Following the Supreme Court decision to halt requiring mifepristone, an abortion medicine, to be dispensed in person, got extended in a shadow-docket decision, where the supreme court makes emergency orders without enduring a fully briefed process, till May 14 on Monday. This comes after the Supreme Court previously set the extension date to May 11. […]
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Welcome to the cannabis column
Through this column, Mustang News reporter Jeremy Garza wants to discuss local and national cannabis issues and trends, both at the college level and beyond.
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Masks no longer required for vaccinated students, Cal Poly says
With summer quarter starting Monday, Cal Poly announced in a campus-wide email that vaccinated students are no longer required to wear face coverings due to updated state guidance. “Students who are not vaccinated at this time should still wear a mask when you are indoors,” Cal Poly Emergency Management Director Anthony Knight said in the […]
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Madonna Inn’s Bakery: Postponing pink
Madonna Inn Copper Cafe’s famous pink champagne cake will no longer be pink, due to FDA regulations.
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Student Harmine project endeavors to find cure for malaria
One professor and 12 students are hoping to cure malaria on the fourth floor of building 180.
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Changing the brewing process, but at what cost?
Nick and Jake give you their PSA in their latest column.
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FDA antibiotics ban won't affect ag department
A recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) restriction on certain antibiotics used to treat livestock won’t affect Cal Poly’s animal and dairy science classes, faculty said. The ban, announced Jan. 6, prohibits the “extra-label,” or unapproved, use of cephalosporin in food-producing animals. This new restriction is intended to prevent the development of super-bacteria that could […]
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People can’t blame institutions forever
Liberal columnists discusses the cynicism taking over the economy and the government today.
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FDA deems Four Loko dangerous and removes from shelves
Alcoholic energy drink Four Loko is pulled from shelves despite popularity among college students.
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Adderall, study drugs abundant on campus
By some accounts, the use of Adderall and other ADD/ADHD medications as study aids are becoming almost as socially accepted as energy drinks and coffee.