Hannah Moshtaghi always assumed she would end in the Bay Area after college. After all, she grew up in the Bay and is a computer science major at Cal Poly, that pipeline is pretty popular. Moshtaghi felt everything she would ever want would be in California. However, two summers ago, when she was interning at […]
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ROTC helped Isabel Hermann discover her future in Army aviation
From a young age, journalism senior Isabel Hermann dreamed about working for the FBI. After her freshman year, Hermann decided that the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps could be a good way to bridge the gap between her academics and her lifelong desire to work in intelligence. ROTC allows students to complete military training while getting […]
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Monday is the last day for Californians to register for early voting for the primary election
Californians have until today to register to vote by mail for the June 2 primary election. They can either mail in their ballots or vote in person at polling locations on June 2 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Beyond the Summit: New trails and old favorites shape SLO’s hiking possibilities
As the summer hiking season begins, San Luis Obispo’s trail system is drawing more residents and visitors outdoors while continuing to expand to meet growing demand. Known for the amazing views said hikes have to offer, the city offers a range of hikes that vary in difficulty, scenery and accessibility. Not only that, but the […]
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Embrace changing beliefs: a retrospect of the ‘if God is good, why is there pain and suffering?’ seminar
An argument is not a competition. Disagreements shouldn’t be treated as opportunities to defeat opposing participants, but as chances to better understand different perspectives and refine one’s own thinking. Instead, conflict can spark meaningful and thoughtful conversations when contributors enter with open minds.
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Probando cinco taquerĂas en San Luis Obispo: ÂżLos resultados?
Alexa Soto-Rios es una columnista de opiniĂłn de Mustang News. Las opiniĂłnes expressadas en este artĂculo no necesariamente reflejan las de Mustang Media Group. Tacos. Son satisfactorios, consoladores y, en general, una comida rápida y confiable para cualquier momento del dĂa. San Luis Obispo no es ajeno a los camiones de tacos ni a los […]
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La Corte Suprema restablece temporalmente el acceso de correo a pastillas abortivas
Find the English version here. Traducido por Alexa Soto-Rios. Siguiendo la decisiĂłn de la Corte Suprema de suspender el requisito de que la medicina abortiva mifepristona se dispense en persona, esta medida fue extendida mediante una decisiĂłn shadow docket, en la que la Corte Suprema dicta Ăłrdenes de emergencia sin conocer un proceso plenamente informado, […]
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CĂłmo la carrera de doble deporte de Victor Glover en Cal Poly moldeĂł su camino hacia el espacio
Find the English version here. Traducido por Isabella Beltran. Cuatro años antes de que pilotará el Artemis II alrededor de la Luna, Victor Glover se sentĂł para almuerzo dentro de la oficina del presidente de Cal Poly, Jeffrey Armstrong. Era abril de 2022, casi un año desde que Glover regresĂł a la Tierra desde la […]
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A behind-the-scenes look at Tanner Schinderle’s campaign for ASI president
Tanner Schinderle won the ASI presidential election at Cal Poly with 4,103 votes, promising to continue the work of affordability, resources, community action and student voices.
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Central Coast Autism Spectrum Center hosts annual resource fair and walk
When Kristine Ruiz attended the Central Coast Autism Spectrum Center resource fair with her two sons on Sunday, April 26, she was able to sign her son up for the Camp Expedition summer camp. Featuring over 50 booths, including support services, food trucks, vendors and a silent auction, the purpose of the event was to […]
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Luna Cafe champions diverse suppliers with unique brews in San Luis Obispo
Luna has always liked coffee. Growing up in a Mexican household, the psychology senior has fond memories of her parents drinking cafĂ© de olla, and her first job was fittingly at a coffee shop in her hometown. When Luna moved to San Luis Obispo for college, she realized how prevalent coffee culture was here. Out […]