Monthly Archives - December 2010
December 2010 Archives
Seeing beyond
Science & TechnologyDecember 1, 2010
Telescopes allow us to see many cool and interesting things, but how exactly do they work? There are many types of telescopes, each useful for different types of astronomers.
Science of the Week: Gliding snakes
Science & TechnologyDecember 1, 2010
Imagine hiking in a South Asian forest when you see something float slowly past you out of the corner of your eye. You turn to look; what do you expect to see? A large insect, a bird…
Office hour etiquette 101
FeaturesDecember 1, 2010
With finals fast approaching, professors and teaching assistants (TAs) are seeing an influx of students attending their office hours. However, not all students understand that there is a wrong and a right way of approaching office hours.
New housing development to officially open next fall
Campus NewsDecember 1, 2010
In 2001, UC Davis fashioned a plan to provide home ownership opportunities for faculty and staff and additional housing for students. What began as a simple idea by the university almost a decade ago will come to fruition next fall with a new, 130-acre housing development in west Davis.
Men’s Basketball Preview
SportsDecember 1, 2010
Who to watch: Senior Joe Harden passed the 1000-career point mark on Saturday against Seattle.
HPV recently discovered as a cause of head and neck cancers
Science & TechnologyDecember 1, 2010
It’s long been thought by scientists that carcinogens in tobacco were the main cause of head and neck cancer. Only smokers had to worry about getting this type of cancer.
Davis People’s Free School to launch free classes next quarter
City NewsDecember 1, 2010
Free classes on almost any skill or topic will soon be available to everyone, with no exception. The Davis People’s Free School (DPFS), an organization starting up in winter quarter, provides an alternative model of education. It relies on community members to take responsibility for teaching each other.
Column: The two faces of fusion
Science & TechnologyDecember 1, 2010
Clean energy is a term bandied about quite a bit these days. We think of Al Gore and Toyota hybrids, solar power and biking to school or work (which most of you do anyway).
Column: Rules to live by
OpinionDecember 1, 2010
Since this is my last column of the quarter, and perhaps the conclusion of my column writing career altogether, I want to leave you, the readers, with something special.
Column: Food considerations
OpinionDecember 1, 2010
As finals roll around the corner, there are many things to consider and reflect on, such as the noble student.
Campus Judicial Report
Campus NewsDecember 1, 2010
Plagiarism is not an art; Friends don’t help friends trespass; Cheating: we don’t have an app for that.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesDecember 1, 2010
TODAY: AMSA’s “Cupcakes for a Cause” Bake Sale; Botany and Environmental Horticulture Club; FilGrad 2011 Info Meeting.
