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Ten years in the making for the U.S.

by AndrewNenow May 9, 2011August 29, 2022

Andrew Nenow is a wine and viticulture sophomore and Mustang Daily conservative columnist. I’m sure the plethora of Osama bin Laden articles in the media lately has been a lot to swallow, but someone like myself cannot ignore such a topic. Partly because it is such a momentous achievement by our military and government, and […]

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Sorry for celebrating — Bin Laden’s death stirs up campus and social media

by jjjenkins May 9, 2011August 29, 2022

J.J. Jenkins is a journalism freshman and Mustang Daily freshman columnist. How were we supposed to feel last Sunday night? It is a question I honestly do not know the answer to, I just know it felt good. The freshman class at Cal Poly was in fourth grade last time the national spotlight had been […]

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Humanity entitled to life, liberty, happiness

by JeremyCutcher May 4, 2011August 29, 2022

Liberal columnist discusses the the entitlement programs of Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid.

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A look at the Fair Trade movement

by Heather Rockwood May 3, 2011August 29, 2022

The Fair Trade movement calls for consumer ethics and the acknowledgment of human rights when purchasing food.

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The ego of the Teachers’ Union

by AndrewNenow May 2, 2011August 29, 2022

Conservative columns the right to protest that the Teacher’s Union has actively practiced recently.

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Finding co-mance: The trials and tribulations of finding a co for Week of Welcome

by jjjenkins May 2, 2011August 29, 2022

Freshman tackles co-mance by stealing a roommate’s romance.

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Satisfy the heart with sustainable sablefish

by Heather Rockwood April 26, 2011August 29, 2022

Today we will take a moment to explore some of the names this fish goes by and why it is beneficial for us and the environment to start considering the addition of sablefish to our dinner plates every once in a while.

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