In order to combat late-night double parking issues, the San Luis Obispo Police Department has designated taxi zones throughout the downtown area.
The new taxi zones are a way of ensuring the safety of both nighttime pedestrians and taxi drivers, according to police.
The Information Technology Service Department is making changes to the way students using laptops can access the internet on campus for the upcoming fall quarter.
Beginning Sept. 9, Cal Poly students will be able to easily access wireless networks throughout campus for the first time without having to register laptops through the ITS office.
Any student can be a elementary school teacher in three quarters of college.
Cal Poly professor Len Davidman on Aug. 30 will hold a meeting in Building 2, room 101 from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., to discuss how any one student can begin an exciting career in teaching.
I was not much of a wine drinker until lately. The other night I felt the urge to just curl up on the couch with a bottle of vino and watch a little television.
My experimentation with sophistication began with a bottle of pinot noir. My show of choice: college rodeo.
Tom Petty’s new album “Highway Companion” is a smooth blend of toe-tapping music and sing-along vocals. Listeners will find themselves singing the lyrics after hearing the album only once.
The third album of Petty’s solo career is a perfect combination of slow and upbeat songs.
The San Luis Obispo Little Theatre is celebrating its 60th season in show business this year, making it one of the longest continuously-running community theaters in the nation.
In the theater’s six-decade lifespan, more than 375 productions have been staged in over 21 locations around the county.
It’s a place where friends are rivals and rivals are friends. Huh?
There is a new Web site called FanSpot (www.fanspot.com) geared toward the sports fanatic.
FanSpot is organized similarly to MySpace, where patrons sign up for membership to design a Web page of their own.
Blocking and tackling was a bit louder Aug. 14 when the Cal Poly football team practiced in full pads for the first time during training camp.
Head coach Rich Ellerson said the Mustangs had already been doing roughly 80 percent of the drills seen during Monday’s practice, which lasted nearly three hours at the track and field facility.
Five students sit around a table in the middle of the night, occasionally glancing up at each other only to look back down and focus on what they are doing.
As beads of sweat continue to build on their foreheads, no one is sure what time it is, 1 or 2 a.m.
It is every athlete’s worst enemy. No, not jock itch, but the heat.
With this summer’s temperatures reaching extreme highs, many Cal Poly coaches and athletes training for the fall season are taking action to fight off dehydration and potential heat stroke.
My friend has let me down. Recently, we had a misunderstanding and I decided that we should no longer see each other. I realized that my friend is holding me back and giving nothing to our relationship.
Blame it on the recent heat wave or the dullness of my tedious life as a summer intern, but I have reluctantly decided that I hate television.
