Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Melissa Lopez
11 years ago
Go ag!
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Marissa
11 years ago
A never-ending Southern California battle!
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Marissa
11 years ago
A never-ending Southern California battle!
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JOANNE OSULLIVAN
11 years ago
California
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JOANNE OSULLIVAN
11 years ago
California
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Terri Buckner
11 years ago
Please help save the pasture!!!
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Terri Buckner
11 years ago
Please help save the pasture!!!
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kristen martinez
11 years ago
as an alumni i disagree with the decision to build on pasture land for the horses.
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kristen martinez
11 years ago
as an alumni i disagree with the decision to build on pasture land for the horses.
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Sidney Simpson
11 years ago
California
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Sidney Simpson
11 years ago
California
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Anonymous
11 years ago
My own 2 yr horse program is closing after this batch of students graduate 30+years. This school cannot loose its acreage. Horse program may follow in 10 yrs.
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Lorna Giovanelli
11 years ago
My own 2 yr horse program is closing after this batch of students graduate 30+years. This school cannot loose its acreage. Horse program may follow in 10 yrs.
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Christine Sellerberg
11 years ago
This truly makes Cal Poly unique and sets it apart. It was built on Kellogg's Arabian breeding facility and these pastures are a huge reminder every day of how our school came to be. To me it was my only place of peace and quiet from the ever busy libraries and engineering halls. I really hope this gets turned around before it is too late.
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Christine Sellerberg
11 years ago
This truly makes Cal Poly unique and sets it apart. It was built on Kellogg's Arabian breeding facility and these pastures are a huge reminder every day of how our school came to be. To me it was my only place of peace and quiet from the ever busy libraries and engineering halls. I really hope this gets turned around before it is too late.
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Betty Tracy
11 years ago
Do not destroy any more agricultural land on campus. Rethink the need for dorms. Do not destroy what is unique and special about Cal Poly Pomona.
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Betty Tracy
11 years ago
Do not destroy any more agricultural land on campus. Rethink the need for dorms. Do not destroy what is unique and special about Cal Poly Pomona.
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Monica Rawson
11 years ago
Please do not take away the Arabians pasture!
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Monica Rawson
11 years ago
Please do not take away the Arabians pasture!
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Kelly Kenneally
11 years ago
Do you know how many families come on the weekends to visit those pasture horses? Do you know what those wonderful Arabians do when they see people? They come right over to the fence to be pet! They are such wonderful ambassadors! How many kids have been inspired to go to Cal Poly because of the horses! I know that's why I went there! Huge mistake! There are other options, they just need to rethink this!
Go ag!
A never-ending Southern California battle!
A never-ending Southern California battle!
California
California
Please help save the pasture!!!
Please help save the pasture!!!
as an alumni i disagree with the decision to build on pasture land for the horses.
as an alumni i disagree with the decision to build on pasture land for the horses.
California
California
My own 2 yr horse program is closing after this batch of students graduate 30+years. This school cannot loose its acreage. Horse program may follow in 10 yrs.
My own 2 yr horse program is closing after this batch of students graduate 30+years. This school cannot loose its acreage. Horse program may follow in 10 yrs.
This truly makes Cal Poly unique and sets it apart. It was built on Kellogg's Arabian breeding facility and these pastures are a huge reminder every day of how our school came to be. To me it was my only place of peace and quiet from the ever busy libraries and engineering halls. I really hope this gets turned around before it is too late.
This truly makes Cal Poly unique and sets it apart. It was built on Kellogg's Arabian breeding facility and these pastures are a huge reminder every day of how our school came to be. To me it was my only place of peace and quiet from the ever busy libraries and engineering halls. I really hope this gets turned around before it is too late.
Do not destroy any more agricultural land on campus. Rethink the need for dorms. Do not destroy what is unique and special about Cal Poly Pomona.
Do not destroy any more agricultural land on campus. Rethink the need for dorms. Do not destroy what is unique and special about Cal Poly Pomona.
Please do not take away the Arabians pasture!
Please do not take away the Arabians pasture!
Do you know how many families come on the weekends to visit those pasture horses? Do you know what those wonderful Arabians do when they see people? They come right over to the fence to be pet! They are such wonderful ambassadors! How many kids have been inspired to go to Cal Poly because of the horses! I know that's why I went there! Huge mistake! There are other options, they just need to rethink this!