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Get tatted, fight cancer

If you walk into Primary Concepts on Feb. 2, it’ll seem just like a normal day for one of Davis’ neighborhood tattoo shops. You’ll...
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The magic of the Central Park Gardens

If you step onto the gravel-covered paths within the Davis Central Park Gardens, do note that there is a high probability of a sensory...
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High scores and chili peppers

An un-illuminated chili pepper, blue frowney face, low ratings on helpfulness or easiness and blunt comments about negative aspects of the professor dissuade Stephan...
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Roving Reporter

In this age of digital downloads, pirating, torrenting and CDs, music is more accessible and easily obtained than ever before. With so many ways...
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Davis Flea Market celebrates one-year anniversary

You might not think the marriage of the subprime mortgage crisis in Ireland and the mass exodus of writers and artists from Davis to...
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Dueling and climbing to the top

Davis Climbing meetings Mondays 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 to 11 p.m. Rocknasium 720 Olive Dr. UC Davis Fencing Club meetings Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to...
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Striving to stay sniffle free

The flu season makes everyone a little nervous. Friends become cagey and skeptical when around one another, not wanting to share drinks or make...
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Cruising after boozing

The smell of beer begins to fill the void in the van, and I suddenly feel very lucky for sitting up front in the...
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Students struggle with graduate school application costs

With its infamously high tuition, attending law school seems like a pricey ambition. Now, with students applying to six to eight schools on average...
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UC Davis alumnus competes in ‘The Amazing Race’

Learning a synchronized swim routine with the Russian synchronized swimming Olympic team is not something that most tourists traveling to Moscow book a tour...
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Balancing kids and books

Try choosing between bottles and books — not beer bottles, but baby bottles. Do you choose to make your sweet but crying child a...
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Downtown rundown

While sitting on her front porch, Bridget Bugbee watches a highly inebriated guy struggle to stay on his bike before falling off in front...
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Humans and zombies and wizards, oh my

Bundled up against the cold, brandishing plastic Nerf blasters, some tactically stealthy, others brash, they gather at night to fight to the dart-death. Others...
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Dancing for a cause

Whatever you do, don’t sit down! Music shook the walls of the ARC Saturday night as Davis experienced its first dance marathon, which raised over...
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More than just words

With the winter months getting chillier, hopefully the relationships you have built with the people around you are not doing the same. Whether you...
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