Using a program called Elluminate, Fisher’s image appeared on his student’s computers. Using his PowerPoint notes, he lectured his students while they sat at home or in their dorms.
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Midnight 5k fundraises for Special Olympics
A Cal Poly class is hosting the second annual Campus Midnight 5k Fun Run tonight. More than 175 people have registered for the event.
Health care reform uncovered
When biology senior Rachel Hornstein recently asked Cal poly students what they knew about Health Care reform she was shocked to find that the answer was ‘not much.’
Cal Poly travels to Weber State in final game of season
Quarterback Jonathan Dally threw a career-high five interceptions, one turnover less than the Mustangs had all year.
Speaker highlights education inequality
Jonathan Kozol, renowned civil rights and education activist, speaks on disparities and a lifetime in the American education system.
Furloughs save CSU money; frustrate professors
Chancellor Reed implemented two programs to reduce the budget deficit: furloughs and lower admission.
Supermileage Vehicle Team ready to take first place
Cal Poly’s Supermileage Vehicle Team is entering two cars in this year’s Shell Eco-Marathon Americas, a competition to see whose car is the most fuel-efficient.
Anderson Aquatics Center
The Anderson Aquatics Center opened on Sept. 15. It provides more lanes for the teams to practice rather than crowding into the six lanes at used at the Cal Poly Rec Center.
BLOG: A refreshed view of organized sports
A sports beat renews a reporter’s interest in organized collegiate sports.
Cal Poly falls to South Dakota in fourth-quarter thriller
South Dakota (5-5, 2-2 Great West) held off a 13-point fourth-quarter rally by Cal Poly (4-6, 1-3) to defeat the Mustangs 50-48 on Saturday.
Bill would give CSU $600 million
With a $564 million shortfall for the year, legislators are scrambling for ideas on how to keep the quality of education in California’s school system at its current level while battling the deficit.