 60 percent more patients than they should be responsible for, said J. David Cox Sr., president of the Toni Atkins, State Assembly American Federation of Government Employees. This is because the 78th State Assembly District PHOTO FROM WIKIMEDIA COMMONS department is spending too much money hiring administrators and not Incumbent Toni Atkins represents a number of firsts for the California legislature. She’s the first enough on doctors and nurses. Cox Speaker of the House to represent San Diego (and thus, the 78th district that includes UCSD). She’s also mentions a culture of fear at VA only the third woman to hold the job and the first openly gay woman to lead the assembly. Atkins hospitals that prevents whistleblowers has our district’s best interests at heart and now has the opportunity to employ her leadership skills from reporting dishonest actions. to make great legislation for the 78th. The current state of VA hospitals As speaker of the Democratic-controlled assembly, Atkins controls votes and passage of legisla- warrants nationwide changes, which tion — a power that has been, until now, reserved for leaders from upstate. As the face of the assem- are difficult to implement because bly, Atkins gives a newfound attention to America’s Finest City on a statewide level. A proponent of the lack of a standardized orga- of veterans’ services, job creation for San Diego and, of course, education, we hope that Atkins can nization among medical centers. continue her work beyond November’s election. Traditionally, VA hospitals have fol- lowed the motto: “All health care is local,” but this results in confusion over the local implementation of actions required by national direc- tives, such as the tracking and trend- Scott Peters, Congress ing of patient complaints. Moving forward, a key political question is whether the VA system 52nd U.S. Congressional District should expand or move toward privatization to cope with physician When the Guardian sat down with Peters in shortages and crippling wait times November, we were impressed to see the ambitious compounded by several thousands number of projects the freshman Democratic congress- of service members’ return from Iraq man was working on. More impressive, however, is the and Afghanistan. While some believe frequency with which Peters travels to the UCSD campus that veterans should be sent to pri- to meet with students. Peters has time and time again vate physicians if they wait for more indicated that he is dedicated to improving our educa- than 30 days for care, others want to tion and has the track record to prove it. increase funding, create new VA facil- While the 52nd district election will probably draw ities and draw more physicians to VA Peters and Republican former city councilman Carl DeMaio hospitals by offering loan forgiveness into a November runoff, Peters is the better of the two for programs to medical students. the UCSD community. We rest easy knowing that UCSD Regardless of specific reform, we students are represented by Scott Peters, a La Jolla resident are all hoping that policymakers can and a former advisor to the UCSD Chancellor’s Community unite around caring for our veterans PHOTO FROM SCOTT PETERS CAMPAIGN Advisory Board, who shows that students come first. and that these events will draw atten- tion to the crisis of primary care throughout our healthcare system. 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SOLVE FOR X By Philip Jia LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Secondly, we should change our University Must Fight school buses to be more eco-friend- Against Climate Change ly. The shuttle buses that loop our school are a bit old and are diesel- Dear Editor, powered buses. Today, concerns about global To make the air cleaner and warming have spiked. We have been clearer, we need to change our affected by high or capricious tem- buses to natural gas-powered or perature change in San Diego. How electric-powered to sustain our can we reduce some causes of global clean environment. Also, increas- warming? ing the price of parking permits is This is a serious matter. Some of a way to reduce single-occupancy the areas around the world are hav- vehicles to school. ing imminent threats from global As the number of single-occu- warming, such as rising sea levels, pancy vehicles rises, the greenhouse extreme changes of weather or fre- emissions spike as well. The school quent wild fires. However, we can should promote car pools and mass reduce greenhouse gas emissions transportation system. that cause global warming. Most of Other UC universities like San Diego’s greenhouse gas emis- Irvine earned accolades for its sion comes from transportation. eco-friendly measures. UC Irvine Our school has a high propor- promoted green initiatives through tion of student commuters, and student groups that promote envi- many students live off-campus. ronmentally friendly measures. Recently, I heard free bus stickers As a student of UCSD, I think our will require fees for next quarter. I school should also heavily pro- personally think the school should mote its pro-environment student cover free bus stickers for students. groups. If our student groups do The mass transportation around not have enough budget and power, the school is not great, but it is it will definitely lead to a lack of THE EUROPEAN UNION COURT RECENTLY RULED THAT GOOGLE MUST essential for those who live off- interest for the students. QUICK TAKES HEED THE COMPLAINTS OF CITIZENS WHO WANT TO REMOVE LINKS ABOUT campus. Providing free bus stickers THEMSELVES NOT RELEVANT TO CRIMINAL HISTORY. will definitely drop the greenhouse — San Kang gas emission from transportation UCSD Student Ruling Protects Citizens’ Overreaching Decision Access to Individuals’ Natural Rights to Privacy Could Compromise Public Internet Backgrounds Is a and Second Chances “Right to Know” Useful Safeguard In an age where everything will While the supporters of the The use of social media has live forever on the internet, some European court’s decisions praise the increasingly become a means of people are asking for their private “right to be forgotten,” the case sets a record keeping, essentially leaving history back. Privacy is an indi- precedent for unfounded censorship an indelible imprint of one’s own vidual liberty, and it is within every and irresponsible internet usage that actions. Society has become infatu- CONFERENCE WILL INCLUDE: person’s best interest to keep this should not spread to the United States. ated with the convenience and fun of 110 MEDICAL SCHOOLS 15 VETERINARY SCHOOLS right. If past, and often irrelevant, According to the Washington Post, communicating via Facebook or sat- 30 PHARMACY SCHOOLS 25 GRADUATE SCHOOLS information on the internet is not European citizens can now request the isfying one’s deepest, darkest conun- 30 DENTISTRY SCHOOLS 15 PA SCHOOLS removed, citizens can be disadvan- removal of personally relevant infor- drums via Google. However, many 25 NURSING SCHOOLS 10 PHYSICAL THERAPY PROG. taged and constantly judged for mation that they deem “inadequate, don’t realize the permanence of the 25 PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOLS 10 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROG. UCDPREHEALTH.ORG their outdated decisions. irrelevant or excessive.” However, the posts that they share. Although it Take the 2014 resignation of entire premise of the internet is that may compromise privacy, having WHY SHOULD I ATTEND? Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich, who it provides unfettered, global access access to one’s history of misconduct Meet over 1200 Admissions and Health Professionals Excellent Networking Opportunity was pressured to step down based to information that others post and or crime could provide useful pre- on his support for the Proposition share. Search engines, like Google, cautions for society. Over 300 Workshops Deans of Admission Panels and Q&A 8 ballot from 2008. How he voted operate with the goal of safeguarding As with several other search six years ago should not affect the general public’s “right to know.” engines, Google is permitted to Registration, Transportation, & Housing Packages from UCSD Available For Under $100 his job. When Eich was forced Although moderate regulation collect information about its users to resign this year, it was for the keeps the web safe and efficient, forc- upon their consent; individuals can wrong reasons. ing Google to cater to an individual’s also be searched on Google with The decision was not based on whim removes an unsettling amount any associations they have to social an ability to lead or on his mastery of power from the populace. If noth- media. Therefore, if someone posts Join us at the largest Pre-Medical & Pre-Health Conference in the Nation! of the field — relevant concerns ing else, we deserve to see important inappropriate comments online, his about a CEO — but rather an unre- details about someone’s past, like or her identity will remain associ- lated political stance. criminal records and business associa- ated with the comment as Google Eich is not alone here. In the tions. In addition, search engines now can easily scavenge and present it in case of Costeja Gonzalez, the man risk being bombarded with trivial a search result. In many cases, it is a who brought the court case against removal requests. service that could be well utilized by Google to the European Union, his Furthermore, Eric Tornoe, a com- prospective employers. According to sense of responsibility was being puter expert at the University of St. the New York Times, there were 57 judged based on his prior debts. Thomas, points out that most online accusations of sexual misconduct in Although Gonzalez had once been data is “nearly impossible to get rid New York City schools, and several in debt, he was able to recover of” and stays on the web indefinitely. of those accused were found to have from his experience and now lives Removing links from Google search been accountable for previous cases. debt free. Factoring old informa- results does not remedy this issue nor So long as these individuals appear tion about Gonzalez’s financial should it try to. Posting compromis- on the news for committing such capabilities mistakenly disregards ing information is both reckless and behavior, their names and past his current abilities for the sake of foolhardy, and people ultimately must transgressions are easily search- irrelevant decisions. remain accountable for their actions able on Google. Comprehensive Wanting to keep something both offline and online. internet results have the potential in the past should not be seen as Compelling Google to remove to prevent problems by giving censorship. Citizens are liable to be legitimate information from the employers more background on wrongly judged in the present for public domain has worrisome impli- their prospective hires. irrelevant actions from the past. cations that could limit freedom of Thus, access to this kind of infor- Factoring such information out of expression in the future. The court mation can help detect potential the equation is not only necessary decision might have been made with social hazards. Despite the privacy but beneficial to the public, and the good intentions, but it unfairly tasks implications, it’s better to avoid EU should be applauded for real- search engines with cleaning up after exposing other employees, students izing this. our own digital mistakes. and society in general to harm.

