“We have our government back!”
After the sixteen-day government shutdown, those are probably the last five words any American citizen wants to hear.
Time for real budget solution
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Cal Poly volleyball drops two weekend matches at home
For the second night in a row, the Cal Poly volleyball team had three players with over 10 kills, but still came up empty handed, falling to Cal State Northridge, 3-2.
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Cal Poly loses overtime heartbreaker to Montana, 21-14
Driving late in the fourth quarter on the road, the Cal Poly football team sniffed upset against No. 9/10 Montana Saturday afternoon.
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Mustang Minute, Oct. 19, 2013: Fraternity recruitment wraps up
Mustang News reporter David Aguilar finds out how Cal Poly’s IFC recruitment turned out.
Posted inThe Day After, The Day After — News
Behind the numbers: Women in the workforce
Women make up just 14 percent of architects and engineers, which is also reflected at Cal Poly, with a noticeably smaller population of female students pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
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Fighting the stigma of suicide
Students can make themselves available and knowledgeable for their peers and allow them to see the choices that are at hand.
Posted inThe Day After, The Day After — Sports
Men’s basketball looks to future after intrasquad game
“I was very pleased with the intrasquad game,” head coach Joe Callero said. “The No. 1 thing in sports is competitiveness, and we want to be a highly competitive team.”
Posted inThe Day After, The Day After — News
Beyond deferred rush: Universities take different routes for greek life risk management
Some proponents of deferred rush argue that alcohol problems are less likely to occur if rush is pushed back for freshmen.
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BravoSLO! previews this season’s events at PAC
Courtesy Photo BravoSLO!, a performing arts showcase featuring performances by Cal Poly and community art groups, will be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “The great thing about BravoSLO! is not only do people get to come and see performances, but they get to actually talk to and interact with all of […]
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Mustang News Weekly Recap, Oct. 17, 2013: Government reopens, Lassiter stands out on soccer field
Mustang News anchors Briana Whitney and Olivia DeGennaro cover this week’s top news at Cal Poly.
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Minimum wage boost could mean reduced staff, possible price hikes
Four hundred of ASI’s student employees — far more than half — now make minimum wage. Since the average workweek is 10 to 12 hours, the wage increase will likely cost ASI around $270,000.