Today’s topic is a bit sensitive. It involves an act that, as far as your standard magazines tell it, is considered the holy grail of sex by one gender and the bane of existence by the other. An act that women only give up for birthdays and anniversaries and that men must pursue relentlessly. That’s […]

FRIDAY Sermon was boring Several transients were sleeping in a church on C Street. SATURDAY Geostash Someone found a large amount of marijuana in a “geocache” at an unspecified location. Double double trouble Several people were intoxicated and causing a scene at In-N-Out on Olive Drive. SUNDAY Santa’s running late A woman called stating there […]

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Feb. 16, 2012 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings. Meeting called to order at 6:10 p.m. Adam Thongsavat, ASUCD president, present, left early Bree […]

A total of 28 participants and listeners gathered on a beautiful and sunny Friday in the Arboretum to play music ranging from John Anderson’s “Seminal Wind” to Johnny Nash’s “I Can See Clearly Now”. The gathering was part of the Folk Music Jam Sessions, which brings together musicians and music lovers every alternate Friday from […]

The Memorial Union (MU) branch of U.S. Bank, which has been repeatedly forced to close by Occupy UC Davis protesters, has not officially withdrawn from the school campus. Currently in a 10-year financial services agreement with UC Davis that began in 2009, U.S. Bank continues to pay over $170,000 annually, raising concerns that the university […]

The rapid approach of Spring quarter brings warm weather, the start of new classes, graduations and, most importantly, Picnic Day. As April 21 draws closer, the coordinators are working quickly to make Picnic Day as thrilling and exciting as possible, including announcing a theme: “Then. Now. Always.” “[This year’s Picnic Day will] have many returning […]

Teams: UC Davis at Air Force Where: Cadet West Gym — Colorado Springs, Co. When:  Saturday at 1 p.m. Who to watch: Freshman Tiana Montell has become a strong presence on the team as a consistent all-around competitor. Friday’s meet was the third time she has performed on all four events this season. The Hawaii […]

Teams: UC Davis at Long Beach State; at Cal State Northridge Records: Aggies, 15-8(7-4); 49ers, 10-14(5-6): Matadors, 14-10 (8-3) Where: Walter Pyramid –– Long Beach, Calif.; The Matadome –– Northridge, Calif. When: Today at 7 p.m.; Saturday at 2 p.m. Who to Watch: Head Coach Jennifer Gross has stressed that this team is one that fights, battles […]

It’s an uncomfortable feeling to know that you’re being watched. Unfortunately, for those of us who regularly use social media, this sensation is omnipresent and always will be. If you’ve ever started a blog, made a profile page or published a tweet, bad news: you’ve got a peeping Tom staring right through your (computer) window […]

1. Mikuni Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar 500 First St. 2. Zen Toro Sushi 132 E St. 3. Jusco Japanese Restaurant 228 G St. Bragging rights for having the best and freshest sushi in Davis belongs, again, to the reigning champions at Mikuni Japanese Restaurant and Sushi Bar. “It makes sense Mikuni has won Best […]

UC Davis boasts an art department that allows students to explore their creative abilities in a multitude of ways. The UC Davis Basement Gallery is one such space. The student-run, student-organized art gallery, located in the basement of the Art Building, aims to create a professional and sophisticated space for students to showcase their work. […]

1. The UC Davis Arboretum 2. Putah Creek 3. Davis Greenbelt Davis’ lush, extensive arboretum was voted the most picturesque locale in Davis. With a winding creek that extends the length and a wide diversity of plant life, the Arboretum provides ample opportunity for a keen photo op. Walk the length of the 3.5-mile loop […]