TODAY Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament 6 to 8 p.m. Griffin Lounge, MU Get there early; seats fill up quickly. Must be there by 6 p.m. If you’re one of the top 30 players, you could end up in the tournament of champions!

In the Jan. 22 issue of The California Aggie, the article “ACT receives criticism for video interviews” incorrectly stated that ACT’s designation as a slate entitles them to on-campus meeting space and SPAC funds, when in fact being a slate is not a SPAC designation and does not entitle them to SPAC funds. The Aggie regrets the error.

Forget beer and pizza.College students are cracking their piggy banks to scrounge enoughmoney for textbooks these days. The average student will spend about$700on textbooks this year alone,according to Student Monitor,an independent research firm that studies the college student market.

No.11on my Cap and Gown Listmay seem like blasphemy for a psychology major.However,after class last week,I feel I must take a stand against good old Sigmund and his faithless opinion of religion.

After the Aggies swept the Stanford duals two weeks ago,UC Davis was on the rise with a2-1Pacific-10record and a6-2overall record. Since then,the Aggies have been plagued by injuries.

UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz are the only UC schools with their own fire departments.

It’s going to take more than one tough loss to shake the confidence of the UC Davis men’s basketball team. The Aggies won their third straight Big West Conference game on Thursday,and nearly captured their fourth straight on Saturday before a large lead was erased down the stretch by Cal Poly. For UC Davis,the loss was a heartbreaker,not a deal breaker.

Vault? Check. Bars? Check. Beam and floor? Check and check. The gymnastics home opener was a thriller for Aggie fans – who literally couldn’t stay in their seats – as they saw UC Davis win all four individual events and five overall counting all-around in a dominating 191.050 to 187.175 win over Air Force.

Men’s tennis UC Davis will have to wait another week before opening its spring season as the Aggies‘ two matches scheduled for Saturday were postponed as a result of an unsettled weather forecast.Both matches,however,have been rescheduled for later in the season. Initially,the Aggies were scheduled to face Santa Clara and UC Santa Cruz on Saturday afternoon in Santa Clara.UC Davis will instead take on SCU Feb.15at1p.m.in Santa Clara.The UCSC match will now be played Mar.7at1p.m.in Davis. The modified schedule means UC Davis will open its season Friday at Portland.