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Applications for fall 2018 are open. Now’s your chance to become a Mustang and #lovewhereyoulearn! Apply at viewbook.calpoly.edu/apply.
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For a year, the makers of #Exodus followed families making journeys across 26 countries, to capture the story of the #MigrantCrisis.
@VZWSupport it would have helpful if #verizon had notified customers about this outage about 3 hours ago.
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#BREAKING: #Verizon Wireless outage prompts outcry from SoCal customers. Were you affected? on.ktla.com/zws78
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Per @KTLAnewsdesk Major @verizon wireless outage in Southern California, company aware of problem & working to fix – at Los Angeles, CA
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Statement from Dean Spanos.
READ: chargers.com/news/2016/01/29…
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SLO gets a visit from @yahoo & confirms that we are one of the best places to call #SLOme! ow.ly/UTPxH
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More Millennials bought homes in 2014 than any other age group. But how?! rltor.cm/3vg1n #HousingForMe
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Meet "Generation Z," the generation coming of age after Millennials: cbsn.ws/1jc7Rby
On our way down to the @Chargers home opener! It's gonna be a hot one! #sundayfunday #boltup #sandiegochargers #WhiteHotSunday #DETvsSD
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Cal Poly Athletics launches redesign of GoPoly.com! gopoly.com/genrel/redesign
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Let Congress know the American Dream is not a Piggy Bank! Take Action Here: bit.ly/1HVsNLS. #HighwayTrustFund.
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Mortgage Insurers Get Capital Break from Fannie, Freddie bit.ly/1HeRhSg
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I'm hearing mixed things about TRID from broker, wholesalers and other lenders. Are you worried about it, or not?
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MBA Letter Supporting H.R. 685, the Mortgage Choice Act-- bit.ly/1anyGEH
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The salary you must earn to buy a home in these metro areas: on.mktw.net/1BysyEH
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America's mortgage-insurance giants are making bigger profits than before the crisis econ.st/1FLNmLn

























