According to toxicology results, Matthew Hurlbutt had several substances in his system at the time of his death.
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Matt Hurlbutt was more than an infectious smile
A memorial service was held for Matthew Hurlbutt at the Christopher Cohan Center Tuesday morning.
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UGS to partner with Cal State Northridge adagency
Cal Poly’s University Graphic Systems (UGS) is teaming up with Cal State Northridge’s Center for Visual Communication (VISCOM) to provide communication services for both universities. VISCOM is Northridge’s student-run advertising and marketing center. Cal Poly Graphic Communications department head Harvey Levenson has been working with Northridge Provost Harold Hellenbrand for nearly a year, exploring the […]
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Cal Poly alumnus recognized for creation of engineering lab
Cal Poly alumnus Jon Monett was nationally recognized along with Cal Poly engineering students for their work in prosthetics.
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RPTA department publishes info on Californians’ rec habits
Several RPTA faculty members and Cal Poly students worked for nearly three years on “The California Opinions and Attitudes Survey on Outdoor Recreation.”
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Jamba Juice begins 20th anniversary celebration
Jamba Juice will be offering a buy-one-get-one-free coupon on their Web site good until April 25.
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Matthew Hurlbutt memorial planned for Tuesday
Friends of Cal Poly industrial engineering junior Matthew Hurlbutt have planned a memorial service for tomorrow, April 13 in Philips Hall at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center at 11 a.m.
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New master’s program awaits approval
Cal Poly’s Fire Protection Engineering (FPE) will be the only master’s program of its kind on the West Coast, and the third such program in the nation.
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SLO for Darfur Club “Lives Like Refugees” on Dexter Lawn
Last week members of Cal Poly’s SLO for Darfur club demonstrated what life is like in a Darfur refugee camp by camping on Dexter Lawn from April 5 to 7.
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Students march to honor César Chávez
Cal Poly’s Movimiento Estudiatil Xicana/o de Aztlan (MEXA) student organization held its annual march to honor Mexican-American civil rights activist César Chávez last Thursday.
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Cal Poly prepares to hold Open House
From April 15 to 17, Cal Poly will be holding their annual open house to give prospective students a chance to view the campus and learn more about the opportunities that are present at the university.