Little competition for ASI electionCandidates ineligible due to CSU provision
For the first time in a decade, the presidential candidate for the upcoming ASI election will be uncontested.
Unless a write-in candidate receives a majority vote during the May 13-15 vote, Jeffrey Weintraub and Mercy Daramola will be the next ASI president and vice president.…
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Broncos end year with series loss to WarriorsBaseball team drops three of final four games of the season to Cal State Stanislaus
The baseball team closed its season this past weekend at Scolinos Field. Cal Poly (36-19, 24-12) played a four-game series against Cal State Stanislaus, losing three.
The Broncos tried to knock the Warriors out of contention for the playoffs, but did not succeed.…
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Senior pitcher Sean Hunter stands with his father, Larry, and his mother, Trish, at a ceremony Sunday honoring the baseball team's graduating seniors before the Broncos' 13-8 loss to Cal State Stanislaus. Cal Poly ended its season by losing the weekend series to the Warriors, 3-1. |
Students get down at first-time dance concert
A dimly lit Ursa Major came to life at 7 p.m. Thursday night with glow sticks, dancing and live music as ASI BEAT's "Dance, Like Whoa!" kicked off.
The free event was scheduled to showcase electro acts to see if there is a community on campus for the
hybrid breed of music.…
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Meeting the super-sensationCOMMENTARY
My earliest memories are of Julie Andrews.
When I was 5 years old, my grandmother introduced me to "The Sound of Music."
I remember clutching my grandmother's copy of the movie, one VHS in the box and the other in the VCR, as I watched that iconic scene: an aerial shot of the Austrian countryside zooming in until the camera settled on a nun spinning with her arms open.…
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