Monthly Archives - October 2009
October 2009 Archives
Aggies rout Rams
SportsOctober 19, 2009
It’s a good thing football games only last 60 minutes, or the Aggies would still be scoring.
Aggies fall to No. 13 Stanford
SportsOctober 19, 2009
If there is one common feature among all successful teams, it’s that they keep their eyes on the prize.
Aggies drop two conference games
SportsOctober 19, 2009
Sometimes it’s your day, and sometimes it’s just not.
Aggie Digest
SportsOctober 19, 2009
The Aggie women finished 15th while the men came in at 30th overall this weekend at the NCAA Pre-Nationals in Terre Haute, Ind.
Column: Beth Sekishiro
OpinionOctober 19, 2009
Who am I? The school tells me I’m a senior, but I’m a freshman at heart. I’m stuck in that phase of wide-eyed wonder as I discover the world is nothing like I thought it was. Fortunately for you readers, these discoveries are often the result of my extravagant and (to the third-party observer) hilarious screw-ups. As the demotivational poster says, “It could be that the purpose of your life is only to serve as a warning to others.” So gather round, kids, and learn from Grandma Beth’s haphazard stumble through this thing we call life.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesOctober 16, 2009
TODAY The Art of Athletes 1 to 7 p.m. Log Cabin Gallery, First and F Street Intercollegiate Athletics presents The Art of Athletes, an intercollegiate student-athlete art show, featuring works by current student-athletes in a variety of majors and sports. Aggies for the Arboretum Fall Picnic 2 to 5 p.m. Putah Creek Picnic Tables Join them for food, games and fun! Learn about the Arboretum’s student membership program and enjoy your afternoon at the Arboretum. Pajamarino 5 p.m. Train station, Second and H Street Join students and the community in PJs as they reconnect and greet alumni for Homecoming. Homecoming Rally 7 p.m. Davis Commons, First and D Street Join the football team, cheerleaders, dance team and Band-uh! after Pajamarino to rally together before homecoming!
City seeks community input
City NewsOctober 16, 2009
Officials are calling all community members to step up to the plate in assessing the needs of low-income residents. Davis citizens are asked to take a short survey online about areas throughout the city in need of improvement. Upon completion, the survey, along with its data, will be integrated into the final Consolidated Plan. This five-year plan works towards bettering the living environments of all individuals while focusing on low-moderate income households.