Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Matthew Zu
11 years ago
These pastures are as iconic to the campus as the San Gabriel mountains that loom behind it. It would be a shame to see the pastures go.
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Matthew Zu
11 years ago
These pastures are as iconic to the campus as the San Gabriel mountains that loom behind it. It would be a shame to see the pastures go.
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Lela Bradshaw
11 years ago
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Lela Bradshaw
11 years ago
Arabian horse friend in KY
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Jeanne Craver
11 years ago
Respect the original vision!
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Jeanne Craver
11 years ago
Respect the original vision!
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Joan Thomson
11 years ago
Mr Kellogg donated the entire ranch and his Arabian Horses, if it wasn't for him you wouldn't be there. He gave it for the horses and not for buildings.
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Joan Thomson
11 years ago
Mr Kellogg donated the entire ranch and his Arabian Horses, if it wasn't for him you wouldn't be there. He gave it for the horses and not for buildings.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
California
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Lindsey Parker
11 years ago
California
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Morgan Knapp
11 years ago
i hope the pasture is saved!
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Morgan Knapp
11 years ago
i hope the pasture is saved!
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Vandi Reeves
11 years ago
Im sure that when Mr Kellogg donated that land that he didn't have student housing in mind but instead intended it to go towards the Arabian horses!
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Vandi Reeves
11 years ago
Im sure that when Mr Kellogg donated that land that he didn't have student housing in mind but instead intended it to go towards the Arabian horses!
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mjolly
11 years ago
As an alumni of Calpoly pomona, I know for sure that CalPoly campus shall be incomplete without the beautiful pastures and the bio-organic smell that emanates from the agricultural land. Instead of making plans to remove the pasture, the administration should focus on making the pastures a permanent part of CalPoly Pomona culture and show solidarity with College of agriculture and equestrian science students. Agricultura and equestions science students: "May the force be you....always."
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mjolly
11 years ago
As an alumni of Calpoly pomona, I know for sure that CalPoly campus shall be incomplete without the beautiful pastures and the bio-organic smell that emanates from the agricultural land. Instead of making plans to remove the pasture, the administration should focus on making the pastures a permanent part of CalPoly Pomona culture and show solidarity with College of agriculture and equestrian science students. Agricultura and equestions science students: "May the force be you....always."
These pastures are as iconic to the campus as the San Gabriel mountains that loom behind it. It would be a shame to see the pastures go.
These pastures are as iconic to the campus as the San Gabriel mountains that loom behind it. It would be a shame to see the pastures go.
Arabian horse friend in KY
Arabian horse friend in KY
Respect the original vision!
Respect the original vision!
Mr Kellogg donated the entire ranch and his Arabian Horses, if it wasn't for him you wouldn't be there. He gave it for the horses and not for buildings.
Mr Kellogg donated the entire ranch and his Arabian Horses, if it wasn't for him you wouldn't be there. He gave it for the horses and not for buildings.
California
California
i hope the pasture is saved!
i hope the pasture is saved!
Im sure that when Mr Kellogg donated that land that he didn't have student housing in mind but instead intended it to go towards the Arabian horses!
Im sure that when Mr Kellogg donated that land that he didn't have student housing in mind but instead intended it to go towards the Arabian horses!
As an alumni of Calpoly pomona, I know for sure that CalPoly campus shall be incomplete without the beautiful pastures and the bio-organic smell that emanates from the agricultural land. Instead of making plans to remove the pasture, the administration should focus on making the pastures a permanent part of CalPoly Pomona culture and show solidarity with College of agriculture and equestrian science students. Agricultura and equestions science students: "May the force be you....always."
As an alumni of Calpoly pomona, I know for sure that CalPoly campus shall be incomplete without the beautiful pastures and the bio-organic smell that emanates from the agricultural land. Instead of making plans to remove the pasture, the administration should focus on making the pastures a permanent part of CalPoly Pomona culture and show solidarity with College of agriculture and equestrian science students. Agricultura and equestions science students: "May the force be you....always."
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CA
Alumna, Communication '09
Alumna, Communication '09