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CONTACT THE EDITOR SYDNEY RECK FEATURES [email protected] The Game of CODES Kirsten Koa, recipient of the Computer Science and Engineering Department’s 2014 Excellence Award, talks about the steps she took to reach where she is today as an engineer.

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arren College senior Kirsten MobilityWare on mobile game features and Koa’s childhood was filled with animations. Before landing her full-time posi- various Nintendo and com- tion at Google last November, Koa spent her puter games. A kid at heart, summer in Seattle working for Microsoft on Koa’s interests in gaming led technical projects. PHOTO USED WITH PERMISSION FROM KIRSTEN KOA Wher toward choosing computer science as The award marks Koa’s four-year long her major. After several journey in computer internships, a number science that all began of corgi gaming appli- with her first pro- Corgi Inspired Coding cations and four years gramming course at of hard work, Koa’s UCSD, CSE 8A with Koa worked with friends to develop two apps passions have resulted professor Rick Ord. in a full-time starting She recounts that featuring corgis in the past four years, draw- position at Google and jumping into com- ing inspiration from her own dog, Ventus. department recognition puter science had not for her work in com- been the smoothest of Corgi Memory and Hungry Corgis are both puter science. This year, introductions. free to download on iOS and Android. Koa has been selected “I remember get- as the recipient of the ting a ‘C’ on my first Computer Science midterm, and it real- and Engineering ly challenged me to Department’s 2014 step up my game,” Excellence Award. Koa said. “I realized The recipient of the I really had to start Corgi Memory annual award, a mem- reading the book, and Available on iOS and Android ber of the UCSD gradu- I even starting doing ating class, is selected some programming by computer science problems and tutori- advising counselors and als online.” faculty. Koa will receive PHOTO USED WITH PERMISSION FROM KIRSTEN KOA This opened her the award at the Ring Koa is pictured posing at an event eyes to the problem- Ceremony on Saturday, solving side of com- June 14 at 8:15 p.m. in held exclusively for interns. Koa puter science and how Warren Mall. spent her summer in Seattle as a that requires both Koa’s resume boasts Microsoft intern in 2013. knowledge and cre- extensive experience ativity from the pro- with internships, vary- grammer. ing from unpaid research positions to spots “What I love about computer science is on teams in larger companies like Qualcomm that I can make things,” Koa said. “It’s creative, and Microsoft. In summer 2012, she worked and now I feel capable of building things I at Qualcomm on gesture commands, and in want to build.” 2013, she worked at Irvine-based company For Koa, app-building started with class

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ILLUSTRATIONS USED WITH PERMISSION FROM PAULIN VU Hungry Corgis Available on Android

PHOTO USED WITH PERMISSION FROM KIRSTEN KOA Pictured above is a group of computer science professor Rick Ord’s fall 2013 Computer Science and Engineering tutors. Koa (second row, second from left) has spent three years tutoring for the department.

