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The California Aggie

StaceyEllis — 2009-10-25 20:06:15

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- The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] [http://www.superiorpapers.com/ Custom Essay] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.	+ The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.

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RuthBrown — 2009-10-25 20:00:35

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- The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.	+ The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] [http://www.superiorpapers.com/ Custom Essay] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.

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StevenLee — 2009-10-01 13:02:52

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- It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie is a self-sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free.	+ It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie is a self-sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free. Up just to recent, The Aggie was the last student newspaper in the UC system to publish daily. They have since reduced their circulation numbers, and are no longer printing on Fridays, although they do publish articles online.
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- * Aly Bonde - Managing Editor - * Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor	+ * Aly Bonde - Managing Editor for Operations + * Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor for New Media
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- The Aggie's operating budget for 2009-2010 is approximately $208,000. This budget covers stipends for editors and managers, printing costs, and the costs of running an office five days a week. All of the Aggie's income comes from advertising sales.	+ The Aggie's operating budget for 2009-2010 is approximately $208,000. This budget covers stipends for editors and managers, printing costs, and the costs of running an office five days a week. All of the Aggie's income comes from advertising sales. The Aggie has for the past few years been running a deficit due to a national trend away from print media advertising. The Aggie working with the Media Board and ASUCD Controller has taken good steps to further reduce the Aggie's operating budget in an effort to reduce their annual deficits.
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- The California Aggie is a unit of ["ASUCD"], but is not 'governed' by them in the way that other units are. ["ASUCD"] delegated control of the Aggie to the ["Campus Media Board"] through an amendment to the ["ASUCD"] constitution. The Aggie does not receive any direct financial contributions from ["ASUCD"], but does get its space in ["Lower Freeborn Hall"] for free. The Aggie also pays ["ASUCD"] for their accounting.	+ The California Aggie is a unit of ["ASUCD"], but is not 'governed' by them in the way that other units are. ["ASUCD"] delegated control of the Aggie to the ["Campus Media Board"] through an amendment to the ["ASUCD"] constitution. The Aggie does not receive any direct financial contributions from ["ASUCD"], but does get its space in ["Lower Freeborn Hall"] for free. The Aggie also pays ["ASUCD"] for their accounting. In the--likely--event that the Aggie's reserves run out, ASUCD would be responsible for paying for any deficits that occur out of its own capital reserves.

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jsogul — 2009-08-15 23:38:49

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- * Adam Loberstein - Editor in Chief - * Aly Bonde - Managing Editor - * Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor - * Lauren Steussy - Campus Editor - * Pooja Kumar - City Editor - * Angela Ruggiero - Features Editor - * Justin T. Ho - Arts Editor - * Max Rosenblum - Sports Editor	+ * Adam Loberstein - Editor in Chief + * Aly Bonde - Managing Editor + * Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor + * Lauren Steussy - Campus Editor + * Pooja Kumar - City Editor + * Angela Ruggiero - Features Editor + * Justin T. Ho - Arts Editor + * Max Rosenblum - Sports Editor

