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ASI biweekly meeting update
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) held its biweekly Board of Directors meeting last night in University Union (UU) room 220.
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ASI announces 2011-2012 President-Elect
Associated Students Inc. announced the 2011-2012 president-elect, Kiyana Tabrizi, today.
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ASI presidential campaigning underway
The University Union (UU) Plaza is filled with campaign booths and presidential propaganda while students around campus support their presidential choice by wearing candidates’ T-shirts. The countdown to the Thursday announcement of the new Associated Student Inc. (ASI) president has begun.
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ASI biweekly meeting update
Associated Student Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors met for its second meeting of the spring quarter last night in University Union (UU) room 220.
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Environmental engineering professor receives a waste-full award
Cal Poly environmental engineering professor wins Iraj Zandi award from the Journal of Solid Waste Technology and Management.
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Oberhelman officially takes reign of Cal Poly athletics
Athletics director Don Oberhelman appears enthusiastic about taking on the role and future of Cal Poly athletics.
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ASI biweekly meeting update
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors met April 8 for its biweekly meeting in the University Union (UU) room 220. It was called to order at 5:10 and went until 6:43 p.m. Among the topics discussed, five of the most student-oriented topics discussed are listed below: • ASI announced its Concerts in the Plaza lineup […]
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Little Theater hosts little play with big intentions
The San Luis Obispo Little Theatre will host a play this month that proves size and grandeur aren’t everything in show business. The Pulitzer Prize-winning, two-man play “The Gin Game” will give audiences a glimpse into the harsh realities and experiences that come with aging.
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Kennedy Library celebrates 30 years
The addition of the five-story Robert E. Kennedy Library to campus and the authorities responsible for its success will be celebrated this week as the library enters its 31st year of service. It also marks the 30th anniversary of the library’s dedication. Thirty years ago, a student looking to study in the library would find […]