At a Turning Point USA event held at the Performing Arts Center, hundreds of attendees faced over 70 protesters, including instances where attendees reportedly responded with Nazi salutes.
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West Campus discussion continues, Armstrong to no longer build on lemon groves
Armstrong announced during the session that officials no longer plan to develop on the 15-acre lemon grove, an area that was previously set to be built on. However, no further decisions regarding the development will be made until November. On Friday, Oct. 16, a student listening session was held with Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong […]
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A day in the life of Jeffrey Armstrong: Halloween edition
Jeff woke up with a headache. Things weren’t going well. The students and staff hadn’t loved the lemon grove idea like he thought they would. He didn’t understand — his plan involved everything students could possibly want. The super mall was even going to have Hooters and In-N-Out.
He got out of bed, disgruntled, and tried to put these distressing thoughts aside. He had bigger things to contemplate.
Halloween was coming up, and he still hadn’t picked a costume.
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Fire on parking structure behind Poly Canyon Village under investigation
A fire broke out on Oct. 7 on the top level of the parking structure behind Poly Canyon Village at Cal Poly, causing minor soot damage but no reported injuries.
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PG&E power shutoff affects agriculture areas on campus
PG&E shut off power in parts of San Luis Obispo County at 6 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15 to reduce wildfire risk during forecasted strong winds, leaving approximately 4,000 customers without power, according to PG&E. The shutoff was previously expected to end by 11 a.m. Saturday, though the timeline could change depending on weather conditions, according to […]
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The secret ingredient: the story behind the meal at Lumpia Bros
Eric Cabrera is no stranger to entrepreneurship. As a former tattoo artist, boba shop owner, Costco Executive and sober living director, he’s had his fair share of business ventures spanning all directions. But his latest project hits a bit closer to home. Cabrera is the owner of Lumpia Bros Cafe, a family-run restaurant based in […]
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San Luis Obispo Gem and Mineral Club hosts annual showcase
The San Luis Obispo Gem and Mineral Club held its annual Gems by the Sea show from September 26 to 27 at the Alex Madonna Expo Center.
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Dear Malia Monday
In a satire column titled The Manure, Malia Mundy provides humorous and absurd advice to various Cal Poly students regarding relationships, academics and campus dining.
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Students manage early grape harvest for Cal Poly wine production
Cal Poly students are gaining hands-on experience in the meticulous process of making wine following an early grape harvest at the university’s Center for Wine and Viticulture.
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Cal Poly Midfielder Sophia Minnite Embodies Program’s Values and Resilience
Cal Poly women’s soccer midfielder Sophia Minnite has been named the heart of the team for her fifth season, recognized by her coaches and teammates for her leadership, resilience, and commitment to the program’s core values.
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Activists protest Chevron over its role in Israel’s natural gas industry
Protesters in San Luis Obispo joined a global boycott of Chevron to demonstrate against the company’s involvement in Israel’s natural gas industry and express solidarity with Palestine.