That’s six for those of you counting at home. Six Aggie teams have won either their regular season or postseason conference championship this year.

Yesterday’s Breakaway from Cancer event gave hundreds of cyclists the chance to ride the same 114-mile route that the professionals will race during Stage 2 of the 2010 Amgen Tour of California.

Presentations: Lobby Corps Director Christopher Lewis said Lobby Month will start next month. He added that Lobby Corps is looking for volunteers and invited ASUCD members to join in meetings.

After sweeping a doubleheader to open the series, the Aggies had to expect the Titans to come hungry to game three.

Men’s soccer; Women’s volleyball; Women’s gymnastics

TODAY: The Spanish Major: In School and Beyond; Project Compost; Southeast Asian Graduation Meeting

The Academic Senate this month named political science professor Larry Berman its 2010 Faculty Research Lecturer.

Paid volunteers needed for website feedback; Yamada presides over first of Assembly Aging and Long-Term Care Committee’s oversight hearing; Yolo County continues search for grand juror candidates

TODAY: ASUCD Green Partying; Delta Delta Delta: Midnight Pancakes.

“Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.” I usually can’t take Plato’s famous quote seriously. Every time I read it in a school agenda or book of inspirational quotations, I can’t help but ask, “Really? Are our lives that complex and dramatic?” It almost feels as if we use our “hard battles” as excuses for our words and actions.

Receiving a bounced check is not the most pleasant experience, but the Yolo County District Attorney Check Prosecution Program says it is picking up the slack. The Check Prosecution Program recovered over $18,587.72 for Yolo County merchants and residents during March, district attorney Jeff Reisig announced Apr. 7.

For English majors and creative writers, poetry is a part of daily life. But even if the last time you read a poem was in your high school language arts class, tonight’s poetry reading at the John Natsoulas Gallery at 8 p.m. will offer the chance to rediscover this unique art form with some of today’s most promising young poets. Tonight, the Poetry Night Reading Series will host some of the featured poets from independent poetry publishing house Flatmancrooked’s latest publications. These include Not About Vampires: An Anthology of New Fiction Concerning Everything Else and The Slim Anthology of Contemporary Poetics, both of which are due in 2010.