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2012 Archives

AggieTV’s Davis in a Day project to take place Thursday

Campus NewsMay 8, 2012
Students have a chance to become a part of Davis’ cinematic history this Thursday. Around this time each year, AggieTV produces a special project that usually allows UC Davis students and community members to collaborate to showcase Davis’ unique environment. Last year’s project was the LipDub, and this year, AggieTV wants students to participate to […]

News-in-brief: Registration for muggle quidditch tournament now open

FeaturesMay 8, 2012
Muggles hoping to “fly” in Harry, Ron and Hermione’s shoes are cordially invited to participate in UC Davis’ first Muggle Quidditch Tournament, to be held May 19 to 20. From today at 10 a.m. through Friday at 5 p.m., first-years can register for the intramural (IM) tournament, based on the game featured in the Harry […]

Column: West Coast, Y U No?

OpinionMay 8, 2012
Astute readers will recall that I am not from here. I was born and raised and went to college on the East Coast (double-plus points if you remember where). I’d say coming to California was a culture shock for me, but I honestly haven’t seen the alleged differences between the coasts. People on both sides […]

Police briefs

City NewsMay 8, 2012
FRIDAY Everyone loves Rodney Someone was yelling “Rodney” repeatedly for unknown reasons on Olive Drive. Sounds like a dopey spot There were marijuana plants growing next to a bike trail near San Marino Drive. Dislike An unknown person on Cranbrook Court was using someone’s phone to post on Facebook. SATURDAY Don’t jump to conclusions A […]

Editorial: Time to reschedule

OpinionMay 8, 2012
At the end of this week, UC Berkeley students will officially end their Spring Semester, welcoming graduation or summer break. Meanwhile, here at UC Davis, students still have six more weeks left to slave away in Shields while spring weather and potential naps on the Quad beckon ever so temptingly. Undoubtedly, as we stress over […]

Bicycles more than just convenient transportation

FeaturesMay 8, 2012
Davis has one of the largest bicycle populations in the world. We ride bicycles for transportation, for convenience, even for fun. But UC Davis is also home to a lesser-known sport in which bicycles are not solely a means for transport. The UC Davis cycling team has 150 members. The team is first broken into […]

UC Davis conquers Cal Poly

BaseballMay 8, 2012
Despite its ace pitcher sidelined by injury, UC Davis cooled the Cal Poly hitters while keeping its bats hot in taking the series. Returning home after an eight-game road trip, junior third baseman Paul Politi sent the fans home happy with a walk-off single on Friday. Senior first baseman Eric Johnson singled in the bottom […]

Roving Reporter

FeaturesMay 8, 2012
“I would say cracking knuckles. My roommate does this weird dance before she goes to bed and every joint in her body cracks. I hate it!” Shaida Mirmazalleri, first-year economics major “Proselytizing, or religious soliciting. Like when people go door-to-door. I don’t like it because I didn’t ask for it.” Russell Booker, junior English major […]

Letter to the editor: Campus dialogue

OpinionMay 8, 2012
I have been on this campus for four years. Never have I been scared or hesitant to state my opinions, despite many of them being in the minority on campus. However, one of my personal views is a common one around town, yet you would not know it. I support the state of Israel and […]

ICC’s Countdown to Summer!

Campus NewsMay 8, 2012
Welcome to week six of the ICC’s Countdown to Summer! Each week the Internship and Career Center (ICC) will highlight a task that will prepare you to land a job or internship by this summer. Breaking the process down to weekly tasks will make it less daunting and will yield success. This week we answer […]

Column: Polished and pressed

OpinionMay 8, 2012
When I was younger, I was taught by my dad that it’s important to “appear presentable” at all times. I barely understood it then and it kinda irritated me for a while, but it has definitely come in handy. Can you imagine the mortification of seeing someone you’d like to impress while you’re in yesterday’s […]

Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve serves as outdoor classroom

FeaturesMay 7, 2012
The responsibilities of being a UC Davis student can sometimes interfere with that nostalgic urge to just get outside and connect with nature. A common compromise could be taking a stroll through the Arboretum. Multi-tasking by taking in the spring bloom and possibly making some progress on an assignment. But there is another place not […]