Residents, business owners and community leaders spoke before the city council in a packed Ludwick Community Center Jan. 10. Throughout the event, proposals were posted to the walls of Ludwick’s auditorium. At the end, attendees were given 10 dot stickers and placed them on the matters they believed should receive highest priority in this new […]
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SLO native becomes SLO councilman
Gomez has plans for sustainability, housing and community relations.
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How to thrive during the Trump presidency
The transfer of power may not be the doomsday scenario everyone seems to expect.
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How the election is taking a toll on students’ mental well-being
The political aftermath has caused many students pain, but there are ways to combat this post-election stress and anxiety.
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Election 2016 livestream
Stay up-to-date with local results. Tune in to Mustang News’ election 2016 livestream.
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Buddhism’s calm approach to politics
With a day left before one of the most contentious elections in recent history, many are finding their lives consumed by political news. One Cal Poly professor with a new book on Buddhism and politics says we may be setting ourselves up for unnecessary distress. Political science professor Matthew J. Moore’s first book, “Buddhism and […]
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Everything you need to know about the election
Read up on the state props, San Luis Obispo mayoral and city council candidates and the presidential candidates.
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Fresh faces: City council candidate preview
I’ll be honest, they are all qualified to hold the position.
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Voter registration goes scoreless in 58th home game
It is more effective to give voters a motivation to vote than to annoy them until they give in.
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Cal Poly senior seeks spot in SLO City Council
It has been 45 years since a Cal Poly student was last elected to serve for the San Luis Obispo City Council.
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A taste of Cal Poly’s political climate
Mustang News conducted a 100 person survey of Cal Poly students to gain insight into the campus’s political bent.