We are just a few weeks from the end of the semester and the weather is trying its hardest to keep us away from our final assignments! Even though everyone is in crunch time, Student Government has a few more events up our sleeves for you.
Incline Village has not decided on the type of town it wants to be.
Calling all volunteer bikers! Join UC Davis TERC at the Field Station in Tahoe City (Historic Hatchery) for a cleanup of the bike trail between the Field Station and Commons Beach on May 30 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The cleanup is part of a basin-wide initiative to prepare high-use areas of the bike trails for Bike to Work Week.
It is a great opportunity for participants to get to know their bike trails, get outside, and promote biking to reduce traffic and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Gloves, materials and snacks are provided.
If you love to bike in the basin and want to help keep the trails clean, contact Kelsey Poole at 775-881-7560 or klpoole@ucdavis.edu to volunteer.
Kelsey Poole
AmeriCorps Member, Education Program Associate UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center
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Graduating in 16 days from Sierra Nevada College is an exciting but disorienting prospect. Yes I get to leave the place I have called home for the past five years, but who know what the future has in store for me.
Come enjoy food, fun, and poker with a chance to win a sweet prize at Casino Night. The night will begin at 7 p.m. in the Patterson Dining Hall. This semester’s funds will be going to the Humanities Department for new projectors.
Since I am an aspiring film critic, it came as a shock when I discovered my idol Roger Ebert had passed away at the age of 70 on April 4, due to cancer.
“Dude, I got invited to the Championships at Revelstoke, so did Preston! Can we go? Can you go? My mom says I can only go if you go!”
The Eagle’s Eye needs your opinion! We want to know your thoughts on what businesses are “Student Approved,” how you deal with the stress of college and what you think of Sierra Nevada College’s cafeteria food.
We as students invest thousands of dollars and years of our lives in pursuit of a higher education. We miss powder days, beach days and birthdays.