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71Car Crash Claims Poly Student, 3 others
Cal Poly students may look back on the summer of 2007 with memories of tragic events where too many priceless lives were taken.For the fifth time in the past year, a Cal Poly student's life has been taken by a...
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57Campus Construction Continues
Those walking through the Cal Poly campus might not realize there is more to be experienced than what meets the eye. Just one trip around the bustling campus will leave you with a glimpse of the changes to...
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54Cal Poly alumna, family experience Lake Tahoe fire
The devastating blaze that took over South Lake Tahoe destroyed 254 homes and caused more than $141 million in property damage, destruction witnessed first hand by one of Cal Poly's very own. Born and raised...
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64No end in sight for retired
Talented, driven, fit, focused and most importantly young - a common stereotype used around the world to illustrate what a "typical" athlete should encompass. Don Morris has all of this and more. The only...
0 comments54Stockalper prepares for a Swiss
Cal Poly Mustangs ended their 2007 basketball season with their best record yet and the most wins overall since the 1991-92 season due to a huge contribution by one of their star players, Derek...
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53Roads to, through campus to close during summer
Students may find themselves looking for another way onto campus for the summer quarter as the Cal Poly sewer project gets underway. Project manager Barbara Queen said the purpose of the sewer line...
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61Music Competition Rocks Local Winery
Along the crooked path of Peachy Canyon Road in Paso Robles, you'll find a picturesque scene among the oak tree grounds known as Stacked Stone Cellars, the home of the 2007 Winery Music Awards second...
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53Poly looking ahead to football season
A lavish new stadium, an eminent coaching staff, returning veterans and brand new talent sets a positive outlook for the 2007 Football season. Unlike the 2005 season, the 2006 Cal Poly football team didn't...
0 comments50Grant will help educate adults over 55
Cal Poly Continuing Education and University Outreach has been one of the twelve national sites selected from 200 applicant organizations in nine states to receive a $40 thousand "Models of Significant...
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67You can run, but you can't 'Hyde'
The new addition to The Clark Center for the Performing Arts stage in Arroyo Grande was completed just in time to showcase the musical "Jekyll and Hyde." As the curtain opens, the scene depicted is an eerie...
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