Campus News

A haven for coffee-lovers everywhere,another Starbucks has been born. The three-day old coffee shop,located at the Activities and Recreation Center,is the sixth Starbucks to hit Davis.

Looking for an on-campus job? You’re not the only one. Even students are not immune to the effects of a sour economy, as job openings are down and job seekers are up compared to last year.

In the Feb.22issue of The California Aggie,the article “Election results announced Friday” incorrectly stated the elections website was down between8and11p.m.on Thursday when in fact it was down from6:30to10p.m.The Aggie regrets the error.

The federal government ishelping outhigher education. Among aiming to create and save millions of jobs over the next couple years,infrastructure improvements,energy plans and an examination of the health care system,theSenate-approved stimulus package accounts for students in colleges and universities.

UC Davis is growing in some places and shrinking in others. The University of California Board of Regents announced this month that while8percent fewer freshmen will be admitted into UC Davis for fall2009,the number of transfer students accepted will increase by2.8percent.

Few college students turn their love for partying into anything more than a hangover. Except for Ann Marie Barnett, the owner, creator and distiller of Shadow Spirits Organic Vodka. “I love how partying brings people together,” said Barnett, a 24 year-old Santa Cruz resident. “That’s why I went into the business of alcohol. People tend to have a good time when they get together and drink.”

Davis‘ only non-profit student run bicycle co-op,the Bike Church,is soldiering along on in its quest to find a new location to continue its work with the local bicycle community.

With the second largest voter-turnout in Aggie history,the results for this quarter’s ASUCD’s elections are in. Election results were announced Friday at2p.m.in front of the Memorial Union.Despite the elections website being down from8to11p.m.Thursday,a total of26percent of undergraduate students signed on to vote.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at6:10p.m.Times listed are according to the clock at theFeb.19meeting location,the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

With the second largest voter-turnout in Aggie history,the results for this quarter’s ASUCD’s elections are in.

With the second largest voter-turnout in Aggie history,the results for this quarter’s ASUCD’s elections are in.

With the second largest voter-turnout in Aggie history,the results for this quarter’s ASUCD’s elections are in.