I'll take "College Bowl" for $100, Alex. We may not have the big name hosts or electronic buzzers like you see on "Jeopardy!," but the UA College Bowl will test your mind and your skill today through Thursday in the Park Student Union, Turquoise Room. Registered participants will fight for questions in the tournament with the possibility of advancing to regional and national editions. Come root on your suite-mate or next-door neighbor and pick up a few fast facts in the meantime. For tournament schedules and rules, call Jessica Mendoza at 621-0760.

November is here, and even though the weather may seem a few months behind, University of Arizona Homecoming is right on schedule. Beginning today with activities on the UA Mall, sponsored by the Associated Students of the University of Arizona and the Alumni Association, and closing with the Wildcats football game against Stanford on Saturday night, Homecoming Week is packed with goodies to keep you entertained. For a list of booths on the UA Mall as well as other Homecoming events and exhibits, call Jennifer Cartwright at 626-9334.

Get your sexuality and heritage in check at today's Women's Studies Advisory Council open panel on "Mapping Arizona's Chicana Communities" at 5 p.m. Panel speakers will discuss a broad overview of Chicana-Mexicana studies in the borderlands as well as delve into topics concerning Mexican-American lesbianism and educational patterns of Mexican-American women. The panel will be held in the Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering building, Room S202, and a small reception will follow the discussion. For more information on today's panel topics, call the women's studies department at 621-7338.

Get out and support your Wildcats at tonight's women's basketball exhibition game against AAU Portland, Ore., "Team Concept." After several schedule changes, the Wildcats have chosen their opponent and will battle it out tonight at 7 in McKale Center. Bring extra UA gear and grab a few valuable signatures after the scrimmage. Tickets for the game range from $3 to $5 and can be purchased through the McKale ticket office at 621-2287.

Feeling like you have suddenly been trapped under a sea of bad luck? Lose your troubles in tonight's hilariously confusing Arizona Repertory Theatre preview of "A Flea in her Ear" at 7:30. Watch as mass chaos ensues under the roof of the Marroney Theatre as a jealousy-stricken wife tries to trap her husband in a web of misconstrued infidelity. Laugh out loud as the wrong people meet in the wrong places at the wrong times creating fun for the whole audience. Tickets for the show can be purchased for $11 through the Fine Arts box office at 621-1162.