The Mustang pitching staff continued their success during Cal Poly’s 3-2 victory over UC Irvine on Friday night. Senior left-handed pitcher Kyle Anderson went six innings and gave up one earned run on four hits, four strikeouts and two walks, but closer Chase Johnson made it interesting in the final frame before the Mustangs clinched […]
Baseball clinches weekend series in nail-biter
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Police investigate three alleged assualts
Cal Poly University Police Department (UPD) issued a campus advisory this morning concerning three alleged incidents of attempted sexual assault, one of which occurred on campus. The latest incident occurred last night at approximately 11:40 p.m., when an unaccompanied female was approached by an unidentified male, and knocked to the ground while walking on Slack Street near […]
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Cal Poly Television 4-6-2012
Featuring all local news and sports for the week of April 2-6 from the studios of Cal Poly Television.
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Mustangs devour 'Eaters in series opener
Junior right-hander Joey Wagman stole the spotlight on the mound scattering eight hits over eight innings of shutout baseball while redshirt freshmen Tommy Pluschkell shone at the plate driving in two runs off a one-out double in the second inning to help the Mustangs cruise to a 6-0 win over visiting UC Irvine (17-10, 3-1 […]
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Let me just say Wednesday was a day from hell. Not most of the day of course. The beginning of my day was actually rather nice. I moseyed into the newsroom at about 9 a.m., finished an article, prepared for a meeting with President Armstrong, had said meeting with President Armstrong, went to class where […]
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Accreditation team gives Poly positive review
Cal Poly received a passing grade today from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) accreditation committee. The committee, led by former Washington State University president Samuel Smith, visited Cal Poly throughout week before presenting its findings and recommendations at a public meeting this morning. The committee gave a glowing review of Cal Poly, […]
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Take a podcast tour back in time
San Luis Obispo is a great place for a lot of reasons, but one reason that I wasn’t fully aware of was the great history behind the area and local places that we pass by and take for granted today. How do I know this? Because the History Center of San Luis Obispo County offers […]
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Women's tennis bounces back after injuries
The Cal Poly women’s tennis team has high hopes for its second spring match against Long Beach State on Friday, which will take place in San Luis Obispo. The 49ers are the highest ranked team in the conference with a perfect 5-0 record in the Big West, but the Mustangs anticipate the advantage of a […]
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Mustang pitchers shine in new roles
Last year, starters Mason Radeke and Steven Fischback provided Cal Poly baseball with a devastating 1-2 punch on the mound entering any weekend series. The duo combined to finish with a 15-5 record and helped the Mustangs set record lows for ERA (3.60), opponents batting average (.254), fewest hits (443), runs (220) and earned runs […]
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Breaking bad (habits)
In an April 2010 article, USA Today Magazine summarized the findings of a recently completed study that tracked 4,886 British adults over 20 years. The lifestyles of the study’s participants were tracked with the perceived “good” and “bad” habits noted for each participant. The four most common bad habits tracked were smoking, drinking too much […]
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Cal Poly grad now 'monster of folk'
He has secured his role as a champion of modern folk music, has collaborated and been nominated for a Grammy alongside Hollywood heartthrob Zooey Deschanel and is poised to drop a much-blogged-about new album April 10. The successes of Matthew Stephen Ward — or M. Ward, as fans know him — are old news to many students. […]