Teams: UC Davis at UC Irvine; vs. Cal Poly

How would you explain to someone who has not lived in the United States for very long what “to cost an arm and a leg” means? It’s questions like these that come up in meetings arranged by the Partners in Acquired Learning (PAL) Program.

If you have ever visited La Crépe in the Silo, you may have noticed a picture taped up by the register, featuring a chestnut horse and the man who is most likely taking your order, Michel Bloch.

In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes. And now, another unwanted fate has joined the ranks to complete a trio of utter distress: job interviews.

Friends are great … until they are nowhere to be found. If you have buddies who are as AWOL as the Hot Wheels, LEGOS, Nerf guns and other treasures your parents auctioned off in your absence, or who have made themselves as scarce as water in a sweltering desert, it’s sadly time you recognize them for the inconsiderate flakes they are.

After years of program refinements, Cesar Chavez Plaza finally got its warm welcome into the Davis community of housing complexes with a grand opening celebration on Saturday.

Editor’s Note: Ask Katehi is a weekly column where students get a chance to ask the UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi questions.

Student Recruitment & Retention Center Open House; Transfer Reentry Veterans Scholarship Workshop; Circle K International Meeting; Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous.

Sleepy Feet, a five-person indie folk band from Claremont, Calif., performed on the Quad Monday afternoon as part of the Quad Show series hosted by Entertainment Council.

Ryan Kahn, career coach for Dream Careers and author of Hired! The Guide for the Recent Grad, prepares college graduates for the real world on “Hired,” an MTV reality show that helps new graduates snag their dream job. Kahn, who received an undergraduate degree from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and a graduate degree in music business from UCLA, spoke with The Aggie to answer the questions on every upperclassman’s mind.

That’s fishy; Zombie bait; Oxymoron; Leaf him alone; Candy is for beginners; Patreeotic; Needs train-ing wheels.

Solarize Davis, a “group deal” headed by Daniel Parrella, founder of Spearhead Solar, is ready to move into its proposal phase with 135 homeowners signed up.