Yearly Archives - 2016
2016 Archives

Humor: The Squirrel-Duck War of 1998
OpinionJanuary 12, 2016
A retrospective on campus history. Edwin Starr, the performer, once asked, “War! What is it good for?” Absolutely nothing. But that hasn’t stopped mankind from causing the most violent events to ever occur on Earth, including the Crusades, World War I, World War II, the Cold War, The Expendables movies, Grand Theft Auto and partisan […]

Humor: El Chapo’s daily schedule since the escape
OpinionJanuary 12, 2016
On July 11, 2015, notorious drug trafficker Joaquín Guzmán, also known as “El Chapo,” or “The Shorty,” escaped from a maximum security prison in Mexico. Following his arrest last week, authorities discovered this schedule, obtained by The California Aggie, detailing his daily activities since the escape. 5 a.m.: El Chapo awakens in a cold sweat. […]

Cal Aggie Camp provides summer home for kids
FeaturesJanuary 12, 2016
Camp allows underprivileged youth to experience a week-long getaway in the wilderness. Each year, UC Davis students, alumni and underprivileged youth come together during the summer for two weeks for a camp getaway. Founded in 1961, Cal Aggie Camp is one of two Associated Students of the University of California (ASUCD) philanthropic units at Davis. […]

Davis Residents Report Fraudulent Door-to-Door Solicitation
City NewsJanuary 12, 2016
Residents take steps to protect themselves against fraud and theft. In December 2015, Davis residents reported that solicitors approached their doors with the possible intent of assessing apartments for future break-ins and thefts. The city has dealt with fraudulent solicitors in the past several years from multiple agencies. In August 2013, the Davis Police Department […]

UC Davis scientists contribute to discovering cure for fox tumors
Campus NewsJanuary 12, 2016
Catalina Island fox population recover from ear tumor infestation caused by ear mites. Over the past few years, scientists from the UC Davis Veterinary School of Medicine (UCDVSM) have helped an endangered island fox species on California’s Catalina Island recover from a prevalence of ear tumors unique to that population. The tumors, which developed from […]

UC Davis professor invests $1.3 million of own earnings into research of mass shootings, gun violence
Campus NewsJanuary 12, 2016
Research looks to find solution to national epidemic of firearm violence. In 2015, UC Davis School of Medicine professor Garen Wintemute donated approximately $1.3 million of his own money toward gun violence research. Wintemute, who also works as the director of the violence prevention research program at UC Davis, noted that his research looks not […]

UC researchers launch UC Water Security and Sustainability Research Initiative
Campus NewsJanuary 10, 2016
UC schools collaborate in improving statewide water management, security In December 2015, several researchers from the University of California (UC) gathered to create the UC Water Security and Sustainability Research Initiative, an initiative which focuses on improving water management and sustainability in California. According to Graham Fogg, a UC Davis professor of hydrogeology and one […]

Aggies surge ahead in swim/dive dual meet
Front page storyJanuary 10, 2016
Freshman Solie Laughlin breaks six-year-old record In their first meet of 2016, the UC Davis swimming and diving team members set out to show just how dominant of a force they are. Posting a victory of 160-132, the Aggies cruised past the Fresno State Bulldogs and advanced their dual meet record to 3-2 for this […]

This week in sports
SportsJanuary 10, 2016
UC Davis athletics from Jan. 4 to 10 Men’s Basketball (5-10) UC Davis at UC Irvine (L, 76-55) UC Davis at Long Beach State (L, 59-47) The Aggies fell to the Anteaters 76-55 on Jan. 7. Senior forward Josh Fox led UC Davis with 17 points, 11 of which were from the free-throw line. The […]

The next big trend
FeaturesJanuary 10, 2016
UC Davis students share their views on future technology trends What do you think or hope the next big technology trend will be? Ana Reynoso, third-year design and cinema and digital media double major “360 video gaming!” Consuelo Jimenez, first-year neurobiology, physiology and behavior major “A calculator that you […]
Audio on the Bay returns to the Bay Area earlier than before
UncategorizedJanuary 9, 2016
Insomniac starts off 2017 with show at Craneway Pavilion The Bay Area’s annual festival, Audio on the Bay, makes its return to Craneway Pavilion in Richmond for a two-day weekend event on January 14 to January 15. The stacked lineup includes Laidback Luke, Oliver Heldens, Alison Wonderland and Slander. Additionally, platinum-selling, hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd […]

SnowGlobe Rings in 2017
UncategorizedJanuary 9, 2016
South Lake Tahoe’s premiere music festival lights up the new year The chillest music festival (literally) makes its annual return to South Lake Tahoe. This year’s headliners included RL Grime, Flume, Major Lazer, and The Chainsmokers along with ODESZA who graced us with the new year countdown. I have attended many music festivals in the past, […]

