In order to pursue his dream job, one Cal Poly student found a new home on the water.
Tag: Recreation
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NPS considering proposal to increase national park entrance fees
The price hike will affect national parks in California such as Sequoia, Kings Canyon, Yosemite and Joshua Tree.
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Art and incarceration
Cal Poly students helped put artwork produced by minors in the juvenile hall system into a meaningful gallery.
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MakerSpace’s Clay Night brings out the sculptor in everyone
Potentially the best place to make your mom crafts for her birthday.
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Mustang News, Feb. 20, 2014: Dorm comment period extended, list of possible ASI performers leaked
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
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Sweat, Red Bull and making a difference: Q&A with Awolnation’s Aaron Bruno
Awolnation frontman Aaron Bruno’s grungy, unkempt blond hair — parted perfectly down his scalp — and shiny black shoes with blue-and-white checkered socks matched perfectly with his wide, blue eyes, almost said it all as he took the Recreation Center stage Thursday.
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On-campus construction continues to cause delays
Cary Subel, an industrial engineering senior, uses his iPhone for most things, even to navigate Cal Poly’s campus via the Cal Poly application. The university app has a lot of campus related information, but Subel mostly uses the campus map feature.
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San Luis Obispo County mountain bike organization works on local trails
Two San Luis Obispo trails were renovated on Sunday Oct. 10 by the Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) to improve their safety and accessibility to users.
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Local elementary school hosts Special Olympics event
San Luis Obispo’s Teach Elementary School held a recreational Special Olympics event for 15 resident athletes of San Luis Obispo County on Saturday.
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Roll to satisfaction at local skate parks
For any skateboarders making a grand entrance into Cal Poly this fall, and for those returning students who picked up the addiction over the summer, you’re going to find out right away that this campus isn’t friendly territory for your passion.
It certainly is appealing to the eye – plenty of rolling hills, stairs, rails, ledges, manual pads, and all kinds of interesting and obscure terrain.
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Incoming Poly athletes talented, acclaimed
Here’s a look at some of the promising incoming Cal Poly freshmen athletes looking to hone their skills and show their talent on Mustang turf.
Kyle Smith (Baseball)
Smith comes to Cal Poly from Fresno, where he hit .430 with eight home runs and 36 RBI in his final year of high school.