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Daily Archives - April 27, 2010

April 27 2010 Archives

Yolo County raises awareness to reduce infant deaths

City NewsApril 27, 2010
As part of the national observance of April as Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness month, the Yolo County Children’s Alliance and Child Abuse Prevention Council (YCCA) is taking measures to prevent infant mortalities.

U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame travels to its permanent home in Davis

City NewsApril 27, 2010
The long-awaited United States Bicycling Hall of Fame opened in Davis on Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the museum within Central Park on the corner of Third and B Streets.

UC Davis splits weekend set

SportsApril 27, 2010
UC Davis wanted to enter the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships on a hot streak.

Survey aims to improve UC education

Campus NewsApril 27, 2010
In 2008, 16 percent of students in the UC system said they chose their major because it was easy.

Police Briefs

City NewsApril 27, 2010
THURSDAY: Hotboxing hour

ID tags modernize lost and found

Campus NewsApril 27, 2010
School spirit will soon become a physical reality. Thirty-two thousand students and faculty will be given four free Aggie Pride tags equipped with “2ReturnMe,” a loss and identity theft protection service that is the simple and modern solution to “Finders Keepers, Loser Weepers,” according to its website.

Editorial: Picnic Day

OpinionApril 27, 2010
An April 21 Sacramento Bee article titled “Weekend rowdiness may bring an end to UC Davis’ 96 year-old Picnic Day” sparked worry among many students and alumni that Picnic Day may end.

Davis listed as university with high college tuition risk

Campus NewsApril 27, 2010
Forbes has ranked UC Davis and four other UCs among the top ten universities with the highest “college tuition risk,” or those that may offer less bang for your buck.

Davis Cemetery celebrates life

FeaturesApril 27, 2010
While cemeteries are often associated with mourning or loss, the Davis Cemetery District is celebrating life. Since its first burial in 1855, the cemetery has evolved into a venue for local artists, a study haven for neighboring students and an aesthetically pleasing, natural area for community members to enjoy.

Column: Spanish Flea, Part I

OpinionApril 27, 2010
Within the next 900 or so words, I will systematically break down everything I do within a given day. It will not be pretty. At times, it will sound mundane. And in the end, it will be indicative of the life students lead in Davis, Calif.

Column: Courage under the knife

OpinionApril 27, 2010
The foundation and principles required for a functioning democracy have been discussed by a philosophers and thinkers since the times of ancient Athens. They often espoused the values of justice, tolerance and freedom that are so cherished today in our own society.

Column: Beanie Baby

OpinionApril 27, 2010
My fascination with mass fraud and Goldman Sachs dates back to my entrepreneurial fascination with Beanie Babies in the fourth grade.