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“[The] war on drugs is not about drugs. If it were, we would go where the drugs are,” Wise said. Wise added that this discrimination was not just by white cops but by cops of color as well. He explained this by saying that people are subliminally conditioned. Wise said that not only do 75 percent of white Americans have implicit biases against black and Latino people but one out of three black people have these biases against black people.

Simply growing healthy food may help individuals eat healthy food.

While on-campus food service corporation Sodexo claims to promote sustainable and green practices, some students believe Sodexo does not extend this support to farmworkers’ rights.

This weekend not only marks the celebration of mothers everywhere, but also of Mother Nature herself.

Those frequent trips to Yolo Berry for chocolate frozen yogurt may mean more than just a sweet tooth.

Can’t stop won’t stop

This year, Cinco de Mayo in Davis will offer more than just $4 happy hour margaritas at Agave – we’ll be getting a visit from the Consul General of Mexico.

The tension in the Gaza strip was recreated on campus yesterday, as members from the UC Davis chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine set up a mock “apartheid wall” on the Quad.

Additional budget reductions for 2010-11 have forced UC Davis administrators to analyze the impact these cuts will have on class availability.

Davis, as both a civic community and a campus, is often thought of as a progressive area for those interested in making sure food is grown organically, humanely and justly.

If Morgan Langille had his way, scientists could access the entire sequence of human DNA at the click of a mouse.

Despite the torture he says he experienced for years, former Guantánamo Bay prisoner Omar Deghayes still thinks reconciliation between the Middle East and the United States is possible.