In the past few weeks, there has been some terrific debating regarding animal consumption and its effects (or supposed lack of effects) on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. If anything, it has been great to see this issue brought to the forefront, as it encourages people to think more critically about such a complicated issue.

In the wake of labor unrest in states throughout the mideast and the midwest, I was particularly shaken by Rob Olson’s Feb. 24 column titled “Useless Unions,” which lambasted public service unions, blamed state workers for budget shortfalls and concluded by outrageously calling for the legal abolishment of public sector unions.

Last Thursday’s ASUCD senate meeting officially marked a new beginning.

After almost 39 years of providing cooperative housing and experiential living for UC Davis students, the 14 dome structures at Baggins End will be taken down.

One cow-smelling day in Tercero, I returned to my dorm to find one of my floormates puzzlingly staring at a copy of The Aggie. As I peered over her shoulder, a series of strange sentences stared up at me in the “Employment” section.

We won! The Aggies finally defeated our most aggressive athletic opponent: garbage.

Summer is approaching fast and for many that means one thing: bathing suit season.

After the record number of arrests on last year’s Picnic Day, both the university and the city of Davis are taking strides to make sure students are on their best behavior this year.

The UCI Invitational water polo tournament is considered one of the most difficult, with 15 of its 16 participants nationally ranked.

Baseball: With a first-game win this weekend, the Aggies expected to pick up the whole series.

Gymnastics: The sports stereotype is that a team doesn’t play as well on the road.

TODAY: Summer Abroad Info Session: Australia; Campus Rotaract Club of Davis General Meeting; Career as a Clinical Psychologist