Opinion

While we appreciate having our efforts regarding Tipsy Taxi service improvements recognized in coverage by the newspaper, we feel that the editorial board might have given us too much credit.

Rob Olson’s April 5 column “The Israel Question” touched on some interesting points.

Editor’s note: This column may contain spoilers from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

I tried to avoid it. Really, I did – for as long as I could muster.

I wish straight people would just keep to themselves sometimes.

Despite the recent recession and gloomy job market, UC Davis has had no problem attracting employers to recruit students on campus. The various internship and career fairs throughout the year continue to maintain record employer turnout. Luckily for those of you graduating or looking for summer internships, the Spring Fair will be held in the ARC Pavilion tomorrow.

ASUCD recently announced it will bring back Thursday Tipsy Taxi service after it was cancelled in 2006. The fare will increase from $2 to $3.

Last Monday, pop music superstar Lady Gaga celebrated her 25th birthday by performing to a sold-out crowd at Staples Center in Los Angeles (Where do I sign up to celebrate my 25th in the same way?). Last Friday, it was reported that her latest single “Born This Way” has sold over two million copies just in the United States.

Every week – at least for a weekly columnist – a decision must be made as to what to cover. Speaking as a political columnist, I find it easy to make a list of potential topics, but hard to choose just one.

Ah, sun. How we missed you. Now that you’re back, social opportunities abound throughout Davis.

Nope, not college seniors. And not high school seniors either, you sick people! Today, I give you dating advice with fresh new tips to spice up your love life.

After nearly seven-plus years of being an engineering student, I was no stranger to long nights at a campus computer. Nights then and now still drag on, until I earn my sweet reward: a bicycle trip home.