On April 8 Cal Poly students marched to commemorate the life of Mexican-American civil rights activist Cesar Chavez.
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Unruly gathering law passed
The San Luis Obispo City Council voted overwhelmingly in favor of the “unruly gathering” ordinance after meeting with little opposition from those present at Tuesday night’s meeting.
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Santa Barbara County shuts down Floatopia
The beach below Isla Vista has been shut down as Santa Barbara County officials wants to stop Floatopia from happening at UCSB this weekend. Anyone caught entering the beach will be subject to a citation or arrest.
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Gym construction creates more exercise
As construction on the Recreation Center expands the pathway from Hathway Avenue onto campus has been shut down till August 30.
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Cal Poly logging team ranks in top 10 at annual forestry conclave
Most Cal Poly students spent spring break relaxing by the pool or taking road trips with friends, but the logging team chose to unwind in a different way.
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Stanford law professor speaks about neuroscience
Stanford law professor, Hank Greely gave a lecture entitled “Neuroscience: scientific revolutions, social challenges” in Cal Poly’s Philips Hall Friday afternoon.
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New campaign promotes CSU
The California State Student Association (CSSA) launched a new campaign called “California is Made in the CSU.” CSSA started the campaign early in March to educate the voting public about the value of California state universities, executive director Miles Nevin said. “We need the public support to help convince the legislator that the CSU should […]
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Cal Poly student killed on Highway 101 Sunday
Industrial engineering junior Matthew Hurlbutt was killed on the first southbound lane of Highway 101 early Sunday morning.
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Cal Poly senior lassos first place at national contest
The 2010 Young Farmers and Ranchers Leadership Conference is where Cal Poly agricultural communications senior Olivia Gonzales articulated on public perceptions of farmers and ranchers, challenged three others national competitors in the final round and took first place.
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Bike sharing a possibility on Cal Poly campus
Anyone needing quick transportation could quickly rent a bike and get where they need to go