The Cal Poly Invitational will take place this weekend, marking the only home event for the women’s tennis team this fall.
The competition will be tough, as Cal Poly will play against UC Santa Barbara and Northridge in the tournament. All three Big West Conference teams were in the national rankings last year.
When Play It By performs in the University Union on Nov. 30, you may find more than lyrics about broken hearts, the longing for the one you can’t have, and drinking – even if these are themes most college students can relate to.
The simple lyrics are best described as typical when it comes to pop-inspired music.
You log into the Web site with your expectations running high. Perhaps someone you have never met would like to add you as a “friend,” or even better maybe someone left you a comment about a new sleazy picture of yourself that you recently posted. And would it not be absolutely fabulous if you got yet another post on your wall of fame? Those things are priceless.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was busier than ever last school year signing bachelor’s and master’s degrees for students in the California State University system.
A total of 87,680 students were awarded degrees from CSU campuses in 2005-06, a new report says.
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Cal Poly fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha and seven sororities stepped up to the plate this weekend, literally.
Sunday marked the first Emergency Services Appreciation Day, in which Cal Poly’s greek life teamed up with local police officers and firefighters to play in a charity softball game that benefited the Bence Family Austyn Bence Memorial Fund.
Last month Poly Reps turned 21 years old. Since its founding in 1985, the group has done its best to promote all that is good about Cal Poly to those interested in coming to the university.
“It started as a group of people talking and realizing that Cal Poly needed to be represented from a student perspective,” said Poly Reps President Lana Smith.
Cal Poly’s Women’s Programs and Career Services will be hosting the two-part “Women Career Discussion Series,” starting today from 11 a.m. to noon. It will be held in the Women’s Center, in the University Union room 217. The event is free and open to all faculty, staff and students.
What better way to spend the infamous Friday the 13th than watching a variety of classic horror movies?
The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival is holding the Friday the 13th Film Fest on, yes, this Friday. It will be sure to satisfy any horror junkie’s craving and scare the socks off those who are still afraid of the dark.
Alison Cone was Cal Poly’s Interim Athletics Director from 2004 until she officially became Athletics Director in February 2005. At the time of her appointment, she became one of 19 female athletic directors at the NCAA Division I level, which has more than 300 colleges and universities.
The California State University system and the California Faculty Association were unable to come to terms on several salary issues last month, but the CSU system does not believe the failure in negotiations will interrupt classes.
“It will be business as usual on all CSU campuses,” said CSU media relations specialist to the chancellor’s office, Paul Browning.
Corporate scandals, a plead for the impeachment of President George W. Bush, the dangers of technology and environmental destruction are among the plethora of topics discussed on Ani DiFranco’s latest album “Reprieve”; and they are all found on one track.
DiFranco has a lot to say, and she uses all 12 tracks on “Reprieve” to do so.