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Thursday, January 30, 2014 Reject Resolutions Save the Earth in Style Find bliss the easy way Fashion show flaunts sustainability OPINION, PAGE 6 SCENE, PAGE 4 Since 1922 www.thesantaclara.org @thesantaclara @thesantaclara One free copy Ongoing Login Issues Cause Privacy Breach Canvas glitch allows unauthorized access to email accounts Nicolas Sonnenburg Associate Reporter Last week, Google’s mailing services crashed for an unprecedented hour, and in an unrelated matter, an unsuspecting Hotmail user received thousands of blank emails from unaware Gmail users. In the meantime, Santa Clara students have been experiencing their own set of Gmail issues, login problems in particular. Students complain that entering their username and password into the university login page can give them access to a different student’s Gmail account. The incorrect email accounts appear to be those of past users of the same computer. Sophomore Trenton Nagasawa, who often uses his roommate’s computer to print class documents, often finds himself looking at the roommate’s email, despite entering his own login info. Other students have experienced this problem on shared school computers. “I’ve noticed the problem when I’m giving an in-class presentation or when See ACCOUNT, Page 3 PHOTO ILLUSTRATION — MALU VELTZE Students have reported a common computer issue in which access to a previous user’s email account is granted when entering their own login information. Information Technology is attempting to correct the problem. Alumnus Dies After Getting Hit By Train uled to stop at the Santa Clara sta- year, Scholz was introduced by a Former psychol- tion, came barreling through at 50- mutual friend to Emily, who lived in 70 miles per hour around 5:30 p.m., the nearby Campisi Residence Hall. ogy major was according to Caltrain officials. The two remained friends during “It ... appears Mr. Scholz was their time at Santa Clara, but did trying to help attempting to help the surviving not start dating until a year after victim, based on preliminary infor- they had both graduated, according mation,” Caltrain spokeswoman to Emily Scholz. Nick Ostiller Christine Dunn told the San Jose The couple was married in 2006 The Santa Clara Mercury News. and had been living in Pleasanton, Scholz died on impact, while the Calif. ever since. It was the ultimate sacrifice: a surviving victim remains hospital- While at Santa Clara, Scholz ma- man giving up his life to save some- ized and in critical condition, unable jored in psychology and minored in one else’s. to speak with police, according to business, but “was not a stellar stu- Philip Scholz, a 2001 graduate of reports. dent,” according to his wife. Santa Clara, died last Monday, Jan. Officials did not release Scholz’s “He frequently reminded me, ‘Cs 20 after being struck by a moving name until this past Friday. get degrees,’” said Emily Scholz in train at the Santa Clara Caltrain sta- Scholz was born in Seattle, Wash. an email. tion across the street from campus. and attended Shorewood High But his grades were good enough Surveillance footage at the sta- School in Shorewood, Wash. before to graduate and land a job with the tion showed Scholz, 35, looking at moving to the Bay Area for college. local computer graphics company an unidentified male who had wan- It was at the Mission Campus Nvidia. Scholz worked his way up dered onto the tracks. The video where he met his eventual wife, the ranks to become the company’s then showed Scholz get on his stom- Emily Scholz. FACEBOOK.COM Philip Scholz, 35, graduated from Santa Clara in 2001 and was a high-ranking market- ach and reach for the stranger. While living in Graham Resi- See GRADUATE, Page 3 ing associate for the local graphics company Nvidia. He is survived by his wife, Emily. The train, which was not sched- dence Hall during his freshman Rugby Overpowers Cardinal WHAT’S INSIDE News ................................. 1 – 3 Club team continues development Scene ............................... 4 – 5 Opinion ...................................6 SPORTS, PAGE 7 Sports .............................. 7 – 8 2 / News The Santa Clara Thursday, January 30, 2014 WORLD ROUNDUP Serving Santa Clara University Since 1922 • • • Volume 93, Issue 12 Netherlands • • • EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nick Ostiller MANAGING EDITOR Vishakha Joshi EDITORS Togo News: Mallory Miller Opinion: Jonathan Tomczak Scene: Summer Meza Sports: Brendan Weber Photo: Malu Veltze Slot: Jena McDougall Design: Ryan Daly REPORTERS Lauren Bonney Dan Hanower Naushaba Khan Sophie Mattson Ivan Munoz Eryn Olson Sydney Sanchez Tyler Scott Victoria Yu PHOTOGRAPHERS Kevin Boehnlein Ashley Cabrera COPY DESK 1. Togo arrests three in massive hidden in a container at Lome port Aaliya Kapadia Kesley Ford ivory sting: Police in Togo have ar- bound for Vietnam. Aya Mohamed Worthy Patterson rested three men accused of conspir- “The container was loaded with ing to ship to Vietnam nearly two wood that was serving as a cover for tons of ivory, representing scores of a large quantity of ivory in bags un- DESIGN DESK dead elephants, in part of a broader derneath,” he said. crackdown on the illicit trade that He said 3,700 pounds (1,680 kilo- Amanda Chong Athan Hsiao Stefan Hsiao Suparna Jasuja has plagued the West African nation grams) of ivory was seized. Although for decades. there is wide variation depending on ADVERTISING STAFF The suspects, a 44-year-old Viet- the type and size of elephant, con- Allison Wan namese man and his two Togolese servationists say the average tusk accomplices, were paraded before weighs about eight pounds (3.6 ki- DIGITAL EDITOR reporters Tuesday morning by po- lograms), meaning the seizure rep- Gogo Jones lice, who said they were still inves- resents around 230 elephants. tigating where the ivory came from. Lt. Pierre Awi said the ivory was From AP Reports. SUPPORT STAFF AP Distribution Manager: Alex Cabral ADVISERS Gordon Young 2. Dutch appeals court lifts frequently used to assist people in Charles Barry, photo block on Pirate Bay: A Dutch ap- downloading copyrighted music, Dan McSweeney, photo peals court Tuesday overturned an movies and computer games. 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