After a tough loss to Pacific the day before, the Cal Poly men’s tennis team bounced back in a big way against UC Davis on Sunday, defeating the Aggies 6-1.
“It’s hard to get up after a heartbreaking 4-3 loss, but I’m really proud of the way our guys competed today,” Mustangs head coach Justin McGrath said.
The arrival of March officially marks the beginning of house-hunting season, a process that can produce Elmer Fudd-like results for the most well-prepared prospective renter. With the ever-growing student population, there is a larger exodus of students from the dorms and apartments each year, which makes finding affordable, conveniently located residences more and more like “hunting wabbits.
Taking her time, Sarah Iwata exudes confidence as she steps into the box. Churning the dirt as she digs in with her cleats, she stares down the pitcher in a mode she describes as “intensely being relaxed.”
Cal Poly sophomore first baseman Krysten Cary says Iwata “has a look that just says ‘I’m going to get a hit and there’s nothing you can do about it.
Cal Poly students voted in record numbers last week, overwhelmingly voicing their desire for a bigger Recreation Center.
Let me begin, I came to win, battle me that’s a sin Come on, throw your hands up If you’ve got the feeling, jump across the ceiling I’ll serve your ass like John McEnroe I’m the cream of the crop, I rise to the top Get used to one style and you know I might switch I came to get down (repeat) So get out your seats and jump around, Jump around (repeat to your heart’s content) I grace you with a few snippets from House of Pain’s “Jump Around” not because it’s great music (which it undoubtedly is), but rather because of the University of Wisconsin’s tradition to play the song during home football games between the third and fourth quarters while the crowd – you guessed it – jumps around.
Cal Poly students voted in record numbers and overwhelmingly voiced their desire for a bigger Recreation Center.
In a lopsided margin, 74.5 percent of students voted “Yes” for the referendum compared to only 25.5 percent against.
Students voting on the Recreation Center expansion will be asked to answer an exit
Anybody who has been to a reggae show at Downtown Brewing Co. can recognize the signs: A haze drifts over the audience carrying dubious smells throughout the venue, dancing is recognized as swaying back and forth or bouncing up and down, and positive vibes resonate.
Students who want to make a difference on campus will have an opportunity tonight to learn more about one of the most direct
Palms sweaty and unsure, I was suddenly painfully aware that walking into the auditorium with a notebook might have seemed a little odd. Taking quick action, I attempted to use the program as camouflage before the usher wondered why a lone guy would be taking notes at this performance.
Rising temperatures and post-midterm laziness have made sitting through class especially difficult this week. On the way to class this morning, students are likely debating how important the upcoming lecture really is. Some might have taken the gamble and checked out for the beach.