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By Sarah Smith University attributes Senior Staff Writer increase in minority The student-run co-operatives at applications to bolstered UCSD have begun redrafting their rent agreement with the university outreach programs. in hopes of reducing their monthly payments to a more sustainable level. By Ayelet Bitton Representatives from the co-ops Associate News Editor — including the Che Cafe Collective, the UCSD Food Co-operative, Football consultant The number of students admit- Groundwork Books and the UCSD ted from underrepresented races General Store Co-operative — hired despite incoming to UCSD for Fall Quarter 2010 recently decided to request that they A.S. president’s desire increased dramatically since last no longer be required to pay rent for year, according to statistics released their on-campus spaces. to table the team. by the UC Office of Though they said that this is still the President last ADMITTED the ultimate goal of negotiations with .S. President Utsav Gupta week. The admis- the administration, the focus of their has recruited university sions office accept- officials to pitch in for a ed 16.6 percent — 381 April 16 meeting with Director of A AFRICAN- consultant to evaluate moving or 3,041 — more University Centers Paul Terzino, A.S. AMERICANS President Utsav Gupta and Graduate sports teams to Division-I and the black, Hispanic Student Association President Alex possibility of starting a football team and American- James shifted instead to simply low- at UCSD. Indian students out 1,937 of the total admit ering their rent. Together, Gupta — along with MEXICAN- All those present at the meeting Chancellor Marye Anne Fox, Vice pool, a 6.9-percent AMERICANS agreed it was time to redraft the rent Chancellor of Student Affairs Penny increase from last contract between the co-ops and the Rue and Director of Athletics Earl fall. 615 university. Edwards — hired consultant Carl It was also a Co-op representatives also McAloose from Athletics Staffing record year for LATINO- AMERICANS requested that their Master Space and Consulting — a company that overall applications Agreement be reworded to define specializes in advising universities and admits: 48,073 them as student organizations rather on the development of their athletics students applied, 108 than businesses. This request, they programs. compared to last AMERICAN- said, is in response to financial hard- McAloose will begin work this year’s 47, 708, and INDIANS ship the co-ops fell into following a quarter analyzing the university’s the total number of remodeling of the Student Center budget and determining if either D-I students admitted UARDIAN
or football is feasible. If so, he will G increased by 3.7 percent, or 655 stu- and the opening of Price Center. / then estimate how much it would dents. The overall admissions rate was James said the co-ops believe their HIE current rental rates are negatively cost to implement either plan. R 36.8 percent, down from 38 percent in 2009. A total of 18,334 students were FOOTBALL HILIP See COCO-OPS-OPS page 7 See page 2 P admitted. There was a rise in the num- ber of minority applicants this year, <5*64465-632<5*64465-632 but Associate Vice Chancellor of Admissions Mae Brown said she attributes the higher admit rate to the university’s augmented publicity and outreach efforts. )ZUIV\ZW]\?QV[8]TQ\bMZ “We experienced an increase in applications during the November #Z/FEB4BMBNBUt4FOJPS4UBGG8SJUFS#Z/F is typical of Armantrout’s work: cognitive, com- pressed and acute. Armantrout wrote the latter part filing period, which included under- n case you failed to notice the giant after being diagnosed with adrenal cortical cancer represented students,” Brown said in three-quarter ad page dedicated to lit- — or cancer of the adrenal gland — in June 2006. an e-mail. “We visited high schools, erature professor Rae Armantrout on Sixty-three-year-old Armantrout said she was participated in college fairs and I used technology to extend our reach page six, hear it now: She’s become quite the surprised to hear she’d won a Pulitzer — especially celebrity. on the day before her April 13 birthday. throughout the fall recruitment peri- Just last week, the San Diego native was “So far, it is amazingly exciting,” Armantrout od. We are very excited about our awarded the 2010 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, said. “It’s really not something I expected. Of increase in applications.” along with $10,000. The honor was a grand course, I thought about winning things, but the A.S. Campuswide Senator and finale to the heap of praise she has received Pulitzer was not one of them — that was just like a Black Student Union board member for “Versed,” her tenth volume of poetry, bolt from the blue.” Desiree Prevo said the BSU has made ppublished in 2009. It also received the 2009 Since her win, Armantrout has been flooded with recruitment community outreach a NNationalat Book Critics Circle Award, and was a congratulations and media attention, including a priority. This year, the BSU sent out a finafinalistl for the 2009 National Book Award. front-page feature in the San Diego Union-Tribune. “Black Book” to black admits detailing Divided into two parts — “Versed” and cultural outlets on and off campus. “Dark Matter” — the 87-poem assortment See ARMANTROUTpage 8 See ADMISSIONSpage 7
