Swim and dive: Senior day is meant to honor the athletes who have given so much representing UC Davis on the field, track, diamond, court or pool for the last four years.

Women’s water polo: It is said that football is a game of inches. Apparently, water polo is a game of miles – 66 miles to be exact.

Men’s basketball: When a team shoots 20 percent from the field and makes just five baskets in the first half, it’s going to be a long night.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Jan. 6 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

TODAY: Summer Abroad Info Session: England; Summer Abroad Info Session: Scotland; Energy Institute Winter 2011 Seminar Series; Cooking Club Meeting; CalPIRG General Interest Meeting.

Who to watch: Freshman Anna Shumaker is both “dynamic and powerful” according to Coach John Lavallee.

Who to watch: Junior Lauren Juric has provided a spark off the bench for the Aggies.

With the dawn of the new year and plenty of resolutions to keep, the Mind Body Wellness Challenge offers a way to stay focused on those healthy promises – at least until the end of the quarter.

UC Davis administrators are in the midst of planning ways to cope with the proposed budget cuts over the course of the next few months without impacting student learning.

The Yuba Watershed Institute, a group that seeks to protect natural resources and biological diversity, recently published a new book entitled The Nature of This Place. In it, over 65 contributors illustrate the Sierra Nevada surroundings through art, essays, stories and other literary works.

Who to watch: Junior Kayleigh Foley was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Swimmer of the week for her performance last weekend.

Who to watch: Goalkeepers Riane Woods and Rachel Tatusko have big shoes to fill after the departure of three-year starter Casey Hines.