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Employee sues university


		Employee sues university

Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA

12 hours ago by Lauren Rabaino

A Cal Poly employee filed a $160,000 lawsuit against the university on Monday for not providing a safe work environment when he was attacked by a subordinate employee last year. The custodial supervisor Chris Leitz claims that the university should have prevented the attack by then-custodian James Reynolds.

Poly investigates beach contamination

Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA

12 hours ago by Camas Frank

The water at the Pismo Beach pier has been on a danger list for some time, most recently making an appearance on the non-profit organization Heal the Bay's top 10 list of most polluted beaches in California. Although Pismo is a popular surfing spot, the water is often tainted with deadly bacteria, forcing the beach's closure to swimming.

McCain comes to Central Coast


		McCain comes to Central Coast

Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CA

1 day ago by Marlize van Romburgh

San Luis Obispo congresswoman Lois Capps (D-Calif.) went head-to-head with Republican John McCain earlier this week when the presidential candidate held a rally in Santa Barbara to discuss energy issues.

Area businesses feel the summer pinch


		Area businesses feel the summer pinch

Daily Trojan, University of Southern California, CA

1 day ago by Taren Fujimoto

As summer sets in and the number of students on campus decreases, so do the sales of local businesses around USC, according to local business owners.

Insinity Communications' owner Carlos Huezo said his business, located in the University Village, next to Baskin-Robbins and across from Superior, drops almost 45 percent in revenue during the summer.

Women break ground in trades

Viking, Long Beach City College, CA

3 days ago by Ricklyn Hukriede

Women have broken many barriers throughout history and they are continuing to set the precedent in the male-dominated arena of the labor work force.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor women comprise 25 percent of the labor force in traditionally male-dominated occupations such as construction and building workers, railroad conductors and machinists.

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