In response to a presidential executive order targeting minorities and immigrants, the chancellor of California Community Colleges took an exceptional stance and issued a directive that campus officials statewide not cooperate with government or law enforcement.
How do you feel about the first month of Trump’s presidency?
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Election day is looming over us like a headstone the size of North America–soon we will march to the voting booths to decide not only the fate of our nation, but the future of marijuana’s legalization in California.
By Casi McIntyre
News Editor
California voters approved Proposition 64 with a 56 to 44 percent margin, allowing for legalized recreational marijuana in one of the most populated states.
The proposition...
Feminism rocks center stage, challenging the view of modern American culture in an original musical written by Cuesta college’s own Phillip Valle and produced by student actors.
The legalization of recreational marijuana has been rolling from state to state and due to increasing support for Proposition 64, more local dispensaries could be hitting San Luis Obispo County soon.
Being an adventurous type, friends say Cuesta student Sean Aversano always wanted to climb to the top of the Cal Poly radio tower.
He attempted the feat on Sept. 13.
By Casi McIntyre
News Editor
Being an adventurous type, friends say Cuesta student Sean Aversano always wanted to climb to the top of the Cal Poly radio tower.
He attempted the feat on Sept. 13.
But...
By Casi McIntyre
News Editor
From air quality to evacuation, the Chimney Fire in San Luis Obispo County burned Cuesta students in many different ways.
The Chimney Fire threatened many treasured homes...
Authorities have identified the body discovered recently on Cal Poly’s campus as that of Robert (Sean) Aversano, an 18-year-old first semester Cuesta student.
