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Cal Poly lets UC Riverside slide

One could argue a tremendous size disadvantage, a team-shared bug, three consecutive UC Riverside 3-pointers and nearly an eight-minute scoring drought caused the Cal Poly women’s basketball team to drop a 67-55 decision to the Highlanders at Mott Gym Saturday, but as Cal Poly senior guard Kyla Howell put it, the Mustangs “just weren’t running.

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Budget threatens Central Coast beaches, parks

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger issued the 2008-09 state budget, which proposed to lessen the state deficit by taking 10 percent of funds away from several state departments, including 48 of California’s 250 state parks, beaches and historic spots.

By closing or suspending access to these 48 parks or lessening the number of lifeguards on duty at state beaches, $13.

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Archrival revival with UCSB

“We want our rivalry back. Cal Poly won’t do anything, so we did. Cal Poly spirit is slipping down the drain,” read an ominous sheet of paper anonymously posted at the Mustang Daily newsroom Wednesday morning, accompanied by a CD of photographs detailing UC Santa Barbara’s briefly green-and-gold, graffiti-garnished campus earlier this week.

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Italian eatery conjures sweet concoctions

Frequenters of San Luis Obispo’s Farmers’ Market may be familiar with Dean Giordano, a man happy to hand out samples of his unique, healthy frozen-fruit delicacy, G’s Italian Freeze.

Giordano posted a booth for four weeks at the weekly bazaar on Higuera Street at the end of September and beginning of October, and received a great response from market attendees.

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