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TODAY Power of T.E.N. applications due The applications for the Cross Cultural Center’s homage to REACH’s 10th anniversary are due Oct. 31. For more information, and for applications, visit ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html.

UC Davis Olive Oil came about as a better alternative to disposing of the olives that fall on the ground throughout campus,frequently posing a threat to bikers and walkers.

TODAY Early voting 10a.m.to4p.m. MU,across from Post Office If you’re registered to vote in Yolo County,stop by to vote this week! Go inon Halloween and vote in costume if you’d like.

Gary Snyder,a UC Davis English professor,won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in1975.

Walking into Yolo Berry Yogurt, you’ll feel like a kid in a candy store. The new frozen yogurt place sports an entire wall of candy – with some frozen yogurt on the side. Boasting 101 toppings, the sweet spot on C Street can surely top your night off with everything from rainbow sprinkles to apple […]

TODAY East Quad Farmers Market 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. East Quad Check out a convenient iteration of the farmers market right on campus!

“Welcome to theHouse.Would you like to talk?” Upon entering the front door,every visitor receives the same greeting– a warm invitation to come in and make use of the diverse services the House has to offer.Located across from Regan Main,the House is the student-run peer counseling center at UC Davis sponsored by Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS).

Editor’s note: For this edition of10Questions,the California Aggie sat down with Walter Stone,a political science professor who has taught at UC Davis since2001.Stone’s current research interests include parties and elections and electoral behavior.

TODAY Project Compost 6p.m. Project Compost Office,MU Basement Learn about radical composting on campus and how to get involved.

TODAY Project Compost 6p.m. Project Compost Office,MU Basement Learn about radical composting on campus and how to get involved.

Students interested in taking up the fight to end world hunger and poverty have a new option to get involved on the UC Davis campus. NOURISH International,developed in2003to fight global poverty,recently established a chapter at UC Davis this fall and is looking for students to help.The organization currently has23chapters nationwide.

TODAY Women’s soccer vs.UCSB 2p.m. Aggie Soccer Field Show the Gauchos how much Aggie pride you have!