Blake Bellinger expected his first Picnic Day as a UC Davis student to be pleasant and safe. Instead, the 21 year-old transfer student severely injured his ankle – the result of an ill-fated attempt to jump off a high ledge near the Richards Boulevard underpass.

Version A or Version B: A sophomore was referred to Student Judicial Affairs (SJA) for copying during an exam. The student was unaware of the fact that there were two versions of the exam and copied three answers from a classmate who had the other version. The teaching assistant for the class noticed the mismatch of answers and reported the incident to SJA. The student admitted to cheating and stated that she didn’t have enough time to complete the exam. She also acknowledged that she was hoping to gain a few extra points because she was on Academic Probation at the time and was afraid of failing the exam. Since this was the student’s first referral to Student Judicial Affairs, she agreed to Disciplinary Probation for a year and 10 hours of community service.

Who to watch: The Aggies may have finally found their man.

TODAY: CALPIRG’s Hunger Clean Up Bake Sale; Pre-Picnic Day Cow-Milking Contest; UC Davis Bookstore Presents Maceo Montoya; Public Health Club Meeting; CIAO Meeting

A number 42 ranking is not so bad when the list is ranking “America’s Most Stressful Colleges.”

This year’s Picnic Day will open up with Pre-Week, four days of events combining bovines and baked goods that will take place on the quad at noon.

25 cent fiend: A GPS, iPod and $50 in quarters were stolen from an unlocked vehicle on La Playa Drive.

If the term GYT can become as common as LOL, sexually transmitted diseases among young people in the United States will become much less common.

Four UC Davis Graduate School of Management students chosen for Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson’s Mayor Fellowship were honored on April 6 for their work in their communities.

Dear Editor, There are many reasons to be proud of UC Davis. As an alumnus, I have watched the campus grow into a diverse, world-class institution of learning.

Editor, I’m writing in response to the “Exercise Etiquette” column written by Dave Karimi last Tuesday. I’m currently one of the ARC member service attendants that Karimi writes about in this column, and would like to clear up a few misconceptions he has about our role in the fitness room.

Dear Editor, I know it’s a little late to be writing about a holiday that happened just about two weeks ago, but after reading an Atheist’s perspective on Christian celebrations, I thought it would be an interesting idea to present a Muslim American’s perspective on yearly Christian holidays.