Pi Day is celebrated on 3.14 (March 14th), often at 1:59pm. A rather obscure and geeky holiday, it is popular among scientists and at universities. Various celebrations have been held in Davis on different years.

2007

In 2007 the Mathematics department held a pie social in celebration.

2005

These were found on the bulletin board next to the Experimental College on March 14, 2005 — the same number as the first three digits of pi. The posters claim to be affiliated with the Campus Crusade for Chaos and Confusion but have a slightly different flavor to them. For one thing, they are less confusing.

There was also a poster with this nursery rhyme on it:

    Sing a song of circles a pocket near your thigh,

    Three point one four blackbirds baked in a pi.

    When the pi was opened Euler began to sing,

    Oh wasn't that a rounded dish to set before the king?

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2006-03-16 21:21:28   I approve! :-) —ErikAnderson


2006-04-14 11:38:44   LOL —TusharRawat


2006-04-14 16:22:30   Cute. —DavisWikiGnome


2008-10-21 23:01:00   Pi day is well celebrated in Davis, even outside of the university... —StephenHudson


2009-01-23 17:03:11   Pi day is my birthday! I hear they serve pie at the Exploratorium, though I've never made it out there in time for it. —HiL1iLL