The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI)

This newsletter is primarily written in Chinese with English advertisements.

The Ethnic Programming Board was established in 1972 to provide cultural clubs with support and a voting seat on the Student Executive Council of ASI. It supported the five Cal Poly minority clubs: Black Student Union, Chinese Students' Association, Tomo Dachi Kai, Native American Students Association, and MEChA.

Front cover of Panahon Ná program for 1990, organized by the Pilipino Cultural Exchange.

Presented at Cuesta College Auditorium

A guide to accessing campus for disabled students at Cal Poly. The pamphlet was created by the Cal Poly Disabled Student Services (DSS) Office in collaboration with the Disabled Students Unlimited student organization. The campus is divided into areas, and each area is represented on a page and includes location information for curb cuts, ramps, handicapped parking, and elevators and stair lifts.

Program for the Panahon Na! 'Arts of the Philippines' featuring Luzviminda Dance Troupe and Eskrima Filipino Martial Arts. Includes names of performing members, acknowledgments, special thanks and others involved in the performances. Also includes description of each performance. This is the first annual Panahon Na, which is now known as the Pilipino Cultural Night, an annual event of the Pilipino Cultural Exchange. The A.S.I. Ethnic Programming Board was established in 1972 to provide cultural clubs with support and a voting seat on the Student Executive Council of ASI.