Who to watch: If the Aggies want to be competitive with conference teams, UC Davis will have to keep the game within reach.

While student fees have increased to an all-time high, UC Davis research funding has also set a record in the last fiscal year.

With about 4,400 freshmen on campus for their first college quarter, Davis police officers are working extra hours to keep alcohol-related incidents down.

Chancellor Linda Katehi’s vision for shared service centers may result in annual savings of $9 to 13 million.

On Oct. 2, KDVS 90.3 FM presented the 10th installment of the Operation: Restore Maximum Freedom Festival at Plainfield Station in Woodland.

From tonight to Oct. 24, the Department of Theatre & Dance, in collaboration with Sideshow Physical Theatre, presents a brand new play entitled Tilly No-Body: Catastrophes of Love at the Mondavi Center’s Vanderhoef Studio Theater. Tickets are $15 for students.

Students across the country can ask President Barack Obama questions online and tune in at 4 p.m. to see the answers.

Who to watch: If the trend of double-teaming and stifling center Aaron Salit continues, the Aggies will have to find other players to get something going.

Who to watch: Senior Nick Lopez is the experienced leader of the team entering his fourth season with the Aggies. The Orinda, Calif. native is coming off earning second team all Big West Conference in singles and doubles play.

The guest opinion published on Oct. 7 was truly appalling. To read that the Palestinian flag symbolizes “the murder and genocide of millions of innocent Jews and the ethnic cleansing of Judea” is offensive, tragically misleading and flat out wrong. Palestinians had no part in the Holocaust. Yes, Jews may be a minority, but by taking on the role of oppressor, it is difficult for Palestinians to sympathize with their past struggles.

Proudly displayed on Brooklyn-based hip-hop/punk band Shinobi Ninja’s MySpace is this excerpt from a review by Radio Exile’s Dan Berkman:

Who to watch: Melanie Adams is just one of two seniors in the Aggies this year, and she is certainly playing the part.