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Campus Judicial Report

Campus NewsMarch 4, 2009
Forgery A student was referred to SJA for submitting a fraudulent quiz for grading.After the quizzes had been graded and returned,the student forged a quiz,filled in the answers,forged grading marksand gave the quiz to the professor as evidence that it had been missed in the grading process.

UC Davis employee researches campus fundraising through social media

Campus NewsMarch 4, 2009
There is more to websites likeFacebook,MySpace and Twitter than pictures and wall posts.A UC Davis employee will explore social networking sites as a means to raise money for the campus.

CAPS information could appear on syllabi

Campus NewsMarch 3, 2009
Starting spring quarter, students may see new information on syllabi that could provide them with excusable absences for mental health reasons. Outgoing ASUCD Vice President Molly Fluet has been working with the Health and Education Program (HEP) to encourage professors of all departments to add Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) information on syllabi in order to raise mental health awareness.

ASUCD, KDVS exploring options for downtown venue

Campus NewsMarch 2, 2009
What started off as a hopeful project to get a venue for bands to play in downtown Davis has now been put on hold after the first choice location fell through. ASUCD Senator Justin Patrizio,in collaboration with KDVS,has been trying to get the ball rolling on an ASUCD Downtown Venue – a project that would give a location to the local underground music scene with ticket prices for students as low as$1-$4.

Senate Briefs

Campus NewsMarch 2, 2009
ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at6:10p.m.Times listed are according to the clock at theFeb.26meeting location,the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

Legitimacy of ASUCD elections called to question at senate meeting

Campus NewsMarch 2, 2009
Some called last Thursday’s ASUCD senate meeting “heated and offensive.” Some called it “beautiful.” Almost all,however,just wanted to voice their concerns regarding the winter2009elections. “This has nothing to do with ASUCD slates [such as LEAD or ACT],” said Momo Newbon,Ethnic and Cultural Affairs commission chair and formersenatorial candidate. “It has everything to do with an unfair election.“

Budget problems continue, $5 million mid-year deficit handled with one-time cuts

Campus NewsFebruary 27, 2009
UCD is currently in the process of grappling with a $5 million mid-year budget deficit that has come about as the result of a decrease of approximately $65 million in state funding to the UC system. “UC is currently 11,000 students over our state funded enrollment target at a cost of $121.8 million to the campuses,” said Patrick Lenz, UC’s vice president for budget said in an interview with the UC newsroom.

King Hall receives $1 million for courtroom construction

Campus NewsFebruary 26, 2009
Despite state budget cuts,UC Davis School of Law is still rolling in money – from a private donor.The Kalmanovitz Charitable Foundation gifted$1million to fund a new moot courtroom at King Hall last week.

Formal complaint filed against ASUCD elections

Campus NewsFebruary 26, 2009
Newly elected ASUCD senators might have to wait longer than they expected before beginning a term they believed would start tonight.

Controversy surrounds new UC eligibility requirements

Campus NewsFebruary 26, 2009
Earlier this month,theUCregents approved a dramatic change to the UC admissions process by eliminating the SAT Subject Tests requirement.While some students have applauded the move as a step for greater equity and accessibility,others have condemned it as compromising the quality of students at UC.

Baha’i students play active role on campus and abroad

Campus NewsFebruary 25, 2009
In an effort to bring international pressure to a country abound with religious persecution,local Baha’i students are taking action.Tonight at6:30in Geidt Hall,the Davis Baha’i Club (DBC) will be holding an information and prayer session about their fellow Baha’is in Iran.

Campus Judicial Report

Campus NewsFebruary 25, 2009
Joyride The UC Davis Police referred a sophomore to SJA. The student was seen riding a bike against traffic. When the police spoke with the student, they determined that the bike she had been riding did not belong to her.