Chumash Auditorium was filled with aspiring journalists Thursday morning when renowned Associated Press courtroom reporter Linda Deutsch spoke of her life covering trials. Deutsch most recently covered the Michael Jackson trial but has also reported on the trials of O.J. Simpson, Charles Manson, Patty Hearst, William Kennedy Smith, the officers who were accused of beating […]
Renowned court reporter speaks of her experience
Hot turkey without breaking a sweat
If you want to gobble up a good Thanksgiving meal in San Luis Obispo without roasting a 20-pound bird yourself, there’s good news: several local restaurants are offering holiday feasts. That means you don’t have to go cold turkey on good Thanksgiving eats. Steamers of Pismo 1601 Price St., Pismo Beach, 773-4711 Specials: Steamers features […]
Cast not the first stone . . .
Jack Ingram -But don’t worry, glass houses are on sale at Wal-Mart. Thanks for the letters. I felt like I just took an ethics class from Dick Cheney. Apparently, my point eluded some who wrote in, or perhaps they just bumped their heads on a few branches while descending the crazy tree. Now I see, […]
When the news doesn't report the news
It seems like every time we see Paris Hilton or Anna Nicole Smith in the news, it’s the same story – they’ve broken up with another guy or they’ve gotten in a drunken brawl. The stories repeat themselves across the media and every time, we shake our heads and move on with our own lives. […]
Goth People: Get Over It
Douglas B. Bruzzone and Michael Matzke Dear Goth People, We know you’re probably crying your lame goth tears all over this letter, and we just wanted to let you know something: no one cares about you. Not your mom, not Trent Reznor, and certainly not these Two Classy Gents, because the last time we checked […]
Cal Poly's Men's Basketball 2005-06
Garrett Leight The Cal Poly men’s basketball team will have to fight an uphill battle to regain the respect of fans after finishing last year with a record of 5-22 overall and 3-15 in the Big West – a record poor enough for a last-place finish in the Big West. However, coach Kevin Bromley isn’t […]
San Luis Obispo plans for the future
By the year 2050, San Luis Obispo County could see a light rail train system, a faster bus system, safer bike paths, trails and lanes, making San Luis Obispo a more efficient and sustainable environment for its people. Cal Poly’s civil engineering students developed plans and ideas for the city’s future in a public transportation […]
New Web site registers students automatically
A Cal Poly student has created a new Web service that aims to make registering for classes a little easier. PolyRegister.com, a site created by Dave Patierno, is an automated system in which students give the Web site their information and it registers for them. “Waking up at 7 a.m. so you don’t have to” […]
ASI makes a connection through e-newsletter
Cal Poly’s first quarterly electronic newsletter for students, containing messages from ASI officers, information on co-sponsorship, and news about the recent California State University fee increases was released by ASI on Wednesday. The e-newsletter titled, “The Student Government Connection,” is one of ASI’s many attempts to make sure students stay up to date on important […]
What's the solution?
Mr. Ingram, you are quite confused. It is keen how you bring in entirely different subjects in a feeble attempt to discredit me and my letter. Introducing discussion about attacks in Jordon is not only irrelevant in this conversation, it is an entirely new debate. You then bring in your opinion that I feel those […]
Drop the name calling in political arguments
Though I have long felt that the form of argumentation that occurs on the Letters page of the Daily, which often relies on crass personal attacks (use of the term “ignorant,” or one of its synonyms is quite common), and have been pleased on the occasion that someone has written in on the issue, I […]

