Students who don’t go home for Thanksgiving find alternative ways to celebrate the holiday.
Not going home for the holidays
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CSU considering tuition hikes, decision to come in January
The proposal would charge students an additional $270 a year
Posted inEditorials
Sincerely, SLO: San Luis Obispo Police Department Chief of Police Deanna Cantrell
Law enforcement has been our own worst enemy by not being as transparent as we can be…
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Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Don Bartletti speaks on immigration
Right now, one of the most heated topics in the United States is how to handle southern immigration from Mexico. The term “immigrant” has many definitions for different people — from the founders of our nation to families looking for a fresh start in a new country to thieves, killers and rapists coming to America […]
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John Brown’s Body brings new sound and energy to SLO Brew
From the heavy bass guitar presence found in traditional reggae music to the high intensity of electronic music to the dance-friendly beats of funk, it’s about time John Brown’s Body (JBB) created their own genre of music. With a sound so unique and raw compared to their reggae counterparts in the music industry, JBB’s self-named […]
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A look inside campus’ new gourmet restaurant
Dylan Ring has more on the new on-campus gourmet restaurant known as “Myron’s.” While Myron’s is largely visited by faculty and staff, the restaurant’s doors are open to all of campus. However, they do not accept Plu$ Dollars. The gourmet menu features items like vegetable farro, ahi poke and ribeye steak. Myron’s is open Monday-Friday […]
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30-Minute update: Live from Turkey Food drive, a look inside campus’ newest restaurant
Mustang News anchors Michael Frank and Brian Robbins have the headlines you need to know this week.
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A look into the Establishment
The communal living space called the Establishment at the corner of Leff and Santa Barbara streets has room for 19 tenants. Even when nobody is home, the Establishment is packed to the gills. The exterior of the place is hard to nail down. Overgrown trees shade the profile of the Establishment’s front wall. To see […]
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Can we really connect?
Student distress is on the rise. According to a 2014 study by the American College Health Association, almost half of students reported feeling hopeless within the last 12 months of that year. Cal Poly counselors say this mirrors what they see daily. No one knows why: stress, peer pressure, hookup culture, lack of diversity and […]
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Mustang News Now: 1-Minute national update
Mustang News anchor Amanda Fridley has this week’s top stories from around the country.
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Mustang Insider Nov. 15: In the studio with Cal Poly athletes
Mustang News anchors Connor McCarthy and Allison Edmonds sit down with athletes from men’s football, men’s and women’s tennis and men and women’s swimming and diving to preview and recap Cal Poly Athletics.