Cal Poly men’s basketball coach Kevin Bromley was bought out of his contract and will not return next season according to a statement released by the school’s athletic website.
Bromley started his career at Cal Poly as an assistant under head coach Jeff Schneider in 1995 before taking over the top job two years later.
The drug cartels ruined your plans to go to Mexico, the boss didn’t get your e-mail that you wouldn’t be in town for the week or you’re recession-ing a bit too much to get out of town for spring break.
How many college seniors can say they helped save lives as part of their senior project? That’s what six seniors from the Orfalea College of Business are attempting later this month during World Water Week and the Tap Project. “It’s a senior project but we hope to do more than that,” said Lindsay Bruinsma who […]
The Cal Poly women’s basketball team expected to win its quarterfinal matchup with eighth-seeded Cal State Northridge yesterday at the Big West Tournament in Anaheim. After dispatching the Matadors 74-65 yesterday afternoon, the third seed Mustangs (20-10) now begin their journey from the opposite side of the spectrum when they take on second-seeded UC Riverside […]
Former Morro Bay medical marijuana dispensary owner Charles Lynch will be sentenced on Mar. 23 in the Los Angeles Federal Court House and may face a mandatory minimum of five years in federal prison for violating federal drug laws. The jury found Lynch, 46, guilty on Aug. 5 on five federal counts including possession with […]
After all the hard work the Cal Poly women’s basketball team put in this season, it all came down to eight seconds. Trailing by one point to UC Riverside (19-11) in their Big West Tournament semifinal game, the Mustangs had precious little time to reflect on their season as junior forward Becky Tratter rebounded a […]
In response to “CLA Students shouldn’t have to foot the bill” by Lauren Stupek: Based on the number of things that have seemingly gone “unaddressed,” it seems that you just aren’t paying attention to the situation. Yes, Baker makes a lot of money but the $328,000 (plus housing and other benefits) he earned last year […]
After a two-day period to submit an advisory vote on a proposal to increase college based fees, 47 percent of Cal Poly students voted on the CBF referendum with 78 percent voting for it and 22 percent against. The proposal will make the CBF $362 per quarter for full-time students in fall 2009. An additional […]
Although many students will travel for spring break, those who are here on March 22 have a chance to enjoy “An Evening With Marvin Hamlisch,” in which the composer will perform with special guest vocalist Anne Lunolfsson. Hamlisch, who scored numerous motion pictures and Broadway shows, has won three Oscars, four Grammy Awards, three Golden […]
Between traveling by bike, bus and foot, Cal Poly students rarely need to claim a car’s front seat. But for those returning home for spring break,1 the eternal struggle with siblings to navigate the radio and have access to an airbag will continue just as it did before leaving for school. For this reason, I […]
Crappy priority registrations. Ever been through one of them? You e-mail the professor to explain your situation and you beg and plead that you need this class in order to move on to the next series within your expected graduation schedule. And this is just seven weeks before the next quarter starts. Still, there you […]
