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‘Bomb’ strikes back

If the best medicine for a struggling team is the sweet taste of victory, then the Aggies should be feeling much better.

September 30, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

Aggie Digest

Women's soccer

The UC Davis women's soccer team can…

Guest opinion: Haiti in dire need of help

Editor's note: Tiffany Gilmore is a graduate student at UC Davis who…

Daily Calendar

TODAY

Football ticket distribution

September 30, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

Editorial: Illegal immigrant tuition

Under current state law, illegal immigrants qualify for in-state tuition at the University of California if they attend a California high school for at least three years and graduate with a diploma or

California bans text messaging while driving

California recently became the seventh U.S. state to ban text messaging while driving after Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Senate Bill 28 last week, a measure that will further prohibit a…

POLICE BRIEFS

THURSDAY

 

September 30, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

Lance Armstrong to ride in Amgen Tour of California

The word is out: Lance Armstrong will ride again.

Armstrong announced…

Bomb scare culprit won’t see jail time

The former UC Davis freshman whose interest in powder chemicals and explosives caused the evacuation of 450 Tercero residents last…

Wine growers go green

The wine industry has been making increased efforts toward environmentally responsible practices and increased consumer and producer education on green issues, according…

Yudof issues first UC accountability report of its kind

University of California President Mark G. Yudof provided the public with a comprehensive progress report on each of the system's 10 campuses…

Aggie women, men finish second, seventh at Stanford Invitational

Saturday's Stanford Invitational gave the UC Davis men's and women's cross country team its first chance to see how it stacked up against Big West Conference foes.

September 29, 2008 / No Comment / Read More

Women’s volleyball falls to Long Beach State in five sets

The second-largest crowd ever to watch a UC Davis women's volleyball match came to the Pavilion on Saturday in the hope that they may leave having witnessed history. The Aggies jumped out to…

Aggies clip Falcons’ wings

Senior midfielder Ahmad Hatifie scores his first goal of the season from 15 yards out to the top left corner.

Slip and slide: Aggies fall to 1-4 in wet conditions

UC Davis saved its worst game for a rainy day. In wet weather at Parsons Field, the Aggies turned the ball over six times and saw their early lead slip…

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