Monday, 12/23/2002
The Cal Poly Universities rose float entry for 2003, A Sundae Afternoon, takes shape as Dave McWilliams welds the structure together.…
PolyCentric Takes a Holiday Break
The campus will be closed Dec. 25 to Jan. 1, 2003. The Office of Public Affairs will not post any new information or articles on PolyCentric during this time. Check back for new PolyCentric stories on Jan. 2, 2003. Enjoy…
Students, Horses Resume W.K. Kellogg Tradition as Cal Poly Pomona Equestrian Unit Returns to Rose Parade Lineup
The legacy of W.K. Kellogg?s passion for the Arabian horse will be seen by millions of viewers this New Year?s Day when an equestrian unit from Cal Poly Pomona?s W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center rides in the 2003 Rose Parade.
University Honors Rep. Grace Napolitano for Support to Science Education
Cal Poly Pomona recently honored U.S. Rep. Grace Napolitano, D-Santa Fe Springs, for her support of K-12 science education. The recognition came at the university?s Science IMPACT (Institute for Modern Pedagogy and Creative Teaching) open house on Dec. 5 at…
Friday, 12/20/2002
Volunteer Ed Warnol plays Christmas carols on the grand piano at Kellogg House Pomona during the holiday open house.…
Thursday, 12/19/2002
Cassandra Dummit, a junior MHR major, learns how to battle a fire with a fire extinguisher during training at CTTI.…
Wednesday, 12/18/2002
Luther Manzano puts together poinsettia displays in one of the greenhouses of the horticulture unit at Cal Poly Pomona. The poinsettias can be purchased at the Farm Store at Kellogg Ranch. Wallpapers: Clicking on these links will open a new…
Tuesday, 12/17/2002
Marilyn Ibanez and Victoria Rodriguez of the Pomona Police Department look over stuffed animals collected by Cal Poly Pomona staff. The police department distributes the toys during their Santa Cop Toy Drive for needy families in Pomona.…
Monday, 12/16/2002
Susie Hoskinson, a senior mechanical engineering major, sends sparks flying as she uses a hand grinder to smooth joints on the roller coaster portion of the Cal Poly rose float.…
In Memoriam: Former English Professor, Administrator Al Aschenbrenner
Albert Aschenbrenner, a pioneering English professor and administrator, died from complications from a stroke on Monday, Dec. 16. He was 89 years old.