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To be a good player not only do you need execution but you also need to be psychologically strong. – Sammy Nguyen, senior mechanical engineering

Fall Internship and Career Fair; Entertainment Council Free Concert: Writer; Shinkoskey Noon Concert; Women’s Soccer vs. Pacific; Transformative Travel Interactive Event; American Red Cross Club General Meeting.

It is just like Davis to be in the scorching upper nineties during Welcome Week, followed by gray skies and rain just two weeks later. Such extreme fluctuations in weather have a significant effect on students’ daily routines, from figuring out how to get to and from campus to deciding what to wear to avoid soggy jeans.

Student Organization Showcase; Science Café: Medicines from Nature: Drugs that Changed the World; Circle K International Meeting; Student Investors and Entrepreneurs Workshop; Vet Aide Club Meeting.

Many students find moving away to college to be an exciting, nerve-wracking time in their lives. For some it’s a time to meet new friends, and maybe even that special someone.

For first-year English graduate student Ashley Matson, completing all her assigned reading was not something she did on a regular basis throughout her college career. As a result of having too many readings for a particular night, Matson would choose a class she liked the best or that was the most difficult and only did the reading for that class.

Ian Bogost Lecture; Teach-in for the National Day of Solidarity with the Irvine 11; Student Organization Showcase; Science Café: Medicines from Nature: Drugs that Changed the World.

In the recent months, the world has seen the power of the people, specifically youth, through the numerous uprisings that have taken place in various Middle Eastern countries. With UC Davis anthropology and women and gender studies professor Suad Joseph’s help, these young people will be given the tools necessary to begin social change.

Distinguished Women in Science Research Lecture; Undergraduate Philosophy Club; Ian Bogost Lecture; Teach-in for the National Day of Solidarity with the Irvine 11.

With a few simple Facebook clicks, UC Davis alumnus Gary Bladen may win Think Big Sacramento’s Citizen Architect Design Competition.

This fall, the seven strangers picked to live in a house to film “The Real World: San Diego” will include one of UC Davis’ recent transfer students.

The House “Open House”; Biomedical Engineering Distinguished Speaker Series; Botany and Environmental Horticulture Club; Google Informational Meeting.