The rally was in response to the burning of a rainbow flag that hung outside Heidi Harmon’s home.
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Cal Poly logging team wins first place at regional competition
The team brought home a first place title and nabbed four of six spots for top male competitors.
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Free feminine hygiene products could become a reality at Cal Poly
A resolution to provide free feminine hygiene products in some women’s, men’s and all-gender restrooms around campus is up for vote in Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors. The […]
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Responsible Voter Guide advocates for social and environmental justice in ASI elections
The Responsible Voter Guide is a student-run organization dedicated to electing ASI candidates supportive of environmental and social justice.
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Meet the freshman ready to break a world record
When Lacey Davis started at Cal Poly this fall, she didn’t expect to be asked to drive the fastest solar-powered vehicle in existence. But standing at 5 feet 3 inches, […]
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Physics professor discovers a planet that shouldn’t exist
The existence of this planet may change what we know on how planets are formed.
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Smile. Sip. Strip. The life of a Cal Poly student working as a webcam model
One Cal Poly student uses webcamming to pay for her groceries and other necessities.
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Price Canyon oil field wells to possibly increase
Nestled between highways 101 and 227 lies Price Canyon oil field, home to 165 oil wells and 40 injector wells. Sentinel Peak Resources, the oil company that owns the property, […]
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Cal Poly Democrats hold panel to empower women
The forum’s discussion topic: empowerment in the time of Donald Trump
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Repealing the Affordable Care Act may have consequences for students
Students nationwide may have to rethink their post-college health insurance policies if the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is repealed.
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Fall quarter crime report: Alcohol and drug use reason for most reports and arrests
Thirty-four percent of the quarter’s 50 total arrests were due to minors in possession of alcohol.