Cal Poly lost to UC Santa Barbara in the MCLA National Championship Tournament on May 12
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Downtown Association partners with Cal Poly to ensure 'safe commencement'
Cal Poly’s student affairs office also asked PULSE to create a 45-second video about “a responsible and dignified graduation.”
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Why architecture students build structures you could never live in
These projects, though they may seem abstract, are all part of easing architecture students into looking at larger and more complex sites.
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Poly Playbook, May 29, 2014 : Cal Poly baseball hosts NCAA regional for first time in history
The Cal Poly baseball team is entering postseason play for the third time in its Division I history.
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Casey Bloomquist's love of the outdoors goes beyond the diamond
Sophomore pitcher Casey Bloomquist went 12-1 in the regular season for the Cal Poly baseball team and will lead the Mustangs on the mound in a Saturday regional game at Baggett Stadium.
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Cal Poly takes on Sacramento State in regional opener
The top-seeded Mustangs (45-10), hosting an NCAA Regional for the first time in school history, will square off against No. 4 Sacramento State at 6 p.m. on Friday.
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Mustang News, May 29, 2014: KCPR DJs under investigation, students start stock trading club
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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Coffee and community: Sally Loo's celebrates fifth anniversary
Sally Loo’s Wholesome Cafe opened its doors five years ago this month.
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Professor Velásquez releases latest novel
Professor Gloria Velásquez will have a book signing for her latest novel, “Tommy Stands Tall,” on May 31 at Barnes and Noble.
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California bill could allow underage students to taste wine
The bill, AB-1989, was introduced by Assembly Member Wesley Chesbro, and would allow students enrolled in an accredited winemaking or brewing program to taste, but not drink, alcoholic beverages for class.
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Don't be sheeple: Question government
Prepare yourself, because Professor Zach is about to lay down some heavy political theory.