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How ‘wishcycling’ can do more harm than good
Jakob McQuade
March 11, 2020
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Black or blue. That is the choice that most Americans have when they throw something away, or recycle. Yet, knowing the correct choice of which to pick is not always simple as plastics in the blue bin and waste in…

Sports
Climbing Cal Poly: Why some students find their passion on the rocks
Jakob McQuade
January 6, 2020
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San Luis Obispo’s scenic landscape and sprawling hills make a perfect hub for a bustling rock climbing community. But, one of the most crowded climbing spots in San Luis Obispo is not tucked away in a wooded grove or atop a ridge — it lies right on Cal Poly’s campus.

College of Agriculture
Axe-throwing & redwood-climbing: Behind the scenes of Cal Poly’s nationally ranked logging team
Jakob McQuade
December 7, 2019
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What if the Olympics took place in the middle of the woods instead of on a track? What if instead of using javelins, they used chainsaws? How about climbing up redwoods instead of jumping over hurdles? The answer to these…

Wrestling
Wrestling takes down San Francisco State 29-15 in season opener
Jakob McQuade
November 19, 2019
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Cal Poly Wrestling took down San Francisco State 29-15 in their first dual of the season Saturday, Nov. 16. Held at the Richard O’Neill Green on Cal Poly’s campus, the Mustangs took advantage of the home-team support. Sophomore Benny Martinez…

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The Cal Poly Table Tennis Club isn’t playing games when it comes to their sport
Jakob McQuade
November 6, 2019
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Since its origins, the club has been called “Cal Poly Ping Pong Club.” That is, until this school year. The common title for the sport is often looked down upon in competitive groups, which is exactly why they are now called the “Cal Poly Table Tennis Club.” 

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Cross Cultural Centers director is leaving Cal Poly “hopeful” for the future
Jakob McQuade
October 31, 2019
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Hubain will take on a new role as the associate vice president for student development and inclusion at the University of Utah in about six months. 

News
Cal Poly moving from PolyLearn to Canvas in Winter 2020
Jakob McQuade
October 18, 2019
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By Winter 2020, Cal Poly’s web interface will start its transition from PolyLearn to a new service called Canvas.  The PolyLearn system runs on an open-source learning platform called Moodle, while Canvas is run by Amazon Web Services (AWS), an…

News
Fire strikes San Luis Obispo Smart & Final on Johnson Avenue
Jakob McQuade
September 30, 2019
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A fire broke out inside Smart & Final Extra! on Johnson Avenue Monday afternoon. Employees and customers were evacuated as San Luis Obispo Fire went into the building. No one appeared to be injured at the scene. Smoke could be…

Arts
How noise ordinances have affected San Luis Obispo’s music scene
Jakob McQuade
May 30, 2019
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The windows of a house on Jeffrey Drive are boarded up with mattress pads. The interior feels like a sauna, and the air is filled with moisture — and driving power chords. Since San Luis Obispo’s 2010 noise ordinance was…

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How one student is helping to combat sex trafficking with virtual reality
Jakob McQuade
May 30, 2019
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The stress of being a police officer is undeniable, especially in diffusing a sex trafficking situation. One mistake can spell danger for yourself and your community. In virtual reality, however, those mistakes can be reversed ー it gives you an…

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Proposal indicates Cal Poly student parking permit prices will rise next year
Jakob McQuade
May 30, 2019
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Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS) is proposing a 5 percent increase in parking pass prices for the 2019-20 academic year, but the changes are not official yet. The proposed increase translates to students paying an additional $10 per quarter, or…

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