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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 Adents’ 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. We lost that MONDAY TUESDAY Wind: 2-6 mph Wind: 4-8 mph Mobil, La Jolla 2P[JOLU(JJVTWSPZOLK  momentum because we’re starting all over H 77 L 52 H 77 L 54 MONDAY TUESDAY Water Temp: 66 F Water Temp: 67 F 3233 La Jolla Village Dr. HIGH 3L[[LY[V[OL,KP[VY  again.” WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

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Transportation Services A&PS Marketing & Communications NEWS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2009 THE UCSD GUARDIAN 3 LIGHTS AND SIRENS 8]JTQK+WUUMV\8MZQWL;XIVVML<_W5WV\P[ ▶ E-MAIL, from page 1 James said he is more concerned ambiguous,” he said. Friday, Oct. 23 8:48 p.m.: Suspicious person by a vice chancellor. with the issue of student notification. While Schottlaender acknowl- 7:13 a.m.: Vandalism to vehicle ▶ A 40- to 50-year-old white male was However, Gupta said the new pol- “If someone requests the personal edged the lack of student involve- ▶ Three catering carts were vandal- seen “looking into vehicle windows icy still constitutes an invasion of pri- information of a student and some- ment, he said the university provided ized at the Science and Engineering and writing down plate numbers” at vacy for those unaware of its effects. thing could happen to the student if ample time for student comment by Building. the Central Mesa apartments. Unable “Faculty are employed by the uni- the information is handed over, the holding a public review period from 4:58 p.m.: Medical aid to locate. versity, so they expect their records to student should be notified of what Nov. 6, 2008 to Jan. 16, 2009. ▶ A 33-year-old male was reported belong to the university, but students the university does,” he said. “The revised ECPP was the product as having a 102.7-degree tempera- Monday, Oct. 26 are not employees,” he said. “Students The policy specifies that the uni- of several years’ work,” Schottlaender ture and fast heart rate, and “not 4:10 p.m.: Citizen contact have a right to know what’s hap- versity must eventually notify indi- said. “It reflects the extensive solicita- answering questions well” at the ▶ A female reported receiving texts pening with their records, especially viduals if their records are distrib- tion and incorporation of comments Infusion Center on Health Sciences from a male who had stalked her two since there’s such a heavy use of elec- uted and must provide a reason for from the campus community.” Dr. years ago. tronic communication.” this distribution. However, notifica- He said that, of the few student 10:15 p.m.: Noise disturbance 10:47 p.m.: Welfare check The process by which the policy tion may come after the records have comments received during the public ▶ A group of 20 intoxicated students ▶ A male reported that his son was was drafted has also roused con- already been copied and used. input period, most were concerned was reported as disturbing the peace missing after not hearing from him cern among student leaders. The According to committee chair with advertising and disposition of at Lot 705. for a day. Checks OK. changes were implemented by the Brian Schottlaender, the policy writ- electronic communication records in 11:31 p.m.: Alcohol contact UCSD Electronic Communications ing committee was established in the event of student or faculty death ▶ An unknown student was reported Tuesday, Oct. 27 Procedures and Practices Committee, 2006 by then-Vice Chancellor of — not student privacy or communi- as intoxicated at Black Hall. Field 9:23 p.m.: Medical aid an 11-member group consisting Academic Affairs Marsha Chandler cation records. interview administered. ▶ A female was reported as “shaking entirely of faculty and administration. for the purpose of revising the policy Gupta said the council is working nonstop” after taking an unknown Gupta and Graduate Student for UCSD. The committee has met to fight the policy, though council- Saturday, Oct. 24 medication at the Muir College apart- Association President Alex James said three times since then: in November members have not yet established a 1:03 p.m.: Medical aid ments. students should have been included 2006, April 2007 and March 2009. definite plan of attack. ▶ A 10-year-old and an 8-year-old, in the policy’s revision process. In 2005, the UC Office of the “It’s a policy already, so it’s hard both riding bikes, “collided” into each Wednesday, Oct. 28 “We’re just trying to figure out President revised the systemwide to change,” he said. “But if policy can other at the Supercomputer Center. 