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PxlAted — 2009-01-25 18:07:48

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	+ ------ + ''2009-01-25 18:07:48'' [[nbsp]] The J St Co-op has room(s) available after March 20th. Interested parties should contact us soon. peace. --["Users/PxlAted"]

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DougWalter — 2009-01-25 17:10:07

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DougWalter — 2009-01-25 16:08:55

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- The '''Davis Student Co-Op''', or '''DSC''', is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10 to 12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.	+ The '''Davis Student Co-op''', or '''DSC''', is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10 to 12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.
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- Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with ["vegan"] options. We make bulk purchases at the ["Davis Food Co-Op"] for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for ["chickens"] whom we treat with respect and from whom we receive eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of ["permaculture"] design and philosophy.	+ Davis Student Co-op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with ["vegan"] options. We make bulk purchases at the ["Davis Food Co-op"] for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for ["chickens"] whom we treat with respect and from whom we receive eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-op as a centerpiece of ["permaculture"] design and philosophy.

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JasonAller — 2008-09-28 21:18:24

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- ''2006-03-01 22:55:27'' [[nbsp]] The Davis Student Co-op should rename itself to something that describes what it does, unless, of course, it purchases and sells students! :) For example, the Davis Food Co-op purchases and sells food. The Twin Rainbows Housing Co-operative provides housing. etc... --["GrahamFreeman"]	+ ''2006-03-01 22:55:27'' [[nbsp]] The Davis Student Co-op should rename itself to something that describes what it does, unless, of course, it purchases and sells students! :) For example, the Davis Food Co-op purchases and sells food. The Twin Rainbows Housing Co-operative provides housing. etc... --["Users/GrahamFreeman"]

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PhilipNeustrom — 2008-06-23 18:51:51

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-12 21:46:19'' [[nbsp]] i have seen Zuni in the sewers!!!! and on Halloween it was scary just to see that black cat :0 --["Users/Yeni"]

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JasonAller — 2007-12-23 19:35:35

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- Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of ["permaculture"] design and philosophy.	+ Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with ["vegan"] options. We make bulk purchases at the ["Davis Food Co-Op"] for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for ["chickens"] whom we treat with respect and from whom we receive eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of ["permaculture"] design and philosophy.

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ElisaHough — 2007-11-07 22:07:16

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- The '''Davis Student Co-Op''', or '''DSC''', is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.	+ The '''Davis Student Co-Op''', or '''DSC''', is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10 to 12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.
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- The house welcomes applicants to our communal dinners every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Garden parties, starting at 3:30pm on Friday, are another great way to meet the residents. Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.	+ The house welcomes applicants to our communal dinners every Sunday through Thursday at 7 pm. Garden parties, starting at 3:30 pm on Friday, are another great way to meet the residents. Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.
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TedBuehler — 2007-10-03 19:20:25

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	+ + ''2006-03-01 22:55:27'' [[nbsp]] The Davis Student Co-op should rename itself to something that describes what it does, unless, of course, it purchases and sells students! :) For example, the Davis Food Co-op purchases and sells food. The Twin Rainbows Housing Co-operative provides housing. etc... --["GrahamFreeman"]
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- DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.	+ The '''Davis Student Co-Op''', or '''DSC''', is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.

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DerekDowney — 2007-04-09 15:48:04

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	+ + "2007-04-09" I would call it Permaculture Co-op since the general idea of the co-ops is to foster sustainable relationships between people, plants, animals, and the university. Oh yeah, and I've been living at DSC for two years now and think a name change is entirely possible as we've thought about this before. --["Derek Downey"]

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NoraCary — 2006-10-10 22:13:19

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- DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a change each quarter to choose their room and roommate.	+ DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate] or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a chance each quarter to choose their room and roommate.
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- The house itself is rather large with lots of places chillout. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Music and art are popular amongst residents.	+ The house itself is rather large with lots of places to chill out. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Music and art are popular among the residents.
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- The house welcomes applicants to our communal dinners every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Garden parties, starting at 3:30pm on friday, are another great way to meet the residents. Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.	+ The house welcomes applicants to our communal dinners every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Garden parties, starting at 3:30pm on Friday, are another great way to meet the residents. Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.

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JasonAller — 2006-10-04 18:56:50

deorphanizing Permaculture

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- Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of permaculture design and philosophy.	+ Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of ["permaculture"] design and philosophy.
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- The house itself is rather large with lots of places chillout. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Music and art are popular amongst residents.	+ The house itself is rather large with lots of places chillout. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Music and art are popular amongst residents.

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SteveDavison — 2006-03-14 14:53:41

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GrahamFreeman — 2006-03-01 21:55:27

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CarlMcCabe — 2006-03-01 21:17:38

that cat looks depressed. it's not an organic free-range cat, is it?

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- Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a chicken tractor which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of permaculture design and philosophy.	+ Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a [http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~nfantasi/Chicken%20Tractors.htm chicken tractor] which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of permaculture design and philosophy.

