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Ortiz addresses summer school cancellation

 University President Michael Ortiz addressed student concerns over the cancellation of summer classes at a forum held Thursday in the Bronco Student Center.

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School's out for summer

Cal Poly Pomona announced Friday that all summer school classes will be cancelled in an effort to conserve funding for the regular academic year. With Cal Poly facing budget cuts of $20 million to $35 million, the administration believed cancelling summer school was the only option.

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Fraternity under fire

Cal Poly announced Wednesday that a campus fraternity has been placed on immediate interim suspension, along with nine of its members, pending an investigation involving alleged acts of hazing. The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity is under a criminal and disciplinary investigation for allegedly giving a student second degree burns during an initiation event in the high desert. Full story

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WEBSCLUSIVES

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U-Hour Concerts Enlighten Campus

It is always hard to get back in the grind after a long summer break, whether you are starting your first year of college or a step closer to your degree, so why not have fun all year. Pomona may not be the typical college town, but it has the potential.

Cheap eats off campus roundup

Although Cal Poly offers several places to eat on campus like the marketplace, Los Olivos commons and the Bronco Student Center’s food court, a handful of students sometimes prefer to eat off campus to take advantage of the wide array of eateries and their inexpensive menus.

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Meet the Press

At the ripe age of 64, The Poly Post is only getting younger (and hipper). We are a growing organization of highly motivated students working to cover a campus of 22,000 with a staff only a portion of that size. Whether you want to know where to live, where to park, where to eat or what goes on around campus, this summer orientation issue’s got it all. Full story

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John T. Lyle Center

Eco-friendly center offers green living

Originally named the Center for Regenerative Studies upon opening in 1994, the center is the ‘brainchild’ of the late John T. Lyle, a Cal Poly landscape architecture professor. It was renamed the Lyle Center in 1999 in honor of Lyle, who passed away in 1998. Full story

Lifestyle

Women’s soccer team remains optimistic

FALL SEASON PREVIEW

The fall season may be a time in which women’s soccer coach Isabelle Harvey, carries her Broncos to post-season play after extra hours of work and readjustments were made this past spring. After an unfortunate ending to their 2008 season, losing 9 of their last 11 regular season games with a 4-9-1 conference record (7-10-2 overall), Harvey said she is optimistic the new season will bring a turnaround. Full story

Sports

Dan In Real Life

Bronco pride is no joke

DAN IN REAL LIFE

Campus culture at Cal Poly Pomona isn’t something to laugh at. Ask anyone involved on campus what he or she thinks of this place and few will give you anything negative. We all know it gets a little deserted on the weekends and even at night, but it’s high time students avoid writing off this university as the ugly stepchild of San Luis Obsipo or “the other Cal Poly. Full story

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