Women’s water polo: The fireworks were on display Friday at Schaal Aquatic Center as No. 16 UC Davis and No. 15 Indiana squared off.

Ever wonder where that cheddar cheese on your sandwich came from? If you’re eating Hilmar Cheese, it might have come from a UC Davis cow.

G Street Pub will temporarily close down to undergo renovations. Though the date has yet to be determined, the bar could be closing as early as mid-February.

Men’s basketball: “To use the word ‘heartbreak’ is not an overstatement.”

First off, let me say how awesome last night’s game was. I was totally expecting that one team to win the Super Bowl. That one player really stepped up and did his part. Can’t say I was expecting that other player to do what he did, but there’s usually one of those in every Super Bowl.

Pugilistic is my new favorite word. I love pugilism (another word for boxing). Seriously, it’s the adrenaline, strength and power it creates that makes it worthwhile.

Several nights ago, instead of sitting in a chair facing my window and creepily staring out into the parking lot as usual, I went out. The Vietnamese Student Association, along with other Asian clubs on campus, was hosting this year’s Lunar New Year celebration at the Davis Senior Center, and I figured I could miss a night of scaring the shit out of a couple making out in the parking lot in order to go.

This year’s ASUCD winter elections have panned out a little differently than in previous years.

Women’s basketball: It’s one thing to beat the Big West Conference’s second place team.

Gymnastics: The music was blasting, the crowd was jumping and the gymnasts were flipping. The energy from the home crowd translated to the gymnasts in UC Davis’ 192.100-188.950 victory over Air Force. This win pushed the Aggies’ record up to 6-1.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Feb. 3 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

Football: The Aggies had a very successful National Signing Day last Wednesday, adding 16 student-athletes and one grant-in-aid signee to their roster.