Yearly Archives - 2008
2008 Archives
Women’s rowing to host informational meetings Oct. 1 and 2
SportsSeptember 25, 2008
Building a women’s rowing program requires some outside-the-box thinking. Unlike traditional collegiate teams,where coaches have thousands of high school athletes to pool from in recruiting,Division I rowing programs are cast from a different mold.
Who’s who in Davis
FeaturesSeptember 25, 2008
Editor’s note: Here are some of the people who keep the wheels turning at UC Davis and around town.
Where do I go and what do I do?
Arts & CultureSeptember 25, 2008
Students new and old need to spice up their lives, and
a new year brings new types of fun, so leave it to MUSE to keep you in
the know about live entertainment on and off campus. Carry around this
brief guide to venues and regular events while you get acquainted with
your new town.
Variations on a Theme
Arts & CultureSeptember 25, 2008
A typical scenario: It’s a weekday evening, and I’m
sitting at home watching television with my roommates. The TV is turned
to the Disney Channel – “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody,” to be more
precise.
UC Davis student to appear on Amazing Race
Arts & CultureSeptember 25, 2008
For UC Davis student Dallas Imbimbo,driving isn’t a problem.No matter where he is,he’ll find his way out. His mother,Toni,will eat anything. “The Amazing Race“ was,as his friends call it,a no-brainer.
UC Davis offers wide array of services for students
FeaturesSeptember 25, 2008
Whether you’re got the blues or a bad case of the flu, UC Davis has something for you. Since most of the campus services are free-of-charge or have already
been factored into the tuition, students can feel free to use them
without worrying about breaking their wallets.
UC Davis experts weigh in on ‘Freshman 15’ myth
FeaturesSeptember 25, 2008
The first year of college brings new friends, new classes – and the worry of upgrading to a larger pant size. This dramatic increase in weight during freshman year, commonly
referred to as the “Freshman 15,” has been proven to be an
exaggeration, but the idea mirrors a real trend.
UC Davis celebrates 100 years of education
FeaturesSeptember 25, 2008
his school year marks the 100th birthday of the farm
that grew into one of the world’s leading universities. What began as a
small agricultural adjunct to UC Berkeley in 1908 has grown from its
initial class of just over 100 to contain over 30,000 students and
cover more land than any other school in the University of California
system. The year will feature a number of events to mark the occasion,
which has required the constant effort of a centennial team.
Tree Davis to distribute free shade trees
City NewsSeptember 25, 2008
Tree-lined streets are one of the hallmarks of Davis, and a new
nonprofit program is aimed at expanding the tree canopy in town. Tree Davis, a local nonprofit environmental group,is
planning on distributing 250 free shade trees to be planted in the city
of Davis. Organizers say the trees will provide much-needed shade for
homes and streets, saving energy and adding character.
Summer City News Recap
FeaturesSeptember 25, 2008
Yolo County grand jury releases final report July
7 – Davis Fire Department personnel were at the center of an
investigation by the Yolo County Grand Jury, which released its final
report for the year at the end of June.
POLICE BRIEFS
City NewsSeptember 25, 2008
SATURDAY Take me away again to Margaritaville An intoxicated individual was passed out in the front lobby of a business on Chiles Road.
Women’s soccer sparing no suspense at start of year
SportsSeptember 25, 2008
UC Davis women’s soccer head coach MaryClaire Robinson paces up the sideline.She paces down it. Her heart rate lowers.It spikes back up.Now up even higher.Back down again.

