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What We Will Lose art exhibit

6 to 9 p.m.

Log Cabin Art Gallery, 616 First St.

This event features art by students and local artists highlighting the effects of global warming and environmental degradation.

Have you ever pondered a career in law? Does the thought of working a crowded courtroom get your blood pumping? If you are a sophomore first generation college student, or come from an economically disadvantaged background, the UC Davis School of Law's King Hall Outreach Program may be for you.

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Paper Wings

11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Freeborn Hall

Have you ever wanted to fly? Go to this paper airplane competition, presented by Campus Unions and Red Bull. You could win an all-expense-paid trip to Austria. For more information, visit redbullpaperwings.com.

This is second pass week, a chance for students to perfect their spring quarter schedule. Websites such as Siscast and Campus Destinations' Classifier aim to simplify the scheduling process.

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Mayor Pro Tem Don Saylor office hours

10:30 a.m. to noon

ASUCD Coffee House

City of Davis Mayor Pro Tem Don Saylor will be at the Coho to answer your questions and listen to your concerns. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to stop by!

One of the most competitive teams on campus can be found practicing not at Aggie Stadium or the Pavillion, but tossing a disc on the northwest corner of the Quad.

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Apple info session

Noon and 3 p.m.

East Conference Room, MU

Feel free to join Apple for an information session to learn how to apply as an AppleCare intern. There are 100 positions available! Also, there is a chance to win one of two iPods.

This year is UC Davis' 100th birthday, so it is only natural that Picnic Day's parade marshals represent the ushering in of a new century of tradition.

The UC Davis 2009 Picnic Day all-student Board of Directors has announced that this year's parade marshals will be Bob Black and Gabriella Wong, a former and current UC Davis student.

With a historic election still fresh and debates on budget bills and stimulus packages dominating news headlines, everyone's watching politics. But few people - and even fewer students - get to experience it firsthand.

In the Feb. 19 special issue The Best of Davis, the article "Best Open Mic" had an error for the first place winner. The article states the ASUCD Coffee House was tied for first place with Bistro 33. The article should have said that Memorial Union venues were tied for first place with Bistro 33. The Aggie regrets the error.

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Bayanihan Student Run Clinic - open meeting

6:10 to 7 p.m.

216 Wellman

The mission of this clinic is to provide culturally and linguistically sensitive primary care to the uninsured population in the greater Sacramento area, including Filipino WWII Veteranos. The Clinic is looking for students from any major and background who are dedicated to helping people from diverse populations.

Surely you have seen us around. On the sidelines, at the concerts, in classrooms, at the MU - here, there and everywhere. We crouch, we jump, we lean, but mostly we are known to hold a camera up to our eyes to take photos.

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Folk Music Jam session

Noon to 1 p.m.

Wyatt Deck, Old Davis Road

All folk musicians are welcome to join in for a little bluegrass, old-time blues, Celtic and other types of rockin' music! All skill levels are welcome. If you don't want to play, feel free to stop by and just listen (or dance)!

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Prop 8 Supreme Court oral arguments

9 a.m. to noon

MU Art Lounge

Listen to this live feed of the Prop 8 oral arguments. A discussion will follow the arguments.

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Lecture on the language of the Incas

Noon

5214 Social Sciences and Humanities

Listen to Rodolfo Cerrón-Palomino, a professor of linguistics, lecture on the secret language of the elite class of Incas who inhabited the Cuzco valley. The lecture will be in Spanish, and there will be a question and answer in English, Spanish and Quechua.