The California Aggie

jsogul — 2009-08-15 23:38:08

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- Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is a self-sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free.	+ Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. Its coverage includes UC Davis campus news, Aggie sports, science and technology, city of Davis and local news, and the local arts scene. Twice a week there is an opinion page that includes editorials authored by the Aggie editors, guest opinions, political cartoons and letters to the editor. The Aggie also publishes columns, a daily calendar of events, classified advertising, and of course, the crossword and sudoku puzzles, which may be the paper's most popular feature (especially in boring lectures).
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- You can read the current issue (and limited archives) of The Aggie at the [http://www.theaggie.org official California Aggie site]. The Aggie also has a [http://www.twitter.com/californiaaggie twitter feed] where they post breaking news updates, links to Aggie articles, and links to other items of interest to Aggie readers.	+ It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie is a self-sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free.
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- The crossword puzzle and Sudoku may be the most popular feature of The Aggie (especially in boring lectures).	+ You can read the current issue (and limited archives) of The Aggie at [http://www.theaggie.org theaggie.org]. The Aggie also has a [http://www.twitter.com/californiaaggie twitter feed] for breaking news updates, links to Aggie articles, and links to other items of interest to Aggie readers.
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- The California Aggie editorial board is made up of the Editor in Chief, the Managing Editor, and the news editors. Twice a week during the academic year, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the Aggie publishes editorials that represent the collective opinion[[FootNote(The process in which the board decides what stance to take is based on majority (not unanimous) opinion of the board, though they try to integrate differing opinions. However, the Aggie reads "Editorials represent the collective opinion of the Editorial Board," despite the fact there may be disagreements and editors might not be present. The Editorial Board acts collectively in their decisions.)]] of the editors on a range of topics.	+ Twice a week during the academic year, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the Aggie publishes editorials that represent the collective opinion[[FootNote(The process by which the board decides what stance to take is based on majority (not unanimous) opinion of the board, though they try to integrate differing opinions. However, the Aggie reads "Editorials represent the collective opinion of the Editorial Board," despite the fact there may be disagreements and editors might not be present. The Editorial Board acts collectively in their decisions.)]] of the editors on a range of topics. The California Aggie editorial board is made up of the Editor in Chief, the Managing Editor, and the news editors.
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- Adam Loberstein - Editor in Chief - Aly Bonde - Managing Editor - Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor - Lauren Steussy - Campus Editor - Pooja Kumar - City Editor - Angela Ruggiero - Features Editor - Justin T. Ho - Arts Editor - Max Rosenblum - Sports Editor	+ * Adam Loberstein - Editor in Chief + * Aly Bonde - Managing Editor + * Jeremy Ogul - Managing Editor + * Lauren Steussy - Campus Editor + * Pooja Kumar - City Editor + * Angela Ruggiero - Features Editor + * Justin T. Ho - Arts Editor + * Max Rosenblum - Sports Editor

