Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Courtney Habegger
11 years ago
Plant Science Alum, class of 2012. These pastures are an important part of the Agricultural program and can not be replaced once destroyed. They should be maintained as a productive grassland pasture for future generations of students to benefit from. Enough land has already been converted to other uses. When I first started school at Cal Poly, I farmed the land that part of innovation village now sits on. When will enough be enough?
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Kathy Whitmore
11 years ago
Cal Poly needs to remember its roots and the conditions for its existence
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Kathy Whitmore
11 years ago
Cal Poly needs to remember its roots and the conditions for its existence
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Nancy Harvey alumni 1981
11 years ago
shame on you turning your back on those who started this University.
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Nancy Harvey alumni 1981
11 years ago
shame on you turning your back on those who started this University.
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Leigh Hershkovich
11 years ago
California
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Leigh Hershkovich
11 years ago
California
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Emily Creegan
11 years ago
Let's look at other alternatives -- perhaps the old dorms can be renovated to the new horse center
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Emily Creegan
11 years ago
Let's look at other alternatives -- perhaps the old dorms can be renovated to the new horse center
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Aishamara Quiroz
11 years ago
CA
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Aishamara Quiroz
11 years ago
CA
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julieta
11 years ago
the pastures are the integrity of cal poly, other accomodations can be made for housing
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julieta
11 years ago
the pastures are the integrity of cal poly, other accomodations can be made for housing
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Cristine Cummings
11 years ago
Cal Poly Alumni
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Cristine Cummings
11 years ago
Cal Poly Alumni
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Alexandra Glenn
11 years ago
Ohio
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Alexandra Glenn
11 years ago
Ohio
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Anonymous
11 years ago
California
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Alissa Hodges
11 years ago
California
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Daniel J Garcia
11 years ago
I want to believe that CPP can continue to expand while still honering some of its oldest programs. This construction does not speak to that at all.
Plant Science Alum, class of 2012. These pastures are an important part of the Agricultural program and can not be replaced once destroyed. They should be maintained as a productive grassland pasture for future generations of students to benefit from. Enough land has already been converted to other uses. When I first started school at Cal Poly, I farmed the land that part of innovation village now sits on. When will enough be enough?
Cal Poly needs to remember its roots and the conditions for its existence
Cal Poly needs to remember its roots and the conditions for its existence
shame on you turning your back on those who started this University.
shame on you turning your back on those who started this University.
California
California
Let's look at other alternatives -- perhaps the old dorms can be renovated to the new horse center
Let's look at other alternatives -- perhaps the old dorms can be renovated to the new horse center
CA
CA
the pastures are the integrity of cal poly, other accomodations can be made for housing
the pastures are the integrity of cal poly, other accomodations can be made for housing
Cal Poly Alumni
Cal Poly Alumni
Ohio
Ohio
California
California
I want to believe that CPP can continue to expand while still honering some of its oldest programs. This construction does not speak to that at all.