Only one ‘survivor’ in ‘Humans vs. Zombies’
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Cal Poly Pomona’s first “Humans vs. Zombies” game concluded on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at approximately 4:50 p.m. with one surviving human.
Approximately 20 human players participated in their final mission, the two objectives of which were to safely deliver a vaccine for the H1Z1 virus and the biologist who developed it to a bus waiting near Parking Lot Q by the residential suites.
Lost & Found Auction on Feb. 2
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What’s the Buzz at the Bronco Exhibit Gallery?
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Have you walked by the lounge space heading toward Ursa Major lately?
If you haven’t, make some time for a leisurely stroll to check out the imaginative art of recent Cal Poly Pomona graduate, Robby Cavanaugh. Read more
U-Rock and Afternoon Blend concerts for Winter Quarter, 2012
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Every Tuesday from noon to 1 p.m., the Associated Students, Inc. Bronco Events and Activities (ASI BEAT) Team brings fresh and awesome musical acts to Cal Poly Pomona.
‘Main Ingredient’ to cook up creativity
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The Main Ingredient is back on Thursday, Jan. 26 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Games Room, Etc.
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Alumnus’ photography illustrates ‘Places of conflict’
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To look at Robby Cavanaugh’s photography is to see the portrait of a man fighting an inner war waged since his childhood.
Beyond the fantastical content of each frame, the recent Cal Poly Pomona alumnus of graphic design’s attention to dark and colder color tones add to the already surreal and dreamlike quality of his work.
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Barnaby Peake: ASI staff takes advantage of the Children’s Center
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Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) provides students and staff with an array of high-quality programs and services. One of the services ASI prides itself on is the Children’s Center, which is devoted to child development and daycare for the young ones of Cal Poly Pomona students, staff and also the community.
ASI’s very own Barnaby Peake, a father of three and member of ASI’s professional staff, chose to take advantage of one of the services of the company he works for when he put his son, Santiago, in the Children’s Center. Read more