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UCSD junior transfer student Allen Theweny, a mayoral candidate for the city of El Cajon, discusses his inspirations and aspirations as a politician.

n any warm, sunny afternoon, Theweny said that his father’s hard work and while strolling through the the way he shaped Theweny’s childhood was Student Services Center court- a significant influence on his own character. yard, one can look up and see “He made me learn what hard work is,” flags depicting famous UCSD Theweny said. “He’d send me to work every alumni and where their dreams and education day after school and during breaks, changing Ohave led them. For many of UCSD’s current oil in a mechanic shop, picking up the floors, students, making a comparable impact on mopping at the convenience stores.” society can seem like an attractive but daunt- It was Theweny’s dedication and love ing goal. For junior transfer student Allen for his community, which has faced racial Theweny, a political science major from Muir opposition for being a minority in El Cajon, College and mayoral candidate for the city of that drove the 21-year-old to run for city El Cajon, a quote he looks to for inspiration council office. came from Harriet Tubman: “Every great “I remember growing up … hear[ing] dream begins with a dreamer. Always remem- people complain, and when they’d go to city ber that you have within you the strength, the council they’d be shut down … and, you know, patience and the passion to reach for the stars I notice a lot of anger toward that,” Theweny to change the world.” said. “What actually happened last May was Theweny was born and raised in El [mayor Mark Lewis] made some disparaging Cajon, home to the second largest Chaldean- remarks against our community as well as American population in our country. His par- other minority communities, like Latinos and ents emigrated from Iraq in 1991 in the midst African-Americans ... I think El Cajon doesn’t of the Gulf War bombings, and Theweny have room for ignorance like that anymore. It’s admires the foundation they established a big thing that needs to change.” despite coming to America with very little to From a well-informed citizen’s perspec- start with. Once a math teacher, his father now tive, Theweny explained the issues he sees in owns several small businesses in El Cajon, El Cajon and the solutions he would like to including a gas station and convenience store. set in action. Encouraging small businesses

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▶ KOA, from page 6 more stuff about myself and where I want to be, and those ▶ THEWENY, from page 6 For other students seeking a path kinds of things you wouldn’t just learn from going to class into local government, Theweny says projects before jumping into apps made purely for fun. all the time.” to spring up in the notoriously quiet it doesn’t take more than a bit of asser- In her CSE 110 class, Software Engineering, her team Those different work environments opened her eyes town is one way Theweny wants to tion: anyone is welcome to attend the designed a nutrition app to help her professor with his to the importance of team dynamics. Being a woman was battle unemployment. His other con- city council meetings in their town Zone diet. Using those tools she learned from the class, never an obstacle for Koa; however, she did note a dispar- cern is the high sales tax which he and express their ideas and concerns. she was inspired to create “Hungry Corgis” and “Corgi ity in gender participation. Though she never faced any believes damages the local economy. He obtained his past internships with Memory” — two free Android and iOS apps featuring her outright discrimination for being a woman in computer “You can’t discourage small busi- previous mayoral candidate Nathan Instagram-famous dog, Ventus the Corgi. Now, shxe and science, in two of her internships, she was the only female ness,” Theweny said. “That’s how you Fletcher and Congressman Duncan a group of friends are currently developing an app named on the team. create jobs. El Cajon has a 10-per- Hunter (R-California) by sending an “Selfie Showdown,” designed to help users take selfies. “I’ve learned that you shouldn’t be discouraged that cent unemployment rate — very high email to their coordinators express- Koa believes that the UCSD computer science and there aren’t that many women in the field,” Koa said. “It unemployment rate. So [when] you ing his interest in their campaigns. engineering department is very supportive and stresses makes you stand out and feel special, but being a woman have a high unemployment rate and “Find a project in your city that having a supportive community. Koa explained that the should not feel like a handicap.” a high sales tax, it makes it really dif- you really want to do,” Theweny encouragement she received from her tutors while taking Through a Facebook-sponsored scholarship, Koa was ficult for people to live there.” said. “If there’s something that[’s] introductory classes is a major reason why she has contin- able to attend the Grace Hopper Convention, an annual Theweny also values his education not being done, go to city council, ued to tutor for Ord’s classes for the past three years. event held for female engineers. and holds that he would like to see tell them, ‘What are you guys doing “Rick [Ord] always says to form study groups, so one Koa said she wished she could have attended the annual more opportunities for the children about it?’ Find something you’re pas- day in 8A, I looked to the person on my left and the person convention every year and advises other women to take in El Cajon. He asserts that UCSD sionate about.” on my right, and I asked them, ‘Hey, do you want to study advantage of the convention and the UCSD student orga- provided a unique chance for him to No dream is out of reach for for the quiz next week?’” Koa said. “And now we have taken nization, Women in Computing, for opportunities to feel grasp an understanding of perspec- Theweny, who smiled during the a lot of our computer science classes together, and it’s really empowered as well as to network with other women in tives different from his own, spe- interview when declaring that his impacted my experience here. Just because Rick said to the field. cifically through the Diversity, Equity ultimate goal is to eliminate racism form study groups, we ended up just being like, ‘Hey you’re After graduation, Koa is excited to return home to the and Inclusion course requirement. entirely from the community. really cool,’ and we’ve been best friends ever since.” Bay Area and join Google as a software engineer in the fall. “I wouldn’t say that before I was “I know it’s a huge goal, [but] you Koa believes that UCSD’s greater emphasis on expe- Meanwhile, in between sleeping and relaxing, computer ignorant or anything like that, but it can have individuals that can really riential learning than most schools has shaped her as an science will continue to be a part of Koa’s life. just kind of taught you to be more make a huge difference like Martin engineer. At UCSD, “apply to internships” is almost like a “I’m excited to have this summer to relax and wake up accepting of other people, whether Luther King [Jr.],” Theweny said. “My mantra, Koa explained, with faculty members repeatedly not knowing what day of the week it is,” Koa said laughing. it be their race, their gender, their hope is just to lead by example and encouraging students to apply and to attend job fairs despite “It’ll be great, but I also plan to work on another corgi game sexual orientation or anything like hopefully, over the years people will rejections or difficulties landing that first internship. and some other applications for fun.” that,” Theweny said. “You really get a follow that example.” sense of who they are and why they “I learned so much from my internships,” Koa said. readers can contact readers can contact “Not just about engineering but about what kind of work soumya kurnool [email protected] choose to be the way they [are], and teiko yakobson [email protected] do I want to do [and] what makes me happy. 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status, Lewis immediately made his ERIK LEWIS presence known, appearing in all 54 BASEBALL games of the 2014 campaign and starting in 53 of them. Lewis finished the season with a slew of accolades In his and honors: He was selected for the first season Daktronics All-West Region First in a Triton Team, National Collegiate Baseball junior transfer Writers Association All-West and second Region Second Team, All-CCAA baseman from First Team, NCAA West Regional Fullerton All-Tournament Team and CCAA College, Championship All-Tournament Team Erik Lewis honors on the year. Lewis’s breakout contributed role will surely prove essential in the the greatest Tritons’ game in 2015. overall batting average in the Triton order. He finished the season at .359 HONORABLE MENTION: overall after 195 at-bats and led the CHASE COCKERILL M. WATER POLO team in runs and hits at 56 and 70, JOE DIETRICH M. WATER POLO respectively. Despite his newcomer DAN GOLUBOVIC TRACK & FIELD