10:32 a.m.: Suspicious person where this came from and why no Electronic Communications Policy, be reversed so that students’ e-mail Checks OK. ▶ A 50-year-old white male, “bald students had any say in this,” James which was first created in 2000. The accounts are not monitored, we will 6:18 p.m.: Gas leak in front” with long hair, was seen at said. “Almost every group or com- new UCSD draft was established in pursue that.” ▶ A resident at a Regents Road apart- Lebon Drive. mittee includes some form of student response to orders from UCOP that Schottlaender said he is open to ment reported smelling gas emanat- 2:16 p.m.: Petty theft representation, so this definitely feels all UCs must develop a clear campus- more student involvement. ing from the gas meter. ▶ A 25-year-old black male wear- like back-door negotiation.” specific version consistent with the “I welcome student input,” he said. ing dark jeans attempted to “fight Gupta and James said they are systemwide policy. “I am certain that Vice Chancellor [of Sunday, Oct. 25 with” an unknown reporting party currently working on further investi- Schottlaender said UCSD’s policy Academic Affairs] Paul Drake would 12:43 a.m.: Drunk in public and “take his bag,” but was only able gating the policy. adaptation clarifies the procedure in be happy to have a student representa- ▶ An unknown student required to retrieve a pair of headphones and “There was no student representa- cases involving legal action. tive join the committee now, if either medical attention for alcohol poison- box of cigarettes. tion on the committee that created “Prior to the revised policy, many A.S. or G.S.A. — or both — would like ing at Price Center East. 4:11 p.m.: Suspicious person these changes,” Gupta said. “There outcomes relating to e-mail commu- to designate a representative.” 2:37 a.m.: Illegal parking ▶ A tall, 26-year-old white male wear- were no minutes taken at the meetings nications and how such communica- ▶ A driver was reported as “passed out ing an “oversized gray sweater” was where it was developed and discussed, tions should be handled under vari- Readers can contact Angela Chen at in [his] vehicle” at Lot 308. reported as knocking on doors, say- and a lot of this was done in the dark.” ous circumstances were vague and [email protected]. 8:17 a.m.: Suspicious person ing he was “trying to meet the cool ▶ A black male in his 40s wearing people around and then take it deep.” “hospital booties” and a “wristband” Gone on arrival. was reported as talking to himself 11:17 p.m.: Suspicious vehicle :MXWZ\?ZQ\M/M\8IQL while urinating near the Canyonview ▶ A female reported that two males Pool bus stop. 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when it is more critical than ever that .MM0QSM[6MKM[[IZa\W these issues be addressed deliberately 5IQV\IQV=+8ZM[\QOM and rationally. Emotional protests against the regents simply make the Dear Editor, students look childish and hopelessly I attended the Sept. 16 UC Board naive. of Regents meeting as a neutral I imagine I’ll get a lot of flack bystander. As I said then in my public for being a curmudgeon on these comments, and privately to anyone issues. I am a student, and thus I who would listen, blindly opposing am not insensitive to student con- fee hikes is irresponsible and counter- cerns. However, I was a Californian productive. long before I became a UC student. I am as opposed in principle to California has built the finest system fee hikes as anyone. However, I fear of public higher education the world that most students, the UC Student has ever seen. It is no small part of Association and perhaps the Graduate what makes California great, and it Student Association fail to grasp just is being threatened with a slide into how dire a financial crisis the univer- mediocrity that will come faster than sity faces. Money must come from most people realize. somewhere, and without new rev- I hope that any protests GSA enues to address the budget gap, our involves itself in will be coherent, university will slowly crumble until it thought-out and have a goal of cre- is unrecognizable. ating thoughtful discourse about There are only two possible the real issues rather than spouting long-term answers: renewing the the poisonous invective I heard in state funding that is consistent with September. the UC master plan, or drastically — Jonathan J. Sapan restructuring how the UC system is Graduate Student funded. In the short term, there are Jacobs School of Engineering far too many funding shortfalls and

