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Navigating the future of democracy: CPP clubs, organizations react to 2024 election
Alexa Nolasco, Nov, 26, 2024 The 2024 presidential election left many Americans feeling uncertain about their future, according to a Nov. 25 article from Fox, data from Gallup reveals that 50% of ...
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Bronco volleyball claims outright CCAA regular-season title, Dahl earns 100th win
By Gavin Claiborne & Ryan Leon, Nov. 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona women’s volleyball team claimed the outright title of California Collegiate Athletics Association regular-season champions, and Head Coach ...
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CPP streamlines crisis report forms with new website Report @ CPP
By Scotty Ninh, Nov. 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona launched a website called Report @ CPP Oct. 2 to incentivize the use of reporting resources by streamlining the process for students, staff and faculty. T ...
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From Moscow to Pomona: ‘We are Pussy Riot’ sparks dialogue on protest, freedom
By Charlize Althea Garcia, Nov. 26, 2024 In 2000, Vladamir Putin was elected president. In 2012, he was re-elected. In 2024, he is still president. Pussy. Riot. Two words deemed controversial to ...
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Women’s soccer captures CCAA tournament championship; men’s team suffers heartbreaking loss
By Jacob Rodriguez, Nov. 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona women’s soccer secured its first California Collegiate Athletic Association tournament championship since 1999 and first under Head Coach Jay Mason, ...
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Pet therapy at CPP: Mental health journey with Gracie, Hamlet, Sioux
By , Nov. 26, 2024 Homework, tests and personal issues can increase stress in college students, but Cal Poly Pomona English professor Kristy K. Hodson often brings her three therapy dogs to campus to ...
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Cal Poly Pomona honors Native American Heritage month by hosting cultural events
By Raveena Rahman, Nov. 26, 2o24 Cal Poly Pomona is celebrating Native American Heritage month by hosting events such as Day of the Dead Celebration, discussion with a Native plant educator, a Harvest ...
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Thanksgiving on their terms: How CPP students are celebrating near, far
By Alexa Nolasco, Nov. 26, 2024 As Thanksgiving approaches, many Cal Poly Pomona students face the question of whether to travel home or stay on campus for the break. For some, including business ...
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Anti-trans rhetoric is damaging the LGBTQ+ community
By , Nov. 26, 2024 President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign and Republican ad campaigns spent nearly $215 million to target transgender and queer communities and their rights throughout the election ...
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Women’s basketball cruises to third straight win, men’s team powers past La Sierra
By Samantha Campion, Nov. 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona women’s basketball team controlled the boards to collect its third consecutive win, while the men's basketball team scored a season-high 84 points ...
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Does your name really matter?
By , Nov. 26, 2024 I was awarded the longest name reported on a speeding ticket, according to Officer Scott of the Chino Police Department. Christian Tae-Young Park-Gastelum. Scott handed my ID back, ...
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CPP shuttle system relies on outdated technology
By Pauline Gutierrez, Nov. 26, 2024 Students who frequently rely on the Bronco Express Shuttle to get around Cal Poly Pomona’s campus may find the shuttles’ timing to be inconsistent, making wait ...