After a week off from competition, the UC Davis women were back in the pool in full force this weekend.

Amid student protests, the UC Board of Regents concluded its UCLA meeting by voting to increase student fees by 32 percent. They also passed a budget that leads up to 2011.

I experienced a moment of surprising self-reflexivity Friday while I was protesting the fee hikes outside of the Segundo dining hall.

Torres stressed the importance of the student protests at Mrak Hall and recommended that the senate move there to support the students and stand against the UC Regents’ 32 percent fee increase decision.

Students organized on Thursday against the UC Regents’ decision to increase fees 32 percent. After marching through campus, the demonstrators attempted a sit-in at Mrak Hall.

The ongoing Willowbank housing project has been suspended once more, due to neighborhood and environmental concerns.

California employees’ paychecks will be a bit slimmer, just as holiday shopping season begins.

The roar emanating from the MU patio on Wednesday is best summed up as “Rabble, rabble, rabble!” It’s not a mob protesting the evil machinations of our regents. It’s not a frenzy incited by false cries of “Tube sock madness!”

In a budding relationship, there are three important firsts: The first time you have sex, the first time you have good sex and the first time your good sex life dwindles into a lull.

When the Pilgrims and Native Americans got together hundreds of years ago, they had a magical feast, known today as Thanksgiving.

Despite the failure of the Measure P Wildhorse Ranch housing development, the City of Davis is still working on future housing plans.

Some people may poke fun at UC Davis for being an agriculture school, but studies show that more and more students across the country are looking into agriculture careers.