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Woodstock’s Pizza agrees to $1.5 million settlement, denies labor violations

Woodstock’s Pizza has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit and will pay $1.5 million to former employees if a court approves the lawsuit next month. The lawsuit, filed by former employee Shelby Lowry of Woodstock’s Davis location, claimed the company violated 21 different labor codes, including failing to “properly and timely” pay all wages, […]

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Cal Poly Graphic Design department struggles with a lack of resources, says students and faculty

Cal Poly’s Art and Design major offers three different concentrations: graphic design, photography and video and studio art. The largest of these is the graphic design concentration, yet students and professors say that the graphic design department is struggling to work under limited staff and resources.   “Right now, we have fewer full-time professors than when […]

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“We’re students too”: navigating power dynamics and student life as a Cal Poly RA

There are few certainties in residential life for university students, but something that is guaranteed is having Resident Advisors, or  “RAs.” Every residence hall and apartment at Cal Poly has a team of student workers who manage dozens of their peers. One of them is biochemistry junior Jordan Ford, an RA for the yakʔitʸutʸu College […]

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