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Visit www.ucsd.edu/go/bike and click Bicycle Commute Challenge. word on the streetA&PS Marketing & Communications NEWS MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 THE UCSD GUARDIAN 3 LIGHTS AND SIRENS :*0,5*,AND;,*/5636.@ Friday, April 9 11:55 a.m.: Citizen Contact ;TMMX,MXZQ^I\QWV"\PM6M_)V\Q,MXZM[[IV\ 1:40 a.m.: Suspicious person ▶ A male was reported as playing Emory University, furthered Gillin’s Although sleep deprivation may ▶ A male student was seen “vomit- guitar on the edge of the roof of Researchers investigate research by electronically stimulat- seem like a quick home remedy for ing out the window” at the Village the Humanities and Social Sciences electric stimulation of ing the anterior cingulate cortex in a depression, long-term side effects can Building 1. Field interview adminis- building. Checks OK. group of patients. When the patients include irritability, hallucinations and tered. 4:06 p.m.: Medical aid patients’ brains as were sleeping, the stimulation inter- memory lapses. 2:35 p.m.: Citizen contact ▶ An unconscious female who did not an alternative. rupts normal brain activity by discon- “Long-term deprivation of sleep ▶ A white male was seen holding a speak English was reported as seizur- necting the cortex from the sensory is really a dangerous thing,” Terry sign that read “I need physical inter- ing, with blood coming out of her By Jerry To input. This reduced the symptoms of Sejnowski, principle investigator for action” with a box of matches next to mouth, at Price Center. Referred to Contributing Writer depression among test subjects. the Computational Neurobiology him. Checks OK. other agency. Electrical stimulation may provide Laboratory at the Salk Institute, said. 5:26 p.m.: Welfare check 8:10 p.m.: Welfare check A new study shows sleep depriva- those patients with the treatment they “Although we don’t understand ▶ A student reported someone yelling ▶ A woman and baby were reported tion in humans can reduce the effects need. why we sleep, we know for sure that it that “they wanted to kill someone” on as screaming outside a building near of clinical depression. The study sug- “For some people, the benefits are is essential, in that sleep deprivation the sixth floor of Tenaya Hall. Quiet the Regents Pool. Gone on arrival. gests that there may be an upside to miraculous,” Sejnowski said. [has] led to serious accidents,” he said. on arrival. 9:53 p.m.: Suspicious person the overworked, under-rested lifestyle According to Gillin, sleep depriva- Many questions about sleep 11:54 p.m.: Grand theft ▶ An approximately 40-year-old so common among college students. tion is relatively safe. It’s side effects — such as why some animals sleep ▶ Two white males were reported as Hispanic male in beige clothing was Clinical depression is a medical are similar to those of other antide- less than others, or why we sleep a stealing lab equipment — specifically reported talking to females at Center condition that affects nearly 6 percent pressant treatments, like medication certain amount each day — are still a “small water bath” — at the Medical Hall. Gone on arrival. of the U.S. population. Symptoms or bright light. However, more major unknown to researchers. Teaching Facility. Report taken. include a decrease in self-esteem, risks of overnight sleep deprivation “The biggest surprise is that Wednesday, April 14 liveliness and the ability to carry out are mania in bipolar patients and we still don’t know why we sleep,” Saturday, April 10 7:40 a.m.: Suspicious person daily tasks. seizures in patients with a history of Sejnowski said. 12 p.m.: Missing person ▶ A homeless white male in his 50s, According to various cases — ana- convulsions. He added that he hopes technol- ▶ A five-year-old girl with short wearing a blue shirt and jeans, was lyzed in more than 75 papers over the In addition, patients cannot be ogy will advance to allow depressed brown hair was reported missing reported as possibly lighting fire- last 40 years, if a victim of depression deprived of sleep on a regular basis, patients to be treated with electrical while “taking a gymnastics class [and] crackers at the School of Medicine. stays up all night, or even just half the as that could create hazardous situa- stimulation in the future. walking to use the drinking fountain.” Gone on arrival. night, symptoms of depression tend tions. Accoridng to Gillin, operating Checks OK. 2:27 p.m.: Citizen contact to disappear for the rest of the day. a vehicle without having slept is as Readers can contact