The chancellor’s office announced that spring admission will be closed on all CSU campuses in an effort to reduce the budget deficit. The California Faculty Association started voting on whether or not to approve furloughs Monday.
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Fullerton earns preseason All-American honor
Cal Poly senior safety David Fullerton was named to the 2009 Sports Network Preseason Football Championship Subdivision All-American Third Team on Tuesday.
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Trustees look for solution to budget deficit
Students may see up to a 20 percent fee increase and faculty may see a 10 percent pay cut as a result of the $584 million budget deficit facing the California State University.
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Students struggle to find summer jobs in SLO
Cal Poly students can benefit from Career Services’ advice on how to find a summer job, internship, or volunteer and add to a resume.
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A year in review: Looking back at the year’s top headlines
At the end of the year we look back at the year’s top news stories. Full of controversy and history the top headlines have kept us reading. With presidential elections, college based fees, losses and arrests the year
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America’s past time becomes club team at Cal Poly
Cal Poly will welcome America’s favorite pastime to its arsenal of club sports in the coming school year. The baseball club team, which will be hosting tryouts all fall quarter, got approved by Cal Poly Sport Club Council two weeks ago.
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Lee readies for chance at big leagues
If you asked Cal Poly’s head coach Larry Lee, Ryan Lee has done everything in his power this season to move himself into a position to be drafted. As a leadoff hitter, Ryan Lee had on base percentage of .401 and broke the s Division I record for consecutive games with a hit with 26.
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Callero rolls up his sleeves and prepares for work
Joe Callero takes the reins of a program that has gone 19-39 over the past two seasons under previous coach Kevin Bromley. “Joe has experience building programs in an academic environment similar to Cal Poly’s.”
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Eighteen Mustangs to compete in west regional
The Mustangs were without top sprinter Jarred Houston who had been injured in spring football practice. Houston was expected to be one of Cal Poly’s major contributors when the NCAA West Regional begins today.
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Poly education helped writer in Hollywood
Cal Poly 1974 graduate Jim Kouf shared his path to Hollywood last Thursday as part of the College of Liberal Arts distinguished speakers series.
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Ralphie May delivers double the laughs, double the fun
“My job as entertainer is to first make people laugh and then one of the things I’ve taken up is to make people think as well,” May said. “Because when you’re making people laugh, it opens the minds up.”