When I look in the mirror in the morning, I notice the freckles covering my body. To some, they are just marks, but to me, they represent a scary monster: skin cancer.
I used to be naive about skin cancer. I didn’t realize the marks on my body had an unknown secret.
San Luis Obispo has turned into a dump within the last month.
Garbage trails away from overflowing dumpsters; disgusting couches are chucked onto the sides of streets; and broken glass bottles in the road make walking more like hop-scotch.
Clean up your trash, Cal Poly!
Instead of tossing your nasty furniture onto the street, take it to the local dump.
President Bush recently returned from his diplomatic trip to Europe, where he spent two days in Budapest, Hungary, helping commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian uprising against Communist tyranny. I followed the president’s trip very closely, as my parents are Hungarian and I have traveled to Hungary many times, and I concluded the president’s ignorance was not exposed with his interpretation of Hungary’s past, but with his interpretation of the country’s future.
If we find you driving drunk, the Mustang Daily will come after you, punk!
After SLOPD arrested two Cal Poly students for DUIs in the past two weeks, we thought it would be beneficial to enlighten you party animals about the facts, consequences and alternatives to drunk driving.
Douglas B. Bruzzone and Michael Matzke Well, faithful Mustang Daily readers, our glorious run has come to an end. We’ve had a lot of laughs, but more importantly, we’ve all learned something. For one thing, calling out the UFC champion? Bad idea. But we don’t take it back. With that said, we’ve received a lot […]
Janice Edman If there was a class offered here at Poly on love, I’m sure the “learn by doing” motto would be given a run for its money. Because that’s exactly how one learns about love ” not from reading Harlequin Romances or watching “How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days” until you […]
I would like to comment on Ms. Kasavan’s letter regarding the “Justice for All” exhibit. In her first paragraph, she states that there were people left feeling more confused and uncertain about where they stand on the issue of abortion after viewing the exhibit. Since I would have a hard time believing that a pro-life […]
So I have one question: What’s with all the mechanical engineers writing letters to the editor? I open a Mustang Daily every other day or so and every time I read the letters to the editor, there is always at least one ME author. I just want to know if there is a reason for […]
Let’s face it: the Mustang Daily is becoming boring. Jack Ingram had his moment in the sun, but now he’s repetitive. Brian Eller’s still looking for a way to “Ingram-up” his articles, but they, for the most part, put me to sleep. Even the sex commentaries are full of cliches that cause me to crumple […]
I was walking from the parking structure to building 26 and had to cross the street at South Perimeter and Via Carta. Before I stepped into the crosswalk, I looked for cars and other hazards. I had barely stepped out when a bicyclist, in the car lane, came flying by, almost hitting me after ignoring […]
When I was little, I took piano lessons. I started at age 9, and continued through high school. For those nine years, nothing in the world could faze me when my fingers touched those smooth, slick keys. To this day, memories of playing duets with my grandmother sitting beside me, or of playing whichever piece […]
