Every now and then, you have to look back and reflect on some of the greatest moments that influenced the person you are today.
Oktoberfest, a celebration to remember
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The Rise
Athletics Director Don Oberhelman can’t pick a favorite Cal Poly sport — to him, it would be like a parent trying to pick their favorite child.
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THE RIVALRY EDITION
For wall to wall coverage of the Blue-Green Rivalry, click here and get your fill.
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Streaking Gauchos seek revenge
No Cal Poly sporting event gets so packed that students have to buy tickets beforehand. And rarely does an event sell out — well, except for one. And it can only mean one thing.
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Questions surround possible on-campus pub
“If the decision is made to have a pub on campus, it’s up to Cal Poly to make sure they know the responsibilities that come with the choice,” Jenn Rhoads, the San Luis Obispo County coordinator for Friday Night Live said.
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The heroes of years past
The 8,125 fans packed into Alex G. Spanos Stadium on a chilly night in 2010 remember Chris Gaschen’s right-footed dart that buried itself in the top corner of the net and sent the crowd into a frenzy.
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Empire of the Sun to take Avila Beach by storm
Electronic duo Empire of the Sun will be hitting the Central Coast for the first time Saturday night at Avila Beach Resort as part of its larger tour promoting its new album Ice on the Dune.
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The rivalry: A history
1,123. That’s about 10 percent of Alex G. Spanos Stadium’s current total capacity.
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School spirit is more than just a game
Once again, it’s here. Thousands of students will rush to Alex G. Spanos Stadium on Friday night in hopes of watching Cal Poly trounce UC Santa Barbara’s soccer team.
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Massive student interest led to new political science minor
A survey of 800 students was conducted, questioning whether there would be interest in a minor and if students would be likely to take it, political science professor Matthew Moore said.
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Columnist pens open letter to Chris Christie
Dear New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, I’ve been hearing a lot about you from the other side of the country for a few years now.