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VOLUME 52, ISSUE 6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2018 WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG CAMPUS PHOTOALL ABOUT TEASE THE !"#$%&'()*+%",'-./01+% ARTGOES OF ESPRESSO HERE 2(/+.%3,4*%54*6%7(.8% 36909)6*%:)4+.(9%&(-*6/ The construction method is a step towards reducing both the carbon footprint and plastic waste of UCSD. !"#$%&'()*+&#,&-.& !"#$%&'($&#)*+%&$,% UC San Diego is taking the initiative to head toward a greener society by installing the United PHOTO BY NAME HERE /GUARDIAN States’ first asphalt road made with a recycled plastic binder as opposed to CAPTIONTe co-owner PREVIEWING of the popular student A student gets her face painted at a Dia de los Muertos celebration in Canyon Vista. McKenna Johnson // UCSD Guardian a petroleum-based bitumen binder. THE ARTICLE PAIRED WITH UCSD enlisted the U.K.-based hangout Te Art of THE PHOTO TEASE. FOR company MacRebur Ltd. to test out EXAMPLEEspresso discussesIF THE PHOTO why its patented plastic road concept WEREhis co OFfee A kiosk BABY is YOU so CAMPUS on a portion of Miramar Street and WOULDpopular SAY and“BABIES how SUCK! it Regents Road near the Mesa Nueva contributesTHEY ARE WEAKto the ANDUCSD A(4-.B%&)(-C(-D%:,)6%(+%>676+.%:(696%(-%#.'4/.%E/.%",))69.(,- graduate student housing complex. community. “Recycled plastic binders are 3;>:869D##74H;##E !/#),+-)+.#$%)--&0&+&1###-$.//*0%&$,% ‘closing the loop’ by using plastic I8<;##49<##H6##3;;J he latest addition to UC San Diego’s Stuart Funding for each addition to the Stuart Collection that had been used for something else and giving it new life, keeping 4##9&?##*)%+G*).##5&)-@&232455"##6789869##:;43; Art Collection was revealed this past is privately raised by Beebe. weekend and can now be found at the “I think about artists who we think could be the plastic out of our landfills and 6'+*+G*D##7)-&###L!;!43##9;;<3##:=6##374>;3 Tentrance to Roger Revelle College on Ridge Walk, interesting for the campus,” Beebe explained to the oceans,” Campus Sustainability 3;>:869D##7)-&###E near the university’s Main Gym. The installation, UCSD Guardian in an email. “Then I invite them to Manager Sara McKinstry said. “The JI458< a 185-foot pole entitled What Hath God Wrought, campus (we pay a proposal fee and expenses), and recycled plastic product also has a lower embodied carbon footprint )##*&?##;7##K3@*F+%/K signals the piece’s title in Morse code through the if they come up with an idea we think we like, we intermittent flashing of red lights from a lantern at develop a proposal to submit to the Advisory Board. than traditional bitumen, preventing 4M;D#7)-&#N?@%##+$##)##,)$A&%B,)..C $&F%+G*D##7)-&##E the top. If they approve, we proceed with UCSD clearance some greenhouse gases from being The artist, Los Angeles–based Mark Bradford, (for site, safety, etc.) and the Chancellor has final emitted and contributing to climate drew inspiration from the first Morse code message approval.” change.” FOREFORECAST- to ever be sent in 1844. The message, which read As senior philosophy major Sam Sprague noted, Plastic waste has become an “WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT,” marked a “The new installation reminds me of the minarets overarching problem for the world, critical turning point in the field of communication, on the Hagia Sophia which, like this piece, were and MacRebur created this plastic eventually paving the way for modern virtual built for communication. But unlike minarets, road technology to create a greener communication. which are used to call people to prayer, this tower way of maintaining roads across the globe. It is estimated that some 420 MONDAY TUESDAY The pole has surpassed Building One in The repeatedly flashes the first message ever sent in MONDAY TUESDAY million tons of plastic is produced HH 7896 L 7259 H H74 86 L L 57 68 Village at Torrey Pines in height by a margin of 2 Morse code, which seems appropriate for a STEM- feet, making it the tallest structure on campus. centered school like UCSD.” annually by humans. Plastic waste Revelle College Council meeting notes from While the concept of What Hath God Wrought is poses an environmental threat to May 27, 2016 reveal that Bradford’s pole presented a generally lauded by some, others are critical of the the world, as it does not break down challenge unprecedented in the history of the Stuart aesthetics of the piece. expeditiously. