Monthly Archives - May 2010
May 2010 Archives
County may require cat owners to register
City NewsMay 18, 2010
The Yolo County Board of Supervisors is looking at every possible source of revenue to help balance the struggling budget, including requiring cat owners to license their cats. Though this plan has not been officially proposed, it was brought up for consideration at the May 11 Board of Supervisors meeting.
Column: Say everything
OpinionMay 18, 2010
I had a crisis last week when I realized that all of the contemporary Chinese-American fiction writers I can think of are immigrant women, with the exception of Ha Jin. I noticed this after I’d turned in my short story last week, told from the perspective of a Chinese-American immigrant woman talking about the Cultural Revolution.
Column: Everyone loves Big Oil
OpinionMay 18, 2010
With oil still spewing into the Gulf of Mexico from the wreckage of a BP oilrig, speaking well of oil drilling seems like a losing proposal. The ruptured oil well has caused a great deal of harm to ecosystems and wildlife, and it has also considerably harmed BP and the economy in general. No wonder Big Oil has become a dirty word.
Column: A hipster diary
OpinionMay 18, 2010
This flap on my fucking finger is killing me. It’s a triangular piece of skin that’s decided to lift itself off of my index finger for no reason. It’s like a rogue piece of skin, deciding to forge a new path away from the fascist regime that was the corner of my nail.
Baseball Preview
SportsMay 18, 2010
Teams: UC Davis at Nevada Records: Aggies, 20-25; Wolfpack, 30-19-1 Where: Peccole Park – Reno, Nev. When: Today at 6 p.m.
Aggie Digest: National Letters of Intent edition
SportsMay 18, 2010
UC Davis recently signed six players to National Letters of Intent. The 2009-2010 signing class includes four athletes from California and two from out of state. The two from out of California are Meghan Jordan of Lake Oswego, Ore. and Jordan Majka from Lake Forest, Ill.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 18, 2010
TODAY House Peer Counseling Center Meditation Classes 10:30 to 11 a.m. House Peer Counseling Center Join the HPCC for free meditation classes. Students of all levels and experience are welcome. Conversations with Author Paul McHugh 4 to 6 p.m. 126 Voorhies Listen to award winning Bay Area writer Paul McHugh, brought to you by the University Writing Program. Engineers without Borders Dine for a Cause 5 to 9 p.m. Uncle Vito’s, 524 Second St. Join Engineers without Borders and a portion of your food and beverage purchases will be donated to them. Expression Redefined 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Griffin Lounge, Memorial Union Showcase your talents! Writers, poets, visual artists, musicians, comedians and filmmakers are welcome to display creative workings with Nameless Magazine. Mobility Open Workshop 10 p.m. to midnight Pavilion
UC Davis ranked as one of green colleges
City NewsMay 17, 2010
The Princeton Review is no stranger to handbooks, but recently it added a new listing to the pile. Their “Guide to 286 Green Colleges” includes UC Davis along with many other UC campuses.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show attracts movie-goers
FeaturesMay 17, 2010
Dressed in a black corset, heels and fishnet stockings, the winner of the Rocky Horror Picture Show costume contest introduced himself as Athena – like the Greek goddess.
Senate Briefs
Campus NewsMay 17, 2010
ASUCD Senate Meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the May 13 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.
News in Brief
Campus NewsMay 17, 2010
Approximately 200 students studying for midterms on Thursday night were evacuated as library staff reported a potential bomb threat on the premises.
Lower wages may result in obesity
Campus NewsMay 17, 2010
Minimum-wage employees are more likely to be obese than higher wage employees, according to a UC Davis study of a relationship that has long been speculated, but unproven until now.
