Who to watch: You’ll be seeing a lot of Spencer Brann.

TODAY: Are You Positive You’re Negative? STI Testing; Resume Clinic; Vet Aide Club Meeting; Spirituality and Your Brain Interactive Event

Baseball recap: In the five seasons that UC Davis has competed in the Big West Conference, the Aggies had never won a game at Anteater Park.

Nearly 100 UC Davis students, alumni, faculty and community members gathered at the Domes on Friday to celebrate Earth Day. And to build a bench out of trash.

Softball recap: It was another heartbreaking series defeat.

After working as ASUCD business manager for 32 years, Mark Champagne has donated $25,000 to ASUCD to form the Mark and Linda Champagne ASUCD Customer Service/Exceptional Hourly Employee Award.

There’s little doubt that Davis is one of the best towns in which to ride a bike, but with a great amount of bicycles comes great responsibility. That’s precisely where Davis Police Department bicycle officer Peter Faeth steps in. The Aggie sat down with officer Faeth to get the low down on what it’s like to keep Davis safe while on a tricked out patrol bike.

A memorial service for Scott Heinig will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday in Freeborn Hall. Tickets will be available at the door.

Plans to amend the administrative process through the Shared Service Center (SSC) are continuing to progress, with the center set to be finished in December 2013.

It’s 2 p.m. on a Friday and the bars of downtown Davis are, for the most part, quiet. But at the new Davis Beer Shoppe on G Street, a steady stream of customers strolls up to the wide wood counter to order a pint, which they sip leisurely to the tune of Irish folk music.

I think the writing on a person’s t-shirt can tell you a lot about the wearer. And these days, you can get just about anything screen-printed across your chest. It seems like everyone wants to stamp themselves with their own personal mottos, their inspirational battle-cries, their own raisons d’être, if you will. Want to tell the world that Volleyball is 95% mental and 5% physical? I’m sure they would love to know, so put it in writing across your body. Or how about the ever-cryptic “I Don’t Do Drama,” just so everyone is clear. Solid colors have been passé for years, making room for thousands of slogans from the clever to the nasty to the Star Wars-themed. In this week’s column, I’ll be chronicling my favorites.

Last year, I remember talking to someone in a class from Minnesota. Specifically, we talked about sports.