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3$,'$'9(57,6(0(17 6M_[WU¼[-`Q\4MI^M[,MUWKZI\[0IVOQVO ▶ NEWSOM, from page 1 of hypothetical candidates. Between budget crisis. San Francisco, he’s struggling to find Feinstein, Brown and Newsom, So far, Newsom has been the only more numbers — in terms of fund- Feinstein led with 40 percent of the vote candidate to directly address the UC raising, in terms of support, etc.” — coming in ahead of Brown, who had fee increases and walkouts. Brown gained the support of 27 percent of the vote. Newsom came “I favor fully funding the UC sys- unions and a wider range of vot- in last with only 16 percent. tem,” Newsom said in a statement ers than Newsom, especially in the Feinstein, however, has not pub- released Sept. 23. 65-and-over age group. According to licly indicated interest in the 2010 Wong said Newsom’s views on edu- the Field Poll, Newsom has only 17 race. cation were critical in his own choice percent of the vote in that demograph- Newsom had the strongest support to back the San Francisco mayor. ic, compared to Brown’s 62 percent. among voters aged 18 to 39 — the only “Newsom has come out in sup- Analysts have also been speculat- area where he edged out Brown with a port of repealing the tuition increase 

 

 ing about the potential candidacy of 41-percent approval rating. According and having a tuition freeze, whereas 

 is a ministry of La Jolla Senator Dianne Feinstein (D–Calif.), to Wung, Newsom’s popularity among Jerry Brown has not done anything at Christian Fellowship (www.lajollacf.org). You who has had stronger numbers than young voters is at least partially due to all,” Wung said. are invited to send your questions or feedback Newsom in the past. the attention he has placed on issues to Dr. Clay Ford at [email protected]. An additional survey taken by the related to college students and, in par- Readers can contact Hayley Bisceglia- Field Poll added Feinstein to the list ticular, the University of California’s Martin at [email protected].

Why Should I ;90;65:>0;/;,,;/ FROM PAGE 1  believe in God?

PART 2 How often I hear, “Why should I believe in God? Look at all the killing in the name of God, of Christ, of religion!” It’s true that religious people have been guilty of  atrocities throughout history. However, the charge against religion or Christianity in particular, needs some examination. While it is true that professing Christians have committed violence in Christ’s name, they have done so illegitimately. What I mean is that no one can point to the teachings or example of Jesus Christ to justify such behavior. Quite the contrary, Jesus taught us to love one another, to love our enemies, to turn the other cheek--and He modeled what He taught, to the point of giving his life for us on the cross. True Christianity is not responsible for atrocities.

It is unfair to clump all religions together, charging that all ERIC WANG/GUARDIAN belief in God, without distinction, is responsible for so many wars and so much violence. While some religions ERIC WANG/GUARDIAN ERIC WANG/GUARDIAN may propagate violence, most do not. There is a larger issue that has been almost totally ignored by attackers of religion. What about the enormous atrocities committed by those who do not believe in God? Take Hitler, for example, responsible for the killing of millions of Jews and others who did not fit in his eugenics agenda. These words of Hitler hang on the walls of Nazi death camps in Poland: “I freed Germany from the stupid and degrading followers of conscience and morality. We will train young people before whom the world will tremble. I want young people capable of violence - imperious, relentless and cruel. “

Then there is Stalin, the antitheist mastermind and murderer of fifteen million of his own people. And what about Mao, and Mussolini, atheists all. I am not suggesting that all antitheists are guilty of atrocities or of supporting atrocities--certainly that is not the case. But why don’t we hear the passionate cry on college campuses demanding to know why so much violence and so many atrocities have been committed by the antitheists and the irreligious? There are many morally upright and compassionate antitheists in the world today. However, they do not derive their virtues from antitheism. To deny the existence of God is to inescapably forfeit the right to any frame of reference supporting universal moral law. Ravi Zacharias states, DANIEL CADDELL/GUARDIAN “Antitheism provides every reason to be immoral and is bereft of any objective point of reference with which to condemn any choice. Any antitheist who lives a moral life merely lives better than his or her philosophy warrants” (Can Man Live Without God? p.32).

