The Alliance For The CSU held a phone and fax marathon during UU hour Thursday, protesting a $386 million cut in funding to the CSU system scheduled to be included in the governor’s “May Revise” 2008-09 state budget.
“Any money that gets put into the CSU system comes back four-fold, after about a five-year turnaround,” said Rich Saenz, chair of the physics department and president of the Cal Poly branch of the California Faculty Association (CFA).
After what seemed like an agonizing half-hour delay, Associated Students Inc. representatives
The phrase “May Mayhem” can finally stand for more than a flurry of midterms and a rush to complete the quarter minus a mental breakdown.
Now, thanks to Associated Students Inc., students fed up with classes can enjoy a whole new kind of hysteria in the University Union tonight from 8 p.
ASI President:
First round of the election:
Angela Kramer: 47.6 percent
Melissa Lema: 29.1 percent
Arvand Sabetian: 24 percent
The election then went into a run-off as Kramer did not reach 51 percent of the vote. The run-off was betweeen Kramer and Lema.
After what seemed like an agonizing delay, Associated Students Inc. representatives announced to an anxious crowd in the University Union that Angela Kramer had been elected Associated Students, Inc.’s new 2008-09 president.
In what came down to a close decision between Kramer and her rival, Melissa Lema, Kramer came out ahead with 2,906 first and second choice votes, accounting for 57.
After two weeks of active campaigning and a campus full of signs, booths and debates,
Cal Poly students can expect to see a host of new police measures designed to crack down on
This year, voters don’t have to stand in line and wait to check off their choices for Associated Students Inc. president or Board of
There’s a saying some college students jokingly quote: “It’s only called alcoholism after college.” But in reality, alcoholism for young
Authorities found three elephant seals who were shot and killed at the Point Piedras Blancas elephant seal colony near San Simeon
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