Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
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Rochelle Kopicki
11 years ago
California
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Jill Loskill
11 years ago
United States
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Jill Loskill
11 years ago
United States
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Chris Nitz
11 years ago
We need more open space! Not less!!!
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Chris Nitz
11 years ago
We need more open space! Not less!!!
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Katelynn M Bray
11 years ago
These pastures make Cal Poly Pomona a special place to be. They were a big part of the reason I decided to attend.
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Katelynn M Bray
11 years ago
These pastures make Cal Poly Pomona a special place to be. They were a big part of the reason I decided to attend.
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JillHartman
11 years ago
Please
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JillHartman
11 years ago
Please
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Washington
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Sue Richards
11 years ago
Washington
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Justine Rose
· petition starter
11 years ago
sometimes it just gets stuck especially on my phone I have noticed. You do not need to confirm your email as far I know. It is just a confirmation you signed it. We are getting a lot of signatures at once and it has trouble sometimes. Thank you for your concern!!
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Mark Olinger
11 years ago
As a graduate of Cal Poly I found it disturbing to learn that dorms will be built on pastures and agricultural land.The potential impact of losing the pastureland could affect future agricultural students and the existing eco-system. Any loss of undeveloped land, if it continues, will hurt future Cal Poly agricultural students.
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Mark Olinger
11 years ago
As a graduate of Cal Poly I found it disturbing to learn that dorms will be built on pastures and agricultural land.The potential impact of losing the pastureland could affect future agricultural students and the existing eco-system. Any loss of undeveloped land, if it continues, will hurt future Cal Poly agricultural students.
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Keeanna McGlone
11 years ago
Freshman Student, Business Administration Major.
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Keeanna McGlone
11 years ago
Freshman Student, Business Administration Major.
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Cathy Gage
11 years ago
Please leave the pastures intact. As a long time Arabian horse owner and breeder, the Cal Poly program has always been known to me as a shining example of its kind. Please don't be a part of the destruction of that reputation.
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Cathy Gage
11 years ago
Please leave the pastures intact. As a long time Arabian horse owner and breeder, the Cal Poly program has always been known to me as a shining example of its kind. Please don't be a part of the destruction of that reputation.
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Shannon
11 years ago
This is an agricultural school! Don't take away the very thing that is vital to the school, what its known for, and the education on africulture you can't get at many other campuses. Most of the students go here because of it's beuty, its educational opportunites that other campuses don't offer and because its not a concrete box! Pleaee don't turn it into one. This is the first step in that direction.
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Shannon
11 years ago
This is an agricultural school! Don't take away the very thing that is vital to the school, what its known for, and the education on africulture you can't get at many other campuses. Most of the students go here because of it's beuty, its educational opportunites that other campuses don't offer and because its not a concrete box! Pleaee don't turn it into one. This is the first step in that direction.
California
United States
United States
We need more open space! Not less!!!
We need more open space! Not less!!!
These pastures make Cal Poly Pomona a special place to be. They were a big part of the reason I decided to attend.
These pastures make Cal Poly Pomona a special place to be. They were a big part of the reason I decided to attend.
Please
Please
Washington
Washington
sometimes it just gets stuck especially on my phone I have noticed. You do not need to confirm your email as far I know. It is just a confirmation you signed it. We are getting a lot of signatures at once and it has trouble sometimes. Thank you for your concern!!
As a graduate of Cal Poly I found it disturbing to learn that dorms will be built on pastures and agricultural land.The potential impact of losing the pastureland could affect future agricultural students and the existing eco-system. Any loss of undeveloped land, if it continues, will hurt future Cal Poly agricultural students.
As a graduate of Cal Poly I found it disturbing to learn that dorms will be built on pastures and agricultural land.The potential impact of losing the pastureland could affect future agricultural students and the existing eco-system. Any loss of undeveloped land, if it continues, will hurt future Cal Poly agricultural students.
Freshman Student, Business Administration Major.
Freshman Student, Business Administration Major.
Please leave the pastures intact. As a long time Arabian horse owner and breeder, the Cal Poly program has always been known to me as a shining example of its kind. Please don't be a part of the destruction of that reputation.
Please leave the pastures intact. As a long time Arabian horse owner and breeder, the Cal Poly program has always been known to me as a shining example of its kind. Please don't be a part of the destruction of that reputation.
This is an agricultural school! Don't take away the very thing that is vital to the school, what its known for, and the education on africulture you can't get at many other campuses. Most of the students go here because of it's beuty, its educational opportunites that other campuses don't offer and because its not a concrete box! Pleaee don't turn it into one. This is the first step in that direction.
This is an agricultural school! Don't take away the very thing that is vital to the school, what its known for, and the education on africulture you can't get at many other campuses. Most of the students go here because of it's beuty, its educational opportunites that other campuses don't offer and because its not a concrete box! Pleaee don't turn it into one. This is the first step in that direction.