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VOLUME 52, ISSUE 12 MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 2018 WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG NATIONAL PHOTOTHE US TEASE AND !"#$%&'()*)+,-.,/-+% MEXICOGOES BORDERHERE !*0/*01-*1'%2),3% 41'1-.5%#36,'/2* The impact of the current federal government shutdown on campus has been mostly limited to research grants. !"##$%&'()#*+ !"#$%&'($&#)*+%&$,% he partial U.S. government shutdown could have a direct effect on some of PHOTO BY NAME HERE /GUARDIAN TUC San Diego’s federally funded An on-campus contracts and grants. Most CAPTION PREVIEWING researchers will be able to continue THEteach-in ARTICLE explainsPAIRED WITH A student examines fowers at the Farmer’s Market in Town Square. UCSD Guardian // Photo by Michael Ciaglo the recent San Diego working, but some may be sent stop THE PHOTO TEASE. FOR work orders by their respective EXAMPLE IF THE PHOTO border closure and CAMPUS sponsoring federal agency. Research WEREaims OF to A educate BABY YOU funded by the National Science WOULD SAY “BABIES SUCK! students about #191*,3%"/551;1%>31(1?%@/6+)*;%&**/6*01'%.,%>/2*%@.55 Foundation, National Aeronautics THEY ARE WEAK AND immigration. !,#-,.('#/+0'12##-,./*01&$"% and Space Administration, National Oceanic and Atmospheric 4:?-869F##7$J:##HFeatures, page 6 he Academic Affairs Department held a town from other courses … they will focus on problems and hall meeting on Jan. 8 at the Great Hall that projects that are addressing problems,” Moore said. Administration, Department ?$43$5#4:K outlined construction and curriculum plans “Some of them will involve community and group of Justice, and Department of 343$55"##6789869##-:$4: Tfor the two new colleges that will be added to UC San projects.” Homeland Security could be >*"##-6##!:##L6<:##M6?$5 impacted. 6O@%@1%F##7+G(###P!:!$4##9::=4##->6##47$?:4 Diego in the coming years. Before an audience of about Moore noted that the impact of the capstone and 4:?-869F##7+G(###H 15 people, Dean of Undergraduate Education John alternative class requirements on course loads will “Many UCSD researchers receive Moore presented the housing arrangements and Seventh vary depending on major, and while some students funding from these agencies. The !:$5:##4-<::- College theme currently under consideration, as well will fit them in nicely, for others, “it will require some partial shutdown will not impact 6;-:9##$##476<-4##-:$4: those whose grants have already $##4-6<"##6;##56M:##$9=###89N34-8?: as the refurbishment of existing campus residencies. quarters where you take more than 16 units, but that’s )02##@A##+##B+AC(2DB+..E Members of the Seventh College Workgroup, Council no different from the other colleges.” begun — only anticipated new $Q:F###7+G(#R A(I2@1%F##7+G(##H of Provosts, and other administrators were also present. In order to admit students by 2020, the college research projects or supplemental The estimated size of the first class at Seventh will curriculum will need to be established by the time funding will be stopped during this be around 700 students, mainly comprised of transfers students apply in the fall of this year. time,” Assistant Vice Chancellor FOREFORECAST- and freshmen, with an additional 2300 or so students Moore also highlighted the long-term plans and of Contracts and Grants Linda expected to be served each year. rearrangements that will be made to accommodate Collins said to the UCSD Guardian The curriculum is still being decided, but the current housing with the addition of the new college. in an email. “Submission of new plan is to center it around the tentative theme of “From the Rita [Atkinson Residences] by the applications will be stopped for “A Changing Planet.” This theme’s written proposal medical school, [graduate] students are going to move agencies that do not yet have a budget.” MONDAY TUESDAY is currently under review by academic committees out in 2020 because there’s going to be new graduate MONDAY TUESDAY Research funded by the HH 6196 L 7254 H H65 86 L L 57 68 that will, if approved, be sent to UC President Janet facilities in Mesa,” Moore said. “Once those apartments Napolitano for approval. become vacant, then some of the transfer students will Department of Defense, National “It’s clear that the planet is changing in many ways, move to those apartments. That will free up space in Institutes of Health, and Department not only environmentally, but politically, economically, The Village, where Seventh College will start. The idea of Energy is unaffected because these departments approved their WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and in many different dimensions,” Moore said. “This is that we will create some administrative space around WEDNESDAY THURSDAY would be conducive to interdisciplinary work because, The Village, and eventually The Village will become 2019 yearly fiscal budgets before HH 64 79 LL 6757 HH 62 79 L L 5766 you can imagine work on migration, for example, as Seventh College.” the shutdown. Although the other aligning with this theme.” Moore also explained that the housing located in agencies have been impacted, they VERBATIM The college will require three capstone courses for Sixth College will be refurbished for junior and senior will not yet affect UCSD’s research. four-year students, and one for transfer students. These student housing after the college itself is moved to “As far as I know, there are no VERBATIM researcher’s projects so far that !"