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Date Posted: 08/18/03 2:07pm
Author: Slocal
Author Host/IP: 66.215.60.76
Subject: Re: Poly vs Bello's
In reply to: Peter 's message, "Poly vs Bello's" on 08/17/03 6:21pm

Why don't they just let the sporting goods stores downtown sell the merchandise? It works in Ann Arbor. Michigan has the best selection of licensed merchandise that I've seen. And more than one store is selling it. The designs are unique, which is more than I can say for the generic CPSU.

If the official name is "California Polytechnic" why isn't that design on T-shirts and sweatshirts? Hey Tommy, maybe they'll let you sell that!

About that "exclusivity" -- don't you think it has something to do with where this State Unversity campus is located? If you check, you'll find that enrollment soared in the late sixties when Cal alums didn't want to send their daughters to that dirty Telegraph Avenue town then referred to as "Berserkely", and Cal Poly had just opened up the campus to coeds in the late 1950s.

>No it's not a rivalry that's played out on any ball
>field, but, in a real live court....a legal court.
>The Sunday edition of the L.A. Times, in the
>California section, has a nice big article on the
>trade mark drama being played out by Bello's of SLO
>and Cal Poly/CSU.
>
>In the article the Times points out, and I quote,
>".....in the Cal Poly moniker, as the university has
>evolved in the last decade into one of the most
>exclusive public colleges in the nation".
>
>Academically, Cal Poly is finally getting recognition,
>now if only our athletic programs can begin to
>exercise its full potential.
>
>Go POLY!!!

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