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 19:18:56

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 19:16:25

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- = History = - [[Image(agricola.jpg, "This special edition of The Aggie from 1980 mimics the feel of the original ''Weekly Agricola''. Copyright The California Aggie.", thumbnail)]] - - The California Aggie was originally called ["The Weekly Agricola"], back when ["UC Davis"] was still known as the ["University Farm School"]. ''The Weekly Agricola'' (If you're a Latin geek, "The Weekly Farmer") was first published on September 29^th^ 1915. - - The paper moved to using standard broadsheet in 1974; before that they used a tabloid format. The Aggie used to publish a ["The California Aggie/Spoof Edition" Spoof edition] at the end of the year (or April Fool's day). The spoof edition was not published in 2004, due to unusually poor taste in the 2003 edition. However, the spoof edition was revived ["Newsweak" in 2005], and was received with much acclaim by readers. - - [http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/uchistory/general_history/campuses/ucd/studentpubs.html Incomplete list of former Editors in Chief]. - - The paper went from occasional color to daily color under the direction of then editor in chief Andrew Whelan in the spring of 2004. It went back to occasional color in Fall 2007 in an effort to stop the growing deficit in their budget. - - Like any large long-lived organization, the Aggie has had ["The California Aggie Controversies" its share of controversies]. - - At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief ["Eddie Lee"] and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year. - - As of January 2009, they will no longer print Friday editions of the Aggie in order to save costs. - - == Previous Editors in Chief == - * ["Eddie Lee"] 2007-2008 - * Peter Hamilton 2006-2007 - * ["Users/MattJojola"] 2005-2006 - * ["Daniel Stone"] 2005-2006 (["The California Aggie Controversies" Resigned in February]) -- the first editor in chief to ever be successfully ousted in The Aggie's nearly 100-year history. - * ["Ryan P. Fuller"] 2004-2005 - * Andrew Whelan 2003-2004 - * Fitz Vo 2002-2003 - * Rebecca F. Emmerich 1999-2000 - * Camille R. Brill 1987-1989 - * ["Bill Allewelt"] 1946-''????'' - - The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again. - - The Aggie had a long standing ["The California Aggie vs. ASUCD" feud] with ["ASUCD"]. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a ["sloshball"] game, but a few years ago, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie played ["KDVS"] instead. In 2007, The Aggie staff played itself. - - In Summer 2005, [wiki:WikiPedia:Sudoku Sudoku] was added by then Editor in Chief ["Daniel Stone"] and Design Director ["Users/JonasMari"] so that people have another distraction after they get frustrated with the crossword. - - = Awards Won = - [[Image(awards.jpg, "Wall of awards in the Editors' room.", right, thumbnail)]] - '''[http://www.studentpress.org/acp/winners/m04bs.html Associated College Press]''' - * 2004: Honorable Mention, Newspaper of the Year: - - '''[http://www.calcollegemedia.org California College Media Association Awards]''' - * 2004: Second Place, General Excellence, -- ''note 2003-2004 CCMA awards can be found using [http://web.archive.org/web//http://calcollegemedia.org/ the wayback machine].'' - 2004: A whole lot of photo awards - * 2005: Third place, General Excellence - * 2005: A whole lot of photo awards - * 2005: Third place, Best Breaking News Story - * 2005: Second and third place, Best News Feature - * 2007: Third place, Best Sports Column, written by 2006-2007 sports editor ["Peter Ng"], from April 2007 - * 2007: Honorable mention, Best News Series, written and edited by 2006-2007 campus news editor ["Talia Kennedy"] from April 2007 - * 2008: First place, Best Editorial - * 2008: First place, Best Features Photo - * 2008: First place, Best Cartoon - - - = Major (and hilarious) Typos = - On November 27, 2007 the leading headline of the Aggie was "Generation Sex Week kicks off, promotes AIDS". -
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	+ + = History = + [[Image(agricola.jpg, "This special edition of The Aggie from 1980 mimics the feel of the original ''Weekly Agricola''. Copyright The California Aggie.", thumbnail)]] + + The California Aggie was originally called ["The Weekly Agricola"], back when ["UC Davis"] was still known as the ["University Farm School"]. ''The Weekly Agricola'' (If you're a Latin geek, "The Weekly Farmer") was first published on September 29^th^ 1915. + + The paper moved to using standard broadsheet in 1974; before that they used a tabloid format. The Aggie used to publish a ["The California Aggie/Spoof Edition" Spoof edition] at the end of the year (or April Fool's day). The spoof edition was not published in 2004, due to unusually poor taste in the 2003 edition. However, the spoof edition was revived ["Newsweak" in 2005], and was received with much acclaim by readers. + + [http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/uchistory/general_history/campuses/ucd/studentpubs.html Incomplete list of former Editors in Chief]. + + The paper went from occasional color to daily color under the direction of then editor in chief Andrew Whelan in the spring of 2004. It went back to occasional color in Fall 2007 in an effort to stop the growing deficit in their budget. + + Like any large long-lived organization, the Aggie has had ["The California Aggie Controversies" its share of controversies]. + + At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief ["Eddie Lee"] and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year. + + As of January 2009, they will no longer print Friday editions of the Aggie in order to save costs. + + == Previous Editors in Chief == + * ["Eddie Lee"] 2007-2008 + * Peter Hamilton 2006-2007 + * ["Users/MattJojola"] 2005-2006 + * ["Daniel Stone"] 2005-2006 (["The California Aggie Controversies" Resigned in February]) -- the first editor in chief to ever be successfully ousted in The Aggie's nearly 100-year history. + * ["Ryan P. Fuller"] 2004-2005 + * Andrew Whelan 2003-2004 + * Fitz Vo 2002-2003 + * Rebecca F. Emmerich 1999-2000 + * Camille R. Brill 1987-1989 + * ["Bill Allewelt"] 1946-''????'' + + The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again. + + The Aggie had a long standing ["The California Aggie vs. ASUCD" feud] with ["ASUCD"]. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a ["sloshball"] game, but a few years ago, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie played ["KDVS"] instead. In 2007, The Aggie staff played itself. + + In Summer 2005, [wiki:WikiPedia:Sudoku Sudoku] was added by then Editor in Chief ["Daniel Stone"] and Design Director ["Users/JonasMari"] so that people have another distraction after they get frustrated with the crossword. + + == Awards Won == + [[Image(awards.jpg, "Wall of awards in the Editors' room.", right, thumbnail)]] + '''[http://www.studentpress.org/acp/winners/m04bs.html Associated College Press]''' + * 2004: Honorable Mention, Newspaper of the Year: + + '''[http://www.calcollegemedia.org California College Media Association Awards]''' + * 2004: Second Place, General Excellence, -- ''note 2003-2004 CCMA awards can be found using [http://web.archive.org/web//http://calcollegemedia.org/ the wayback machine].'' + 2004: A whole lot of photo awards + * 2005: Third place, General Excellence + * 2005: A whole lot of photo awards + * 2005: Third place, Best Breaking News Story + * 2005: Second and third place, Best News Feature + * 2007: Third place, Best Sports Column, written by 2006-2007 sports editor ["Peter Ng"], from April 2007 + * 2007: Honorable mention, Best News Series, written and edited by 2006-2007 campus news editor ["Talia Kennedy"] from April 2007 + * 2008: First place, Best Editorial + * 2008: First place, Best Features Photo + * 2008: First place, Best Cartoon + + == Major (and hilarious) Typos == + On November 27, 2007 the leading headline of the Aggie was "Generation Sex Week kicks off, promotes AIDS". +

