Long Beach State’s 1988 national championship-winning women’s volleyball team – a team that featured two-time Olympic gold medalist Misty May-Treanor – was honored in front of 1,694 fans at the Walter Pyramid on Friday night. When the current squad took the court, they played like a dream team, as the 49ers (17-4, 6-2) knocked off the Aggies (10-12, 2-7) in three sets 25-15, 25-17, 25-15.

Get up.Go to class.Listen,take notes.Stay awake.Hour’s up,time for the next class.Listen,take notes.Stay awake.Time for lunch,but not too much time,you have another class.Listen,take notes.Stay awake.Give a presentation.Go home.Change clothes,go to work.Work.Change clothes,go home.Study for quiz,work on paper.Prepare for other class.Eat dinner.Last minute reading.Bed.

Ismael Bamba streaked50yards downfield for one North Dakota touchdown.Josh Murray took a pitch46yards to set up another. By halftime,it looked like yet another shootout was on tap for a homestand that had already seen its share of high-octane offense. Clearly,the UC Davis defense had other plans.

TODAY Project Compost 6p.m. Project Compost Office,MU Basement Learn about radical composting on campus and how to get involved.

In the Oct.24issue ofThe California Aggie,the article “Study examines abusive teenage boys,” incorrectly identified Elizabeth Reed as a UC Davis assistant professor of pediatrics.Reed was a graduate student at Harvard University during the study and Elizabeth Miller,the study’s senior author,is an assistant professor of pediatrics at UC Davis.The Aggie regrets the error.

Students interested in taking up the fight to end world hunger and poverty have a new option to get involved on the UC Davis campus. NOURISH International,developed in2003to fight global poverty,recently established a chapter at UC Davis this fall and is looking for students to help.The organization currently has23chapters nationwide.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at6:10p.m.Times listed are according to the clock at the Oct.23meeting location,the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

UC Davis‘ men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams arrived at the UC Santa Cruz campus on Saturday afternoon with expectations of swimming well.The teams did just that,beating the host Banana Slugs handily.The women’s team picked up a179-81win,while the men left with a180-127victory.The dual between the Aggies and the Slugs was the first time the schools faced off one-on-one in the past five seasons.

Teams:UC Davis vs.UCSanta Barbara; Cal Poly Records:Aggies,6-5-3 (1-3-1); Gauchos,10-5-1 (3-1-1); Mustangs,8-7-0 (3-1-0) Where:Aggie Soccer Stadium When:Today at2p.m.; Sunday at noon

Over 400 University of California faculty members sent a letter to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger last week, denouncing his recent decision to cut all state funding for labor research programs on UC campuses. The criticism came after Schwarzenegger line item-vetoed $5.4 million in funding for the Miguel Contreras Labor Program (MCLP), a multi-campus labor research program which also sponsors the Institutes for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE) at the UCLA and Berkeley campuses.

The first qualitative study of teenage boys who abuse their girlfriends found that the combined environments of school,homeand the community affect a young man’s tendency to abuse,according to UC Davis research in collaboration with Harvard University. The study was publishedin the September issue of theAmerican Journal of Men’s Healthandinvestigates the environments surrounding young male perpetrators in order to discern what causes their abusive tendencies.

Teams:UC Davis at Long Beach State Records:Aggies,10-11 (2-6); 49ers,15-4 (5-2) Where:Walter Pyramid – Long Beach When:Today at7p.m.