Jerry To at jto@ 1:36 p.m.: Chemical spill ▶ Three males were reported as hand- In particular, mothers who have dangerous as driving drunk. ucsd.edu. ▶ A virus had been spilled at the ing out Koala issues with racist mate- forgone a day of sleep have reported Johns Hopkins lab, but was “wiped off rial at Geisel Library. Information that the symptoms of postpartum the floor with bleach.” Referred. only. depression — a common condition that develops during the first few Monday, April 11 Thursday, April 15 months after childbirth — are dimin- 1:01 a.m.: Disturbance 9:43 a.m.: Suspicious person ished. ▶ A student reported hearing loud ▶ A white 28-year-old male was The late UCSD professor J. screams of “I’m going to fucking kill reported as wearing a large, black Christian Gillin used brain-imaging you” in the parking lot by Brennan backpack and looking “out of place” technology to search for the sleep- Hall. Unable to locate. at Expedition Way. Information only. depression link. 12:48 p.m.: Suspicious person 2:44 p.m.: Citizen contact By studying brain scans of patients ▶ A person wearing a purple shirt was ▶ A male at the Matthews Apartments before and after being deprived of reported as on the roof and trying to was reported as “being passive aggres- sleep, he found that an area of the hide. Checks OK. sive,” sending the reporting party brain in the cerebral cortex called the Facebook messages and having prob- anterior cingulate cortex was over- Tuesday, April 13 lems with her friends. Information active in depressed patients. After 1:03 a.m.: Suspicious person only. being deprived of sleep, however, the ▶ An officer reported someone liv- patients demonstrated normal levels ing in a van at Lot 104 in La Jolla. — Compiled by Connie Qian of activity in the ACC. Information only.t Senior Staff Writer Helen Mayberg, a researcher at RONNIE STEINITZ/GUARDIAN EarthWeek.ucsd.edu Celebrate UC San Diego Earth Week! April 19-23 Trash sort E-waste disposal Bike Commute Challenge Green Job Fair “Tapped” movie screening Clean Car Show Tree planting Take the SustainabiliTWEET Challenge! Follow Twitter.com/SustainUCSD and Facebook: UC San Diego Sustainability to receive daily Earth Week challenges. You could win a new bike! Get details at earthweek.ucsd.edu. SustainabiliTweet it! 4 THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG/OPINION OUT OF CONTEXT Props to the AP Stylebook — the grammar bible for print media — for finally entering the 21st century and There is no limit, and that changing “Web site” to “website.” could be dangerous.” Flops to Spirit Airlines for now charging up to $45 for WAFA BEN HASSINE carry-ons — but props to American, Delta, US Airways, JetBlue and United for vowing not to follow suit. “ A.S. 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And you want will do is charge a committee to look the council’s re-examination of the to come from? to try to avoid running referenda at at the budget and make sure we’re existing guidelines continue? Are G: Wafa, you’ve voted on many of all costs, but we’re actually in really allocating our money, and where media orgs being funded too much? these allocations. In your mind, has good shape right now because our it’s going is where it’s being spent — For example, No. 15 magazine is there been any irresponsible over- source of funding is guaranteed. And like the Student Promoted Access getting $9,000 for one 3,000-print allocation? it’s quite a bit of money, so we have to Center for Education and Service, the run. WBH: Whatever the students pay make that distinction. Sustainability Resource Center, what UG: When I talked about responsible into [the A.S. Council] should go You brought up media orgs have you — with programs that are over-allocation, I meant considering back to them the year that they’re — there are media-org guidelines that being carried out. I want to make how much here at UCSD. I think it’s really we aren’t really paying attention to, sure money’s being allocated wisely we’re going to important that we keep our level of certain things like you have to fund and appropriately to these different over-allocate mandate reserves and level of car- 20 percent of your printing through constituencies. by sticking ryforward in the minimum. Right advertising, and I feel like we should G: So when you said you were We may with the num- now, it’s around $1 million, which is look into those more in order to going to cut wasteful spending bers through- a third of our budget and quite a bit determine how media orgs are funded throughout your campaign and go into the out the year. of money that’s not really necessary and how we allocate media funding. ANDREW OH/GUARDIAN endorsement interview, you weren’t “negative for A.S. Council at this point. A lot of student orgs, G: Would you be a proponent of referring to any specific line item next year.” decided not multicultural orgs, what have you, all putting a cap on media-org fund- media orgs, we have to make sure we or any