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 19:14:11

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- Every winter quarter the Aggie holds a competition where UCD affiliates are allowed to vote for their favorite Davis establishments. The votes are tallied and a week later they are presented in a special issue known as ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" The Best of Davis]. Previous years include: - - * ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" 2007's list] - * ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" 2008's list] - * ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 09" 2009's list] -
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	+ + = Special Issues = + The Aggie runs three special issues every year. + * The '''Orientation''' issue is geared toward new freshmen and transfer students and runs on the first day of Fall Quarter. + * The '''Best of Davis''' issue features the "people's choice" for best business establishments in the city of Davis. UC Davis students, faculty and staff are eligible to vote. This issue runs mid-Winter Quarter. Best of Davis winners are listed on Davis Wiki for ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" 2007], ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" 2008], and ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 09" 2009]. + * The '''Grad''' issue is geared toward graduating students and includes many "end of the year" features. It runs with the last issue of Spring Quarter.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 19:02:12

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- You can read the current issue (and limited archives) of The Aggie at the [http://www.theaggie.org official California Aggie site].	+ You can read the current issue (and limited archives) of The Aggie at the [http://www.theaggie.org official California Aggie site]. The Aggie also has a [http://www.twitter.com/californiaaggie twitter feed] where they post breaking news updates, links to Aggie articles, and links to other items of interest to Aggie readers.
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- The Aggie also has a [http://www.twitter.com/californiaaggie twitter feed] where they post breaking news updates, links to Aggie articles, and links to other items of interest to Aggie readers.	+ The crossword puzzle and Sudoku may be the most popular feature of The Aggie (especially in boring lectures).
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- The Aggie is known to be used for the crossword puzzle (especially in boring lectures) and for lining the bottoms of bird cages (among other things). In Summer 2005, [wiki:WikiPedia:Sudoku Sudoku] was added by then Editor in Chief ["Daniel Stone"] and Design Director ["Users/JonasMari"] so that people have another distraction after they get frustrated with the crossword. - - Every winter quarter the Aggie holds a competition where UCD affiliates are allowed to vote for their favorite Davis establishments. The votes are tallied and a week later they are presented in a special issue known as ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" The Best of Davis]. Previous years include:	+ Every winter quarter the Aggie holds a competition where UCD affiliates are allowed to vote for their favorite Davis establishments. The votes are tallied and a week later they are presented in a special issue known as ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" The Best of Davis]. Previous years include:
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- The paper moved to using standard broadsheet in 1974; before that they used a tabloid format. The Aggie also publishes a ["The California Aggie/Spoof Edition" Spoof edition] at the end of the year (or April Fool's day). The spoof edition was not published in 2004, due to unusually poor taste in the 2003 edition. However, the spoof edition was revived ["Newsweak" in 2005], and was received with much acclaim by readers.	+ The paper moved to using standard broadsheet in 1974; before that they used a tabloid format. The Aggie used to publish a ["The California Aggie/Spoof Edition" Spoof edition] at the end of the year (or April Fool's day). The spoof edition was not published in 2004, due to unusually poor taste in the 2003 edition. However, the spoof edition was revived ["Newsweak" in 2005], and was received with much acclaim by readers.
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	+ + In Summer 2005, [wiki:WikiPedia:Sudoku Sudoku] was added by then Editor in Chief ["Daniel Stone"] and Design Director ["Users/JonasMari"] so that people have another distraction after they get frustrated with the crossword.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 18:57:34

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	+ + The Aggie had a long standing ["The California Aggie vs. ASUCD" feud] with ["ASUCD"]. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a ["sloshball"] game, but a few years ago, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie played ["KDVS"] instead. In 2007, The Aggie staff played itself.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 18:55:52

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	+ + The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 18:55:09

the fact that it's everywhere isn't what makes it official

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- Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is a self sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (mostly through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.	+ Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is a self-sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (entirely through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. The paper is distributed for free.

