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Archana Pisupati | Four cups at the table

I’m sitting at Linnaea’s on a warmer-than-usual Wednesday afternoon, writing this column the same way I’ve written almost everything important over the last four years: slightly hunched over my laptop, people-watching between sentences and drinking an iced oat milk lavender latte.  At this point, the drink feels less like caffeine and more like an emblem […]

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Aviv Kesar | Fish out of water

Newsflash: I’m not a journalism student, and for most of my time at Cal Poly, Building 26 was never supposed to be my home. In reality, for about 1.5 years, this building represented what my major was mistakenly perceived as. Whenever someone asked me about graphic communications, I had to constantly explain that I was […]

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Kaitlyn Le | The audacity

It was difficult to speak. The cloud of words held captive found their only escape in journals, music and other forms of media growing up. As someone who loved medicine and helping people, I majored in biochemistry at Cal Poly,  thinking I’d finally find my voice. Instead, I caught myself doing work just to get […]

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