Event: Pacific Coast Intercollegiate

Gymnastics: On Saturday, senior Marcy Miller and freshman Anna Shumaker were going someplace new.

Downtown Davis will be a bit noisy today. Contractors are grinding the asphalt on Second Street, from B to G Street and the streets will be closed to traffic. Parts of E Street, from Second to Third Street, will also be worked on. Construction is expected to last all of today and maybe tomorrow, though the streets will be open to traffic starting in the early evening.

Forever 21 is finally open. The women’s apparel store, located in the University Mall, held its grand-opening on Saturday morning, provoking college and middle school students alike to sleep outside of the store in anticipation. The store offered gift cards, ranging from $10 to $210, to the first 200 visitors.

Starting today and moving through April 8, students, faculty and community members will have the opportunity to explore the traditions, beliefs and customs of Native Americans in the Davis community.

Event: Cowboy Classic

Experts say that Japan’s recent difficulty with nuclear waste delineates a need for advancements in technology of renewable energy – one of the main focuses of Energy Week 2011.

UC Davis is on the prowl.

Nope, not college seniors. And not high school seniors either, you sick people! Today, I give you dating advice with fresh new tips to spice up your love life.

After nearly seven-plus years of being an engineering student, I was no stranger to long nights at a campus computer. Nights then and now still drag on, until I earn my sweet reward: a bicycle trip home.

The future Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg may have been at UC Davis last Friday.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the March 31 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings.