Monthly Archives - April 2011
April 2011 Archives
More arrests made in February NAK fraternity robbery
City NewsApril 13, 2011
Two more suspects arrested in NAK robbery
Legislation in process to improve LGBT campus climate
City NewsApril 13, 2011
The Assembly Committee on Higher Education approved Assembly Bill 620, to improve the climate for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Transgender (LGBT) students at California public colleges and universities. It passed with a 6-2 vote.
KDVS picks up Al-Jazeera English broadcast
Campus NewsApril 13, 2011
KDVS has recently added Al-Jazeera’s English newscast to its morning lineup, playing from 8 to 8:30 a.m., Monday through Friday.
Cyberarchaeology lab uncovers ancient cities
Science & TechnologyApril 13, 2011
For hundreds of years, the core method of archaeology has been the process of excavation – sifting through tons of dirt, silt and mud to find lost artifacts of the past. However, sometimes the discovery goes wrong. Artifacts can break from rough handling or disintegrate on contact with air.
Column: Too young to date (online)
OpinionApril 13, 2011
Choose a word to describe yourself. Now, how accurately does that word actually define you?
Column: Counting sheep
Science & TechnologyApril 13, 2011
I spent last Saturday at the 91st annual California Ram Sale. In the dusty valley town of Tulare, I stood surrounded by bales of hay, pens of rams and dozens of old cowboys with bristly mustaches and nicknames like “Lucky.”
Column: Blogging to a career
OpinionApril 13, 2011
“What’s the best thing a student can do to get the job of their dreams?”
Campus Judicial Report
Campus NewsApril 13, 2011
History Not Soon Forgotten; Abroad Spectrum of Consequences; What a Piece of Work.
Book event to showcase instructor’s emotional tell-all
Campus NewsApril 13, 2011
After discovering embezzlement on campus, instructor Amy Block Joy said she experienced unjust backlash – individuals hiding her mail, claiming she was bipolar and dismissing her from her department.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesApril 13, 2011
Rise Up Discussion Series; Author Event: Elizabeth Freeman’s Time Binds; Poetry in the Arboretum; Find a Job or Internship Workshop; White Privilege Workshop; Queerly Kin Panel Discussion; Sahaya International Movie Night.
UC Davis hosts Taekwondo Collegiate Nationals
FeaturesApril 12, 2011
With her opponent’s primal scream and one sharp kick to her head, UC Davis’ Taekwondo team member Diana Cabrera was knocked flat on her back, unable to continue.
