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Mrak Hall DemonstrationsCreated about a week ago
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The California Aggie District Attorney announces he won't charge 51 Mrak protestors at this time http://bit.ly/5WDGKt
The California Aggie is at Mrak Hall, where students are once again occupying the building. For live updates on the situation, visit twitter.com/californiaaggie
The California Aggie is full of differing opinions today on the student protests and fee increases.
The California Aggie About 125 protestors are meeting in Dutton Hall, determining course of action for tonight. Possible occupation of Dutton Hall. Follow the Aggie on Twitter for live updates.
The California Aggie AGTV reports on the arrests last night. Great video
MRAK HALL PROTEST Nicki Sun Reporting AggieTV was fortunate enough to film footage from the inside of Mrak Hall before the doors closed during the 32% fee increase protest. From 10am-9:47pm, when a total of 52 students were arrested [confirmed by Public Information Officer] thus ending the protest (FOR NOW!), stude...nts remained non-aggressive and peaceful. This video reveals what actually happened while inside Mrak as well as giving voice to students. The fight on fee increases continues Friday, November 20th on the Quad at 11am in addition to a discussion with university personal from 12-2pm in ARC Ballroom B. Please tag, comment, and share this video with your friends! Your support is needed and very much appreciated. Videography and Editing by Daniel Fontaine Outside Camera Crew: Josh Mezhvinsky Chiijmree Williams Brandon Steele Daniel Fontaine UC Davis Student Protest Goes National. AggieTV Footage of the event will air live on CNN Headline News at 2PM. If you were at the protest, check it out, your face may be on national TV! This video was also posted on Fox40 and CNN!
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The demonstrators were mostly students. They said their goal was to send a message to the people who work in Mrak Hall and the UC Regents that budget cuts and fee increases were unacceptable.
The California Aggie Police have arrested nearly 50 students and community members who were attempting to occupy Mrak Hall.
The California Aggie The NYT traces the rise of the word "douche" on primetime TV.
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Research has shown that vulgarities are being used more often, and in earlier hours, on prime-time television.
The California Aggie Just announced: Davis will host the start of the second stage of the Amgen Tour of California on May 17, 2010!
The California Aggie Editorial: Homecoming bonfire should have been saved - not an environmental threat
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The stewards of campus traditions should strive to preserve them, and when times change, to modify them to comply with modern demands. Traditions should never be ended without a compelling justification. The reasons given for ending the homecoming bonfire fell short of that standard.
The California Aggie Vote for Google Streetview to map UC Davis!
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We're working hard to bring Street View to new places, but some interesting areas, like pedestrian malls and trails, cannot be reached by car. That's why we've created the Street View trike; a mechanical masterpiece made of 3 bicycle wheels, a mounted Street View camera, and a very athletic cyclist.
The California Aggie will be on the air Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. In-depth interview with UCD Symphony Orchestra conductor Christian Baldini, plus we'll talk about the new Zipcar program on campus. KDVS 90.3 FM.
The California Aggie Prof. Richard Evans says UC could have saved $800m with slower growth in management salaries.
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In a letter to the campus community, Chancellor Katehi and Provost Lavernia declared that we should work collectively "to address today's major budget cuts, which come as a consequence of the state's decade-long ...
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In 2007, UC Davis students reported 69 cases of forcible sex assault - a number almost twice as much as all other UC campus reports combined. However, two recent reviews of these numbers have found that the statistics are significantly lower, due to a number of cases that lacked documentation.
