banner
The California AggieToday's Date
FacebookInstagramX - TwitterYouTube

Opinion

Column: Pharm town

OpinionMay 23, 2011
I know that, from a few slight implications here and there, it may seem like I’m a wake-up-in-the-gutter type drug user. In fact I am not, and I’ll use this week’s column to set the record straight. As it turns out, I use mostly legal drugs and have near-perfect grades (thank you Adderall!).

Column: Last one!

OpinionMay 23, 2011
Normally, if you need a bike store, there is only one place in most towns that can help you out. Davis lacks quite a few things, but one thing it has in quantity is bicycle stores – a specific one that fits the consumer – which is you.

Column: Concerning Siblings

OpinionMay 19, 2011
On Monday I found myself jamming to “Pomp and Circumstance” on repeat as I eagerly anticipated the arrival of my older sister in a queue of gown-wearing, accomplished undergraduates.

Column: Small people

OpinionMay 19, 2011
Andy is so fickle, Madeline is such a big slut and you’re so curious. Just who are Andy and Madeline? It doesn’t matter, but you probably want to know anyways. It seems that discussions like this drive our society – talk about other people, gossip. People love hearing about other people. Take a look at the landscape of television; it’s littered with reality shows. Hell, look at Facebook! ‘Nuff said.

Column: Beating the system

OpinionMay 19, 2011
In January, my favorite news anchor, Brian Williams, reported that “Federal Regulators (the FCC) approved the purchase by Comcast of a majority stake in NBC Universal from General Electric. This merger will create a $30 billion media company with cable, broadcast, internet, motion picture and theme park components.” Now I’ve never been savvy in the business world, so I didn’t particularly care who Comcast chose to buy or sell, just as long as I could continue paying them $40.95 a month to watch all my TV on Hulu instead.

Editorial: UC Davis athletics moving in right direction

OpinionMay 19, 2011
Last week, UC Davis athletic director Greg Warzecka announced his retirement after 16 years of service.

Guest Opinion: Organic Foods

OpinionMay 19, 2011
In response to the May 5 EPPC commentary on organic foods, the issue of whether organic produce benefits the well-being of the environment and livestock is not so clear cut. I am a senior with a minor in aAnimal sScience lLivestock/dDairy pProduction, and I grew up on a beef cattle ranch. From my classroom as well as personal experience, I believe that sustainable agriculture and animal welfare are not always best obtained by strict adherence to organic production practices. In fact, there are a number of ways that organic production methods are actually worse for the environment and for the welfare of livestock.

Column: Too good to be true

OpinionMay 18, 2011
When’s the last time you actually won an iPod for being the one millionth visitor to a website or a free vacation to a tropical island?

Column: Memoirs of a go-go

OpinionMay 18, 2011
“They want sexy,” said my friend. “You’ve been put on the list. You’re doing it.”

Column: The scarlet letter

OpinionMay 17, 2011
There are times when socially conservative Americans and I part ways. But one issue that we both see as a terrible problem in our country is infidelity.

Editorial: Bylaws should be followed

OpinionMay 17, 2011
Sabrina Dias, Outreach Assembly speaker, has filed an ASUCD lawsuit against current ASUCD President Adam Thongsavat for improper hiring practices. She interviewed for City and County Affairs director but was not hired.

Editorial: Students should be allowed legal counsel

OpinionMay 17, 2011
The administration at California State University, Sacramento recently charged the “Sac State Four” with code of conduct violations for their April sit-in at the campus’ Sacramento Hall.