No.1STANFORD Season in brief Coming into the2008season,Stanford had hosted13regionals and had won an impressive120tournament games all-time. The Cardinalhas added to one of those numbers,and will look to advance the second starting today.

TUESDAY Suspect substitute Individual was spotted on a bench at a playground who matched the description of someone who was previously posing as a substitute teacher onBarony Place.

It’s the reasonany college athlete competes. It’swhythese athletes wake up at five in the morning six days a week and return later at night for the second practice of the day. It’s a national title with a thrilling finish.

n recent years, the politically charged issue of Guantanamo Bay has become a symbol in some activist circles for governmental corruption, as scandalous reports of prisoner abuse have surfaced from the U.S. detention camp located in southeast Cuba.

As my college career comes to a close, so too does my time at The California Aggie. Two-and-a-half years ago, I started as a sports writer here so it’s easy for me to draw a comparison between my last days at The Aggie to an athlete retiring. Many athletes have made it a point to retire at the top of their games: Jim Brown, Barry Sanders and Sandy Koufax to name a few. So in the shadows of those legends, I am attempting to do the same.

TODAY Early voting 10a.m.to4p.m. MemorialUnion Cast your official ballot in theCalifornia primary andDavisCityCouncil elections.

The graphic accompanying Thursday’s article “Future of NishiProperty in discussion” misrepresented the location of the NishiProperty. The property is actually a triangle of agricultural landbounded by Richards Boulevard on the northeast, Interstate 80 on the south and the railroad tracks to the west. The Aggie regrets the error.

With the June 3 Davis City Council election just around the corner, candidates are ratcheting up efforts to get their names and messages out to voters. Taking the form of mailers, websites and lawn posters, campaign publicity deals primarily with increasing name recognition, even while the major candidates in the race assert their aim to engage in a more substantive discourse with voters.

California’s massive adult entertainment industry might be able to help the state out of its current budgetary woes. A bill working its way through the legislature aims to impose a 25 percent tax on income received from adult entertainment venues – colloquially referred to as strip clubs, adult bookstores and “peep shows.”

Event:NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament– Stanford Regional Teams:UC Davis vs.No.15Stanford vs.Pepperdine vs.Arkansas Records:Aggies,34-22; Cardinal,33-21-2; Waves,36-19; Razorbacks,34-22

If you’re the oldest in the family, you may be one of the unlucky ones in terms of allergies. According to a recent study from the University of South Carolina, first-born children are at a higher risk of developing allergies and asthma because they experience different conditions in the uterus from their younger siblings.

UC Davis staff and students are invited to“Get It Together“ today fromnoonto1p.m.at the Cabernet Roomin theSiloUnion.