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Gauchos spoil playoff chances for Mustangs

For the first time since the creation of the Big West Championship Tournament, the women’s soccer team will be on the outside looking i. Needing a win to continue their season, the Mustangs dropped the final game of the regular season, 1-0 at UC Santa Barbara. It took until the 85:05 mark for the Gauchos […]

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No Garnett for No. 10 Cal Poly

brennan angel The Cal Poly football team (5-2, 3-0 Great West) will rely on redshirt freshman quarterback Matt Brennan to get the job done against conference rival UC Davis (4-3, 2-1 Great West). After a tough loss at Montana (5-2, 2-1 Big Sky), the Mustangs will need to move on if they hope to have […]

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45th anniversary for plane crash survivors

Tomorrow marks the 45th anniversary of the plane crash that killed 22 people, including 16 Cal Poly football players. The Arctic-Pacific C-46 plane went down after its left engine failed shortly after takeoff from the Toledo airport in Ohio. At the time it was the worst sports air disaster in U.S. history. Only 26 people […]

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Whistler and the three dwarves

Joe Sargent With California’s ski resorts opened or opening soon, the ski and snowboard season has begun, and the Central Pacific Ski Club (CPSC) wants to get you down the slope. CPSC is an off-campus club that is focused on skiing and snowboarding, and is open to those of all experience levels. “There are people […]

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Are You Ready?

Bradford Applin No, not for the World Series.  Nope, not for the second half of the NFL season.  Hockey? *muffles laughter* sorry, try again.  No, the PBA tour doesn’t count. I meant: are you ready for the start of the NBA season?!? That’s right. On Nov. 1 the NBA will officially tip off the 2005-2006 […]

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In my opinion-.blah blah blah

Jen Boudevin I believe it was Abraham Lincoln who said “public opinion in this country is everything.” Apparently even back in the 19th century, what you thought made even a tiny ripple in the vast sea between knowledge and ignorance.                         But opinions? Really? They just don’t seem to ever get us anywhere, other […]

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Garnett sidelined for rest of season

sheila sobchik Cal Poly starting quarterback Anthony Garnett is out for the season with a torn left ACL and meniscus, according to assistant media relations director Eric Burdick. Garnett threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns against the Grizzlies, but sustained an injury to his knee in the last 30 seconds of play that took […]

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Cal Poly defeats Pacific 1-0 at Mustang Stadium

kiel carreau The Cal Poly women’s soccer team (10-7-1, 3-4-0) celebrated its last home game of regular season play with a 1-0 victory over the University of the Pacific (10-4-4, 2-3-1) on Sunday. The game’s only goal was scored by Cal Poly’s Danielle Camarena, in the 51st minute, with the assist credited to Ashley Vallis. […]

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Cal Poly's Central Coast road trip

sheila sobchik As the Cal Poly volleyball team departed Saturday afternoon the sun was shining, but the scenic drive down U.S. Highway 101 quickly transformed into a frigid atmosphere. Choppy surf, fog as far as the eye could see and falling temperatures set the tone for the road trip to UC Santa Barbara. Long story […]

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