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Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 23, 2011
TODAY: CAPES and Higher Education in Brazil Seminar; Palestine Awareness Week Art Exhibit; Energy Institute Seminar Series
Culture, community celebrated at Black Family Day
FeaturesMay 23, 2011
After five days of performances, workshops and lectures celebrating black history and culture, Black Family Week culminated in the 41st annual Black Family Day on Saturday.
International scholars find home away from home
FeaturesMay 19, 2011
When international students, scholars and businesspeople come to Davis for study or work, there’s one aspect that International House Executive Director and foreign host Elisabeth Sherwin consistently hears about from her guests: the cleanliness.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 19, 2011
Shinkoskey Noon Concert; Meat Lab Sale; Wilderness Medicine Club Meeting; Is Everyone Stupid?; Challah For Hunger; Student Co-op Open House; Apollo Night.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 18, 2011
TODAY: East Quad Farmers Market; Get Off the Fence: A Critical Analysis of the Black Family; UC Davis Bookstore Author Event
KDVS DJs broadcast their eclectic music worldwide
FeaturesMay 18, 2011
In the basement of Freeborn Hall lies a dream job for most college students: broadcasting your music choices and opinions to everyone willing to tune into the 90.3 frequency.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 17, 2011
Colorism: A Workshop for Womyn of Any Color; Safe Zone Training Session; Human Rights Initiative Spring Symposium; Empathy, Not Apathy; Golden Key Meeting; Black Men’s Appreciation.
UC Davis student wins a trip around the world
FeaturesMay 17, 2011
Evan Rush never expected that pressing a few buttons would result in the trip of a lifetime. But after clicking a “Like” button on Facebook and an “Enter to Win” tab, Rush will be traveling around the world – for free.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 16, 2011
Eritrean Culture Show; The History of Stepping; Linux Users’ Group of Davis Lecture; Colorism: A Workshop for Womyn of Any Color; Safe Zone Training Session; Human Rights Initiative Spring Symposium; Empathy, Not Apathy; Black Men’s Appreciation.
UC Davis junior wins scholarship for outreach program
FeaturesMay 16, 2011
After receiving an e-mail from the Davis Honors Challenge listserv, military veteran and junior comparative literature major Charles Anderson decided to write a proposal for a scholarship that would allow him to educate veterans about the government aid they are eligible to receive.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesMay 12, 2011
TODAY: Biomedical Engineering Distinguished Speaker Seminar; La Lucha Del Immigrante; Queer Latinidad
Local youths brave the stage for poetry slam competition
FeaturesMay 12, 2011
Poetry is often thought to be one of the best ways for young people to express their feelings in a dynamic and creative way.

