Signing up to shoot the UC Davis vs. Humboldt homecoming football game I daydreamed that through some combination of luck and skill I would take a shot of that gaming, winning, diving catch as the play clock wound down to zero.

Thank you for making our Davis Neighbors’ Night Out Block Party so magical! You marched into our cul-de-sac dancing and playing wonderful tunes, and neighbors streamed in to see you and hear you play. People were dancing in the street and the mood was joyous. You stayed and played for a good long time and at the end you invited the children to talk to the band members and touch the instruments. You helped us all remember why Davis is such a great place to live. This will be a neighborhood block party we all remember. Thank you!

The UC Davis Humanities Institute is hoping to create student awareness to the idea of civility with the opening debut of “The Civility Project” on Oct. 27, which includes a website, art exhibition and a two night performance piece.

I had the opportunity the other day to watch a most enlightening program broadcast by UCTV. The one-hour program was called \

On Saturday, UC Davis officials held a ceremonial ribbon cutting to welcome the opening of West Village in Davis.

On Saturday, drawing enthusiasts in Davis participated in the monthly Let’s Draw Davis! sketchcrawl. The event, which took place in and around Second and E Street, marked its one-year anniversary.

Media critic Marshall McLuhan is famous for reminding us “the medium is the message.” While any form of media carries content (DVDs carry video, MP3 players hold music, the internet has web pages, etc.), the form of the medium itself is also a kind of content. I think the trick is to determine what message the medium sends.

When one is exploring the vast plethora of people and pages on their Facebook profile, there is really only one activity occurring: judgment. However, some of us aren’t born with the natural gift of being able to tell just how lame our so-called friends are with only a handful of photos and status updates to go off of. I usually like to claim I’m some sort of expert in my columns, so here’s my guide on how to read between the posts on a recent activity feed.

Bros: You’ve seen them around Davis. Whether they’re racing past you on their bikes wearing lacrosse pinnies or drinking Natty Ice on their front lawns blasting Jack Johnson, they’re everywhere.

On the eve of senior psychology major Karishma Raghuwanshi’s 21st birthday, she enjoyed a late dinner with close friends at Burgers and Brew. As they lounged and ate, Raghuwanshi eagerly waited for the clock to strike midnight so she could finally order her first drink.

On the surface it had all the makings of a tough week for the Aggies.

The House Free Yoga and Meditation Classes; Newman Catholic Community Mass on Campus; Student Recruitment & Retention Center Open House.