Yearly Archives - 2011
2011 Archives
Artsweek
Arts & CultureMarch 10, 2011
110310_fe_artsweek.cHeadline: ArtsweekLayercake: March 10, 2011By ROBIN MIGDOLTHIS WEEK IN DAVIS: Yan Jun; Beer Geeks beer tasting and digital art installation; Hefty ThighYan JunTonight, 8 p.m., freeTCS Building (Art Annex)http://www.getitlouder.com/UserFiles/Image/curator/yan_jun.jpgBeer Geeks beer tasting and digital art installationFriday, 6 p.m., $1/5Davis Food Co-op, 620 G St.http://www.ewbdavis.net/images/coop_logo.jpgHefty ThighFriday, 8 p.m., $5TCS Building (Art Annex)http://femfilmfest.ucdavis.edu/images/uploads/webmain_graphic.jpgMUSICYan JunTonight, 8 p.m., freeTCS […]
Aggies sweep Utah Valley, Nevada
SportsMarch 10, 2011
Softball: Last week, the Aggies seemed to be on a freefall, having lost five straight games and six of their last nine.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMarch 10, 2011
TODAY: Challah for Hunger: Baking a Difference; Summer Abroad Info Session: Turkey
Stressed rats used to study human depression
Science & TechnologyMarch 9, 2011
With the stress of academics and the paltry job market, no one can blame college students for feeling a little down.
Sacramento man charged with rape of UC Davis student
City NewsMarch 9, 2011
An arrest was made for the rape of a UC Davis student, after two years of investigation.
News in Brief
Campus NewsMarch 9, 2011
Lawyers representing former anti-violence coordinator Jennifer Beeman have sought a plea deal in her embezzlement case.
Intersexuality’s medical causes and cultural future
Science & TechnologyMarch 9, 2011
When Hida Viloria was born in New York in 1968, her South American parents had to decide if she should have surgery.
Fraternity’s first sustainability chair encourages composting, recycling
Campus NewsMarch 9, 2011
Sigma Nu is the first fraternity to find a constructive use for their empty beer cans – recycling.
Earth’s core attracts element called chromium
Science & TechnologyMarch 9, 2011
Chromium doesn’t get talked about much, but the element is all around us – we see it in glittering gemstones and stainless steel forks.
Column: Why lit matters
OpinionMarch 9, 2011
Writing: the supposed bane of every scientist’s existence. Literature: that artsy crap that doesn’t matter and isn’t going to change the world like the next Apple iPhone will. Wrong, wrong, and wrong.
Column: Duds or dudes?
OpinionMarch 9, 2011
Well readers, it’s been grand. I thoroughly enjoyed blathering about all sorts of different fashion concerns that I found relevant in college life.
Column: Bring back the mammoths
Science & TechnologyMarch 9, 2011
Forty years ago, geoscientist Paul Martin came up with a beautiful idea.