specific spending? You were to stick with want more funding, and I do believe ing? fund different orgs fairly, but maybe being general? UTSAV GUPTA the numbers that we could allocate a little differ- WBH: Not a cap, though it’s a possi- that’s an option we could consider. WBH: I believe that we should look A.S. PRESIDENT we decided ently this year. The Vice President of bility. We should look into the guide- We need to revisit guidelines and into if there is wasteful spending and on, and that’s Finance-elect Andrew Ang and I are lines more to ensure that we don’t ensure that we’re following them, eliminate it, because I do believe it’s irresponsible over-allocation when thinking about increasing the stu- overspend. which could mean that there’s a lot of part of institutionalizing activism, you take line items such as the media dent-org operating funds from $400 G: The guidelines seem kind of arbi- research to be done into that before which is ensuring that the students’ orgs’ funding at $45,000 per year to maybe $600 or $800 — and this trary. It seems like it’s kind of up to we formulate the budget this year. fees are going to things and programs and decide to allocate an additional also depends on how we fit every- the Student Org Funding Advisory As president-elect, I’m meeting with that benefit them — that we aren’t $20,000 over that. thing else into the budget as well. Board and the associate vice presi- people, discussing what they’d like to putting it to things that aren’t being That is going to strip even more G: What kind of financial planning dent of student organizations to see in the budget, any recommenda- carried out, or programs that look into the carryforward, and because of goes into determining whether determine what those recommenda- tions — but that’s one thing in par- good on paper and don’t have general those specific actions, we may go into there’s going to be too much alloca- tions are. ticular we should look into more than results coming out. I’ll charter a com- the negative for next year and dip tion taking place, to the point where WBH: The guidelines aren’t really anything. There is no limit and that mittee to look into that and see what into our reserve. I think that’s a dan- you have to run another student arbitrary. They’re there, they’re just could be dangerous. in the budget might be useful. gerous precedent to set — to continu- referendum? not being followed. I’ve talked to the G: I’d like to end on a slightly lighter G: You mentioned responsible over- ously over-allocate line items — and WBH: Doing the budget is — from VP finance now and VP finance- note. Who are you looking forward allocation. In your mind, has there it’s one that’s going to come back and what I know — it’s a balance of hav- elect, and there were mistakes that to most at the Sun God Festival? been any irresponsible over-alloca- bite the council. If they want to allo- ing enough of mandate reserves and happened last year that we’ll try to UG: Definitely Drake. tion? How should the council fund cate $65,000 worth of media funding carryforward and a balance of not avoid. If we’re obliged to put a cap on WBH: Michelle Branch. NEWS MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 THE UCSD GUARDIAN 7 :MV\?QTT*M6MOW\QI\ML Until the committee drafts and finalizes response to the co-ops’ requests. ANDREW OH/GUARDIAN the new MSA, the co-ops will continue to “The only official agreement that I heard (PHUJHQFH²DEHQH¿WSDUW\WRIXQGUDLVHIRUWKHUHGHYHORSPHQWRI+DLWL²IHDWXUHGDIDVKLRQVKRZRSHQPLFSHUIRUPDQFHV abide by the terms of their 2006 MSA. This in the last meeting was that we all agreed to DQGWZRGDQFHVRQWKHVHFRQGÀRRURI3ULFH&HQWHU7KHHYHQWWRRNSODFHRQ$SULOIURPSPWRPLGQLJKW agreement — which should have been rene- have another meeting,” James said. “I hope we gotiated in the 2008-09 school year, but was can get it done by the end of the year, because defaulted upon when the co-ops refused to the whole constituency of the committee will sign an amendment to the contract — has change if it had to continue into next year — *;=:MIKPM[7]\\W:IQ[M5QVWZQ\a)XXTQKI\QWV:I\M[ two sets of guidelines built in. and that will complicate things a lot.” The first set allows for a two-year lease, The next meeting will take place on ▶ ADMISSIONS, from page 1 applicants by assigning points to each compo- but is defined to only apply as long as the co- Friday, April 24. “The Black Book is an African-American nent of their application — to the holistic review ops continue their payment plan and agree resource guide,” Prevo said. “We want to show process used by UC Berkeley and UCLA. The to a new lease after the two years are up. Readers can contact Sarah Smith at sjs001@ them they have a community, rather than just the holistic review process evaluates an application Because the co-ops did not agree to the 2008- ucsd.edu. 1.3 percent everyone publicizes.” in its entirety. Brown said the UCSD Committee Prevo said the BSU also organized a Black on Admissions is