I regret to say that, for the first time in my brief college career, I’ve hit academic turbulence this quarter (I’m a junior). Like Hindenburg that came before me, my combustive nosedive is an indisputable tragedy and a source of great personal depression. My image as an immaculate human being — that is, me being flawless in all regards — will be forever tarnished hereafter.

As the winter season fast approaches in Davis, I set out in my imaginary car to find cafés and coffee shops that will take in a cold, miserable student such as myself. Of course, you already know of two popular coffee shops around town that many students go to – Starbucks, located in all four corners of Davis, and Peet’s Coffee & Tea, located downtown and in The Marketplace.

Count to three; Smile, you’re on camera; A little rusty.

The word “great” is most often used to describe something of excellence worthy of being remembered. In sports, it implies a whole new level of performance.

THURSDAY: Davis Bike Collective Thanksgiving Potluck.

This weekend could prove to be the most difficult road trip for the Aggies in the regular season.

On Nov. 16, a provisional contract was drawn up between UC and UAW Local 2865, the union representing over 12,000 teaching assistants, readers and tutors at the university.

I had a cousin come in angry because he wasn’t invited and he punched his dad.

One might think a demure Disney princess and gallant displays of male bravado would characterize Disney’s new movie Tangled. But Tangled at once provides unexpected twists while breaking with traditional gender roles.

Beginning Dec. 7, there will be a $3 increase for parking violations, increasing the average ticket to $43. The new fine will be applied to tickets received both on campus and in the city of Davis.

The Aggies weren’t supposed to be in this position.

After splitting the season-opening series, coach Gary Stewart is hopeful for improved play but optimistic about UC Davis’ potential.