In closing, the words of Auschwitz/holocaust survivor Victor Frankl in his book, The Doctor and the Soul (p.XXI): “The gas chambers of Auschwitz were the ultimate consequence of the theory that man is nothing but the product of heredity and environment….I am absolutely convinced that the gas chambers of Auschwitz…were ultimately prepared not in some ministry or other in Berlin, but rather at the desks and in lecture hall of nihilistic scientists and philosophers.”

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uir College sophomore long 70 miles would be, and we almost “We definitely got honked at,” Perry Naughton wheeled up didn’t make it. We thought we were Naughton said. to UCSD on Sept. 19, 2009 going to have to turn around.” The pair also had trouble building M reeking of sweat, saltwater That evening, they arrived at speed with the constant impediment and the accumulated grime of several Carpinteria State Beach and spent the of red lights. Their trailers — which, showerless nights. It was 10 a.m., and night nursing sore limbs. But instead Naughton estimated, weighed about he had four hours to kill until he could of heading back home, they decided to 30 pounds — made it noticeably move into his Muir dorm. Naturally, keep chugging along the coast, pump- harder to peddle, especially after he headed to Black’s beach to catch a ing through about 50 miles of riding being at a standstill. There were times wave. per day. They spent their nights at when both would fall back despite Unlike the rest of his classmates, state beaches their best efforts to endure the rigor- Naughton didn’t drive to UCSD from in Carpinteria, ous schedule. his hometown with his family to help Malibu, Dana Finally, after piloting their way him move in. Instead, he opted for an Point, Cardiff out of the city, the two-man team epic bike tour with his longtime friend We didn’t by the Sea and happened upon the 2009 Hurley and fellow Muir College sophomore know how one night at Pro surf contest in Trestles, where Casey Owen. They traveled the 280- “ Owen’s broth- Naughton said they hit the beach mile trip from Lompoc, California long 70 miles er’s house in El with the professionals. on borrowed G2 bikes, toting a small Segundo. After a lay day in Trestles, the AUGHTON would be and N trailer packed with everything they we almost According boys decided to round out the last would need for five nights of beach to Naughton, leg of their expedition by heading ERRY camping. Strapped on top of course, didn’t make the toughest south to San Diego — and Fall P

OF was Naughton’s six-foot-three-inch it. We thought part of the trip Quarter. M10 epoxy surfboard. we were going wasn’t navigat- When it was finally 2 p.m. The pair was inspired to embark ing the seaside on move-in day and Naughton

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on the six-day excursion after read- side streets, but picked up the keys to his dorm, C ing articles in surf magazines about around.” maneuvering he said his parents showed up similar trips others had taken across urban laby- with all the things he couldn’t fit the country. PERRY NAUGHTON rinths like Los in his trailer. Naughton said he had recently SOPHOMORE, Angeles and It was a trip Naughton says he begun biking and was looking for a MUIR COLLEGE Long Beach. would definitely repeat. Turning challenge. As busses were move-in day into a memo- Owen and Naughton left Lompoc often parked in bike lanes, the bikers rable six-day journey along the on Monday and planned to be at were forced to veer into indifferent California coast, Naughton and UCSD, ready for the new school year, traffic on more than one occasion. Owen conducted their own cus- no less than six days later. However, it As could be expected, crotchety tom Wilderness Orientation and didn’t take them long to realize their commuters stuck in rush-hour showed squeezed the most out of summer trip would be a lot tougher than they little sympathy — not even for two 2009 — right up to the bitter end. ever expected. sun-burnt boys biking the California “Our first day was miserable,” coast with surfboards and camping Readers can contact Mike Studzinski Naughton said. “We didn’t know how gear in tow. at [email protected].