responsible for investigating the Senior Weekend to coincide with admit day, allow- new program. ing black admits to spend more time exploring the “The faculty is responsible for developing and campus, and experiencing life at UCSD firsthand. approving any changes in the admission policy,” *MV0I[[QVM;]XXWZ\[,1;_Q\KP7^MZ.WW\JITT Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study WE ARE LOOKING FOR: r)FBMUIZ7PMVOUFFST r"HFTZFBST r/PNBKPSNFEJDBMQSPCMFNT r/PNFOUBMIFBMUIQSPCMFNT r/PBMDPIPMPSESVHQSPCMFNT r&BSOVQUP Study involves an investigational drug and FDA approved medictions and brain imaging while doing simple computer tasks. For more information, call 858.405.6677 8 THE UCSD GUARDIAN .7+=; MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 +76<)+<<0--,1<7:"[email protected] 2008 PULITZER 2010 2009 2007 2006 PRIZE The Shadow Time and Failure Native Guard Late Wife Versed of Sirius Materials & PHILIP NATASHA TRETHEWEY CLAUDIA EMERSON in Poetry RAE ARMANTROUT W.S. MERWIN ROBERT HASS SCHULTZ UNCOMMON FOLK After a long career in poetry, literature professor RAE ARMANTROUT recently won a Pulitzer and $10,000, clearly situating herself so that letter [ becomes dinner ] BY NEDA SALAMAT / ASSOCIATE FOCUS EDITOR PHOTO BY ERIK JEPSEN/GUARDIAN RESULTS 1 Click hehereere ttoo votevov t ARMANTROUT, from page 1 on who’s riperippe UNBIDDEN for a makeover Armantrout first began working at UCSD or takeover TheThe gghostshosts swswarm.arm. in 1981 as a part-time lecturer. Nearly 30 years TheyThey spspeakeak as oonen later — a staple professor for LTWR 8B: Writing in this series pilot. person.son. EachEach Poetry — she insists her appreciation for the loves yoyou.u. EEacha Votes are registered has left somethingoom written word has only increased. at the server undone. “I always knew that I wanted to write poetry,” and sent back she said. Her mother would often read poetry as results. aloud when she was a child, fostering a respect of Did the palo verde blush yellow the written word that bloomed as she got older. 2 all at once? Down the line, Armantrout found herself most By Rae Armantrout drawn to prehensile poets like Emily Dickinson, Click here to transform Today’s edges are so sharp whose cerebral conceits and economical oxidation approach had a heavy influence on Armantrout’s into digestion. they might cut own poetry. From this point on, anything that moved. In the preface to “Veil” — a 2001 selection it’s a lattice of ends of Armantrout’s poems — fellow poet and critic disguised as means: The way a lost Ron Silliman described her poetry as “the lit- word the strangler fig, erature of the anti-lyric, those poems that at will come back first glance appear contained and perhaps even the anteater. unbidden. simple, but which upon the slightest examination You’re not interested rapidly provoke a sort of vertigo effect as element 3 in it now, after element begins to spin wildly toward more I’ve developed the ability only radical ... possibilities.” to revise in knowing After transferring from San Diego State to UC what I’m waiting for where it’s been. Berkeley in 1969, Armantrout found herself sur- so that letter rounded by a gyre of Vietnam War protests and becomes dinner social activism. It was there that fellow students gradually noticed her budding poetic prowess and encour- while the contrapuntal nodding of the Chinese elm leaves See PULITZER, Page 11 redistributes ennui FOCUS MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 THE UCSD GUARDIAN 9 CLUBHOPPING INFOCUS MUIR MUSICAL WELCOMES THE LORAX TROLLEY THE TRITONES JOHN HANACEK/GUARDIAN FILE ast Friday, about 15 to 20 cast members from the ising from a campus full of student organization Muir Musical performed mediocre shower singers and L American Idol wannabes, the the opening number from their “Seussical the R competitively selected singers in the Musical” production, “Oh, the Thinks You Can Think” — UCSD Tritones are a breath of fresh but this time it wasn’t in the safety of their Mandeville talent. Don’t believe us? If world- Auditorium set. Instead, they ushered the unveiling of famous pop star Taylor Swift chose the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System’s new trolley. the a capella group to sing backup for her nationally televised Academy of The trolley — a collaboration between MTS and Country Music Awards concert in Las Dr. Seuss Enterprises — is painted with scenes from Vegas, they’ve got to be doing some- The Lorax, a children’s book written by Theodor Geisel thing right. — of UCSD’s famous spaceship library. The Tritones spotted their chance when producers from the CBS network The words “Go Green!” are also painted on the car, contacted a handful of collegiate a along with the warning: “Unless someone like you cares cappella groups in search of a backup a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s choir for Swift. not” — a line from Theodor Geisel’s well-known story. After sending in their rendition of Swift’s “You Belong With Me” — which