Opinion

Humor: Letter from the tangerine rotting at the bottom of your backpack
OpinionJanuary 19, 2016
Dear human, Remember me? That sweet little ball of citrus you carelessly threw in your backpack three weeks ago? I know, I know, I know. You’re all like, “How did you type this letter? Do tangerines really have consciousness? Oh God!”’ With my MacBook Pro. Duh. And no, I’m not God — I’m a tangerine. […]

Guest Opinion: Graduate and change the world
OpinionJanuary 18, 2016
In high school, I wasn’t exactly what you might call an academic. It’s not that I didn’t do well in school, but I didn’t particularly enjoy school. Aside from a few classes in which I had teachers who managed to keep me constantly engaged, I spent most of my class time thinking about sleep or […]

Humor: The essay drinking game
OpinionJanuary 18, 2016
How one student tried to combine homework with partying Partying and essays: why can’t they be one and the same? Drinking games come in many formats nowadays. You have classics such as Beer Pong, Kings Cup, Rage Cage and taking a shot every time someone says “Dude” in Dude, Where’s My Car. For essays, it’s […]

Cartoon: Feeling Different
OpinionJanuary 15, 2016

The Aggie remembers David Bowie
OpinionJanuary 15, 2016

Elephant in the room: Sexism in songs
OpinionJanuary 15, 2016
You know that awkward moment when you’re sitting in the car with your mom, a good song comes on and all of a sudden the lyrics get sleazy and sprinkled with cuss words? It gets really uncomfortable. When did Selena Gomez and Justin Beiber’s songs get so sordid? Songs now aren’t any more sexist […]

Humor: Mondavi Center responds to campus alcohol ban, starts making grape juice
OpinionJanuary 15, 2016
UC Davis has already banned the consumption of alcohol on its campus. On Monday, the sale and production of alcohol was stopped at the Mondavi Center in response to this policy. Students have been complaining about “unfair treatment” for what they see as a double standard on the university’s part. “If I can’t get rowdy […]

Letter from ASUCD Senator Thomas regarding violation of ASUCD Constitution
OpinionJanuary 14, 2016
An Open Letter to All Members of ASUCD: Throughout the course of our lives, we will sometimes encounter consequences that are not the result of our own wrongdoing. While we cannot always control the situation, we always have the power to choose how we respond to it. That is what is most important. In the […]

Letter from ASUCD President and Senate President Pro Tempore regarding Senator Kamaal Thomas
OpinionJanuary 14, 2016
Dear Undergraduate Students of UC Davis, As a body, the ASUCD Senate, as well as the student government as a whole, has a responsibility to represent the 27,000 students that make up this campus, as well as to voice the concerns of the UC Davis students. To that end, it also maintains the important responsibility […]

Humor: The 12 steps to take after you get your syllabus
OpinionJanuary 14, 2016
A recipe for success. It’s the first day of class. You sit down and shoot your professor a look that you hope communicates, “I will never do the assigned reading. Also, please don’t call on me. Ever.” The professor stands in front of the room and clears their throat. You know exactly what’s coming next: […]

Political Ambiguity: National unity and its job in keeping nations together
OpinionJanuary 14, 2016
In our daily lives, we may joke around about a city, a state or a people that wants to become independent. According to a 2009 Rasmussen Reports survey, 18 percent of Texans support their state’s secession. The survey concludes that Texas exhibits comparable results to other states, but we just hear a lot about the […]

