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Emergency test notification to occur

Campus NewsApril 21, 2009
Don’t be alarmed if you receive a warning voicemail or text message on your cell phone tomorrow – it’s just a test. UC Davis WarnMe Emergency Alert system will be conducting what will be a yearly test this Wednesday at approximately 11:50 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. to all registered e-mail accounts and phones.

Davis loses hometown premiere challenge

Campus NewsApril 21, 2009
It looks like there will be one less mutant in Davis come the end of the month. The contest to determine which city “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” will premiere in came out negative for Davis, in favor of Tempe, Ariz. Though spokesperson for Twenty-first Century Fox Melinda Wood could not reveal the exact numbers, the race was very close, and the contest was “down to the wire.”

1,000 Wells holds demonstration for awareness of water related disease

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
In order to spread awareness of the fact that every15seconds someone in an underdeveloped country dies for lack of access to clean water,the1,000Wells Project at UC Davis held their first “die in“ Apr.16on the Quad.

Battle of the Bands Clash of Rivals

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
Battle lines were drawn on Saturday as the annual UC Davis Picnic Day Battle of the Bands contest went into full swing.The tradition has been in place since the early1970s,with The CaliforniaAggieMarchingBand-uh! claiming victory or a peaceful draw every time.

Chemistry Magic Show

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
Live from the Chemistry Building at UC Davis, “chemagicians” wowed the audience with their bag of tricks this Picnic Day. UC Davis students enthralled the audience with the power of chemistry via shows like “Brian and Eric’s Shopping Experience” – mimicking popular television networks such as the Discovery Channel and the Food Network. This30-minute show proved that science can be really “cool” by demonstrating various chemical reactions.Did you know that bubbles are a fire hazard? Yes,bubbles.

Group increases tax on ASUCD credit card purchases

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
Some ASUCD members are not happy with thefive cent tax increase to all ASUCD commercial units‘ credit card transactions,excluding Sodexho. The fee would charge every ASUCD commercial unit an extra4.56cents for all plastic credit card transactions,including theASUCDCoffee House,the UC Davis Bookstore,Campus Copies and the Aggie Student Store.

Senate Briefs

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
ASUCD Senate meetingsare scheduled to begin Thursdays at6:10p.m.Times listed are according to the clock at theApr.16meeting location,theMemorial Union’s Mee Room.

Let it snow

Campus NewsApril 20, 2009
Despite the85-degree heat,Picnic Day goers could still hit the slopes on Hutchison Field. The Alpine Ski and Snowboard club brought approximately10tons of snow in fromLake Tahoe to create a100-footlong,snow covered slope for sledding.

UC Scoop

Campus NewsApril 17, 2009
UC Davis Cancer Center bomb threat resolved Operations at the UC Davis Cancer Center have returned to normal after a bomb threat earlier this week. An unidentified man called the Cancer Center in Sacramento at 8:45 a.m. on Monday indicating there was a bomb in the facility and demanding $10,000. Police immediately evacuated 150 people from the building including 20 patients who were relocated to other facilities on the Health Center campus. Patients with appointments later in the day were rescheduled.

The ARC celebrates its 5th year anniversary

Campus NewsApril 16, 2009
Some come to play.Some come to watch.Some come to bulk up.Some,not so much. For whatever reason they come,the Activities andRecreationCenter is the one place where anyone and everyone can come to relax from the stresses of school,work… and life.

Campus Judicial Report

Campus NewsApril 16, 2009
Take two Afirst-yearwas referred to SJA for altering an exam and submitting it for re-grading.The TA noticed the discrepancy because the student’s answer did not show enough work to have logically reached the correct solution she had added.The student admitted that she had changed the answer to the question on the MAT16B midterm exam and had then submitted it for re-grading.As a result,she agreed to accept the disciplinary sanctions of deferred separation and10hours of community service.

Students call for Middle Eastern category on UC application

Campus NewsApril 16, 2009
Some Middle Eastern students no longer want to be considered white. A student movement to add a Middle Eastern category on the University ofCalifornia application has begun to pick up steam,as university officials mulloverimplementing the change.