Artist: The Lone Bellow Album: The Lone Bellow Rating: 4.5/5 Dear readers, to gain my musical favor an album must do more than tickle my fancy (all connotations implied). Sure I may toss it a few complimentary bones, but to truly be a blessed member of Gerber’s musical athenaeum an album must woo me. I’ll […]

With $500 you can get pretty far. Groceries for three months. A flight to Hawaii for spring break. Two new shitty bikes. An iPad. But instead, many students dropped that much at the beginning of the quarter on something much less exciting. Textbooks. With new classes comes the necessity of purchasing new textbooks, which have […]

Last week, I had the opportunity to attend and review Anything Goes at The Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco on Wednesday, Jan. 9. Anything Goes is a revival of the 1987 Broadway rewrite while still featuring music and lyrics by Cole Porter. The story focuses on two unlikely pairings on the S.S. American, a […]

Teams: UC Davis at Cal State Northridge; at Hawai’i Records: Aggies 5-10 (1-3); Matadors 9-8 (0-5); Rainbow Wahine 9-7 (3-2) Where: The Matadome — Northridge, Calif.; Stan Sheriff Center — Honolulu, Hawaii When: Thursday at 7:05 p.m.; Saturday at 10 p.m. Who to watch: Junior Ryan Sypkens has been a perimeter threat for the Aggies […]

The Anarchist Last week I introduced the broad overview of the anarchist approach. In short, we should be skeptical of all hierarchical institutions and any information that they produce or disseminate. This is because hierarchies are controlled by those at the top, those who make the decisions. Naturally, they will use the power of the […]

Health Education and Promotion (HEP) would like to comment on the article titled “Healthy for the Holidays” by Naomi Nishihara. This article contains a wealth of information about how to stay healthy during — and after — the holiday season through a combination of healthy food choices and increased physical activity. Last spring, HEP launched […]

Gov. Jerry Brown’s new spending plan directly concerns every UC student. If passed, UC and CSU will receive a $250 million increase in state funding. The money comes with a catch, though — Brown is requiring a unit cap of 270 quarterly units, which will be lowered to 225 units two years after implementation. Students […]

Sandbox Politico Think back to last quarter. The sun was still shining, birds were chirping and a man was exposing himself to students in the Arboretum. But amidst the normal quarterly fracas you may recall the ASUCD elections scandal; this publication covered it at length. One minute Cerberus himself was threatening the maws of hell […]

Question: You said Facebook doesn’t own our photos. One of my friends stole a private photo from my Facebook album and reposted it on his own wall where everyone can see it. How can I get him to take it down? — Jessica N. Davis, CA A: You own the copyright to any photo you […]

On Tuesday, a hit-and-run collision occurred at around 11:10 p.m. at Richards Boulevard and Olive Drive. Chisoo Song, 21, was biking eastbound on Olive Drive through the intersection when a vehicle traveling westbound on Olive Drive made a left turn in front of him. The vehicle hit Song’s front tire, which proceeded to eject him […]

From January through March, the Davis Food Co-op is hosting a series of wine and beer tastings to raise money for the Yolo County Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center (SADVC). According to the SADVC website, the center aims to minimize sexual assault and domestic violence through prevention, intervention and treatment. “One in four women […]

POETRY Poetry Night Reading Series — Art Mantecón and Gilbert Rodriguez Tonight, 8 p.m., free John Natsoulas Gallery, 521 1st Street Tonight’s Poetry Night Reading features two poets. Art Mantecón is a Texas-born, Detroit-raised poet who has been featured in several venues all over California. In 2011, he published a translation of selected poems by […]