Hip-hop duo Atmosphere is performing an on-campus concert this Thursday.
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Atmosphere to perform on-campus concert
Atmosphere will take the UU Plaza stage on April 24.
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The other race: Who's running for ASI Board of Directors?
Fifty-eight students are running to represent their college on the Board of Directors this year.
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Rep. Capps to meet with ASI on Wednesday
“There are many federal issues that affect our universities, from student financial aid issues, federal research funding, to serving undocumented students, and addressing school safety,” Capps said in a press release announcing the meeting.
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ASI election profile: Jake Rogers
Benjy Egel [follow id = “BenjyEgel”] Two-year member of the National Agricultural Marketing Association (NAMA) team Vice President of Cal Poly Young Cattlemen’s Association Agricultural Student Council President Campaign Slogan: “Be The Difference” Agricultural business junior Jake Rogers comes from Glenville, Calif., a mountain town an hour outside Bakersfield with road signs reading an overestimated […]
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Sullivan ratified as Board of Directors member
Associated Students, Inc. presidential candidate Joi Sullivan was ratified into the Board of Directors Wednesday night, filling a vacancy in the College of Liberal Arts (CLA).
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Country duo Love and Theft to perform sunset, on-campus concert
Country duo Love and Theft is making its way to Cal Poly for a sunset, on-campus concert.
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ASI committee ends ban on candidates speaking with media
The new rules unanimously approved by the Recruitment and Development Committee let candidates speak to the media without fear of penalty.
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Cal Poly considering charging for weekend parking
According to UPD associate director Cindy Campbell, other California State University campuses charge for weekend parking.
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ASI kills debate, free speech on campus
This policy not only punishes students for things completely outside of their control, but it discourages open debate about candidates and campus issues. And there’s an argument to be made that it’s unconstitutional.
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75 students file to run for ASI office
Four Associated Students, Inc. presidential candidates and 71 Board of Directors hopefuls filed paperwork to run for office in the 2014 election, according to a Facebook post by ASI on Saturday.