Jurors found two San Luis Obispo residents guilty Monday of first-degree murder for the 2007 death of a Cal Poly alumnus, the San Luis Obispo Tribune reported.
Two found guilty in murder of Poly alum
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Barden signs contract with Giants
Former Cal Poly receiver Ramses Barden has signed a four-year contract with the New York Giants, making him the first Cal Poly offensive player to be drafted since 2002.
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Students struggle to find summer jobs in SLO
Cal Poly students can benefit from Career Services’ advice on how to find a summer job, internship, or volunteer and add to a resume.
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Letters: T-shirt disrespectful, Word on the Street answer inappropriate and more
Letters to the editor responding to a sorority T-shirt, a student’s quote about Kobe Bryant and Jeremy Hick’s last column.
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Guest commentary: Cal Poly Corp. records should be transparent
Institutions sheltered from taxes should be transparent. Period. Let’s all work together to get rid of obscure auxiliary organizations and make this a better, more affordable and more transparent place to go to school.
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Flexibility, patience key for graduates’ job search
There’s one thing Cal Poly graduates will want to keep in mind while hunting for their dream job this summer; be flexible. Chances are you won’t find it right away.
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Summer construction projects will change the look of Cal Poly
This summer marks a period of transition for the Cal Poly campus, with several highly anticipated large-scale construction projects slated to start immediately after finals week.
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A year in review: Looking back at the year’s top headlines
At the end of the year we look back at the year’s top news stories. Full of controversy and history the top headlines have kept us reading. With presidential elections, college based fees, losses and arrests the year
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Last Friday in print marks Daily’s transformation
June 5 is the last printed Friday edition of the Mustang Daily. Like any media organization, the student newspaper of Cal Poly has changed a lot since its creation as The Polygram in 1916, but regardless of how information looks, the Daily is dedicated to quality content.
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America’s past time becomes club team at Cal Poly
Cal Poly will welcome America’s favorite pastime to its arsenal of club sports in the coming school year. The baseball club team, which will be hosting tryouts all fall quarter, got approved by Cal Poly Sport Club Council two weeks ago.
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Student addresses heart issues in D.C.
Third-year biology major and survivor of several strokes, Block joined 464 other American Heart Association You’re The Cure advocates and met with legislators to rally support for heart disease and stroke research and accessible health care.