In the six years since its founding, Mustangs for Recovery has grown with more meetings and events, support staff and medications.
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Changing lanes when it comes to college housing
Changing lanes across the Central Coast, from the winding roads of Big Sur to the blooming fields of the Carrizo plains, the sun beams against Nikolas Tanski’s aged, white Mercedes van, taking a less traveled road when it comes to housing.Â
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How a Cal Poly math professor creates art through the perfect slice
Jonathan Shapiro’s backyard over-looks the grass fields at the school where he’s taught math for more than a quarter-century.
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Musician Black Polish talks ‘life-changing experiences’ and being young in new album
“Trust me” were the words Jayden Binnix’s vocal teacher told them at 12-years-old as a push to inspire them to start writing music.
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Lightwire Theater lights up the stage in glow-in-the-dark performance
Lightwire Theater’s 59-minute performance utilized light, technology and music to tell the story of a scientist bringing a friendly dinosaur to life with magic.
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“Decolonizing Love” with NAICC and the Pride Center
On Feb. 16, the Native American and Indigenous Cultural Center (NAICC) and the Pride Center hosted a “Decolonizing Love” panel in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
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Fifth year’s a charm: The passion of the Men’s Water Polo club team
Most college athletes start their sport at a young age; business administration senior Jack Sweet is no different. What started as Splash Ball, an introductory version of water polo for children, developed into collegiate water polo and the dreams of eventually winning a national championship.Â
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High Tea Drag show celebrates love, expression and fashion
On Saturday, Feb. 10, Cal Poly Drag, FITS (Fashion, Innovation, Trendsetting and Styling) and the Sustainable Fashion Club (SFC) hosted a High Tea Valentines Drag show at the Plant Conservatory. The event included a valentine-making station sponsored by Cal Poly Letters of Love as well as a photo booth, tooth gems and a bring-your-own mug tea station.Â
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Cal Poly Jazz Combos allow students to explore their musical craft
At Cal Poly, several jazz bands exist—the jazz ensemble, vocal jazz, and jazz combos—all of which require students to audition and then enroll in classes led by music professors.Â
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The ‘domino’ effect that built Antonia’s Pizza
At the counter of Antonia’s Pizza, a man waits patiently to give his order. Samantha Elhajhasr chats with the man from behind the counter as he points to the display of pepperoni pizza and Coke.Â
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Cal Poly competes with other colleges to win an EDM music festival
The Up and Up Festival invites Cal Poly students to participate in a pre-sale competition to win a music festival headlined by Disco Lines. Pre-sale tickets went live on Tuesday and the contest ends on Thursday at 1 p.m.