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Members of Colleges Against Cancer share cancer stories

FeaturesApril 8, 2010
Although the stories behind those that participate in this event are endless, The California Aggie sat down with some members of Colleges Against Cancer – and those who helped organize it – at UC Davis to see why they relay for life.

UCD entrepreneurs sell Clean Cart Systems in Yolo County

FeaturesApril 7, 2010
For many UC Davis students, starting a business may seem like an impossible task. But for one group of student entrepreneurs, not only is creating a business possible, it’s something they can do even before they get their diplomas. Members of the Junior Entrepreneurs and Investors Club recently formed a club dedicated to selling Clean Cart Systems – a sort of dishwasher for shopping carts. Executives of the six-year-old business gave Davis students the rights to sell the systems in Yolo County.

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FeaturesApril 7, 2010
TODAY UCD Women’s Rowing Erg Rally 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mrak Hall Courtyard ICA team eliminations due to budget cuts are in the making and your fellow students need your help! Help the women’s rowing team survive! Lambda Phi Epsilon Rush: Football and BBQ 4 to 7 p.m. Oxford Park Play football and eat some BBQ with the brothers. Dive: Living Off America’s Waste 5:10 p.m. 179 Chemistry Watch Jeremy Seifert’s documentary about the ugly truth of waste in America.

Aggie Daily Calendar

FeaturesApril 5, 2010
MONDAY Native American Culture days On-campus Look for posters throughout Davis and the Cross Cultural Center for events from today through Saturday. Public Health Week Symposium 5 to 7:45 p.m. Genome Building Auditorium Check out the start of Public Health Week, with guest speakers who will address topics such as “Promoting Health through Healthy Communties,” “International and Community Nutrition” and much more. Project Compost 6 p.m. 43 Memorial Union Attend the Project Compost volunteer meetings and learn how you can help them divert organic waste around a campus. Sigma Nu Rush: Game Night 6 p.m. 525 Oxford Circle Head on over to Sigma Nu and watch the championship game with the brothers. Loxi Rush: Sit-in Meeting and Speed Dating 8 p.m. Wellman 216 Go check out how the lovely ladies of Lambda Omicron Xi – a community service sorority – operate during a meeting! “Speed Dating” will follow to get to know the sisters better! Visit Davisloxi.net for more info. Delta Lambda Phi Rush: Pizza Night 7 p.m. Woodstock’s, 219 G St. Get to know the brothers of Delta Lambda Phi – fraternity for gay, bisexual or progressive men – over slices of pizza.

UC Davis law school grad gets job with the state

FeaturesApril 5, 2010
Like most law students, Sara Granda had no easy time getting through the UC Davis School of Law. Yet unlike most students, Granda is a quadriplegic who was denied an opportunity to take the California State Bar exam back in July 2009. She was told she could not take the exam because of issues with her payment. Her case was taken to the California Supreme Court – who unanimously decided that Granda would be allowed to take the exam.

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FeaturesApril 2, 2010
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Allergies in the air affect Davis students

FeaturesApril 1, 2010
Spring is finally in the air, but many Davis residents may already be ready for winter again. The pollen in this new spring air has helped to start the long Davis allergy season.

Dining in Davis: Mermaid’s Seafood & Grill

FeaturesApril 1, 2010
In a town best known for raising, tending and perhaps tipping cows, diners shouldn’t expect to find a good seafood restaurant, right?

Compost fills trash bins in MU despite availability of compost bins

FeaturesApril 1, 2010
ASUCD Coffee House patrons have a new way to be environmentally friendly with the addition of eight composting bins inside the Memorial Union.

A new chapter for not-quite-new books

FeaturesMarch 31, 2010
Bookstore owner Peter Linz knows that just about anyone can sell an old paperback for a buck on the Internet these days. In fact, he did it himself for over ten years – raising more than $45,000 for charity. But that’s not stopping him from going the brick-and-mortar route. In February, Linz and his wife, Susan, opened Logos Books, a used and out-of-print bookstore at 513 Second St. in Downtown Davis.