My time in Mustang News narrows down to one lesson: there is no such thing as the perfect time to do anything. If you don’t open yourself up to new opportunities, you will continue passing up every good thing that comes your way, waiting for the perfect time to pounce at a fresh opportunity you […]
Category: Opinion
Amelia Nored | If there’s a beginning, there must be an end!
All 100+ times I’ve been asked what my favorite part about MMG is, I’ve given the same answer: the people. While it’s becoming a lazy response at this point, it’s the most honest one I have. In my final couple weeks at Cal Poly, I’m adopting extra caution in not taking the people in Building […]
Abby Gorman | I think you guys might be thinking about yourselves too much
When I joined MMG winter quarter of my freshman year, I somehow already felt behind. My six-month intermission since high school journalism, combined with my first pitch being rejected in front of a dozen of my incredibly talented peers, really tanked my confidence. I can’t lie, going from editor-in-chief to a general assignment reporter was […]
Quit the toxic relationship with your body
Cal Poly being an active campus is not new. The multi-level gym is often crowded, and a plethora of natural landscapes provide plenty of outdoor activities for students. The positive promotion of exercise and fitness is great, but at what point does our school’s fitness obsession pose a threat to student’s relationships with their bodies?Â
It’s okay if you don’t get that summer internship
Life experiences, like traveling and meeting new people from diverse backgrounds, hold value that cannot be quantified by the black ink on a resume.
Letter to the Editor: Standing up against hate after the attack on the San Diego mosque
On Monday, May 18, a horrific tragedy struck the Islamic Center of San Diego when two teenage boys attacked the mosque, claiming the lives of three Muslims before ending their own lives. The shockwaves of this violence are felt acutely right here in San Luis Obispo and in communities across the country.
Arguing with debate booths is a waste of time
Debate-style political booths are structured to be as unbalanced as possible and put you at as much of a disadvantage as they can. There is only one way to “win” in these debates: to not pick up the mic at all.
Everything I’ve gatekept in SLO as a graduating senior
I’m done with gatekeeping. As a graduating senior, here are some of my favorites in San Luis Obispo, from hidden gem locations to explore to tips that will save you money.Â
This college town holds charming secrets, and before graduating, I figured it’s better to share the wealth so people can enjoy it the way I have. This list is only the beginning, so I hope this encourages you to get out there and find them yourself!
Embrace changing beliefs: a retrospect of the ‘if God is good, why is there pain and suffering?’ seminar
An argument is not a competition. Disagreements shouldn’t be treated as opportunities to defeat opposing participants, but as chances to better understand different perspectives and refine one’s own thinking. Instead, conflict can spark meaningful and thoughtful conversations when contributors enter with open minds.
Probando cinco taquerĂas en San Luis Obispo: ÂżLos resultados?
Alexa Soto-Rios es una columnista de opiniĂłn de Mustang News. Las opiniĂłnes expressadas en este artĂculo no necesariamente reflejan las de Mustang Media Group. Tacos. Son satisfactorios, consoladores y, en general, una comida rápida y confiable para cualquier momento del dĂa. San Luis Obispo no es ajeno a los camiones de tacos ni a los […]
JDAWG SAYS: Stay unemployed
I have written 20-some cover letters and optimized my resume with AI and have stacked my Linkedin and have gotten nowhere. At this point, who gafs? I think I was never meant to have a job. “The future is bright!” “You’re so talented!” “You have such good experience!” Okay. So, where do I go from […]
