THIS WEEK IN DAVIS: Daphne Loves Derby; International Film Week; UC Davis Jazz Bands

TODAY: Challah for Hunger: Baking a Difference; Job Search: Tips for a Tough Economy

UC Davis was one of seven UC campuses to receive a failing grade by Californians Aware for not responding promptly to public record requests.

Organizing financials can be a tough task for anyone, but it doesn’t have to be. There’s a great website called Mint.com that can help you organize all of your financials in one place. This site might not be perfect for everyone, but I tried it out and was impressed.

Who to watch: Junior Kayleigh Foley has had a remarkable year.

Who to watch: Kelly Schulze has put up some quality numbers in the first eight games of the 2011 season.

Back in 2009, UC Davis scientists made an unexpected discovery in the rocky hills of Iceland. The team, which included geology professor Robert Zierenberg, spent months drilling for volcano-heated water when the drill hit magma just two kilometers beneath the surface. Though the find was an accident, studying the molten rock could lead to progress in the field of geothermal energy.

FRIDAY: They really had to go; Good luck

On March 10, Jack Zwald and Previn Witana will forfeit their keys to the Memorial Union’s third floor and relinquish their terms as ASUCD president and vice president.

It is easy to forget that athletes are people, too. Great athletes, more often than not, also have great personalities.

It’s 7 p.m. on a Wednesday, and Thai Canteen is completely empty.

What is art: A penciled scribble framed in a modern art museum or a painting of dogs playing poker? This is one question that Watson, the freaky Jeopardy-playing computer who annihilated Ken Jennings last week, cannot answer correctly.