Yearly Archives - 2008
2008 Archives
UC Davis enters MPSF tourney as No.5 seed
SportsMay 5, 2008
The
UC Davis women’s lacrosse team took its fifth seed in the Mountain
Pacific Sports Federation into last week’s conference championships to
face the fourth-seeded Oregon Ducks. If UC Davis was to win,it would move on to face No.1seedDenver on Thursday in thesemi-finals.With a loss,it would have to settle for a rematch with St.Mary’s for the second time in12days to determine the fifth-place finisher.
Thousands of native plants to be grown for Putah Creek
City NewsMay 5, 2008
For the most part, the greenhouses at the L. A. Moran
Reforestation Center have been empty and quiet since 2003, but a unique
arrangement with an environmental group is breathing new life into them.
Senior send-off
SportsMay 5, 2008
t was as difficult adefeat as any can be. In the conference title game last year,the UC Davis women’s water polo team fell in overtime toarchrival Loyola Marymount,6-5.
Senate Briefs
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
Meeting called to order at 7:05 p.m. Ivan Carrillo, ASUCD president, arrived at 7:22 Molly Fluet, ASUCD vice-president, present Rebecca Schwartz, president pro-tempore, present Andrew Bianchi, ASUCD senator, present
Questions abounding
OpinionMay 5, 2008
ou’ll throw this newspaper away.Crumple it up.Fold it up.Forget about it.Stick in a trash can or maybe a recycling bin.What’s the difference? Why either one?
Proposed ruling gives UC nurses right to strike
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
A ruling proposed in April by the California Public
Employee Relations Board gives the California Nurses Association the
right to strike if the University of California is determined not to
bargain in good faith.
Outdoor Adventures offers surprising perks
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
Located in the barn next to the Silo, Outdoor Adventures has been
guiding trips and renting outdoor equipment to the UC Davis community
since 1972. Offerings range from rafting and sea kayaking to
backpacking and rock climbing. “We’re one of the country’s largest student-run outdoor education
programs,” said Danny Milks, the outreach coordinator of Outdoor
Adventures.
MU hosts A March for Peace Justice and Equality
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
A participant recites a poem during A March for Peace Justice and
Equality at the Memorial Union last Thursday. The event was part of the
week-long La Raza Cultural Days, put on by the Student Programs &
Acivities Center to educate the public about social, cultural, and
political issues facing the Chicano/Latino community.
Kelly breaking out of his shell
SportsMay 5, 2008
Located some 60 miles south of Davis, St. Mary’s High School in
Stockton has developed quite the knack for churning out future Aggies
on the court. Before highlighting UC Davis’ first Division I basketball season as the
2007-2008 Big West Conference Freshman of the Year, guard Mark Payne
guided the Rams to a Sac-Joaquin Section title.
Hawaii club throws eighth annual Luau
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
The Na Keiki O Hawaii conducted itseighth annual luau, Na Hiohi’ona Paeaina, which translates to “the elements of the island,” May 2 in Freeborn Hall. The luau is the club’s most important event of the year. This year’s
luau was the first to be completely choreographed by club members,said Brie-anna Rojas, club publicity officer.
Gone green
OpinionMay 5, 2008
A few weeks ago, I ventured over to the post office to
show an out-of-towner Davis’ infamous Toad Tunnel. I was surprised to
discover that someone had put tiny, toad-sized solar panels onto the
roofs of the toad houses. A little toad sign claimed that the toads had
“gone green.”
Former UC Davis student diesduring weekend fencing tournament
Campus NewsMay 5, 2008
A beautiful day at the beach took a tragic turn for the UC Davis
fencing team. Calvin Hau, a former UC Davis student who continued to
practice with the club, died at Pismo Beach on Apr. 27 after
complaining of chest pains. He was 24.

