Thursday, September 28, 2023     Volume: 31, Issue: 46
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Do you think the Carrizo Plain should stay a national monument?

Absolutely. The Carrizo is one of the last undeveloped areas of the San Joaquin Valley, a protected habitat for endangered species, and a natural wonder for the public.
Yes, but I don't think it's as clear cut as some think. The Trump Administration should take a look at its status.
The feds should consider reducing the size of the monument.
No. The Carrizo should be privatized. Allow the market to tap into its natural resources.

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Student Guide 2016

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Student Guide 2016



By NEW TIMES STAFF

I’m not sure anyone would accuse SLO County of having diversity. And for some Cal Poly students and staff and faculty members, it’s something the university needs to take a long hard look at creating. It’s about inclusion, campus culture, and people’s attitudes. In the cover story for this year’s annual Student Guide, Staff Writer Peter Johnson talks to stakeholders about race, diversity, and the changes needed to fix Poly’s perceived issue.

For more in this year’s Student Guide we can teach you how to keep your leftovers alive, what five things you should know about college that nobody ever tells you, why Cuesta College is starting a nuclear power education program, where the new “it” spot to get a tattoo is, and which places to explore outside of SLO.

—Camillia Lanham, editor

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Cal Poly SLO confronts its diversity problem  |  Your microwavable miracle! | Things you wish you knew! | Cuesta goes nuclear! | Tattoos are personal! | Get your butt out of the bubble!

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