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- Note: see ["The California Aggie Staff History"] for archived staff lists.	+ Over 125 students work in various capacities for The Aggie, including managers, desk editors, photographers, writers, copy readers, layout artists, graphic artists, sales clerks and advertising representatives. The Editor in Chief holds the highest position at the Aggie, overseeing the operations of the entire organization. The ["Campus Media Board"] appoints a new Editor in Chief once a year.
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- Once a year the ["Campus Media Board"] does interviews for the position of Editor in chief. The ["Campus Media Board" Media Board] appoints the Editor in chief, who has control of the paper.	+ Note: see ["The California Aggie Staff History"] for archived staff lists.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 18:40:40

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- On Mondays through Wednesdays during the school year 10,000 issues of The Aggie are printed; on Thursdays The Aggie has a circulation of 11,000. A day's paper costs the Aggie about $1,200, and about $700 just to print. The Aggie has an annual operating budget of $344,259, which is derived from advertising revenue.	+ The Aggie's operating budget for 2009-2010 is approximately $208,000. This budget covers stipends for editors and managers, printing costs, and the costs of running an office five days a week. All of the Aggie's income comes from advertising sales.
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- The California Aggie is a unit of ["ASUCD"], but is not 'governed' by them in the way that other units are. ["ASUCD"] delegated control of the Aggie to the ["Campus Media Board"] through an amendment to the ["ASUCD"] constitution. The Aggie does not receive any direct financial contributions from ["ASUCD"], but does get its space in ["Lower Freeborn Hall"] for free. The Aggie also pays ["ASUCD"] for their accounting. - - At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief ["Eddie Lee"] and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year. - - As of January 2009, they will no longer print Friday editions of the Aggie in order to save costs.	+ The California Aggie is a unit of ["ASUCD"], but is not 'governed' by them in the way that other units are. ["ASUCD"] delegated control of the Aggie to the ["Campus Media Board"] through an amendment to the ["ASUCD"] constitution. The Aggie does not receive any direct financial contributions from ["ASUCD"], but does get its space in ["Lower Freeborn Hall"] for free. The Aggie also pays ["ASUCD"] for their accounting.
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	+ + At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief ["Eddie Lee"] and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year. + + As of January 2009, they will no longer print Friday editions of the Aggie in order to save costs.

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jsogul — 2009-08-13 12:26:36

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jsogul — 2009-07-29 16:20:43

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jsogul — 2009-06-05 17:33:14

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ScottMorgan — 2009-06-05 16:48:59

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- The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you can read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you can read any real content. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.	+ The reason the website doesn't have a very extensive archive is that the website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. That edition, operated by y2m networks, essentially used the Aggie's content to generate revenue for their youth marketing division. It promoted web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you could read any real content. That version of the site made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. When they changed to the current version of the site back with Creative Media, College Publisher refused to give the Aggie a copy of the electronic archive, because they're a bunch of dicks. The new site, which came online in 2008, has much less advertising and links to ["AGTV"] stories included. It also broke a bunch of wiki links again.

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- [http://www.davislifemagazine.com/Content.aspx?m=4/1/2009&cId=2795 Read a story] about how this student-run newspaper is produced each day in ["Davis Life Magazine"].	+ * [http://www.davislifemagazine.com/Content.aspx?m=4/1/2009&cId=2795 Read a story] about how this student-run newspaper is produced each day in ["Davis Life Magazine"].

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CaryArnold — 2009-05-21 14:21:13

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jsogul — 2009-03-20 01:24:30

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BrentLaabs — 2009-03-19 20:55:29

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jsogul — 2009-03-19 18:18:47

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JonGold — 2009-03-02 10:09:24

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PhilipNeustrom — 2009-01-25 20:39:13

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BrentLaabs — 2009-01-24 20:39:56

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WilliamLewis — 2009-01-12 21:55:18

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- The California Aggie was originally called ["The Weekly Agricola]", back when ["UC Davis"] was still known as the ["University Farm School"]. ''The Weekly Agricola'' (If you're a Latin geek, "The Weekly Farmer") was first published on September 29^th^ 1915.	+ The California Aggie was originally called ["The Weekly Agricola"], back when ["UC Davis"] was still known as the ["University Farm School"]. ''The Weekly Agricola'' (If you're a Latin geek, "The Weekly Farmer") was first published on September 29^th^ 1915.

