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Recreation Center could partially reopen its facilities, according to county officials
The Cal Poly Recreation Center could partially reopen for use of its facilities after being open as an alternate care site for COVID-19 patients since April 8.
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Cal Poly’s alternate care site has not seen any patients
It has been about one month since the alternate care site at Cal Poly opened and it has not seen a single patient.
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The reasoning behind the Recreation Center’s layout
The Cal Poly Recreation Center stands out as a bright, modern space where students can go to sweat, study and sleep. But unbeknownst to the approximately 7,000 yogis, runners, lifters and casual exercisers that head to the Recreation Center daily, their seemingly routine outings at the gym are guided by subtle environmental cues hidden within […]
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Why New Year’s gym resolutions don’t work out after January
Why New Year’s Resolutions are not often met and what it takes to achieve them
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ASI modifies Recreation Center pricing for faculty
Sean McMinn smcminn@mustangdaily.net Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) will lower the Cal Poly Recreation Center’s monthly cost for non-students Friday, but the move isn’t enough for some faculty who say they still can’t afford the cost. More than one year after opening Cal Poly’s new recreation center, ASI will lower the monthly cost to $40.67 for […]
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Police investigate Rec Center photographer
Sean McMinn smcminn@mustangdaily.net The Cal Poly University Police Department has issued a safety advisory to the campus community after launching an investigation regarding a man who allegedly took photos of women working out at the Cal Poly Recreation Centerlast week. University Chief of Police George Hughes said an Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) employee noticed a […]
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The other benefits of cardio exercise
Hopefully you have all had a chance to visit our new Recreation — or Rec — Center by now, and have found the time in your busy schedules for the five minutes it takes to register with the new HandKey system. If so, then you have already witnessed the abundance of cardiovascular exercise opportunities now […]
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Rec Center closes, PRE-REC provides alternative
When students return to campus fall quarter, some might be disappointed to find the Cal Poly Recreation Center closed. Director of Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) Programs Marcy Maloney said the closure was necessary to ensure that the new, expanded center will open in January 2012, and will last until construction is completed. “It was a […]
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Summer construction closes Cal Poly roads and walkways
Summer construction on campus includes additional road closures, a 1.5 million gallon thermal water tank, and the final stages of expansion for the Recreation Center.
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Breaking the bank: what to know about student fees
Student fees account for 42 percent of students’ tuitions, and make up for the deficit in state-provided funding from past years.