Yearly Archives - 2016
2016 Archives

HUMOR: School to build one big, really tall building to save space for farmland
HumorNovember 15, 2016
New building plan seems to prioritize corn over education The land surrounding UC Davis is precious because of the school’s reputation as a top farming university. Recent attempts by the school have shown a desire to further increase the emphasis that the school has on farming. The goal: create more land. While the university does […]

New Cell Biology and Human Anatomy course to be offered during Winter Quarter
Science & TechnologyNovember 15, 2016
Microscopic Anatomy provides students magnified perspective of human anatomy The UC Davis Department of Cell Biology and Human Anatomy will offer a new course beginning in Winter Quarter highlighting the microscopic components of human anatomy. The new class, Cell Biology and Human Anatomy 102: Microscopic Anatomy, will aim to complement the popular Cell Biology and […]

Return of the Bern
City NewsNovember 15, 2016
Bernie Sanders visits Sacramento to rally for Proposition 61 On the Monday before Election Day, energy ran high as an excited crowd gathered on the steps of the State Capitol building in Sacramento. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator who gained widespread national prominence during his run for the Democratic nomination for president, held a rally […]

UC Davis women’s volleyball falls 3 sets to 2 against Cal Poly
SportsNovember 14, 2016
Aggies head into extra set against Mustangs in Big West conference match on Nov. 5, but fail to deliver offensively Although UC Davis’ women’s volleyball team held its own against Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo in the first and third sets, the Mustangs’ offense proved to be unbeatable, making 73 kills compared to the Aggies’ […]

Student Sounds: katgrüvs
Arts & CultureNovember 14, 2016
Davis guitarists talks fingerpicking, musical technique, midterms Third-year mechanical engineering major Kat Gallardo — the brains behind the musical project “katgrüvs” — spent the summer recording music in her parents’ walk-in closet. One can imagine the scene: Gallardo shuffling to move her recording equipment to and from her bedroom, a microphone next to a […]
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Take Hollywood whitewashing out of scripts and into the spotlight
ColumnNovember 14, 2016
Diverse directors will increase diversity in roles, characters on screen Just how white is the film and television industry? You don’t have to answer that. It’s become obvious in recent years just how pervasive lack of diversity is in entertainment. It seems to be the only unwavering aspect of Hollywood’s constantly changing trends (fashion, actor […]

Construction of the All Student Center at Davis High begins
City NewsNovember 14, 2016
Indoor facility will provide a cafeteria, classroom, collaborative space Change is on its way to Davis Senior High School (DSHS) within the next 12 months. On Oct. 25, a ceremony was held in which students and school administrators alike broke ground for the construction of the brand new All Student Center. Since 2010, the student […]

UC Davis faces inspections, negligence allegations by USDA
Campus NewsNovember 14, 2016
Investigators find that improper research protocol, veterinary care has injured, killed multiple animals UC Davis animal testing laboratories and veterinarian facilities have been the recent subject of U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) inspections and investigations into animal deaths, injuries and forced euthanizations. UC Davis animal testing laboratories and facilities currently hold 30 dogs, 419 cats, […]

Oh, the places you’ll go (abroad)!
FeaturesNovember 13, 2016
Students, faculty reflect on study abroad experiences impact on future careers When Alissa Alson returned to UC Davis after a year spent on an independent study trip in Ireland, she knew she did not want to continue pursuing her major in biological systems engineering. “I took about two quarters [for that major] and realized that […]
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Fashion meets technology on the runway
ColumnNovember 13, 2016
Collaborations between designers, scientists are important for advancements in both fields As someone who stapled the bottoms of her flats everyday for nearly three months before finally buying a new pair, I might not seem like the most credible fashion source. But perhaps it’s my lack of professional expertise that makes fashion all the more […]

Humor: Dog wonders why owner won’t stop yelling
HumorNovember 13, 2016
A dog and his peers recount stories of a mysterious man yelling The California Aggie recently spoke to a local dog who can’t understand why his owner just won’t stop yelling. The unidentified man keeps his dog tied up to tables and benches around the Memorial Union. “He always does this. All the time. I’m […]
The loophole of all gun loopholes
ColumnNovember 13, 2016
Prevent gun violence by closing loophole that allows indirect gun purchases My dad’s a lawyer, so I’ve grown up hating loopholes. Whether it be a sneakily thrown in one-liner about a custody agreement or working at a job that pays less to avoid spousal payments, loopholes have always irked me. So it’s no surprise that […]

