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FeaturesApril 24, 2008
TODAY PostSecretDavis exhibit 10a.m.to3p.m. Griffin Lounge,MemorialUnion Learn what secrets UC Davis students and staff are keeping at this awareness exhibit.Sponsored by Students Against Sexual Violence. UC Davis Blood Drive 10a.m.to5p.m. Freeborn Hall Save a life and get a free pint of ice cream while you’re at it! Donating only takes about an hour,but the good karma vibes last all day.
Fighting to end genocide, one dollar at a time
FeaturesApril 24, 2008
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an estimated 300,000 people dead and over 2,000,000 more displaced from
their homes, the conflict in Darfur has now reached the five-year mark
and is still raging. In response to the ongoing situation, the UC Davis chapter of STAND: A
Student Anti-Genocide Coalition, is trying to make a difference any way
it can. On Friday, STAND will host its second annual “Dining for Darfur,” a
fully-catered fundraising dinner. All proceeds will go directly to the
Genocide Intervention Network to be used for civilian protection for
refugees in Darfur and Chad. The dinner will be held in the ARC Ballroom, and doors open at 6 p.m. “‘Dining for Darfur’ is the perfect way for the average student to help
the people [in refugee camps],” said Rachel Goldstein, sophomore
international relations major and vice-president of the UC Davis
chapter of STAND.
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FeaturesApril 23, 2008
TODAY PostSecretDavis exhibit 10a.m.to3p.m. Griffin Lounge,MemorialUnion Learn what secrets UC Davis students and staff are keeping at this awareness exhibit.Sponsored by Students Against Sexual Violence.
Daily Calendar
FeaturesApril 22, 2008
TODAY PostSecretDavis exhibit 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Griffin Lounge, Memorial Union Learn
what secrets UC Davis students and staff are keeping at this awareness
exhibit. Sponsored by Students Against Sexual Violence. Asian Americans and media Noon to 2 p.m. MU II Discuss with others at “Asian Americans in the Media: YouTube in the Making” and make your own YouTube clip. Public Health Club meeting 6 to 7 p.m. 126 Wellman Hear from a guest speaker and learn about internship opportunities at this meeting! TA trivia challenge 6 to 8 p.m. MU II Take on graduate student teaching assistants in the Asian American studies department at this Asian Pacific Culture Week event. Hydrogen fuel talk 6:10 p.m. 1002 Giedt Joan
Ogden will discuss new energy technologies and strategies for
developing a zero-emissions hydrogen infrastructure for transportation. WEDNESDAY PostSecretDavis exhibit 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Griffin Lounge, Memorial Union Learn
what secrets UC Davis students and staff are keeping at this awareness
exhibit. Sponsored by Students Against Sexual Violence.
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FeaturesApril 21, 2008
TODAY Post Secret Davis exhibit 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Griffin Lounge, Memorial Union Learn
what secrets UC Davis students and staff are keeping at this awareness
exhibit. Sponsored by Students Against Sexual Violence. Asian Pacific Culture Week kickoff 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Quad Check out performances, a Bruce Lee look-alike contest and more!
“NOVA” to feature UC Davis professor
FeaturesApril 21, 2008
The car of the future exists today. At least that is what Andrew Frank, UC Davis professor of mechanical
and aeronautical engineering, believes. Frank is one of the many
experts featured on PBS’ “NOVA” premiere of Car of the Future. The
program will air Tuesdayat 8 p.m. Car of the Future examines the evolutionary changes that make cars more
energy efficient. Tom and Ray Magliozzi, co-hosts of NPR’s “Car Talk,”
take to the streets to find which alternative energy vehicle can
challenge today’s gas-guzzling, high-powered cars and become the car of
the future – or at least replace Tom’s 1952 MG TD Roadster.
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FeaturesApril 18, 2008
TODAY Roaming Picnic Daycow All day UC Davis Campus Are you ready for Picnic Day? Keep an eye out for the Picnic Day mascot cow, which will be giving out free prizes on campus! Junior violin recital 3:30 to 4 p.m. 115 Music Hear John Abdallah on violin with Narmina Sultanova on piano at this free concert!
Picnic Day calendar
FeaturesApril 18, 2008
Picnic Day, UC Davis’ annual open house, is upon us!
With hundreds of events, displays and educational exhibits, Picnic Day
can be overwhelming, whether you’re a complete neophyte or a sixth-year
senior. To guide your day of fun, The Aggie offers this partial listing
of events happening at UC Davis.
Daily Calendar
FeaturesApril 17, 2008
TODAY Gear swap 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Outdoor Adventures Does the spring weather have you itching for adventure? Buy or sell outdoor equipment cheap! Picnic Day Entertainment Showcase Noon to 1 p.m. West Quad Experience
a taste of some of the entertainment that will be performing at Picnic
Day featuring dance group Danzantes del Alma and band AfterShocker. Physical Therapy info night 5:10 to 6 p.m. 1204 Haring Want
to move to the city by the bay? Hear about UCSF and San Francisco State
University programs for becoming a doctor of physical therapy. Trivia night 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Silo Café & Pub Show off your knowledge of random factoids! Project HEAL 6 p.m. 2 Wellman Come
to the first Project HEAL Meeting of the quarter. Project HEAL is a UC
Davis club that works with the Yolo County SPCA and Animal Shelter.
Project HEAL helps students to get involved with SPCA and Animal
Shelter through volunteer opportunities and animal-related events.
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FeaturesApril 16, 2008
TODAY East Quad Farmers Market 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. East Quad Support local farmers and get fresh produce, nuts, flowers and more! Annual cow milking contest Noon to 1 p.m. West Quad Join
in cheering for our contestants in this fun-filled event celebrating
the anticipation of even more events to come on Picnic Day!
The process behind female egg donation: part two
FeaturesApril 16, 2008
Lisa
Peters watches as her son, David, excitedly points out the different
plastic characters stationed on a perfect two-foot replica of the Black
Pearl, which sits on the living room table. Another wooden ship of the
build-it-yourself variety sits next to it. David ignores the “doll
ship” and continues to show off the Davey Jones miniature and the Black
Pearl’s launchable rockets. David is just a normal two-year-old boy with a fascination for pirates.
No one would have guessed that this skinny, blond, grinning child began
life in a medical lab’s petri dish. Peters, 44, understands what it’s like to want children but not be able
to conceive one. After many failed attempts, a medical screening
confirmed that she and her husband could not have children.
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FeaturesApril 15, 2008
TODAY Ice cream eating showdown Noon to 1 p.m. Memorial Union Patio Go cheer on your fellow students in the fastest ice cream showdown ever! This is a Picnic Day pre-week event. Davis Police Department planning meeting 3 p.m. 2124 Wickson The
Davis Police Department is preparing to develop its new three year
Strategic Plan. Help them brainstorm and prioritize community issues
and problem statements. Information about this process and notes from
previous forums can be found at www.city.davis.ca.us/police.

