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Yearly Archives - 2008

2008 Archives

Aggie Digest

SportsOctober 21, 2008
Women’s soccer The margin of victory was one goal or fewer in each of the Aggies‘ 13games entering play on Friday. That changed for the worst at Cal State Northridge.

Women’s cross country impresses on national scene

SportsOctober 20, 2008
Going into this weekend,the UC Davis women’s cross country team was one of the best teams no one knew about. Now,people know.

Welcome back

SportsOctober 20, 2008
Dylan Curtis‘ career was over. A senior academically but a junior athletically,the captain of UC Davis‘ men’s soccer team decided to forgo his final year of eligibility.

UC Riverside stuns No. 7 UC Davis 2-1

SportsOctober 20, 2008
On Oct.13,the Aggies (11-2-2) became the No.7team in the nation and were flying high after a win at then No.15UC Santa Barbara. This week,however,didn’t fare as well for the Aggies as they suffered their first Big West Conference defeat at the hands of UC Riverside,2-1.

UC Davis gets back-to-back victories on the road

SportsOctober 20, 2008
The Aggies‘ topsy-turvy season continues.The UC Davis women’s volleyball team was on the upside of things this weekend,earning its first Big West Conference victories to double last season’s conference win total.

Top O’ the Mornin’ to Ye

OpinionOctober 20, 2008
Come one, come all! Welcome to another year of Aggie columnists. We’ll be here for your bus rides in the pre-dawn hours, your chemistry classes in the morning and all that extra time you need to kill between classes after you’ve finished the Sudoku.

NEWS IN BRIEF

City NewsOctober 20, 2008
Twelve people were arrested Wednesday in a sting operation to put unlicensed and uninsured employers out of business,according to a District Attorney’s Office press release.Seven were fined civil assessments totaling$9,500for not having workers‘ compensation insurance or for paying their employees under the table. The operation is aimed at contractors who are not complying with labor and contracting laws.Wednesday’s arrests were part of a broader operation that has resulted in112people who have been cited,arrested or fined for operating without a license,not providing workers‘ compensation insuranceand paying employees under the table,authorities said.

Hail to the Chief

OpinionOctober 20, 2008
The Times,they are a-changin‘.TheLos Angeles Times‘ parent company,Tribune Company,announced Friday that it was borrowing$250million in credit due to the current financial crisis.The New York Times‘ revenue is down12percent.

Golden Bears, Waves too much for Aggies

SportsOctober 20, 2008
Everyone knew it was going to be a tough weekend,but not this tough. Head coach Steve Doten tested his players this weekend by scheduling games with two of the nation’s best in No.5Pepperdine and No.3California. The Aggies dropped their first contest by a score of14-9on Friday,and then fell11-2on Saturday.

Faith groups gather to oppose Prop 8

City NewsOctober 20, 2008
Religious leaders from around Davis came together Thursday at the Davis United Methodist Church to speak in opposition to Prop8.If approved by voters,Prop8would amend the California Constitution to define marriage as between a man and a woman.Historically a controversial issue,the bill has elicited both support and opposition from religious and secular groups.

Daily Calendar

FeaturesOctober 20, 2008
TODAY Peace Corps information session 4:15p.m. Felder Room,MU Speak with a returned Peace Corps volunteer to learn about how you can make a difference in your own life as well asin others‘ lives.

Committee to choose new UC Davis chancellor announced

Campus NewsOctober 20, 2008
The hunt for a new chancellor begins Thursday.University of California President Mark G.Yudof announced the selection last week of an18-member committee consisting of regents,students,alumni,staff and community members to advise him on the selection of UC Davis‘ sixth chancellor.