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Men's soccer splits weekend series in Ohio
The Cal Poly men’s soccer team split two matches in Akron, Ohio this weekend defeating Syracuse but falling to No. 4 Akron and moved its record to 3-2-2 on the young season.
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A pair of pick sixes lead Cal Poly by South Dakota State
The Cal Poly football team was in desperate need of a win on Saturday, and Andre Broadous rallied the team to 48-14 victory over South Dakota State University on Armed Forces Day at Alex G. Spanos Stadium. The United States Navy flew F/A-18 Hornets over the stadium prior to the game, but the real aerial […]
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Rec Center closes, PRE-REC provides alternative
When students return to campus fall quarter, some might be disappointed to find the Cal Poly Recreation Center closed. Director of Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) Programs Marcy Maloney said the closure was necessary to ensure that the new, expanded center will open in January 2012, and will last until construction is completed. “It was a […]
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Week of Welcome 2011 Photo Recap
Check out a few pics of WOW Week 2011, from WOW-O-Rama to WOW Showcase.
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Cal Poly ranked "Best in the West"
This year Cal Poly was named one of the “Best in the West” for the nineteenth straight year in U.S. News and World Report’s annual college guidebook. Cal Poly ranked seventh among western schools that offer full undergraduate and master’s-level programs but few doctoral programs, and ranked second in public master’s engineering programs. Cal Poly has consistently ranked […]
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Putting the 'Al' in 'alumnus': Weird Al at the PAC
Grammy Award-winning legend “Weird Al” Yankovic, the biggest selling comedy recording artist of all time, will return to his alma mater, Cal Poly, for his Alpocalypse Tour on Nov. 2 in the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center. Yankovic graduated from Cal Poly in 1980 with a B.S. in architecture, but found that architecture wasn’t in his […]
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Studious students study SLO's sites
The greater San Luis Obispo area has an abundance of off-campus study spots, just waiting to be occupied by studying students who need to get away from the hustle and bustle of the University Union and the Robert E . Kennedy Library or the comfort of home. Finding that perfect de-stressing spot though that combines […]
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Take a hike!
Bishop Peak Rising up into the skyline of central San Luis Obispo, Bishop Peak remains a favorite for hiking amateurs and pros alike. There are three trails of varying difficulty to get to the top of Bishop, which start at Patricia Drive, Highland Drive and Foothill Boulevard. The trail that begins at Foothill is a […]
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Old-fashioned hatred: Cal Poly's athletic rivalries
The four years you spend in college will likely be among the most intellectually stimulating years of your life. You have the opportunity to learn from great professors who teach advanced calculus, bioengineering, architecture and how to interpret 16th century poetry, to name a few. You learn everything in college, including who the enemies are. For Cal […]
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WOW! They're real people!
On the first Tuesday night of spring quarter, more than 650 Cal Poly students of every age and major gather in Chumash auditorium to begin training to become a Week of Welcome (WOW) Orientation Leader. These Leaders in Training (LITs) will complete hours of workshops, discussions, simulations, service projects and education taught by members of […]