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After spending years traversing the bike paths of campus and halls of Wellman and the Sciences Lab Building, graduating seniors have learned a thing or two about the ins and outs of campus life. Read on for proof that you have, in fact, graduated from UC Davis.

“I stop at the In-N-Out hamburger, cause everybody is smiling there. Everything is peaceful there. People are basically happy and the food is cheap.”

Nov. 23, 2010; Nov. 30, 2010; Jan. 11, 2011; Feb. 8, 2011; March 29, 2011.

Being Editor in Chief of The California Aggie over the last 12 months has been one of the most amazing experiences of my life, and has really helped put things in perspective. I’ve learned so much that I feel compelled to impart this knowledge to the seven people that will actually read this column. (Hi Mom!)

It’s not every day that a teacher is awarded a $40,000 prize in recognition of their scholarly brilliance and inspiring teaching, but for history professor David Biale, winning the UC Davis Prize for Undergraduate Teaching and Scholarly Achievement meant more than just recognition for himself.

For certain cancers, less than half of its patients respond to chemotherapy. But ineffective chemotherapy treatment may soon be a problem of the past thanks to a new technology invented right here at UC Davis.

UC Davis MFA Design Showcase; UC Davis Concert Band and Campus Band Concert; Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Meeting; Poetry Night Reading Series.

As the spring quarter winds down, students may actually find themselves with an excess of free time. For those who enjoyed watching cartoons and playing video games when they were young, the Davis Anime Club provides a Japanese twist to a childhood pastime.

TODAY: Student Chamber Ensembles Concert

TODAY: Challah For Hunger; British Embassy Counselor for Global Issues Seminar; Shinkoskey Noon Concert

Last year’s Memorial Day weekend, over 5,000 college students gathered on Shasta Lake’s houseboats for an event filled with alcohol, crowded boats and high spirits. This weekend will likely be similar in nature, but it will be a little bit safer with Safeboats.

In the midst of thousands of stray animals abandoned or born without a home, rescuing a pet seems to be the right thing to do. But, is it still worth it if that animal comes with a price tag of nearly $5,000? Some graduates of the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (UCDSVM) say yes.