The event kicked off a series of events in honor they performed in Ledden Hall — the of Earth Day on April 22, including an appearance by Tritones received a call informing the Lorax-themed trolley at UCSD’s Clean Car Show them that Swift had handpicked them this upcoming Thursday. It will also be running on the to accompany her onstage. Revelle College senior Teresa Souto Orange and Green lines over the next few months. — the Tritones’ assistant director, Audrey Geisel — Theodor’s widow and president and one of the four sopranos of the of Dr. Seuss Enterprises — and a guy in a Lorax suit group — said she was ecstatic to have were also present for the trolley unveiling, which beat out national competition for the chance to sing with Swift. was geared toward promoting the conservation of “Through opportunities like this, resources and encouraging children to be more envi- the more our name will get out there ronmentally conscious. and people will not only know who we are but who UCSD is,” Souto said. — APRILLE MUSCARA “We hope to have more of a reach out PHOTOS COURTESY OF FRANCES TANG ASSOCIATE FOCUS EDITOR PHOTOS BY ERIK JEPSEN/GUARDIAN See TRITONES,page 10 !-/% !=H@SEJ-AS/H=U%AOPER=H EVERYTHING NICE by Stephanie TImm OYSTER by Ronald McCants PHANTOM BAND by Krista Knight One Acts: IN A WORD by Lauren Yee MUZUNGU by David Myers A free staged reading of OBAMANATION by Lou-Lou Igbokwe +, &+*/ 0$"+ $,%&" &"')*/ & )$ %"**"'& 858.534.4574 /+! +) , * , ('**"$ . & )',* '&+"'& )'% &"& )$ -"& 10 THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 FOCUS ?Q\P;_QN\WV POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR WRITERS LAYOUT DESIGNERS ILLUSTRATORS JOHN HANACEK/GUARDIAN FILE COPY READERS ▶ TRITONES, MYVTWHNL and memorize tones. Last fall, over range from pre-med, political science side of UCSD and San Diego.” 100 students auditioned for a only 10 to economics,” Souto said. “We are all WEB DESIGNERS Founded in 1996 by a group of open spots. really different, but we do have one high-school choir friends searching Souto thing in common — and that’s where ASSOCIATE EDITORS for an artistic outlet, the Tritones said that — we love to sing.” were the first of UCSD’s a cappella although This March, for the first time PHOTOGRAPHERS groups. Comprised of 16 members We are all really each mem- ever in UCSD history, the Tritones — four soprano, four alto, four tenor different, but we ber of the won first place in the International LAYOUT DESIGNERS and four bass — the group rehearses “ Tritones has Championship of A Cappella quar- twice a week to perfect their collective do have one a unique terfinals at UC Berkeley, advanc- GRAPHIC DESIGNERS harmony. thing in common set of inter- ing them to the semifinals at the These days, Tritones auditions are — and that’s ests — it’s University of Southern California. VIDEO PRODUCTION the most cutthroat on campus. Every the thrill Their winning sets included Lady Fall Quarter, prospective members where we love of group Gaga’s “Speechless,” Michael Buble’s are asked to memorize “The Star to sing.” perfor- “Haven’t Met You Yet” and Queen’s Spangled Banner” and perform an mance that “Don’t Stop Me Now.” Although they OFFICES LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR additional one-minute song excerpt TERESA SOUTO brings them did not advance to the finals, the OF THE OLD STUDENT CENTER that highlighted their particular vocal ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, together. Swift performance is sure to meet skills. TRITONES “Some their quota for limelight — at least APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG Candidates must also pass a series members of for the time being. QUESTIONS? E-MAIL [email protected] of tests determining their ability to the group are on sports teams, some — Kelly Kim sight-read, clap to complex rhythms are in musical theater; our majors Staff Writer #) ( " '! !" 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The Tritons in Hawaii on May 8. to honor their graduating seniors — have only one more match against UC which posed early problems for the Riverside before they begin regional By Liam Rose Tritons. playoffs: Irrespective of the result Senior Staff Writer Pomona sent an early statement against Riverside, they will compete of intent: The Broncos’ No. 2 doubles in regionals as a three-seed in the MEN’S TENNIS — UCSD entered team easily toppled the Triton pairing Western region against Brigham a late-season showdown against Cal of junior Armaun Emami and fresh- Young University-Hawaii — a team Poly Pomona on April 15 with one man Austin West 8-2. they struggled against on March 24. clear mission: to hold onto their No. “We started slow on doubles,” “We have one more game at Special Guests: 3 regional ranking. And with a post- Nguyen said. “We weren’t firing all Riverside,” Nguyen said. “Then we season berth contingent on a top- out, but we still pulled it together and go to Hawaii. We have to practice QUARTET ONOMATOPOETIC