Imagine playing any sporting event with 40 percent of your starting lineup out due to injuries.

Perhaps, if Martin Luther King Jr. were to write a letter on the holiday set aside for him, it might go something like this, albeit more eloquent:

As of 9 a.m. yesterday morning, UC Davis has been under attack. The enemy is riding the bus, sitting next to you in class and even waiting in front of you in line at the CoHo. But is it human? Not even close.

Pending the regents’ approval of a recent ASUCD mandate, select UC Davis students would be granted the privilege of scheduling private meetings with any of the 26 members on the UC Board of Regents – what ASUCD is referring to as white lining privileges.

Last week I was pretty pissed off.

I love crepes, and I love making them at home because they’re much smaller than when you get them at a restaurant. And when they’re smaller you can try a greater variety of fillings.

I hereby give you permission to enter my memory lane. Admittedly, it’s more of an alley (I don’t remember much). Welcome to my third grade classroom, equipped with 35 “I still think my teachers sleep at school” students. My teacher welcomed us into the classroom one day with a challenge. The task: name all seven continents. The reward: center of attention for the next 10 minutes.

Members of the City-UC Davis Student Liaison Commission met last week and discussed an ASUCD noise ordinance reform proposed by the City-County Affairs Vice Chair, Dylan Schaefer.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Jan. 13 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

He was probably talking to the ducks…; Stairwell to Heavenly; This one speaks for itself.

UC Davis pulled out two strong victories Friday and Saturday over Pacific and Nevada, respectively.

Summer Abroad Info Session: Spain; Summer Abroad Info Session: Germany.