Daily Archives - May 18, 2011
May 18 2011 Archives
Women’s Golf Preview
SportsMay 18, 2011
Who to watch: Seniors Alice Kim and Chelsea Stelzmiller are the two UC Davis players with NCAA finals experience.
Tech Tips
Science & TechnologyMay 18, 2011
Apple surpassed Google as the most valuable company in the world. A Millward-Brown study reported that Apple made an 84 percent increase in brand value. Apple is now worth $153 billion; meanwhile, the now second-place Google is worth $111 billion.
Teachers push for tax extensions
City NewsMay 18, 2011
Last week marked the State of Emergency Week of Action, led by the California Teacher’s Association (CTA).
Students work toward reduction of single-use plastic bags
Campus NewsMay 18, 2011
Students are pushing to get rid of single-use plastic bags at the campus bookstore. If successful, they hope to expel the bags from the university and city as well.
News in Brief: Selection of permanent city manager under way
City NewsMay 18, 2011
Since September 2010, Paul Navazio has been the city of Davis’ interim city manager. The City of Davis City Council has since worked on recruiting a permanent city manager.
KDVS DJs broadcast their eclectic music worldwide
FeaturesMay 18, 2011
In the basement of Freeborn Hall lies a dream job for most college students: broadcasting your music choices and opinions to everyone willing to tune into the 90.3 frequency.
Interview with a Fulbright recipient: Annahita K. Sarcon
Science & TechnologyMay 18, 2011
Annahita K. Sarcon, a fourth-year graduate student at UC Davis School of Medicine, was recently awarded a Fulbright Award to conduct cardiac stem cell research in Pamplona, Spain.
Gov. Jerry Brown releases 2011-12 budget proposal
City NewsMay 18, 2011
Gov. Jerry Brown announced his 2011-12 state budget proposal on Monday.
Explosive evolution in tropical lakes
Science & TechnologyMay 18, 2011
Chris Martin, a fourth-year graduate student at UC Davis, waded into a lake in 100-degree weather. Though the water was only two feet deep, he had to wear a full-body wet suit to avoid the pain of stinging algae.
Davis-Austria exchange program in the works
Campus NewsMay 18, 2011
World War II’s destructive history has paved the road for educational programs and the building of foreign relations. One of these programs, The Marshall Plan Foundation in Austria, intends to bring opportunities to students in the international market.
Column: Too good to be true
OpinionMay 18, 2011
When’s the last time you actually won an iPod for being the one millionth visitor to a website or a free vacation to a tropical island?
Column: Not for kids
Science & TechnologyMay 18, 2011
Science writer David Quammen once wrote, “Biology has great potential as vulgar entertainment.”