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Collection: Because of the height of the piece, the “The idea is cool, but the appearance of the pole The United States alone has 4 H 79 L 67 H 79 L 66 H 73 L 55 H 76 L 57 design had to be approved by the Federal Aviation is not totally artistic,” John Muir College senior million miles of roads to maintain. Administration before it could be implemented to Huinan Pang said. “Since the pole symbolizes the If this method were to be used more VERBATIM ensure the safety of low-flying aircraft. role of technology in the interconnectedness of the widely, the impact on reducing “We think it’s a very powerful message about the world, Revelle was an interesting placement choice. plastic waste would be enormous, VERBATIM according to UCSD Constructions !"#$%&!'()*+(! beginning of communication and [communication] It feels a little like a warning to people trying to as we know it today,” Stuart Collection director Commodity Manager Gary Oshima. PULL'(%!,&-'%.!/'0'%1! A QUOTE FROM “There has been very favorable A COLUMN HERE! FOR Mary Beebe wrote to the UCSD Guardian. See ART,%page 3 EXAMPLE,2)).!0&.!34*+! ‘I DON’T research conducted on the product UNDERSTAND5.6-&-1'40'-)&!077)81! WHY ALLIE in the United Kingdom and CAN’T9%)97%!')!:%!90-.!;)4! ASCRIBE WORDS TO SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Australia,” Oshima said, “and our THEIR PROPER USAGES.’ intent will be to conduct additional -KELVIN'(%-4!:7)).<!-'!1'4)&+7=! NORONHA” %&>)*40+%1!:7)).! #;$#%!"#$%<,+.+%#.'*6-.=3'-%>4.(,-4)%?-'*+./0%",-@6/6-96 tests to confirm the benefits. There - Columnist name here are no known detrimental effects of ')!>)6%!1'4->'7=!;4)6! Te group of engineers dedicated to space exploration mingled with members from chapters across the world. 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MacRebur had also promotion of space exploration and told the UCSD Guardian that their intracompany networking events in expressed interest in finding the development through educational chapter is focused primarily on TEXTVOLUNTOURISM.. ...................................X........4 the world available for students. Run perfect location in the U.S. where engineering projects. Currently, technical aspects over everything OPINIONSABRINA.......................9 SOMETHING .X entirely by SEDS students, the event it could introduce its plastic road SEDS is comprised of 86 chapters else. drew industry l in Fashion Valley to technology. UCSD has actively WEEKEND/FEATURETHAILAND...................11 .....X across the United States and several “A lot of other groups [in mingle and share their ideas. updated its policies around clean CROSSWORD/SUDOKUSOUP PETITION..........12 X dozen international chapters. SEDS] focus overall on expanding Lockheed Martin was the title energy, zero waste, and sustainable AW. SOCCER VOLLEYBALL.........15 BALL! WOW X The UCSD chapter of SEDS sponsor of the event, with other was founded in 2012 by Deepak See SPACE,%page 3 See PLASTIC,%page 3 P THE UCSD GUARDIAN | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2018 | WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG 9;=3 !"#$"%&'!"&($)"&By Michi Sora Christopher Robertson Editor in Chief Lauren Holt Managing Editor Tyler Faurot News Editor Adriana Barrios Opinion Editor Rivka Gershovich Associate Opinion Editor Richard Lu Sports Editor Susanti Sarkar Features Editor Daisy Scott A&E Editor Chloe Esser Associate A&E Editor Annika Olives Lifestyle Editor UC SYSTEM Francesca Hummler Photo Editor Tina Chen Design Editor !"#$%3696(F6+%GHI%5())(,-%$,-4.(,-%2/,J%?-F6-.,/%4-*%K(@6%@,/%>67%:'L)(9%<64).8%#98,,) Hojune Kwak Multimedia Editor The donation depends on the approval of the University of California before it can be used towards the proposed school’s development. Kritin Karkare Data Visualization Editor Anthony Tran Art Editor Lisa Chik !"#Q(@G/+*-#5+* the approval of the University of release. “Prevention is, and always Allergy and Immunology and is a Copy Editor !"#$%&'($&#)*0%&$,% California. Te pledged donation will be, the best medicine.” colleague of Brenner and Anderson. Darren Lam Associate Copy Editor is dependent on its approval by UC Public health is the study of “David Brenner has been a friend On their 48th wedding Page Layout leadership. disease prevention and health for fve years, and we’ve talked about Tina Chen, Z.Y. Lin, Alex Rickard anniversary, Herbert Wertheim and Herbert Wertheim is the promotion. this initiative,” Herbert Wertheim Copy Readers his wife Nicole Wertheim donated founder and CEO of Brain Power “Te feld of public health is said in a press release. “David has Darren Lam, Rani Snankar $25 million to UC San Diego in the Incorporated, the largest ophthalmic uniquely positioned to address just been fantastic to work with, as Business Manager area of public health.