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CraigBlack — 2009-01-06 12:57:50

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BryceH — 2008-11-13 21:45:50

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 10:11:28

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JeremyOgul — 2008-08-18 13:09:13

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JeremyOgul — 2008-08-17 13:20:54

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JeremyOgul — 2008-07-22 12:55:01

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JeremyOgul — 2008-07-18 16:16:48

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JabberWokky — 2008-06-28 09:33:43

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AlyBonde — 2008-06-17 20:04:57

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JasonAller — 2008-06-05 21:30:15

Revert to version 314 (Not how the wiki works. Use your real name).

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dxdrummer — 2008-06-05 21:17:55

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JeremyOgul — 2008-06-05 08:00:35

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dxdrummer — 2008-06-05 00:34:40

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dxdrummer — 2008-06-05 00:29:41

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dxdrummer — 2008-06-05 00:27:17

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JeremyOgul — 2008-05-18 10:27:28

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BrentLaabs — 2008-05-17 22:26:18

(quick edit)

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JasonAller — 2008-04-25 22:39:01

fixing link

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Dyavrom — 2008-04-25 22:33:51

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Dyavrom — 2008-04-25 22:29:19

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EricLin — 2008-04-09 23:18:14

staff updates

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CoryKeller — 2008-03-12 14:01:31

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JamesSchwab — 2008-03-04 09:33:11

No point in havin so many repetitive links

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JeremyOgul — 2008-03-04 03:12:51

more awards

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JabberWokky — 2008-03-03 22:26:02

Revert to version 297 (Actually, it is pretty up to date.).

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GnomeNinja — 2008-03-03 22:09:26

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GnomeNinja — 2008-03-03 22:08:54

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CadeGrunst — 2008-03-03 15:14:36

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JasonAller — 2008-02-27 16:19:21

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- Every winter quarter the Aggie holds a competition where UCD affiliates are allowed to vote for their favorite Davis establishments. The votes are tallied and a week later they are presented in a special issue known as ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" The Best of Davis].	+ Every winter quarter the Aggie holds a competition where UCD affiliates are allowed to vote for their favorite Davis establishments. The votes are tallied and a week later they are presented in a special issue known as ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" The Best of Davis]. Previous years include: + + * ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 07" 2007's list] + * ["California Aggie/Best of Davis 08" 2008's list]

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JeremyOgul — 2008-02-01 12:31:36

(quick edit)

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- Once a year the ["Campus Media Board"] does interviews for the position of Editor in chief. The ["Campus Media Board" Media Board] appoints the Editor in chief, who has control of the paper. In May 2007 The Campus Media Board chose ["Eddie Lee"] for the position of Editor in Chief for the 2007-2008 school year.	+ Once a year the ["Campus Media Board"] does interviews for the position of Editor in chief. The ["Campus Media Board" Media Board] appoints the Editor in chief, who has control of the paper.

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RussellMcCandless — 2008-01-23 15:47:32

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	+ + + = Major (and hilarious) Typos = + On November 27, 2007 the leading headline of the Aggie was "Generation Sex Week kicks off, promotes AIDS".

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BrentLaabs — 2007-12-09 17:53:16

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WilliamLewis — 2007-12-09 12:46:36

color, debt...

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JabberWokky — 2007-12-09 08:22:22

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EricFriedman — 2007-12-09 00:18:30

more accurate

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- Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is not financially reliant upon ["ASUCD"], however it does exist as one of its units. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.	+ Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is a self sustaining unit of ["ASUCD"], meaning that it generates its own income (mostly through advertising sales) and does not rely on a yearly operating subsidy. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.

