“Network marketing” might sound like 1950s Tupperware parties that gave housewives an opportunity to make some money after World War II. During these parties, the hostess or “consultant” would invite friends and family over to sell Tupperware, quite different from the traditional sales environment. Though these parties began more than 50 years ago, social media […]
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Exploring the world through sound at Around the World concert
There were a variety of music genres, including a cappella, Indian, Spanish, beatboxing, Latino and modern pop.
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Cal Poly DJ Alt9 to open at Spring Stampede
Alt9 wants to become much more than just a performer at Cal Poly, he wants to be a professional DJ.
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Why walking barefoot may be a step in the right direction
On a sunny day, it’s not uncommon to see students walking around campus without their shoes on. They’re equipped with a backpack and regular school attire and though they keep the same pace as their peers, their lack of footwear makes some cringe and others wonder. According to aerospace engineering junior Riley Ormiston, the Cal […]
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Caring Callers: Fostering friendships across generations
Jaymi Boynton found a family connection she was missing thousands of miles from home in Lorraine Bailey.
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Review: ’25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ is charming and nostalgic
The play debuted on Broadway in 2005 with roaring success. Cal Poly’s rendition did not disappoint either.
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Operation: Hip Hop brings high energy in its second year
More than 200 students filled Chumash auditorium ready to listen to a hip-hop show hosted by Flak Mob
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Voices of the SLO Women’s March
“We are equal and we are able and we deserve respect.”
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Pre-game playlists: What gets Cal Poly athletes ready for games
Here’s what gets some of our athletes pumped.