Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land
1,618 Comments
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Tatia Heleski
11 years ago
Do not mess with our Arabians!
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Tatia Heleski
11 years ago
Do not mess with our Arabians!
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Paula Simmons
11 years ago
TN
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Paula Simmons
11 years ago
TN
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Emily Elliott
11 years ago
MURP alum 2014. The equestrian program is synonymous with CPP. The need for student housing is real, but the need to conserve ag land is greater. I would hope CPP would utilize the abilities of the urban and regional planning body on campus to identify and analyze alternative locations. Adaptive resue and infill is the the in thing, CPP. Get on it.
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Emily Elliott
11 years ago
MURP alum 2014. The equestrian program is synonymous with CPP. The need for student housing is real, but the need to conserve ag land is greater. I would hope CPP would utilize the abilities of the urban and regional planning body on campus to identify and analyze alternative locations. Adaptive resue and infill is the the in thing, CPP. Get on it.
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Vania Garcia
11 years ago
student.
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Vania Garcia
11 years ago
student.
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Ann Hamilton class of '87
11 years ago
Without the ag land and pastures, Cal Poly Pomona is just another university. All individuality would be lost. If this goes through, don't call me for donations again!!
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Ann Hamilton class of '87
11 years ago
Without the ag land and pastures, Cal Poly Pomona is just another university. All individuality would be lost. If this goes through, don't call me for donations again!!
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Sarah Chagaris
11 years ago
Honor the original agreement!!
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Sarah Chagaris
11 years ago
Honor the original agreement!!
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Diana Snyder
11 years ago
Alumni Class 2010
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Diana Snyder
11 years ago
Alumni Class 2010
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Katherine Burnside
11 years ago
California
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Katherine Burnside
11 years ago
California
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Kayla James
11 years ago
keep the history of the collage
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Kayla James
11 years ago
keep the history of the collage
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Rachael Taylor
11 years ago
To even consider constructing housing in place of designated equestrian and agricultural land is unthinkable; that land must remain in it's current purpose to preserve the these vital programs to the current and future students of Cal Poly Pomona.
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Rachael Taylor
11 years ago
To even consider constructing housing in place of designated equestrian and agricultural land is unthinkable; that land must remain in it's current purpose to preserve the these vital programs to the current and future students of Cal Poly Pomona.
Do not mess with our Arabians!
Do not mess with our Arabians!
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TN
MURP alum 2014. The equestrian program is synonymous with CPP. The need for student housing is real, but the need to conserve ag land is greater. I would hope CPP would utilize the abilities of the urban and regional planning body on campus to identify and analyze alternative locations. Adaptive resue and infill is the the in thing, CPP. Get on it.
MURP alum 2014. The equestrian program is synonymous with CPP. The need for student housing is real, but the need to conserve ag land is greater. I would hope CPP would utilize the abilities of the urban and regional planning body on campus to identify and analyze alternative locations. Adaptive resue and infill is the the in thing, CPP. Get on it.
student.
student.
Without the ag land and pastures, Cal Poly Pomona is just another university. All individuality would be lost. If this goes through, don't call me for donations again!!
Without the ag land and pastures, Cal Poly Pomona is just another university. All individuality would be lost. If this goes through, don't call me for donations again!!
Honor the original agreement!!
Honor the original agreement!!
Alumni Class 2010
Alumni Class 2010
California
California
keep the history of the collage
keep the history of the collage
To even consider constructing housing in place of designated equestrian and agricultural land is unthinkable; that land must remain in it's current purpose to preserve the these vital programs to the current and future students of Cal Poly Pomona.
To even consider constructing housing in place of designated equestrian and agricultural land is unthinkable; that land must remain in it's current purpose to preserve the these vital programs to the current and future students of Cal Poly Pomona.