INFOCUS Muir Pumpkin Drop

hen the yearly pumpkin order placed by Muir College Resident Dean Pat W Danylyshyn-Adams fell through, the fate of a 35-year-old tradition was looking grim. It seemed the annual Muir Pumpkin Drop was in cancellation crosshairs. That is, until Danylyshyn-Adams decided to send out an e-mail to nearly 600 of her past House Advisors — pleading them to donate a pumpkin large enough to hurl over the top floor of Tioga Hall. The next morning, former House Advisor and Muir College alum Joseph Denzinio sent out a request to KUSI, San Diego’s independent television news station. One thing led to another, and weatherman Joe Lizura came through with a pumpkin provider to keep the tradition alive, and even featured the Muir hopefuls in a televised segment. Last Friday, Oct. 30, students dropped two candy-packed 200-pound pumpkins (dubbed “In” and “Out”) over an 11-story ledge. And although this year’s pumpkin failed to beat the college’s record for largest “splat” (currently held by 1995’s 398-pound pumpkin, which exploded its gourdy guts to over 100 feet from where it fell), the festival that followed compensated with games, prizes and pumpkin pie.

— EDWIN GONZALEZ FOCUS EDITOR PHOTOS BY JOHN HANACEK/GUARDIAN 10 THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2009 FOCUS

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He attributes the College quad over the summer retail slump to the poor economy would have temporarily driven the The Master of Science in Web Science and the loss of on-campus custom- skate shop from its digs, and the America excels at entrepreneurship and USF claims one of the top ers — who never failed to pour in impending arrival of the Outback entrepreneurial business schools. The University of San Francisco at the beginning of Fall Quarter in Adventures Surf Shop further dis- search of speedier between-class couraged Lembach from holding offers the MSWS, a classic Master’s Program in computer science and transportation. onto his spot. software development for the internet industry, along with an Emphasis Over the summer, Lembach In 2004, Outback Adventures n Entrepreneurship. The Emphasis includes MBA courses, including scissored the store’s name to Muir started scoping out a location for a Global Product Development and Entrepreneurial Management. Skate Shop and decided to drop its new retail branch in Price Center. line of surfing gear. With the expansion, Outback Other Arts and Sciences Master’s Programs: “You got to have momentum to hoped for a more visible presence Asia Pacific Studies + Biology + Chemistry + Computer Science have a surf shop,” Lembach said. on campus, turning student atten- “We lost that momentum because tion to the outings and events they Economics + Environmental Management + Financial Analysis + + + we’re starting all over again.” hold regularly. International and Development Economics International Studies Shoehorned between consign- The Student Life committee, a + + + Investor Relations Risk Management Sport Management Writing (MFA) ment shops and frozen-yogurt group of administrators in charge joints on the lively Garnet Avenue, of green-lighting campuswide Muir Skate Shop is just as small funding allocations, approved the Details? and cramped as it was on campus, Outback business venture. Once except now it boasts a back-room the space opened up in Spring Call 415.422.5101 or email [email protected] ramp on which local boarders can Quarter 2009, Outback Adventures grind, carve and shred to their Surf Shop began preparing to open Application/Information Packet? heart’s content. its doors in the central hub of www.usfca.edu/grad/requestinfo Lembach recently revamped campus. Muir Skate Shop’s Web site and The space where Muir Skate Visit these programs at: www.usfca.edu/asgrad moved most of his business online. Surf and Sport once stood — along Within two weeks of its launch, with the rest of Muir’s student- www.muirskate.com was bringing life facilities — is currently under Educating Minds and Hearts to Change The World in nearly 80 percent of Lembach’s construction. 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