The night kicked off with a classic gender education tool: the Man Box and Lady Box.
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Campus Climate Survey: The numbers, the successes, the problems
The survey indicated 1,410 respondents had experienced “exclusionary, intimidating, offensive and/or hostile conduct” at Cal Poly.
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7 Greek Week activities to attend
The week-long event starts Monday and ends Sunday evening.
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Prentice Powell returns to ATOG as featured poet
Poet and educator Prentice Powell will step onto Chumash Auditorium’s stage for the fifth time on Feb. 5 for the Another Type of Groove: Spoken Word Poetry event. It is part of the MultiCultural Center’s (MCC) celebration of Black History Month.
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HBSA fashion show means business
Students strutted down the catwalk sporting blazers, appropriately sized high heels and ties in Chumash Auditorium this past Friday to raise money for a scholarship for a future Hispanic Business Student Association (HBSA) member.
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Entrepreneurship Forum discusses giving back
In today’s world, companies can be successful while also doing good for the world. This was a main topic at the Social Entrepreneurship and the Triple Bottom Line Forum in Chumash Auditorium Tuesday. The forum focused on companies and entrepreneurs who see profit, people and the planet as their bottom-line goals, according to Cal Poly Center for […]
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Sorority grants wishes with annual casino night
Cal Poly’s Chi Omega sorority hosted its fourth annual Chi O Casino Saturday night. The Vegas-style casino event aims to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Tri-Counties. The Chi Omega women set a goal of $25,000 for the event — enough to grant five wishes. In the end, they raised a grand total […]
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Jennifer Coolidge brings sassy act to Cal Poly
Stifler’s mom seduced again — but this time, she seduced Cal Poly.
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Musical-comedy ‘Falsettos’ portrays controversial issues
“Falsettos,” a story about life, love and sex will take the stage in the Alex and Fay Spanos Theatre for its opening show tonight. The Tony Award-winning musical comedy is put on by the theatre and dance department and by director and assistant professor of theatre arts Ginny Anderson.
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Not all critics “Like” Facebook movie
Last night, Cal Poly students gathered in Chumash Auditorium to watch a free screening of “The Social Network,” a film that revolves around the best kind of drama: Facebook drama.
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Students learn to ‘Major in Success’
Patrick Combs spoke in Chumash Auditorium Tuesday about how to achieve happiness during and after a college career, and his book — “Major in Success: Make College Easier, Fire Up Your Dreams and Get a Very Cool Job.”