While most students prepare for Cal Poly career fairs by printing out resumes and practicing elevator pitches, students from SLO Peace Coalition and Students for Quality Education have other priorities. The student activists will be going over chants and making anti-war signs for the Thursday, Jan. 24. Winter Career Fair, which will be their third […]
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Veterans create art pieces to showcase their experience in war
Work by veteran artists of The Dirty Canteen will be on display at the University Art Gallery until Feb. 9.
Posted inEditorials
Go for broke: The Japanese-American heroes of World War II
They fought for the freedom of others despite not yet having freedom of their own.
Posted inSports
Sabermetrics update: Brett Barbier = Bryce Harper
Junior first baseman Brett Barbier is closing in on becoming the best hitter in the Big West Conference.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Memorial Day should focus on sacrifices, not victories
Memorial Day is a worthy holiday, and one that I believe Americans do well to give pause and reflection to. But this is not a day to celebrate wars or even fallen warriors. It is a day which we must mourn them both.
Posted inOpinion
Regardless of view on war, support the troops
Mustang Daily reporter Jennifer Titcomb discusses the war in Iraq and the impact she believes troops like her father, Navy Commander Ken Titcomb, have had on the country. Her father returns home to the U.S. after a year-long tour next week.