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Julia Zucker, senior communication major The Aggie: What are you wearing? Zucker: “A sweater I got at a thrift store in the Mission district in San Francisco, Gap pastel jeans, Forever 21 shoes and an Anne Klein wrist watch.” How did you decide what to wear today? “I wanted to go for a neutral palette, […]

Are you sick of diets that don’t work? Counting calories, restricting sweets, or only eating certain food groups only to end up back at square one? Are you searching for a new diet that will finally bring you closer to the ideal weight you’ve been striving to reach? The fact is, diets don’t work. According […]

Last week, UC Davis announced that starting March 18, it will begin charging student groups a fee of $10 for using campus classrooms. The income is intended to help offset the $460,000 that was cut from Student Affairs last year. While it is understandable that the department needs to find an alternate source of revenue, […]

On Saturday, one UC Davis alumna returned to campus to discuss the out-of-this-world accomplishments she’s made since graduation. As a part of the College of Letters and Science Annual College Celebration, NASA astronaut Tracy Caldwell Dyson spoke to a room full of guests of all ages who were eager to learn about her missions in […]

This week is the Women’s Resources and Research Center Gender Equity Awareness Week. “[The week is] a week that aims to initiate dialogue and continue education about gender equity with an emphasis on the intersection of identities (e.g. gender, class, sexual orientation, ethnicity, etc),” according to the WRRC. Events for the week include “Porn and […]

The results of the UC Davis task force regarding the pepper spray incident have been delayed again. The task force, lead by California Supreme Court Associate Justice Cruz Reynoso, was supposed to announce the results of their investigation today at 3 p.m. However, a union representing UC campus police announced that they will be requesting […]

Today the UC Davis Human Rights Initiative will kick off its first Human Rights and Humanities week. This will be a series of separate lectures, colloquiums and symposiums, finishing Friday with the second annual Symposium on Human Rights. “I’m really happy it has come together so well. It shows the importance of studying human rights […]

The UC Davis task force investigating the pepper spray incident on Nov. 18 will be releasing its findings Tuesday. At noon the task force documents will be available online, and there will be a meeting to present the findings Tuesday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the UC Davis Conference Center ballroom. The task force was […]

On Saturday, student protesters re-established the occupation on the Quad. Since winter break, only a few tents have remained on the Quad. Students occupied Dutton Hall at the end of Winter quarter, and then occupied the old Cross Cultural Center Building in January.   “I don’t think the movement has stopped or slowed down, I […]

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the March 1, 2012 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings. Meeting called to order at 6:10 p.m. Adam Thongsavat, ASUCD president, present, left early Bree […]

120305_ca_Action Edits: HRS RT KZ bp Notes: Headline: “Days of Action to Defend Public Education” begins with a mock funeral Layercake: Participants mourn the death of public education By MAX GARRITY RUSSER Aggie News Writer A mock funeral procession for the “death of public education” was held on Thursday afternoon in the Quad which included bag […]

Cal Aggie Camp is currently looking for volunteers as camp counselors, cooks, medics, or life guards for its July 8 to 21 summer camp. Cal Aggie Camp is a two-week summer camp for foster and inner-city youth in the greater Sacramento area. The camp is at Camp Gold Hollow in Nevada City, according to camp […]