THIS WEEK IN DAVIS: The Who’s Tommy; Music on the Green with Kevin Devine; UC Davis Jazz Band, “Guest Artists”; The Chillage People; Music on the Green with Kevin Devine; STAND, Mayday: A Call for Solidarity.

Art takes a new direction with Josh Greene and his Least Favorite exhibit at the Nelson Gallery. The San Franciscoan-based artist brings the new term “social practice movement” to light with his approach of untraditional art objects.

New men’s basketball coach Jim Les is already leaving his mark on the program.

Shinkoskey Noon Concert; Meat Lab Sale; Wilderness Medicine Club Meeting; Is Everyone Stupid?; Challah For Hunger; Student Co-op Open House; Apollo Night.

Apple surpassed Google as the most valuable company in the world. A Millward-Brown study reported that Apple made an 84 percent increase in brand value. Apple is now worth $153 billion; meanwhile, the now second-place Google is worth $111 billion.

Last week marked the State of Emergency Week of Action, led by the California Teacher’s Association (CTA).

Students are pushing to get rid of single-use plastic bags at the campus bookstore. If successful, they hope to expel the bags from the university and city as well.

Since September 2010, Paul Navazio has been the city of Davis’ interim city manager. The City of Davis City Council has since worked on recruiting a permanent city manager.

In the basement of Freeborn Hall lies a dream job for most college students: broadcasting your music choices and opinions to everyone willing to tune into the 90.3 frequency.

Annahita K. Sarcon, a fourth-year graduate student at UC Davis School of Medicine, was recently awarded a Fulbright Award to conduct cardiac stem cell research in Pamplona, Spain.

Gov. Jerry Brown announced his 2011-12 state budget proposal on Monday.

Who to watch: Seniors Alice Kim and Chelsea Stelzmiller are the two UC Davis players with NCAA finals experience.