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It is the Greenbelt; Home is… wherever there’s an open door; Then how did they know it went off?

The California Supreme Court ruled in favor of Assembly Bill 540, known as the DREAM act, which allows those who attend a California high school for at least three years to pay in-state tuition. This means a savings of $20,000 in tuition for qualified UC students and $11,000 for CSU students.

Earlier this week, California State University (CSU) decided on a two-step fee increase. By the end of this week, the UC Board of Regents will make its own decision regarding tuition hikes. But California schools are not alone.

Last month, the city of Davis planning commission approved a proposal for the building of a new facility for Hillel House.

The Davis City Council is currently in talks to encourage the establishment of Mori Seiki, a high-tech manufacturing facility, in Davis.

The California State University (CSU) board of trustees approved a two-step tuition increase last Wednesday. This is the fifth time in the past three academic years that CSU students will experience a fee hike.

As a user of a UC Davis Gmail account, you likely received an e-mail on Nov. 2 regarding the class action lawsuit filed against Google Inc. for its social networking program, Google Buzz.

A fairly conspicuous get-away; O.D. Street.

Despite the rain, dozens of volunteers planted trees this past Sunday during one of many tree planting events put on by Tree Davis. The event took place in the Sycamore neighborhood.

Oct. 29, 2010

Micromidas, Inc., a company based in West Sacramento, is working on a project that literally turns waste into a usable plastic.

Not the only thing that’s lit…; Wham, bam, thank you, Ma’am; They are golden gods … or on drugs!