California is cracking down on drivers under the influence with new legislation that prevents these individuals from even starting their cars.

All five members of the Federal Communications Commission agreed to augment rules for protecting network neutrality, also known as net neutrality.

As California faces unprecedented budget shortfalls, the state’s higher education system is suffering like never before. What began as a promise of free education for all residents a generation ago now languishes under budget cuts and fee increases.

The 2010 Amgen Tour of California marks a significant moment for our little City of Davis.

It’s the end of an era as Lamar Heystek, the youngest councilmember since former ASUCD President Bob Black’s election in 1974, announced that he will not be seeking reelection.

“Survival of the fittest” was an evolutionary idea when Charles Darwin wrote the Origin of Species in the mid 1800s. More commonly referred to as “natural selection,” the idea is nature favored those who were most fit to survive the conditions of their environment. The strong would survive; the weak would die.

Sarah Winchester was a loon, that’s for sure. If you have ever been to the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, you will probably come to the same conclusion that I have. The strange and baffling architecture – along with endless rooms to nowhere – make the house an interesting curiosity.

ACHOOOOOOOO! A sneeze booms from the mouth of someone sitting behind me in lecture, so loud that I can barely regain my composure (if you consider thinking about Narwhals composure).

The Aggies have been taught early and often that regardless of the outcome, they have to stay focused.

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Any disease with the nickname “the silent killer” is one that people shouldn’t be kept in the dark about.