Safer offers free, student-run events each quarter that allow students to show their commitment to ending violence at Cal Poly and beyond.
Interactive: Safer Clothesline Project
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Local organization hopes to provide SLO County with clean energy
In this day and age, the freedom to know and choose what is most environmentally sustainable for our world is a blessing. This freedom, however, may not be so prevalent locally — at least not yet.
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Mustang Minute, Oct. 23, 2013: Safer Clothesline Project
Mustang News reporter Ashley DeVriend explains the difference SAFER is making on campus through their Clothesline Project.
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Brewing at home: a guide
The hardest part of anything is starting. Brewing beer is no exception.
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Psych study analyzes what students actually do in class
When psychology professor Gary Laver looks out at General Psychology (PSY 202), he can only see backs of laptops. He has no idea what students are actually doing.
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Food Network’s Alton Brown to serve up a tour stop at PAC
Food Network star Alton Brown blends the art of cooking with the mechanics of science in a way that would make Walter White envious.
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Blue-Green Rivalry game tickets available now
Tickets for this Friday’s soccer match against UC Santa Barbara are on sale.
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Mustang News, Oct. 23, 2013: Campus wireless requires update, Soccer tickets on sale
Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi covers today’s biggest Cal Poly news.
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What’s app? Students impress Apple with new ideas
This past weekend 36 Cal Poly students competed in the Cal Poly SLO iOS App Challenge. Twelve teams of three worked around the clock to produce an app eligible to be sold in Apple’s App Store.
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Men’s soccer draws 1-1 with UC Davis
Senior forward Mackenzie Pridham notched his 12th goal of the season Tuesday night, but Cal Poly couldn’t find the net a second time, drawing 1-1 in double-overtime with UC Davis.
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Secure Mustang Wireless to run faster with new Internet system
Cal Poly’s reputation for cutting-edge technology was one of the main reasons business administration freshman Ted Scranton accepted his admission.