One week after their impressive performance at the Cal-Nevada Championships,the Aggies came back to Northern California to compete at the Mondo Invite at Sacramento State. While it had some highlights,the meet as a whole can be best described as average,according to coach Deanne Vochatzer. “It was the first week back at school and a week after Cal-Nevada,” she said. “Not making excuses,but we looked like it.We looked like we were just getting back into it.“

Two parts carbon,one part nitrogen and two chickens roaming about. That was the equation for backyard composting at Project Compost’s educational workshop on Saturday in the Tri Co-ops. “Compost is what I like to call black gold,” said Liz Fitzgerald,ajuniorAmerican studies major and education and outreach coordinator for PC. “It’s just this nutrient rich soil that you can make with waste that would otherwise just sit in a landfill.“

Women’s rowing Miami overtook UC Davis for fourth-place midway during Sunday morning’s petite final of the Jessop-Whittier Cup at the San Diego Crew Classic,beating the Aggie women’s varsity eight crew for the final position at the prestigious regatta. UC Davis,which faced its toughest competition of the season over the two-day regatta,was timed in7:12.60 – five seconds behind the Hurricanes.Thirteenth-ranked UCLA won the race in6:52.20.