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Save Cal Poly Pomona's Pastures and Agricultural Land

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Sara Perez
11 years ago

Bachelor of Science in Pre-vet degree. Cal Poly Pomona, especially the horse center, was my home for 6 years. Please do not take the pastures away from the horses and the students. The W.K. Kellogg Arabians are the reason CPP is there.

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Stacy
11 years ago

Don't ruin the Legacy of CPP by taking away the beautiful pastures, and animals, that serve as the classrooms for our fellow classmates. #Learnbydoing

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Stacy
11 years ago

Don't ruin the Legacy of CPP by taking away the beautiful pastures, and animals, that serve as the classrooms for our fellow classmates. #Learnbydoing

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Nicole Webber
11 years ago

The pastures are an iconic part of CPP and should be saved at all costs.

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Nicole Webber
11 years ago

The pastures are an iconic part of CPP and should be saved at all costs.

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Wendie Stevens-Rodriguez
11 years ago

Keep CAl Poly Pomona's pastures as they are!! No ROADS!!

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Wendie Stevens-Rodriguez
11 years ago

Keep CAl Poly Pomona's pastures as they are!! No ROADS!!

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Jodie
11 years ago

Keep the pastures for the horses they need this. Don't take away what Mr. Kellogg built this school for!

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Jodie
11 years ago

Keep the pastures for the horses they need this. Don't take away what Mr. Kellogg built this school for!

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Lori hudson
11 years ago

Some changes are not for the good of all concerned. Please be considerate of this land, the animals, the students

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Lori hudson
11 years ago

Some changes are not for the good of all concerned. Please be considerate of this land, the animals, the students

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Greg Overduin
11 years ago

Student - Plant Science

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Greg Overduin
11 years ago

Student - Plant Science

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Anonymous
11 years ago

AVS Student

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Hope Reichle
11 years ago

AVS Student

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Ashlee Hauss
11 years ago

These pastures are iconic to CPP; to lose them would be a detriment to the entire university, not just (but still

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Ashlee Hauss
11 years ago

These pastures are iconic to CPP; to lose them would be a detriment to the entire university, not just (but still

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Eden Meiers
11 years ago

Student (Animal Health Science)

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Eden Meiers
11 years ago

Student (Animal Health Science)

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No! I attended from 89-94 and they are an integral part of the history of the WK Kellogg Ranch!