SENIOR OF THE YEAR SARAH LIZOTTE WATER POLO

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As outlined under our Female best water polo teams in the nation. FRESHMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Athlete of the Year category, Lizotte In short, she knows the game and she has had quite the year. However, knows how to lead. Lizotte told the ADAM KLIE averaging 28 minutes per game. highlight a stellar rookie year. With earning the Senior of the Year award Guardian she chose UCSD above a Klie ended the season with the senior James McCann graduating, deviates somewhat from simply host of Division I universities because BASKETBALL third highest point total with 262, Klie looks poised to take over for tallying up the statistics, records and she wanted to make a lasting impact. behind senior James McCann and the Triton basketball program and accolades. The seniors of every athletic In four short years, she has not only sophomore Drew Dyer, averaging take it to new territory over the next team are the seasoned veterans, the made an impact but has shaped the The 2013 Gatorade Alaska 10.1 points per game off a team- three years. experienced mentors and the poised face of the Triton program. Basketball Player of the Year took no best .492 field-goal percentage. leaders, and Lizotte fully embodies time making an impact on the men’s Outside of offense, Klie averaged 3.7 HONORABLE MENTION: these core qualities to stand above HONORABLE MENTION: basketball team in his first year as rebounds per game, dished out 38 LAUREN BOYER W. WATER POLO every graduating Triton. Lizotte racks NICHOLAS KORTH SWIMMING a Triton. Klie immediately found assists and picked off 23 steals. To JACK LARSEN BASEBALL up the goals, but she also serves as JAMES MCCANN BASKETBALL himself in the rotation, starting in top it all off, Klie earned the CCAA’s ANDY MOORE M. WATER POLO the core voice and heart of one of the ANJI SHAKYA SWIMMING half of the season’s contests and Freshman of the Year award to JARED SENESE TRACK & FIELD 10 THE UCSD GUARDIAN | MONDAY, JUNE 2, 2014 | WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG CLASSIFIEDS

