Daily Archives - November 9, 2010
November 9 2010 Archives
Wake up and smell the coffee: the CoHo is open, receiving good reviews
Campus NewsNovember 9, 2010
After a 14-month construction period and a highly anticipated opening on Oct. 11, the new ASUCD Coffee House seems to be thriving.
UC Davis alumni engineer plastic out of poop
City NewsNovember 9, 2010
Micromidas, Inc., a company based in West Sacramento, is working on a project that literally turns waste into a usable plastic.
Swim and Dive: Aggies set Schaal records
SportsNovember 9, 2010
The Schaal Aquatics Center was buzzing with excitement with three new pool records set on Saturday.
Students may face another round of fee hikes
Campus NewsNovember 9, 2010
Ten years ago, UC Davis students paid $2,716 in student fees per year. Five years later, they paid $5,406. This year, students pay $9,402, and with the newly proposed 8 percent fee increase, students could pay $10,154 next year.
Letters to the Editor: Unionized TAs need support
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
Our teaching assistants are part of a union, and the University of California has to negotiate with the union to write up a contract that protects our TAs. The benefit of a union is that it ensures all TAs are paid fairly, that there is no discrimination in pay, and that grad students are given a voice on campus.
Letters to the Editor: ‘Moron’ comment inappropriate
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
I would normally disregard anything that displeased me in any article of any newspaper, but I couldn’t let this pass.
Inside the game with…
SportsNovember 9, 2010
Rarely does a freshman make an immediate impact on a playoff-caliber team.
Editorial: Leadership seminar too costly
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
Earlier this fall, UC Davis sent 134 administrators and supervisors to a two-day leadership seminar for a total cost of over $134,000.
Editorial: Dropping students is ineffective
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
Starting in Fall 2011, the communication department will drop students from classes for which they have not completed the prerequisites. The policy was designed in response to increasing class sizes and is an attempt to ensure that students take introductory courses as building blocks for future classes.
Column: Wait for it…
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
Most college students have done this. It usually happens at night, which makes sense because that’s when we’re most vulnerable. With what few hours of sleep we manage, we wonder why we did it in the morning. What were we thinking? This is where the shame sets in. On our walk to class the following morning, we resolve, “never again.”
Column: Vagina dialogue
OpinionNovember 9, 2010
Lots of idioms like to use parts of the body to express themselves: Wearing your heart on your sleeve, having one’s back, or being a kiss-ass, are just examples of a few. But wearing your vulva around your neck, ladies? Is that a thing?
