Atienza argues the filibuster brings critical issues to light and keeps the majority party in check.
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Mustang World News: John Glenn dead at 95, update on the Dakota Pipeline protests
Mustang World News anchor Connor McCarthy has the stories from around the globe this week.
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Mustang World News: The Trump Transition, President Obama’s last foreign trip
Mustang World News anchor Amanda Fridley has the global headlines you need to know this week.
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Constitutional overreach
By providing these arms, the United States has become implicit in this carnage, watching as the Saudi Arabians commit war crimes in the name of stability.
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Mustang World News: Campaign trails heating up, rising tensions with Russia
Mustang World News anchor Daniel Loveless has the global headlines you need to know this week.
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Mustang News Now: 1-Minute national update
Mustang News anchor Connor McCarthy has this week’s top stories from around the country.
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The Right Angle: Piping up on Keystone XL
Eric Stubben [follow id=”ericstubben”] Eric Stubben is a mechanical engineering junior and Mustang News conservative columnist. These views do not necessarily reflect the opinion or editorial coverage of Mustang News. My past Friday night wasn’t spent like most others. Rather than good friends, good music and good times, my evening was filled with reading the […]
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President Barack Obama: The great divider
We’ve all had times in our lives where people just get on our nerves.
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Government shuts down, Education Department furloughs workers
The federal government is officially shut down today after weeks of debate in Washington.
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Cal Poly students take Washington
Jessica Burger jburger@mustangdaily.net President Barack Obama was sworn in for his second term last weekend before giving his inaugural address to the nation on the steps of the Capitol Building Monday at noon. And some Cal Poly students were there to witness the historic event. Business administration sophomore Brian Henson was the first person in […]
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Alumna wins Teacher of the Year
A Cal Poly graduate received one of the highest educational honors in the country last week when she was named the 62nd National Teacher of the Year. Rebecca Mieliwocki, who studied as an undergraduate in Cal Poly’s communication studies department in the late ’80s and early ’90s, before receiving her teaching credential from California State University, […]