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How to provide for Davis’ homeless

EditorialMarch 9, 2017
Winter months pose increased challenges to at-risk population Especially during the winter months, near-constant cold and wet conditions can be a health hazard, not to mention an extremely uncomfortable experience for those who cannot find shelter. Over 130 homeless people lived in the City of Davis in 2015, according to a survey conducted over a […]

Humor: Prospective tour guide absolutely killing it with invisible crowd

HumorMarch 7, 2017
How invisible people are helping prepare the tour guides of tomorrow Many tour-guide hopefuls have been practicing giving tours around campus for the past few weeks. It’s a great way for them to test out jokes and practice scripts without criticism if they bomb. The California Aggie talked to a prospective tour guide about how […]

Humor: Student suspended after making cadaver in Haring Hall “dab”

HumorMarch 7, 2017
An elaborate attempt to be trendy does not end well for Eleni Daniels It’s a moderately-known fact that UC Davis has a cadaver lab, but it’s widely known that you don’t use dead bodies to be trendy on Twitter. Third-year Eleni Daniels was not around the day that important lesson was taught, and, as a […]

How the Constitution can check Trump

ColumnMarch 6, 2017
Checks and balances help ensure one branch of government not too powerful Since it was ratified in 1788, the United States Constitution has served as the bedrock of our nation’s democracy. As the supreme law of the land, it’s what our country turns to in times of turbulence when the way ahead seems unclear. As […]

What an awards show can say about our country

ColumnMarch 6, 2017
The Academy Awards reflected this year’s culture in a typical political fashion Following the results of the presidential election, this year’s awards season saw many celebrities taking advantage of the spotlight to speak out against America’s divided political climate and its leader, President Trump. In early January, Meryl Streep made headlines when she used her […]

Humor: UC Davis Bookstore set to replace Whole Foods

HumorMarch 5, 2017
hoPop-up shop finds new location Whole Foods, the popular health food store in Davis, closed its doors on Feb. 12. The store, which opened in October 2012, became a staple of the Davis community by promoting local business and alternative food options. Stocked to the ceiling with copious gluten-free and vegan options, Whole Foods became […]

Protect trans students

EditorialMarch 2, 2017
Gender-inclusive restrooms are a basic human right Signs on single-stalled bathrooms with girls in triangle skirts and boys in plastic pants are to be removed all over the UC Davis campus and replaced by gender-inclusive triangles by the end of this month. The single act of transforming gendered or unisex bathrooms into inclusive bathrooms signals […]

Humor: Score! Man at party knows how to fix “the system”

HumorMarch 2, 2017
This man just saved politics 2017 has been a rough political year for Americans. Donald Trump’s election has raised questions about who we are as a nation and what true American values are. It’s a difficult time, to say the least, and it’s hard not to speculate about the influence of money in politics, the […]

Guest: Make mental health services more accessible

GuestMarch 2, 2017
Provide organizations with the resources to help those struggling As a third-year student at UC Davis who considers mental health of the utmost importance because it affects how we handle stress and the way we relate to one another in society, I want to express my concerns regarding the lack of mental health services in […]

Environmentalists should renew message and appeal to states

ColumnMarch 2, 2017
The environmental movement can take advantage of its lost political power Environmentalists have good reason to be sullen these days. This dear planet is tumbling unimpeded towards phosphorous depletion, ocean acidification, warmer climate and mass extinction. Developing countries are unable to tackle high birth rates and inefficient resource use. Our country, with the world’s largest […]

Humor: New professor actually just two kids in a trenchcoat

HumorFebruary 28, 2017
Children stacked on top of each other attempt to teach a class in order to fund Lego hobbies Even this late in the quarter, professors still manage to surprise us every now and then. This is especially true of mathematics professor Dr. Martin Jüsboks. After several long weeks of speculation, it was finally confirmed that […]

How technology can make healthcare more affordable

ColumnFebruary 27, 2017
New HIV, AIDS treatment has broad implications for health care A research team at the University of Nebraska Medical Center recently discovered a new pathway to open cell storage areas in the body to store antiviral drugs. The breakthrough, which uses LASER ART technology (long-acting slow effective release antiretroviral therapy), could revolutionize the way we […]