Life is about choices
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Corky Richardson's letter suggesting that her granddaughter might choose not to attend Cal Poly because graduation speakers urged more diversity (at the most lily-white CSU campus) causes me to hope that the granddaughter does choose to go elsewhere. We do not need more students from families with these attitudes if we are to increase tolerance and diversity at Cal Poly. Please let us know where she goes.
Michael R. Slater
grandparent of a tolerant and accepting student
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