four finish in the Division-II Western came back strong.” really hard because we got smoked Friday, May 7 region, the Tritons brought enough However, the Tritons recovered last time we played Brigham Young Performing Two Shows - 8pm & 10pm strength and resolve to claim a 7-2 from their slow start, when their No. University-Hawaii. We have to give The Loft, UC San Diego victory over the Broncos and sweep Advance tickets available @ 3 doubles team — sophomores Sam them more of a fight and prepare theloft.ucsd.edu the season series. Ling and Jake Fellow — fought out an for them. We’ll probably focus more “We just knew we had to take 8-6 win against their Bronco counter- on practicing harder through our them out,” junior captain Vince parts. Then, the newly formed pairing Riverside match and be sure to come Nguyen said. “Their team just got of junior Erik Elliot and sophomore out strong for regionals.” WORLD FAMOUS HAMBURGERS axed, so this was their last match, and Chapman Chan blew away Pomona’s The Tritons will play at Riverside they came out really emotional. They No. 1 doubles team 8-0. this Wednesday before traveling to were fighting for their last moments Elliot carried over his on-court Hawaii for regionals on May 8. and their last match ever, and we just domination into singles play, sealing came out to a slow start.” victory in a tricky three-set match Readers can contact Liam Rose at Although the Tritons had already against Pomona’s No. 1 Joshua Lauon. [email protected]. =+;,/WTNMZ[>QMNWZ1VLQ^QL]IT;XW\[QV;]XMZ:MOQWVIT ▶ M. GOLF, MYVTWHNL play all season. Morris fired the best rounds.” really hurt my chances of making it to individual round all season for the Rastogi earned his spot on the ros- regionals.” Tritons with a four-under-par 68. ter for the CCAA Championship with The Tritons managed an eighth- UCSD also shot its lowest team round a stellar performance at the Hanny/ place finish at the event, though the and overall score with an even-par Stanislaus Invitational. At the event, inclusion of Samra’s score would have 288 and eight-over-par 872, respec- Rastogi shot rounds of 74 and 75 on moved UCSD into sixth- tively. Day One. Though the Tritons did place overall. While Okasaki, Samra poorly as a team, Rastogi’s rounds After transferring and Morris look to cement gave him an opportunity to experi- from community college, their positions at the Super ence firsthand postseason golf. Morris had trouble transi- I never Regionals, sophomore “It’s an unknown going into this tioning to the Division-II knew what Justin Gabbert and fresh- week,” he said. “ I don’t know what to level during early season “was going to man Anubhav Rastogi will expect as a freshman. I’m waiting to play. But after finish- look to gain valuable expe- see how my game has improved and ing in a tie for 13th place happen [in my rience for next season at how far it has come.” at the Grand Canyon rounds]. Every the tournament. The Tritons have qualified at Give Us the Old College Try. Thunderbird Invitational, tee shot was Gabbert, who under- least one player for the NCAA Super Morris said he believes he went significant swing Regionals every season during Wydra’s College students have been going to Tommy’s since 1946 for the is in a good frame of mind an adventure, changes in the middle of 33-year tenure. Okasaki is shooting to greatest burger in L.A., possibily the world. 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Se Habla Español UCSD La Jolla Village Dr. N EW I-5 Planned Parenthood S Mission Bay Parker Center 4501 Mission Bay Drive, #1C&D San Diego, CA 92109 Garnet Ave. 16 THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2010 WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG/SPORTS THIS DAY IN HISTORY HOTCORNER On April 19, 1897, New York native John McDermott won the first-ever ADRIAN GUTHALS | VOLLEYBALL Boston Marathon with a time of 2:55:10. The junior middle blocker tallied 14 kills against In last year’s 113th annual running of Pepperdine University on April 17. The Tritons upset the the event, Deriba Merga of Ethiopia won Waves for the second time this season after a hard-fought with a time of 2:08:42. ;87:<;+76<)+<<0--,1<7:"[email protected] five set match. Guthals totaled 183 kills for the season. >64,5»:;,550: LUCKY NUMBER In a showdown between the top two women’s tennis teams in the conference, the No. 15 Tritons toppled No. 19 Cal State Stanislaus to earn their seventh consecutive7 CCAA title. UARDIAN G / UARDIAN G / WU JEPSEN ERIK KEVIN By Wesley Cox wouldn’t be denied their seventh straight title. “The loss to Point Loma wasn’t that significant,” Staff Writer After suffering an unfortunate 5-4 road loss to Point LaPlante said. “We didn’t have all our girls playing on Loma Nazarene University on April 15, UCSD rebound- Thursday. We knew we could win if everyone was healthy, o. 15 UCSD needed a championship-caliber ed to defeat Cal State Stanislaus 6-3, and claimed top came together and played well. And that is exactly