Tattooing origins can be traced back to ancient cultures, where the process had a tad more significance than today.
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Poke Chef restaurant offers quick and healthy food options
San Luis Obispo is now home to its first poke restaurant. Poke is a Hawaiian dish filled with fresh veggies and raw fish. For a taste of the cuisine, visit Poke Chef at 580 California Blvd.
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Central Pacific Ski Club Big Trip Reveal 2016
Central Pacific Ski Club has revealed the destination of their next Big Trip this January.
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De Los Santos leads Cal Poly golf to fourth in Nick Watney Invitational
Senior Justin De Los Santos finished second in the invitational with a four-under-par 209.
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Volleyball splits weekend games
Splitting this road trip puts Cal Poly fifth in conference going in to this crucial month of the volleyball season.
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No. 16 Cal Poly falls to North Dakota
The Mustangs started out slow in the first half, gaining life in the beginning of the second, but ultimately lost steam at the end.
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Poly Playbook: September 30th, 2016
Poly Playbook anchor Clara Knapp recaps and previews the week of sports in Cal Poly Athletics
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Student by day, police officer by night: A life of multiple identities
While Sanchez is off-duty, however, he sets aside his badge and blends in with the rest of the students.
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30-Minute Update: Echosmith performs on campus, recap of first presidential debate
Mustang News anchors Laura Hoover and Dan Dempster have more on this week’s top stories.
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New Scout Coffee close to campus
Scout Coffee expands their shop to Foothill Blvd.
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Mustang Insider: Sept. 27
Joe Schutz and Allison Edmonds take a look at last week in Cal Poly Athletics with some key players.