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Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land

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Stacey Dunn
11 years ago

history, nature conservancy, the Arabian Horse; save the pastures that have played an integral part of not just school history, but the history of the Arabian Horse in America!!

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Michael Kramer
11 years ago

Don't destroy the pastures!

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Michael Kramer
11 years ago

Don't destroy the pastures!

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Maggie Grady
11 years ago

The pasture are a crucial piece to Cal Poly as a whole. They are a major influence to the agriculture students and are what give Cal Poly it's uniqueness and charm.

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Maggie Grady
11 years ago

The pasture are a crucial piece to Cal Poly as a whole. They are a major influence to the agriculture students and are what give Cal Poly it's uniqueness and charm.

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Kathy Steele
11 years ago

Please keep the pasture areas for Cal Poly, Pomona.

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Kathy Steele
11 years ago

Please keep the pasture areas for Cal Poly, Pomona.

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Jacqueline Williams
11 years ago

Arabian horse owner

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Jacqueline Williams
11 years ago

Arabian horse owner

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Alyssa Barrera
11 years ago

As a veterinary student I urge the reconsideration of this proposition. As an equine major, the Arabians are not only essential to my own education but countless others.

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Alyssa Barrera
11 years ago

As a veterinary student I urge the reconsideration of this proposition. As an equine major, the Arabians are not only essential to my own education but countless others.

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SYLVIA MITCHELL
11 years ago

Find another place for dorms and parking lots.......leave the pasture land for your College of Agriculture programs.

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SYLVIA MITCHELL
11 years ago

Find another place for dorms and parking lots.......leave the pasture land for your College of Agriculture programs.

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Melissa salas
11 years ago

Save the horses!!!

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Jerri-Beth Scott
11 years ago

California

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Melissa salas
11 years ago

Save the horses!!!

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Jerri-Beth Scott
11 years ago

California

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Candice Haskell
11 years ago

Leave the beautiful Arabian horse pasture as is. Do not relocate them to a smaller pasture. Kellogg would not approve of this.