Approximately 50 activists held signs that read “Learn by killing” and “There is no excuse for animal abuse” as the on-campus J & G Lau Family Meat Processing Center faced another protest today. The group first marched from Dexter Lawn to Administration (building 1) before walking down California Boulevard and to the meat processing center, […]
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Several arrested as activists protest slaughtering of cow at Meat Processing Center
University Police arrested 31-year-old Julianne Perry and 15-year-old activist Zoe Rosenberg on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest.
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Cal Poly Sweet Hickory BBQ Sauce hits stores
Aryn Sanderson asanderson@mustangdaily.net Mmm! Finger-lickin’ good! Cal Poly’s new Sweet Hickory BBQ Sauce hit markets Feb. 12, and pulled pork will never be the same. In true Learn by Doing fashion, the university’s barbecue sauce is student-created, student-run and student-produced. From recipe creation, to production, to even packaging design, Cal Poly students had their hands […]
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Meat and greet: processing plant opens for viewing
The J and G Lau Meat Processing Center, a new teaching facility for students, opens for public viewing on Saturday. The facility is intended for student use and as a place for undergraduates to do research. The center is the newest meat processing facility in the United States, measuring approximately 14,500 square feet. The facility […]
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MAP: Construction on Campus
As on-campus construction continues, it may be hard to figure out how to get around. Check out our interactive map to know what’s going, and avoid arriving in class late.
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Caution: Men working
Construction on Cal Poly’s campus continued over the spring break holiday, and many students hoped progress would be evident by the time school resumed today. Elana Polan, a graphic communication senior, said before the break that she would like to see Area 52 opened up again. “Without that walkway it’s basically impossible to get to […]
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No holidays for campus construction projects
While classes ended for Cal Poly students over the 2010 winter break, construction projects on campus continued as usual and took advantage of the absence of students.
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Construction updates for the school year
For the duration of the 2010-2011 school year, Cal Poly’s campus will be undergoing some changes in a few of its facilities.