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Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. published an article titled “The Party of Tomorrow” Tuesday in which he discusses the state of politics in America, more specifically the future of the Republican and Democratic parties.
Both political parties are electing new chairmen and thus both stand to reinvent their party’s public discourse.
Josh Akognon has played against the world’s best basketball players. He helped his relatively unknown Nigerian national team beat defending world champion Serbia-Montenegro in 2006.
The 5-foot-11 guard, who is eighth in the nation in scoring, leads Cal State Fullerton (6-8, 0-2 Big West Conference) into Mott Gym at 8 p.
Cal Poly women’s basketball coach Faith Mimnaugh knew it wouldn’t take long for Kristina Santiago to reach her potential.
With a Cal Poly career-high 26 points in the Mustangs 74-66 victory over Long Beach State last Sunday, the sophomore forward may be ahead of schedule.
Wide receiver Ramses Barden added one more award to his overstocked mantle after he was among four Cal Poly players named to the 2008 Sports Network All-American First Team on Tuesday.
Barden joined punt returner Jeremy Gilchrist of Hampton and safety Lardarius Webb of Nicholls State as the only returning first-team selections.
July: Saudi contract signed A controversial contract to develop and implement a new engineering program at Jubail University College (JUC) in Saudi Arabia was signed by Cal Poly in early July. However, almost six months lateer, JUC has yet to sign its portion so the contract is not finalized and remains private, raising concerns as to whether the deal will actually go through.
Ten finalists for the Cal Poly football head coaching vacancy were interviewed over the weekend as the athletic department hopes to make a final decision by the end of this week a team official said.
Rich Ellerson left the program after eight years when he accepted the head-coaching job at Army on Dec.
This year has been one of government bailouts and it’s also been the year of economic uncertainty – both on the larger scale of the market, and on the more personal scale of lost jobs and cutbacks. Our government gave the banking industry a check for $700 billion, an astronomical figure, and the kind of money that we simply do not have to lend out.
With the dawn of a new year comes the beginning of new sports seasons. Gone are the fall games of volleyball, soccer and football. The spotlight shone brightly on the fall athletic season at Cal Poly, as the school gained unprecedented national recognition.
Former Cal Poly receiver Ramses Barden was named to the Senior Bowl on Wednesday. Barden, who graduated Dec. 13, will no longer play in Jan. 17’s East-West Shrine Game. The Senior Bowl, which takes place at 4 p.m. Jan. 24 in Mobile, Ala. (and will be televised on the NFL Network), is perhaps the most […]
Army officially made Cal Poly’s Rich Ellerson its head coach Friday. Obviously, the job had a special place in Ellerson’s heart. According to Army’s news release, while at Arizona, Ellerson “assisted then-Army head coach Bob Sutton in installing his ‘Desert Swarm’ defense at West Point.” And Army athletic director Kevin Anderson said he’d “expressed strong […]
As part of Jimmy V Week, ESPN columnist Mark Kreidler wrote a brilliant, inspiring piece on Cal Poly swimmer Mark Barr. Check it out here.