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AllisonEriksen — 2007-12-08 22:57:09

added 2007 comics

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CaseyMcGrath — 2007-12-01 18:37:47

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KcCody — 2007-10-30 09:46:15

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JabberWokky — 2007-10-26 07:25:22

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KcCody — 2007-10-26 06:40:15

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KcCody — 2007-10-26 06:39:59

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EliseKane — 2007-10-19 04:14:11

uniformity in italics, also added Jon Gold as night editor

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CaitlinkellySneed — 2007-10-01 15:02:35

Copy, photo and science editor positions are filled, and are a part of ed. board

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JabberWokky — 2007-08-16 05:10:01

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- Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915", '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is not financially reliant upon ["ASUCD"], however it does exist as one of its units. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.	+ Serving the ["UC Davis"] ["campus"] and community since ["Davis Timeline" 1915], '''The California Aggie''' is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is not financially reliant upon ["ASUCD"], however it does exist as one of its units. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.

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JabberWokky — 2007-08-16 05:09:41

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LisaAdams — 2007-08-15 17:43:08

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	+ + At the close of the 2006-2007 school year, The Aggie faced another consecutive year of deficit, this time approaching $120,000. The two Aggie staff members responsible for overseeing The Aggie's finances at the time were business manager Mia Szmuch and advertising manager Christina Chin, who was responsible for the newspaper's lack of advertising sales. Nevertheless, incoming editor in chief ["Eddie Lee"] and managing editor Caitlin Kelly-Sneed selected Christina Chin to again serve as advertising manager for the 2007-2008 school year.

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LisaAdams — 2007-08-15 16:08:25

