American and foreign government officials have increased efforts lately to increase global oversight and regulation over a broad spectrum of topics. Operating within international organizations with globalist agendas, heads of state and their advisors have revealed radical plans to transform government as we know it, creating what is popularly referred to as ‘a new world order.’
U.S. should free itself from entangling alliances
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Obama’s Supreme Court choice to influence policy for decades
Jarrett may not be the new Supreme Court nominee, but I think that anyone who meets his list of qualifications as well as Jarrett would be a good choice. This someone should not a radical, but someone who will be forward-thinking and have sound judgment.
Posted inSports
Take me out to the ball game
I recently decided to go watch a Friday night baseball game with some friends at our very own Baggett Stadium. I wasn’t exactly expecting much in terms of entertainment because baseball has never seemed to be one of the biggest things on campus. I couldn’t have been more wrong.
Posted inNews
Softball senior hits previous stats out of the park
When Jessica Rogers steps up to the plate this year she may be the same person that played softball for the Mustangs last year but she is not the same player.
Posted inOpinion
Mustang Daily endorses nobody this year
They’re too much alike to differentiate between their overlapping plans and platforms. And, while all of them have good ideas, nobody stands out as a leader with the ability to follow through, certainly not enough to warrant a staff endorsement.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The ‘war on drugs’: the fight against a victimless crime
Either a man has a right to himself or he does not. If he has such a right, how can it be argued that he does not have a right to also harm himself or, as in this case, commit an act which the government happens to define as harmful?
Posted inNews
Video: How does waitlisting really work?
Registration for fall and summer quarters is here. With the proposed College Based Fee increase still hanging in the balance getting the right classes in the near future is more important than ever.
Posted inNews
Alternative Breaks encourages student volunteerism
Four years after Hurricane Katrina, red signs still mark the doors of destroyed homes in the 9th Ward, tallying the number of deceased people and pets who once lived within.
Posted inFeatures
Hellboy Gets Even Weirder
I’m fairly sure that Hellboy needs no introduction, but for all of you who may have been living under a rock, Hellboy is basically the most badass comic book character ever, created by Mike Mignola.
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Guide to ASI Board of Director Candidates
Students will vote on Board of Directors candidates on Wednesday and Thursday. Each college has several representatives on the board that represent the college’s interests within ASI. Students only vote for representatives from their own college on My Cal Poly Portal from 7 a.m Wednesday to 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Find your niche in the scheme of green
Anyone with a successful career has at some point taken an inventory of their skills and interests and funneled them into a position that pays. Turn what you are merely good at into a career you love by finding a way integrate sustainability into your area of expertise.