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Davis Student Co-Op

DaveyReed — 2006-03-01 20:36:06

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Davis Student Co-Op

DaveyReed — 2006-03-01 20:34:47

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Davis Student Co-Op

DaveyReed — 2006-03-01 20:33:28

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Davis Student Co-Op

SolomonBothwell — 2006-02-15 16:51:37

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- The house has been known to cook some damn good food. Vegetarian is the name of the game at DSC because of the sustainable implications of that choice. Other things the house does to lower its impact on the environment include: - * buying house groceries in bulk (such as flour, sugar, etc.)at the Davis Food Co-op, - * sharing resources amongst the residents, - * using a clothing line to dry clothes, - * growing vegetables,fruits, and herbs in the fairly large organic garden next to DSC instead of buying produce from far off places, - * composting our food matter in both compost piles and worm bins to make our own fertilizers for the garden and divert resources from the UC Davis landfill, - etc.	+ Davis Student Co-Op residents use appropriate technology to create an ecologically sustainable and community oriented environment. We have been growing all organic since 1972. The residents are also known to cook some damn good food. All house meals are vegetarian, usually with vegan options. We make bulk purchases at the Davis Food Co-Op for staple goods such as flour and grain. We order bulk foods directly from local organic farms. We grow lots of organic fruit and veggies in our garden. We keep a compost pile and a worm bin. We are caretakers for chickens whom we treat with respect and from whom we recieve eggs. We also have a chicken tractor which allows the chickens to help us garden. We divert our greywater by using it to water plants. We establish swales and other passive irrigation designs into our garden to reduce our water and energy footprint. We are working to establish Davis Student Co-Op as a centerpiece of permaculture design and philosophy.
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- The house features a living room with several couches, a T.V., and a piano. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Several current residents are musicians of various instruments playing together when the urge arises.	+ The house itself is rather large with lots of places chillout. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Music and art are popular amongst residents.
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- The house welcomes applicants to dinner every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Applicants are encouraged to come to dinner and garden parties (currently on Fridays at 3pm). Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.	+ The house welcomes applicants to our communal dinners every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Garden parties, starting at 3:30pm on friday, are another great way to meet the residents. Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.

Davis Student Co-Op

ArlenAbraham — 2005-12-11 17:22:48

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- '''Davis Student Co-op''' - - DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three on-campus coops on the UC Davis campus that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be undergraduate or graduate students, male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a change each quarter to choose their room and roommate.	+ DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three ["on campus co-ops"] on the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be ["undergraduate students" undergraduate]or ["graduate students"], male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a change each quarter to choose their room and roommate.
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- buying house groceries in bulk (such as flour, sugar, etc.)at the Davis Food Co-op, - sharing resources amongst the residents, - using a clothing line to dry clothes, - growing vegetables,fruits, and herbs in the fairly large organic garden next to DSC instead of buying produce from far off places, - composting our food matter in both compost piles and worm bins to make our own fertilizers for the garden and divert resources from the UC Davis landfill,	+ * buying house groceries in bulk (such as flour, sugar, etc.)at the Davis Food Co-op, + * sharing resources amongst the residents, + * using a clothing line to dry clothes, + * growing vegetables,fruits, and herbs in the fairly large organic garden next to DSC instead of buying produce from far off places, + * composting our food matter in both compost piles and worm bins to make our own fertilizers for the garden and divert resources from the UC Davis landfill,
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- The house features a living room with several couches, a T.V., and a piano. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Coops. Several current residents are musicians of various instruments playing together when the urge arises.	+ The house features a living room with several couches, a T.V., and a piano. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Co-ops. Several current residents are musicians of various instruments playing together when the urge arises.
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- The house welcomes applicants to dinner every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Applicants are encouraged to come to dinner and garden parties (currently on Fridays at 3pm). Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.	+ The house welcomes applicants to dinner every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Applicants are encouraged to come to dinner and garden parties (currently on Fridays at 3pm). Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.

Davis Student Co-Op

DerekDowney — 2005-12-11 15:12:31

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	+ '''Davis Student Co-op''' + + DSC, as it is otherwise known, is one of three on-campus coops on the UC Davis campus that offer an alternative living arrangement to students, whether they be undergraduate or graduate students, male or female. DSC typically has anywhere from 10-12 residents, depending on the number of rooms being shared. Four of the eight rooms in the house have been used as "doubles" where the other four are singles, with residents each getting a change each quarter to choose their room and roommate. + + The house has been known to cook some damn good food. Vegetarian is the name of the game at DSC because of the sustainable implications of that choice. Other things the house does to lower its impact on the environment include: + buying house groceries in bulk (such as flour, sugar, etc.)at the Davis Food Co-op, + sharing resources amongst the residents, + using a clothing line to dry clothes, + growing vegetables,fruits, and herbs in the fairly large organic garden next to DSC instead of buying produce from far off places, + composting our food matter in both compost piles and worm bins to make our own fertilizers for the garden and divert resources from the UC Davis landfill, + etc. + + The house features a living room with several couches, a T.V., and a piano. You may notice on many a fine night a joyous sound coming from the Coops. Several current residents are musicians of various instruments playing together when the urge arises. + + The house welcomes applicants to dinner every Sunday through Thursday at 7:00pm. Applicants are encouraged to come to dinner and garden parties (currently on Fridays at 3pm). Visiting often ensures that all residents in the house will get to meet you and accept you into the community.