Today marks the final day that UC Davis’ flags will be at half-staff in honor of Professor Keith Aoki, who passed away from illness on April 26. He was 55.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the April 28 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings.

It’s the bottom of the ninth, runners on first and second with two outs, down by one run and the batter has a chance to give the home team the win.

May has got to be one of the best months Davis has to offer. From Whole Earth Festival to houseboats, May is basically 31 days of debauchery. I think the only thing missing is a maypole, which, believe it or not, is actually a very old Pagan tradition to ensure fertility. I think it would be awesome if UC Davis were to install one in the middle of the quad, and we could just get stoned all month and wind ribbons around a giant phallus. If that’s not your idea of fun, check your pulse.

I am by no means a healthy individual. Living in Davis, a town that has a billion sports going on and a Wal-mart-sized meathouse called the ARC, one can feel outclassed physically on the daily. That being said, I just pledged to do 300 miles for “May is Bike Month.” I know that number can sound daunting if you recently dusted off a bike at home or get a little asthmatic biking across campus, but it’s not that much. I have never before this month, committed to any form of rigorous exercise, and usually eat at least one meal a day made entirely from fructose corn syrup, carbonation and xantham gum. Yet bike commuting as my primary form of exercise works for me. The hour or so I am on my bike a day is my favorite time.

In recent months, the city of Davis has issued a large amount of proclamations, such as We Are All Sikhs Day and Poem in Your Pocket Day. The most significant upcoming event in May is Bike Month, which was proclaimed so by Mayor Joe Krovoza on behalf of the city council and the citizens of Davis.

Women’s water polo: Coach Jamey Wright repeated throughout the season that the Big West Conference title was up for grabs.

Baseball: The Aggies are playing with ambition.

International House Lecture and Luncheon; Spring Quad Show: Oaks and Gorski; Undergraduate Fellowship Grant Info Session; Rotaract Club Cinco de Mayo Fiesta General Meeting.

Ever since his disqualification from the genetics program at UC Davis 18 years ago, Howard Zochlinski has repeatedly clashed with the university regarding his attempts for readmission into the graduate school.

Who to watch: Playing on a roster that boasts three starting freshman, junior Dahra Zamudio will be expected to provide leadership and motivation.

Who to watch: The Aggies have players throughout their entire roster that threaten to score whenever they are in the pool.