In the June1article “Senate hears next year’s budget,” Senator Trevor Taylor was quoted as saying that he did not think it would be more beneficial to lobby the administration to do more outreach,when in fact he does believe this would be more beneficial.The Aggie regrets the error.

While spring quarter is wrapping up,the2010through2011Campus Community Book Project is underway.This week,the Campus Council on Community and Diversity (CCCD) announced that next year’s topic will reflect on the “the value of education” and “barriers to higher education” to address the harsh economic climate that the state of California is facing and increasing cuts to educational funding.

The average college graduate is $20,000 in debt – but the Cal Aggie Alumni Association has a plan to ensure their fees don’t add to the weight on recent graduates’ shoulders. Currently, CAAA dues are paid after a student graduates – should they choose to become a member. New alumni can choose either to pay a $50 yearly fee, or a $700 lump sum for a life membership.

Researchers have successfully used adult human stem cells to coax new blood vessel growth and restore blood flow in mice with artery damage to their legs. The study provides important clues behind the therapeutic properties of these cells,which have already shown promise in early human trials for treating peripheral arterial disease (PAD),a debilitating condition that can require amputation of affected limbs.

This week started the same as every other.The inevitable traipse down the hall of my apartment,the soft rap on my roommate’s door and my whining voice saying, “Emilyyyyy,I haveno idea what I’m going to write for my column this week.“