The student success fee was passed by a 57 percent majority student vote in 2012, and was originally $160.
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Students to trade clothes for green and gold
In the first annual Cal Poly Apparel Exchange, students can trade a t-shirt or sweatshirt from a different college in exchange for a brand new item of Cal Poly apparel. The event will take place during University Union Hour on Feb. 6.
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Master plan to determine ASI facilities' next 10 years
Assosciated Students, Inc. (ASI) will use the ASI Facility Master plan — which will be created this year — to determine its direction for the next decade.
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'Meet a Mustang': Speed-friending for students
“Yes, it is set up like speed dating,” special events student assistant Arin Miller said. “But there is no expectation that romance will occur.”
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ASI casino night coming to Rec Center
The event runs from 9 p.m. to midnight, and admittance is free with a Cal Poly identification card.
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College of Architecture seat open on ASI Board
There is now only one architecture student currently sitting on the board.
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ASI considers new skateboarding and bicycling policies
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) hopes to reevaluate the bike and skateboarding policies on campus, promoting bike safety and possibly working to legalize skateboards on campus.
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ASI scolds fraternities for behavior at intramural games
Sean Pellerin, assistant intramurals coordinator, said that there was a misunderstanding about what was allowed on the field.
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ASI Board of Directors votes to stay on quarters
The ASI Board of Directors also formally supported quarters earlier this year, after 89.8 percent of voting students shot down semesters in a February vote.
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ASI survey shows students support change
Survey results are in from an Associated Students Inc. (ASI) organized poll that students questions about skateboarding, bike lanes, an acknowledged alcohol presence on campus and a non-smoking policy.
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ASI concerts adapt to ‘cultural shift’
Returning students may have noticed a decrease in the number of concerts hosted by Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) this quarter.