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Moodie argues that collective aspiration is a highly gendered 7pm LA JOLLA SYMPHONY/CHORUS process requiring very different dreams and dispositions for PRESENTS JANACEK, HAYDN, AND men and women, both of which are essential to the KSDT PRESENTS: AMOR VINCIT – PRICE get community’s ability to invent and articulate alternative visions RATCLIFF – MANDEVILLE for the future and to move away from the stigma of CENTER PLAZA Adivasi-ness, a state that becomes tentatively relegated to the AUDITORIUM past: we were Adivasis. Megan Moodie is Assistant Professor Amor Vincit is Latin for love conquers. On Friday, June 6th KSDT will be hosting the Amor Vincit La Jolla Symphony/Chorus present of Anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, Janacek, Haydn, and Ratcliff. Leos where she studies the sociality engendered by legal and Festival from 7:00-11:00 PM featuring Del Tha Funkee Homosapien, Zion I, Antwon, and Jungle Fire. Janacek: Zarlivost. Franz Josef Haydn: economic projects for uplift and empowerment, including Symphony No. 104 'London Symphony'. listed... affirmative action, microfinance, and gender-based rights Because spring and summer are in the air, KSDT will be showing love, in the form of a free show, to the Cary Ratcliff: Ode to Common Things. every MONDAY assertions. Her forthcoming book, We Were Adivasis: Special Guests: Monica Abrega (soprano) Aspiration in an Indian Scheduled Tribe, will appear in the UCSD graduating class and all UCSD students. A free show for students only in Price Center Plaza after and Guadalupe Paz (mezzo-soprano). South Asia Across the Disciplines Series with the University of Steven Schick and David Chase lead our in The Guardian Chicago Press in 2015. UCSD's senior send-off, Amor Vincit is a celebration commemorating the year and showing love to all of final program of the season. We open with KSDT's dedicated listeners. 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The Triton baseball team claimed its sixth California regional and national levels for their talents on the field and Collegiate Athletic Association title in 2014 after achieving in the classroom, as several Tritons qualified for numerous a regular season record of 38–16. The team further First Team selection honors. In a season full of ups and distinguished itself by advancing to the final round of downs, the Tritons consistently came up in the clutch and the Division II NCAA Western Regionals before being stood out as the best squad in the past year for UCSD. THE BEST OF narrowly ousted by Chico State. On the field, the bullpen HONORABLE MENTION: produced a 3.23 ERA compared to opponents’ 6.29 ERA, MEN’S SOCCER while Triton bats averaged .294 at the plate over their MEN AND WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING TRITON ATHLETICS opponents’ average of .253 at bat. Outside of collective WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 2013 – 2014 THE GUARDIAN HONORS success, individual players were recognized on local, WOMEN’S WATER POLO

MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR GAME OF THE YEAR NICHOLAS KORTH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (UCSD VS. DOMINGUEZ HILLS 2/24) SWIMMING

