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Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong called the incident “unacceptable and reprehensible.”

One Cal Poly architecture student described the “nice scene” among the deer, roadrunners and tarantulas at Poly Canyon in 1987.

“The ‘critical mass’ reference was especially cringey,” writes The Tribune Editorial Board.

“SLO is one of the campuses that in some ways practices exclusivity in the way that you see private schools practice it,” a Cal State Student Association representative said.

“SLO is one of the campuses that in some ways practices exclusivity in the way that you see private schools practice it,” a Cal State Student Association representative said.

No. 19 Arkansas finished second in team scoring at the Virginia Pre-Nationals held on the Panorama Farms course as freshman Paityn Noe led the Razorbacks in placing third in 19 minutes, 49.6 seconds in her first race over a 6,000m distance.

The Bears will run in an ideal 76-degree weather this Saturday when they head down to Santa Clara to race in the Bronco Invitational. Cal will face the likes of Cal Poly, UC Santa Barbara and Fresno State at Baylands Regional Park.

Israeli state flags began waving at Mitchell Park in downtown San Luis Obispo Thursday evening as many supporters gathered to mourn those who have been affected by the attacks in Israel.

Taking on Spieker Aquatic, the Bears are set to host Pittsburgh in a joint dual meet with the men’s and women’s swimming programs. Saturday’s meet will mark Cal’s first home competition and first scoring meet of the season.

In the first match of a key Big West home stand, Tasia Farmer turned into a one-player wrecking crew for the UC Santa Barbara women’s volleyball team.