#$%&'&($(#)*+,-&.$./&01- capstone courses are expected to be developed with a the upcoming Living and Learning Community in have been stalled due to lack of /*$2-3.42#$5&/5.$- focus on encompassing many different academic fields. 2020. The goal for this new housing is to provide an PULL A QUOTE FROM supplemental funding. However, A COLUMN51/5-(#-0/$%/*-$.6%/*- HERE! FOR Capstone courses that will be offered will be in either experience similar to living off campus. if the shutdown continues as is EXAMPLE,&.*/5(2#$1('$-724.#- ‘I DON’T arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, or “By having Sixth College move to the new facility expected, further impacts will be UNDERSTAND8/(*-52-/01(.9.-2&)/$4- WHY ALLIE qualitative reasoning. and by revamping the Sixth College and Rita apartments CAN’T ASCRIBE WORDS TO likely, especially those with NSF 42$5-28-51.-5(4.,-.9.#- “The three capstone course will integrate material into upper-division housing, we will have a gain of THEIR PROPER USAGES.’ funding as that is the larger funder 7(51-*2#):5.&4-122;%'- See TOWN HALL,%page 3 -KELVIN NORONHA” to UCSD that is subject to the partial '/&5#.&$,-*(;.*+-<.0/%$.- - Columnist name here shutdown,” Collins added. 28-51.-%#3.&$5223- SAN DIEGO To get funding for future .4'1/$($-2#-4/*.-COLUMN TITLE HERE SECTION, PAGE _ research projects where funding '*./$%&.=> "),7%"/((),,11%!*.*)(/6+57%&88-/91+%:/*;<=11'1'%4)-1%#,.,)/* may be stalled, UCSD is providing Geena Roberts For years, UC San Diego’s campus has been categorized as an area with inadequate emergency coverage. examples of how the shutdown Casual sex could affect the school to the PAGE 4 !"##-,.('##;+0'12 be an approximate 10,500 square campus, which is expected to offer #,./*01&$"% feet building near the intersection nearly 20,000 undergraduate beds Federal Government Relations of North Torrey Pines Road and within the next three years. Representative and the leadership INSIDEINSIDE he City of San Diego’s Northpoint Driveway. “This fire station is long at the UC Office of the President. Public Safety and Livable The construction of the facility overdue and I am appreciative of Both groups will work to influence BIPARTISANSHIP.....TEXT ...................................X........4 Neighborhoods Committee will be overseen as a partnership UC San Diego for their patience congressional representatives BANDERSNATCH............9 Thas unanimously approved the to address the potential lack of OPINION SOMETHING .X between the city of San Diego and and commitment throughout the SOCIALWEEKEND/FEATURE MEDIA..............10 .....X construction of a new fire station UCSD. The fire station will respond process,” City Councilwoman funding. on the UC San Diego campus at its The Housing Dining and MOODCROSSWORD/SUDOKU LIGHTING..........11 X to emergencies in the surrounding Barbara Bry, who represents La W. BASKETBALL...........16 meeting on Jan. 8. The proposed neighborhoods in the local area in Jolla, University City and nearby Hospitality department has not been A SOCCER BALL! WOW X size and location of the facility will addition to serving the needs of the See FIRE STATION,%page 3 See SHUTDOWN,%page 3 S THE UCSD GUARDIAN | JANUARY 14, 2019 | WWW.UCSDGUARDIAN.ORG 9:>4 !"#$%&"'()"*+,-"By Michi Sora Christopher Robertson Editor in Chief Lauren Holt Managing Editor Tyler Faurot News Editor Adriana Barrios Opinion Editor Richard Lu Sports Editor Jade Knows His Gun-Wong Features Co-Editors Madeline Park Chloe Esser A&E Co-Editor Daisy Scott Annika Olives Lifestyle Editor Francesca Hummler Photo Editor Alex Rickard Design Editor Lights and Sirens is compiled from the Hojune Kwak Multimedia Editor Police Crime Log at police.ucsd.edu Kritin Karkare Data Visualization Editor 5@GT2A#Q#4@'(%A Anthony Tran Art Editor Lisa Chik Copy Editor Friday, January 4 10:22 p.m. Marijuana Contact Atlantis Hall in Roger Revelle College College Drive, minor injuries 4:26 a.m. Gas / Water / Sewer Leak Per Housing Assistant, odor of Report Taken sustained by pedestrian, medical Water coming up through manhole marijuana coming from unknown 8:44 p.m. Injury transportation declined Page Layout cover and shooting five feet into air suite in Tenaya Hall Solo skateboarding accident at Voigt Report Taken Alex Rickard, Christopher Robertson Referred To Other Agency ‐ San Unable To Locate Dip, victim sustained facial cuts Copy Readers Diego Police & City Shops Unknown Time - Petty Theft Bicycle Transported To Hospital Thursday, January 10 Darren Lam, Rani Snankar Loss $300.00 12:53 a.m.

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