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"What do gymnasts do, just flip around?"…
Science Scene
Ozone is mending, thanks to global warming…
Study shows ADHD patients show disconnection in brain areas
A recent study at the UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain shows evidence highlighting the importance of the disconnection between brain regions in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in…
UC Davis Mobile makes a splash on the iPhone
Predicting when a Unitrans bus is coming and looking up courses is now as easy as looking at your phone, thanks to students Sunny Dhillon and Fei Li, developers of…
Long-term study sheds light on ecological implications of butterflies
A 35-year study of California butterflies is bringing to attention how organisms respond to changes in their environment.…
Column: Hate, in the name of science
"Baboons pretending to be scientists."…
Column: Night terrors and errors
I had a rude awakening a few weekends ago. Literally. I was rudely awakened from my slumber. It was around 4 a.m. on a Sunday morning when I was woken…
Column: Give up already
Some people have one (or two or three) of these. And some people don't. But if you do, you know how difficult it is to get rid of. No, I'm…
Aggie Daily Calendar
TODAY…
Downtown hosts community sale on Saturday
If you like to shop and are interested in saving money, 30 is the magic number.…
Davis business scene freshens up
The beginning of 2010 ushered in several changes to Davis businesses.…
City revokes permit to build wireless antennas
The city unanimously approved revoking permits given to NewPath Network, LLC to building wireless antenna systems.…
UC and clerical employee union strike deal on temporary layoffs
Last December the UC and the Coalition of University Employees came to an agreement concerning the effects of temporary layoffs.…
More than one way to get in trouble with SJA
Students dread hearing they have been referred to the Student Judicial Board, but few actually understand the process that follows.…
Campus judicial report
A first-year student was referred to Student Judicial Affairs for plagiarism after he failed to properly cite sources from a website. Three sentences were copied without the use of quotation…
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