Yearly Archives - 2008
2008 Archives
Doggone Walk-a-Thon fundraises for Yolo County SPCA
OpinionMay 5, 2008
Volunteer Alice Chiang with Dex, a puppy up for adoption by the SPCA,
at the 4th Annual Doggone Walk-a-Thon. Yolo County SPCA hosted this
event at the Community Park, where participants enjoyed fun activities,
entertainment, children’s games, pet photos and a dog costume contest.
Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 5, 2008
TODAY Health center groundbreaking ceremony 10to11a.m. LaRue Road Basketball Courts Celebrate the groundbreaking of a newCowellStudentHealthCenter.
Comebacks are a Beach
SportsMay 5, 2008
Trailing late into games has been a season-long habit the Aggies
are trying to kick. This past weekend, UC Davis (29-16, 9-6) overcame
two late deficits to take a crucial weekend series from No. 23 Long
Beach State (27-17, 9-6) and stay in the contention for a postseason
birth.
Benefit concert raises awareness for D-Q University
City NewsMay 5, 2008
On Friday night, The People Power Tour made a stop in Sacramento as part of itsnationwide hip-hop benefit. Members from Students Organizing for Change, Muslim Student
Association, MeCHA and Acción Zapatista Davis co-sponsored the show.
This year, Students Organizing for Change is focusing on raising
awareness for the Killer Coke campaign, an effort to stop purchasing
Coca-Cola products, and D-Q University. Friday’s concert aimed to
direct attention to two issues: D-Q and Filipino rights.
A sight to be heard
Arts & CultureMay 5, 2008
Thursday evening’s intimate outdoor concert at the
Buehler Alumni and Visitors Center was enjoyable for attendees and a
nuisance to neighboring ears.
Women’s club waterpolo captures nation’s top ranking
SportsMay 2, 2008
Not to be overshadowed by the varsity team‘s successor overlooked by any of their opponents, the women‘s club program has done something that no UC Davis water polo team has ever accomplished. They have captured the top seed in the country.
UCD Research shows health benefits of modified goats’ milk
Campus NewsMay 2, 2008
A UC Davisresearchreported that pigs fed goat‘s milk modified with a human enzyme were better able to fend off E.coli bacteria than pigs fed unmodified goats‘ milk. While theongoingresearch began in the 1990s, it has just been recently published in the May issue of Journal of Nutrition.
UCD researchers aim to shed light on eruption frequency
Campus NewsMay 2, 2008
The A.D. 1600 eruption ofthe Peruvian stratovolcano Huaynaputina may have had a global environmental impact, according to the recent findings of UC Davis geology professor Kenneth Verosub and senior geology major Jake Lippman.
Track and field preview
SportsMay 2, 2008
Event:Steve Scott Invitational; Payton Jordan Invitational Where:Anteater Stadium – Irvine,Calif.; Cobb Track and Angell Field – Stanford,Calif. When:Saturday,all day; Sunday,all day
Timber! Stanford falls to UC Davis, again
SportsMay 2, 2008
For the past two weeks,the rally magic that had catapulted the Aggies to the top of the Big West Conference seemed to have disappeared. On Tuesday,it came back in one inning against the third-ranked team in the nation.
Student accused of possessing explosives pleads not guilty
Campus NewsMay 2, 2008
Mark Woods, the first-year student accused of possessing explosives, pled not guiltyto two felony charges in Yolo County Superior Court on Apr.25. Woods faces charges of possession of materials to make a destructive device without first obtaining a permit and possession of a destructive device on public property,said assistant district attorney Steve Mount.
Spring Bike Auction to be held on Saturday
Campus NewsMay 2, 2008
This Saturday, Transportation and Parking Services will be hosting their bi-annual bicycle auction at the West Entry Parking Structure starting at 8a.m. Viewing of the 450-plus bikes will be from 8 to 9 a.m., and will be followed by bidding at 9a.m.,which generally ends around1p.m., said David Takemoto-Weerts, TAPS bicycle program coordinator.

