The 22 fraternities and 14 sororities that make up Cal Poly’s greek system are celebrating Greek Week from April 18 to 25.
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2,400 people participate in Miracle Miles for Kids
More than 2,400 racers crowded the starting line at Morro Rock Saturday for the 7th annual Miracle Miles for Kids 10k, a fundraiser for The Family Care Network, Inc. (FCNI) that took participants from the rock to Cayucos Pier.
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Instrumental insemination of queen bees soon at Poly
With roughly one third of food crops pollinated by bees, researchers are finding ways to keep populations from declining. Cal Poly is experimenting with one of these technologies.
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Matthew Hurlbutt memorial planned for Tuesday
Friends of Cal Poly industrial engineering junior Matthew Hurlbutt have planned a memorial service for tomorrow, April 13 in Philips Hall at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center at 11 a.m.
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Stanford law professor speaks about neuroscience
Stanford law professor, Hank Greely gave a lecture entitled “Neuroscience: scientific revolutions, social challenges” in Cal Poly’s Philips Hall Friday afternoon.
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Four juveniles arrested for possession of explosive devices
On April 2 at approximately 10:30 p.m. the San Luis Obispo Police Department responded to a 9-1-1 call regarding disorderly subjects in the area of Pacific and Archer Streets.
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Theta Chi house catches fire
The Theta Chi Fraternity house, located on the corner of Upham and Chorro Streets, caught fire around noon today.
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International Film Festival to take over downtown Friday
The 16th annual International San Luis Obispo Film Festival begins on Friday with ten days of movies, wines and workshops.
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Students, faculty protest budget cuts
“Fire the politicians, not the teachers” read one woman’s sign at a rally outside Senator Maldonado’s office in San Luis Obispo, one of 100’s of events that took place all over California and the rest of the nation on March 4, “a day of action for public education”.
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BLOG: Amateur radio club’s hidden lair
The Cal Poly Amateur Radio Club is well-hidden behind a wooden wall behind the Engineering East building. Behind the wall, the club utilizes a high frequency antenna tower which can extend up to 80-feet in the air.
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The body became a canvas at “Embodiment”
Turning local bodies into canvass for artists by using paint and props, “Embodiment” is hosted by Native Lounge every Thursday night at 8:00 pm for a month beginning Jan.28.