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Most of Student Success Fee going to opening classes
With millions of dollars from this year’s Student Success Fee invested in access to classes, at least one indicator is showing positive signs for students unhappy with current offerings. Read More » -
Gone fishing: Students tackle Forbes’ No. 1 deadliest job
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Anti-gay protester stirs campus discussion between LGBT and Christian communities
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A day in the life of an Alaskan fisherman
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Calif. budget still uncertain
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Madonna Expo Center: reggae no more
The Alex Madonna Expo Center is changing its taste in music. Read More » -
SLO poet laureate is a man of the outdoors
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The city that innovation built: HotHouse turns to crowd funding
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Architecture students to display year’s worth of work at ‘FINAL CUT’
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Former Coldstone location keeps it cool with new Doc Burnstein’s
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Freeride club shares the stoke
It’s nearing 11 p.m. at a parking garage in downtown San Luis Obispo, and not a car is in sight. Business administration junior TJ Perrin stands at the structure’s exit, phone in hand. It’s on speakerphone, and he can just make out the rumblings of the controlled chaos happening on the parking garage’s top floor. Read More » -
Eager ignites Mustangs’ pitching staff
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Casey Bloomquist blows by Matadors
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Wagman, Reilly lead Mustangs past CSUN in series opener
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Baseball races for postseason
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Recent scandals show dangers of big government
My article this week was supposed to be about Captain America, Iron Man, capitalism and conservative values. Unfortunately, the Obama administration decided to become extremely unconstitutional this week and I’ve had to change my plans. Read More » -
Diversity is a bane, benefit to society
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Because if no one is safe, everyone is
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Crowder: Don’t go into politics
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Cinnamon Challenge, Pass-Out Game: popular pastimes, grave stakes
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