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Today's Top 5: From Willie Nelson to why letters of rec won't help you
Hannah Joslin 1. Why recommendation letters won’t help you get into Cal Poly “People will think they can send things like cakes and candy and coffee,” said James Maraviglia, associate vice provost for marketing and enrollment development. “We don’t accept any. If it’s recyclable, we recycle it.” 2. Willie Nelson to bring legendary country hits […]
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Pride Center to host Trans* Fashion Show
The Pride Center will host its Trans* Fashion Show on April 4.
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Willie Nelson to bring legendary country hits to PAC
Country music legend Willie Nelson is performing at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center on Tuesday.
Posted inBaseball, Sports
Cal Poly baseball and UCSB square off in top-25 matchup
Starting Friday, the No. 5 Cal Poly baseball team will host No. 13 UC Santa Barbara for a three-game set in arguably the biggest series of the year at Baggett Stadium.
Posted inASI, News
Sullivan ratified as Board of Directors member
Associated Students, Inc. presidential candidate Joi Sullivan was ratified into the Board of Directors Wednesday night, filling a vacancy in the College of Liberal Arts (CLA).
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SLO Brew sells out for STRFKR
STRFKR is making its way to SLO Brew for a sold-out show on April 11.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Letter to the Editor: On-campus image provokes discussion
No one at Cal Poly involved with the installation of the periodic table had known about this anti-Chinese “element.”
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Running a dictatorship 101
Suppose you find yourself acting as the dictator of a small country.
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KCPR goes '6 Beers Deep' with entertainment talk show
Two Cal Poly students are ‘6 Beers Deep’ with their KCPR entertainment talk show. Meet Kolby Hatch and Ben Pawlik.
Posted inAdministration, City, News
Opposition to new housing project continues
Of the attendees at a recent meeting, 40 protested the project and only one supported it.