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Mustang News Now: 1-Minute update
Mustang News anchor Leah Horner has the headlines you need to know going into this week.
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San Luis Obispo stabilization program: the many ideas to integrate San Luis Obispo neighborhoods
Councilman John Ashbaugh, San Luis Obispo Mayor Jan Marx and Alliance of SLO Neighborhoods have their own ideas.
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Opposition to new housing project continues
Of the attendees at a recent meeting, 40 protested the project and only one supported it.
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All residence halls expecting Wi-Fi this summer
Poly Canyon Village, Cerro Vista Apartments and the Sierra Madre complex are done, Jurasin said, but the rest of the 11 residence halls still do not have access to wireless Internet.
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Humphrey: New housing part of goal to bring all freshmen, sophomores on campus
“We know that students who live in the residence halls perform better academically, reach higher levels of student success, graduate at higher rates than students who don’t,” Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey said.
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Mustang News, Dec. 4, 2013: Community responds to new student housing
Christina Favuzzi Mustang News anchor Christina Favuzzi recaps today’s biggest news at Cal Poly.
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Freshmen fight fire in Sequoia residence hall
A non-injury, electrical fire occurred in Sequoia residence hall Sunday afternoon, causing part of the building to be deemed unsafe to live in for the rest of the quarter, Cal Poly spokesperson Matt Lazier said.
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A dorm-cooked meal
Fear not, young fledglings. Departing the nest may be daunting, but you don’t have to sacrifice good grub for the sake of campus life.
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Living in the dorms: Tips for maximizing your dorm experience
Dorm life, while exciting, isn’t always easy. Most people have never been packed into a tiny room with two strangers, fueled only by eating campus food and caffeine (lots of caffeine). Besides the bare essentials, people rarely think of the most clutch items to bring. While dorm living is an adjustment, these 10 not-so-obvious things can transform your dorm room into a home away from home:
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Students play games with autistic spectrum
For two years, mathematics senior Dara Stepanek has held a game night in Muir Hall every quarter for people in the autism spectrum (those with pervasive development disorders), and anyone else who wants to participate. The last game night was Friday. Stepanek has been a resident advisor (RA) in Muir Hall for two years, and one […]