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Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land

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Jae riddle
11 years ago

Neigh to the renovations!

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Jae riddle
11 years ago

Neigh to the renovations!

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Marge Taylor
11 years ago

Alabama

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Marge Taylor
11 years ago

Alabama

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Karina Cox
11 years ago

Colorado

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Karina Cox
11 years ago

Colorado

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Vicki Perez
11 years ago

please let the horses keep their pasture land. It is vital to remember they are majestic creatures and deserve to live also.

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Vicki Perez
11 years ago

please let the horses keep their pasture land. It is vital to remember they are majestic creatures and deserve to live also.

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Jose Edid Garcia
11 years ago

United States

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Jose Edid Garcia
11 years ago

United States

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Sherry Rosser Carroll
11 years ago

go up, not out. leave your green space alone and leave the Arabs be.

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Sherry Rosser Carroll
11 years ago

go up, not out. leave your green space alone and leave the Arabs be.

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cindi carlson
11 years ago

California

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cindi carlson
11 years ago

California

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Enrique Mares
11 years ago

CPP Alumni: College of Business

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Enrique Mares
11 years ago

CPP Alumni: College of Business

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Arla Kafka
11 years ago

Please leave the great horse history continue.

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Arla Kafka
11 years ago

Please leave the great horse history continue.

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Megan Buckner
11 years ago

Class of 2006 Animal Science and Ag Council President 2004-2006. Please do not let this happen. These pastures are an important part of the Arabian breeding program any Ag major at CPP. Not to mention any other student on campus that has equine interests. These fields are our labs and classrooms. Once this is done the fields can never be used for agricultural purposes again. Our school was founded on these pastures and the Arabian horse breeding program. Cal Poly's motto is "learn by doing". I ask, how can we learn if we have no place to do it? Save our pastures and build elsewhere.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

CA