what performance against No. 19 Cal State Stanislaus conference honors. we did.” N if the Tritons were to make it to seven straight After three doubles matches at Point Loma last UCSD got off to a running start, winning all three regular-season titles. The Tritons and Warriors, tied atop Thursday, the Tritons found themselves behind 2-1, and doubles matches to take a commanding early lead. No. league standings with eight wins and one loss, faced off only managed to break even in singles with three wins 1 singles team Taskeen Bains and Natalie Varnay heated on April 17 at the Northpoint Tennis Courts with the and three losses. things up with an early 8-3 win. They were backed up by California Collegiate Athletic Association championship However, despite the loss to Point Loma, head coach the No. 2 team of Anita Anthavale and Jacquelyn Davis, on the line. Liz Laplante said the lady Tritons were confident going who won 8-5, while No. 3 doubles team Cindy Dao and In a season in which the Tritons lost their 53-match into the championship-deciding game against Cal State conference winning streak at Cal Poly Pomona, they Stanislaus. See W. TENNISpage 15 Tritons Take Seven of Eight Games -ZZI\QK8TIa8TIO]M[/WTN ;MI[WV in Back-to-Back Series Victories UCSD golf does not qualify for team officially qualified for the NCAA Super Regionals on postseason; individuals still in the May 3 to May 5 with consistent play throughout the By Cameron Tillisch season. Senior Raj Samra and junior Richard Morris Senior Staff Writer hunt for NCAA Super Regionals. are within striking distance of a spot as well, the coach said. BASEBALL — Eager to return to By Matt Croskey Samra said he believes he needs a top-20 finish their winning ways after a 19-game Associate sports editor this week, and that he is confident that his game is in win streak was snapped by Cal State proper form to a make a run at the Super Regionals. San Bernardino on April 3, the No. MEN’S GOLF — Over the past month, the Tritons (The NCAA selection committee has yet to release 3 Tritons went into a four-game have been busy preparing for California Collegiate any official statistics.) series against Cal State Stanislaus set Athletic Association Championship, set to take place “I really want to make it,” Samra said. “I am really on restoring their elite status in the later this week. And after closing the month of March good at performing under pressure, and I have been league. with a pair of eighth-place finishes, the team had getting my confidence back. Over the past month, I The Tritons came through in reason to believe it could make a strong postseason have really been changing how I think about golf. I a big way with a four game road run — until a sloppy finish at the Hanny/Stanislaus wasn’t taking it as seriously, and realized it was affect- sweep of the Warriors, notching Invitational on April 12 and 13 shattered the team’s ing my ability to make Super Regionals.” important wins of 7-0, 5-3, 10-2 and shot at the NCAA postseason. Samra’s chances for the postseason diminished 18-5 over the seventh-place team in UCSD has struggled all season to find consistent when he was disqualified at the 60th Annual SoCal the California Collegiate Athletic play in the fourth and fifth spots on its roster. With Intercollegiate from Mar. 22 to Mar. 23. According Association. each team counting its four best scores from five, the to league rules, players are required to have two “We knew they would be a tough Tritons were too erratic to compete at the same level signatures on their scorecard when turning it in. team to play, especially on a long every week. Samra failed to get his playing partner’s signature road trip,” junior third baseman Evan “By the time things got better, we were too far before submitting what would have been the Tritons’ Kehoe said. “They have good num- behind to make [the National Collegiate Athletic second-best round on the day. bers as a team and play a similar style Association postseason],” head coach Mike Wydra “I handed it to him to sign, and assumed that of baseball to us, but we just out- said. “We’ve had flashes of brilliance, but no consis- [my playing partner] did it, since the card was closed played them all weekend. We played tency this season. When people play well, we never when I got it back,” Samra said. “Apparently, he was cleaner baseball than them, forced get the fifth score. We usually have to eat that big fifth just checking his scores with his scorekeeper and them to make mistakes and kept the number.” never signed it. I shot 76 and bogeyed the last two pressure on them.” JOHN HANACEK/GUARDIAN The 54-hole CCAA Championship will still holes. Not having that score count toward my average Senior right-hander Matt Rossman allowed three earned runs on be packed with pressure for three Triton golfers. See BASEBALLpage 15 four hits in 6.1 innings against Cal State Los Angeles on April 16. According to Wydra, senior Keith Okasaki has all but See M. GOLFpage 12