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Who¼s Looking at Your Ejmail? 0;»: (33+ 6>5 /033;67(*0-0*),(*/7(., VOLUME XLII, ISSUE XII MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2009 WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG 7630*@(336>:<50=,9:0;@;6+0:;90)<;,,4(039,*69+:>0;/6<;:;<+,5;*65:,5; 9(*,;6:(*9(4,5;6 Newsom Drops Bid for State Governor Support from Bay Area, young voters not enough to beat Brown in preliminary polls. By Hayley Bisceglia-Martin Associate News Editor San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom announced his official withdrawal from the 2010 guberna- PHILIP RHIE/GUARDIAN torial race on Oct. 30, leaving the Democratic Party without a candi- date for next November’s election. The only other Democratic con- ?PW¼[4WWSQVOI\AW]Z-UIQT' tender — Attorney General and for- mer governor Jerry Brown — has Student leaders are staff that the UCSD Electronic be required to hand over the stu- as many use their ACS e-mail for created an exploratory committee Communications Procedures and dent’s e-mail records without his nonacademic correspondence. to determine concerned new policy Practices Policy had been revised. or her consent. “A university e-mail is required whether or infringes on privacy. The changes stipulate that, in the Similarly, the policy applies to to join the UCSD network on not he should case of a legal subpoena involv- student e-mail records requested Facebook,” Gupta said. “If all your run, but has By Angela Chen ing an accountholder, e-mails sent by law enforcement agencies to aid Facebook notifications are sent to not officially Staff Writer from university ACS accounts can in investigations. that account, they can be used as declared his be viewed with- A.S. President records by the university for an candidacy. new campus policy autho- out authorization Utsav Gupta, investigation.” Newsom rizing the disclosure of stu- from the account who brought the The revised policy states that cited family A dents’ ACS email records holder. There was no matter to the direct monitoring of student reasons for his without prior consent provoked For example, attention of the accounts will not occur, and that withdrawal. outcry among student organiza- in the event that student representation A.S. Council at — except in emergency circum- “With a Gavin Newsom tions concerned with the back- the RIAA had “on the committee that its meeting last stances — the distribution of stu- young family Mayor, San Francisco ground and ethics of the policy. subpoenaed a created these changes.” Wednesday, said dent electronic communication and responsi- In an Oct. 22 e-mail, Senior student for illegal the issue endan- must first be authorized in writing bilities at City Hall, I have found Vice Chancellor of Academic file-sharing, the UTSAV GUPTA gers students’ it impossible to commit the time Affairs Paul Drake notified university would A.S. PRESIDENT personal privacy, See E-MAILpage 3 required to complete this effort the way it needs to and should be done,” he said in a statement. UCSD College Democrat Vice FOCUS President Andrew Wung said GRAVEYARD Free fallin’ from Tioga Newsom’s decision can likely be SMASH attributed to the high cost of running Right: The UCSD a gubernatorial campaign and the Bookstore hosted its 20-point lead Brown maintained in annual Halloween several recent polls. costume contest on In 2003, Gov. Arnold Oct. 30. Prizes were Schwarzenegger spent $13.2 million awarded for the on his campaign. Brown has so far funniest, scariest, raised $7.3 million, while Newsom most creative and raised only $1.6 million during his best group best seven-month campaign. group costumes. (See The Field Poll — a nonpartisan more photos on page organization that asked 1,005 people 6.) Far Right: Two about their voting preferences over 200-pound pumpkins a 20-day period — revealed that, filled with candy were between Brown and Newsom, 47 per- dropped from the 11th cent of Californians said they would floor of Tioga Hall at vote Brown, while only 27 percent John Muir College’s said they would support Newsom. 35th annual Hallow- “He couldn’t pick up the numbers een Festival on Oct. … even though, at UCSD, he found 30. The pumpkins a lot of support from the students,” were donated by Wong said. “I find that outside of local weatherman Joe ERIC WANG/GUARDIAN JOHN HANACEK/GUARDIAN Lizura. See NEWSOMpage 6 :762,5 -69,*(:; 50./;>(;*/ :<9-9,769; .(:7,9.(3365 05:0+, LOW You’ve got to have momentum MONDAY TUESDAY *VTPJZ Height: 2 feet Height: 3 feet $2.89 3PNO[ZHUK:PYLUZ to have a surf shop. 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