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If you drive out Country Road 32b, you’ll pass fields of knee high grass, plowing tractors and a field of strawberries. Just beyond, on the fringes of Davis, you’ll come across The Yolo Fruit Stand -known to locals for its variety, quality and low prices.

TODAY: Project Compost; Southeast Asian Graduation Meeting; Experimental Musicians at UC Davis

Dressed in a black corset, heels and fishnet stockings, the winner of the Rocky Horror Picture Show costume contest introduced himself as Athena – like the Greek goddess.

Nestled in the heart of the Activities and Recreation Center lies a wall lined with globular grips and neon duct tape.

“The little girl said, ‘My mother killed my little sister’ and we had no idea how to respond,” Wendy “Weezy” Wang said.

TODAY

TODAY Campus Unions Public Forum 5 to 6 p.m. Mee Room, Memorial Union Listen and discuss with Campus Unions about the interim plans for the Memorial Union while renovations are taking place. Davis City Council Candidates Forum 6 p.m. 234 Wellman Hear all five candidates for city council talk about issues that are important to students. IAESTE Leadership Opportunity Meeting 6:20 to 7 p.m. 129 Wellman Join the global network of architectural, engineering, mathematics and science leaders. See how IAESTE can enrich your experience with international professional training and leadership opportunities!

UC Davis may often be associated with wine, but unique opportunities also await aspiring brewers. The Master Brewers Program (MBP) through the UC Davis Extension is the only institution in the United States that offers a university-level qualification in brewery engineering and brewing science. On an international level, MBP is only one of only three programs of this kind in the world.

WEDNESDAY: IAESTE Leadership Opportunity Meeting; Afghanistan: The Crossroads of Asia.

Those students bored of the typical athletic teams now have the opportunity to join a sport most Americans have never heard of.

TODAY: Project Compost; Southeast Asian Graduation Meeting.

Thousands of tie-dyed, barefoot and nature-loving visitors descended upon Davis for the 41st annual Whole Earth Festival last weekend.