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- Serving the UC Davis campus and community since 1915, The California Aggie is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is not financially reliant upon ["ASUCD"], however it does exist as one of its units. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace. If you're a business or just highly inclined, you can subscribe and mail subscriptions are $100 per academic year, $35 per quarter and $25 for the summer.	+ Serving the UC Davis campus and community since 1915, The California Aggie is the official campus ["Media" newspaper]. It is official in so far as it is everywhere -- it can be found in every corner of campus, in front of most major lecture halls, and even in a lot of community locations outside of campus. The Aggie, as it is affectionately referred to, is not financially reliant upon ["ASUCD"], however it does exist as one of its units. It's free, assuming you pick up a copy from someplace.
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- You can read the current (and limited archives) issue of The Aggie at the [http://www.californiaaggie.com official California Aggie site] ''(However, the new website does not have a very extensive archive.)''. The site does not currently feature a PDF'ed version of the paper and is lacking many requested features. The website was recently moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network]. The new version made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005, however it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. It also promotes web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you can read any real content. There is still no way to link to current pages, such as the Daily Calendar.	+ You can read the current (and limited archives) issue of The Aggie at the [http://www.californiaaggie.com official California Aggie site] ''(However, the new website does not have a very extensive archive.)''. The site does not currently feature a PDF'ed version of the paper and is lacking many requested features. The website was moved to [http://collegepublisher.com The College Publisher Network] in 2005. The new version made its debut on Friday, December 2, 2005; however, it did not feature any archives and broke all links to the old story urls. It also promotes web advertisements over the articles, leading you to have to scroll down before you can read any real content. There is still no way to link to current pages, such as the Daily Calendar.
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- The College Publisher Network, who runs the Aggie's website, is a subsidiary of Y2M. "Y2M is a full service Marketing services agency that specializes in connecting leading brands with the college market. Based in Boston, MA, the company has more than 35 years collective experience in marketing to this group. Y2M has worked with a wide variety of clients including Ford Motor Company, GEICO, Monster, Sony, Samsung, AT&T Broadband, Goldman Sachs, AOL and others who engage Y2M to develop customized marketing campaigns on their behalf." ([http://www.y2m.com/aboutus.html source]) By using such a mainstream company to use their webpage as an advertising portal, the Aggie has caused some people to view them as "selling out". (Although many would say that the decline started when the Aggie moved to full-color.) It is interesting to note that the Aggie receives no revenue from the advertisments online, all profits go to y2m.	+ The College Publisher Network, which runs the Aggie's website, is a subsidiary of Y2M. "Y2M is a full service Marketing services agency that specializes in connecting leading brands with the college market. Based in Boston, MA, the company has more than 35 years collective experience in marketing to this group. Y2M has worked with a wide variety of clients including Ford Motor Company, GEICO, Monster, Sony, Samsung, AT&T Broadband, Goldman Sachs, AOL and others who engage Y2M to develop customized marketing campaigns on their behalf." ([http://www.y2m.com/aboutus.html source]) By using such a mainstream company to use their webpage as an advertising portal, the Aggie has caused some people to view them as "selling out". (Although many would say that the decline started when the Aggie moved to full-color.) It is interesting to note that the Aggie receives no revenue from the advertisments online, all profits go to y2m.
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- The Aggie has a long standing ["The California Aggie vs. ASUCD" feud] with ["ASUCD"]. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a ["sloshball"] game, but recently, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie has begun to play ["KDVS"] instead.	+ The Aggie has a long standing ["The California Aggie vs. ASUCD" feud] with ["ASUCD"]. The two formerly hashed out their differences at the end of the year with a ["sloshball"] game, but a few years ago, ties to ASUCD have become so strained that the Aggie played ["KDVS"] instead. In 2007, The Aggie staff played itself.
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- The California Aggie editorial board is made up of the nine editors at the newspaper. Twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday, editorials are written that make up the collective opinion[[FootNote(The process in which the board decides what stance to take is based on majority (not unanimous) opinion of the board, though they try to integrate differing opinions. However, the Aggie reads "Editorials represent the collective opinion of the Editorial Board," despite the fact there may be disagreements and editors might not be present. The Editorial Board acts collectively in their decisions.)]] of the editors regarding a range of topics.	+ The California Aggie editorial board is made up of the nine editors at the newspaper. Twice a week during the academic year, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, editorials are written that make up the collective opinion[[FootNote(The process in which the board decides what stance to take is based on majority (not unanimous) opinion of the board, though they try to integrate differing opinions. However, the Aggie reads "Editorials represent the collective opinion of the Editorial Board," despite the fact there may be disagreements and editors might not be present. The Editorial Board acts collectively in their decisions.)]] of the editors regarding a range of topics.
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- * Melissa Rohlin ''Out of unspeakable benevolence (or the consumption of beer) one of the girls invited me to come into the bathroom with her posse.'' - * Jacky Au ''Everything in life is just a passing experience, each an integral part to our maturation and development.'' - * Jenny Pedersen ''Undoubtedly only one movie will actually be four dollars and it will be the only movie you don't want to see.'' - * Matt Moriarty "The dating world is fraught with liars, fakes, flakes and more drama than 'Days of Our Lives' could fit into a week's air time." - * Lynn La "Whoever said telling a person you like them over the phone is a good idea is wrong. Dead wrong." - * Angela Ruggiero "I shuffled along with the rest of the groggy freshman... It was, no doubt, the biggest pajama party that I have ever been to." - * Zach Kun Lin Han "The most controversial argument regarding the real estate boom was the inadvertent role played by 9/11." - * Brittney Ross "Getting closer makes it way easier to do at least one of my favorite activities: eavesdropping." - * ["AdamGhazi-Tehrani" Adam Ghazi-Tehrani] "I, myself, am frightened by the appearance of my own flaccid penis."	+ To be determined in fall quarter.
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- * ["Semper Terribilis"] -- ["Julie Sands"] - * ["Walnuts"] -- ["Roger Avalos"] - * ["(Quantity)squared"] -- ["Katherine Harnack"] - * ["Prim and Proper"] -- ["Hoang Tran"] - * ["Nec Rho Omicron"] -- ["Micah Kolding"]	+ To be determined in fall quarter.
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	+ * 2007: Third place, Best Sports Column, written by 2006-2007 sports editor ["Peter Ng"], from the "[http://www.calcollegemedia.org/?page_id=13 California College Media Association]", April 2007 + * 2007: Honorable mention, Best News Series, written and edited by 2006-2007 campus news editor ["Talia Kennedy"] from the "[http://www.calcollegemedia.org/?page_id=13 California College Media Association]", April 2007
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- * For the more spurious side of the Aggie, check out ["The California Aggie Controversies"] page.

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LisaAdams — 2007-08-12 16:06:47

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-07-23 21:10:12

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-07-23 21:09:48

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EliseKane — 2007-07-21 15:33:49

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ElisaHough — 2007-07-10 23:42:59

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NicoleLBrowner — 2007-07-10 22:57:19

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JasonDunne — 2007-07-10 22:38:30

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ElisaHough — 2007-07-09 20:38:21

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ArlenAbraham — 2007-07-09 20:12:15

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ElisaHough — 2007-07-09 19:22:40

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