It can be staring at the wall, face to face with tree bark or even on the way to the bus stop when it hits.
Like a lightning bolt approaching from a far away sky, the visual idea can hit the mind of Jaclyn Brodersen at a moment’s notice.
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Slow fashion movement picks up pace in SLO
Grace Longo sat up on their couch with a heap of yarn on their lap. Dark black goggle-like glasses covered their eyes as a bunny balaclava began to take shape from their fiddling needles.
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International Women’s Day event for women in tech to be hosted
Women Involved in Software and Hardware (WISH), Google Women Techmakers and Google Development Student Club (GDSC) will host an International Women’s Day event, highlighting conversations around women in tech. The event will take place March 8 at Cal Poly’s Advanced Technology Laboratories (ATL, Bldg 7) from 3 – 8 p.m.
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Aspire to Grow Conference returns to Cal Poly for industry conversations
Students in attendance will be able to network with fellow students and industry professionals.
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Cal Poly hosts state FFA finals, going on its eighth decade
Cal Poly hosted the California State FFA Finals completion on Saturday, April 30, marking more than eight decades of the event being hosted on the university’s campus. The event brought in more than 2,000 students from across the state to the university, according to a university news release. Participants competed in 22 events throughout the […]
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State of City Address to discuss community initiatives on June 1
On June 1, San Luis Obispo Mayor Erica A. Stewart and City Manager Derek Johnson will be discussing the City’s latest developments at City Hall in the Council’s Chamber at 6 p.m. Community members are invited to attend the 2023 San Luis Obispo City Address and engage with the city and their neighbors. A question […]