Of the hundreds of contests throughout the 2013– 14 UCSD athletic year, it speaks volumes when our choice for the Game of the Year was a Triton loss. Despite the bitter outcome of the women’s basketball team’s 68–67 overtime loss to Cal State Dominguez Hills, the game was a classic. On Spirit Night, the Tritons found themselves down 17 points with just over 11 minutes remaining. However, UCSD crafted a miraculous comeback, going on a 22–5 run, to knot the game up at 55. The Toros retook the lead with a layup, photo used with permission from ucsd athletics and the Tritons were once again down a score with only 0.4 seconds remaining. With less than a half second, In the final year of his amazing the school record in the 200 medley Stephanie Yano inbounded the ball to Megan Perry, Triton career, Korth went out with relay; and he ended with five All- who nailed a 10-foot jumper to send the game into extra a bang, taking the NCAA Division American performances to make him time and send the jam-packed arena into a frenzy. The II, national-champion title in the an 18-time All-American. For his Tritons failed to win in overtime, but the game was one 200-meter breaststroke in March. elite efforts in the water, Korth is for the record books. His time of 1 minute, 54.45 seconds not only a national champion on the shattered the Division II national and podium but also our pick for Male HONORABLE MENTION: UCSD school record. As for the rest Athlete of the Year. BASEBALL VS. CAL POLY POMONA 5/9 of his national performances, Korth SOFTBALL VS. HUMBOLDT STATE 5/9 HONORABLE MENTION: W. WATER POLO VS. UNIV. OF HAWAII AT HILO 2/22 took third in the 100 breaststroke, photo by alwin szeto/Guardian breaking his own school record; he ALEC ARSHT SOCCER swam in a school record-breaking, NASH HOWE TRACK & FIELD fourth place-finish in the 200 free NICK LA FACE BASEBALL BEST CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCE relay; he and his relay team broke JAMES MCCANN BASKETBALL BASEBALL IN THE CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

SARAH LIZOTTE cal categories. She was Western Water Polo Association Player of the Year WATER POLO for the second season in a row, lift- ing UCSD to its third straight NCAA Championship Finals appearance. For the ph oto us e d w it h pe rmission f rom ucsd at hle tics s e c o n d Early in her final year as a Triton, straight year, Lizotte netted her 246th goal to shat- the UCSD ter the UCSD all-time scoring record, Guardian has previously held by former Olympic chosen Sarah silver medalist and U.S. national team Lizotte as captain Julie Ertel. Ever since Lizotte the Female arrived at UCSD, she has distin- Athlete of guished herself athletically from the the Year, but rest, and this year was no different. the repeated honor comes with good reason. The HONORABLE MENTION: senior utility of the women’s water CAITLIN BROWN SOFTBALL polo squad led the Tritons yet again in CASSIE CALLAHAN SOCCER goals (84), tied for most in assists (51) DANIELLE DAHLE VOLLEYBALL and topped a number of other statisti- ANJI SHAKYA SWIMMING COACHES OF THE YEAR CORRIE FALC0N AND MATT MACEDO photo used with permission from ucsd athletics SWIMMING AND DIVING Despite falling short of qualifying for the NCAA Nationals, the baseball The best coaches come out with most admirable of all, two national team’s clutch and memorable games in the the best results, and for the 2013–14 champions and seniors Nicholas CCAA Tournament gets our nod for the season, Falcon and Macedo pushed Korth (200-meter breaststroke) and

ph oto us e d w it h pe rmission f rom ucsd at hle tics ph oto us e d w it h pe rmission f rom ucsd at hle tics NASH Best Championship Performance. Coming the UCSD Anji Shakya (500 in as the No. 3 seed, the Tritons were 5–3 swimming and freestyle) swam victors in their opener against Chico State diving team under Falcon with the help of a late double by senior to achieve and Macedo’s Garrett Tuck. The Tritons would come incredible feats. guidance this through the clutch again in the following The men’s season. The past game against Cal Poly Pomona. Senior and women’s campaign was catcher Nick La Face hit a walk-off, two- squads both only the third out runs batted in double in the 11th to finished first coaching year bring in Eric Lewis with the dramatic overall at the Pacific Coast Super Cup for both Falcon and Macedo, and slide at home for the walk-off victory. The photo used with permission from ucsd athletics league championships before moving their expertise and mentorship will championship game was another classic onto the NCAAs, where the women only continue to elevate the Triton rematch against Chico State. With the finished fifth in the nation while the teams in the years to come. HONORABLE MENTION: scores tied 7–7 in the seventh, the Tritons men earned the seventh best results NICK KORTH AT SWIMMING NCAAS HONORABLE MENTION: capitalized on the Wildcats’ errors and in the country. In total, the Tritons ANJI SHAKYA AT SWIMMING NCAAS had two RBIs from Lewis and freshman had a whopping 41 All-American BRAD KREUTZKAMP WATER POLO W. WATER POLO IN WWPA CHAMPIONSHIPS Jack Larsen to reclaim their fifth CCAA distinctions at nationals and broke ERIC NEWMAN BASEBALL Championship Banner in six years. seven school records. And, perhaps ERIC OLEN M. BASKETBALL