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Bringing holiday cheer to the homeless and their pets

'Twas the weeks before Christmas and all through Sacramento, there was a need for help - a big or small memento. The donation baskets were made by the veterinary clinic with finesse, in hopes to help the pets of Sacramento's homeless.

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Local fencers journey back in time

To those who think sword fighting is a lost art, found only in classic literature and the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy - you have not yet heard of the Davis Period Fencing club.

Roving Reporter

"My family and I sit down and watch the National Dog Show together." - Alex Hardwieger, junior English major"Every year for thanksgiving my uncles...

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TODAY Commemorate World AIDS Day 6 to 7:30 p.m. MEE room, Memorial Union In recognition of World AIDS Day, this general information session on Peace Corps service will include a presentation by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who will discuss their work on HIV/AIDS.

Behind the gates of the Primate Center

The walls are gray, concrete-like and bare. In front sits a receptionist behind a wall of glass that rises to the length of the ceiling. This is the entrance to the California National Primate Research Center, located on campus at UC Davis. The CNPRC was established in 1962 and is one of eight national primate research centers. Throughout its existence, the primate center has focused on developing research while at times has been the source of controversy and debate raised by animal rights groups.

Students leave Davis cold turkey

Tomorrow, the streets of Davis will be empty.

Temporary shelter gives “cold relief”

The chilly Davis weather means more than biking with gloves on, or swarmed study lounges. As many students celebrate Thanksgiving tomorrow, the homeless population is turning to local shelters for relief, and Davis Community Meals (DCM) is offering an extra solution.

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Behind the scenes of Pachamama coffee

An energy drink just isn't comparable to a cup of coffee. There is a specific amount of work and history behind every cup that some tend to overlook - especially at 8 a.m.

How Studying Abroad Can Help Land You a Job

Editor's Note: Features Writer Michelle Immel is currently studying abroad for a semester in Salamanca, Spain with the International Studies Abroad program.

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