Sullivan also has class at 8 a.m. every morning, which , surprisingly, doesn't bother him. Sullivan estimates he is on campus until 4 or 5 p.m. every day, between attending classes, going to the gym and working at his on-campus job designing and maintaining Web sites, and doing palm pilot support. Sullivan doesn't spend all his time doing engineering work, though. He writes a column for Mustang Daily and speaks publicly on issues of equality and acceptance for gay and lesbian people. Sullivan is also the secretary of the Young Democrats, a club that was re-established this year.
Clubs are a big part of many students' lives.
Clow, in addition to his three jobs, is also active in clubs. Tasker is also involved with Wildflower, as well as serving as secretary for Running Thunder, a Cal Poly spirit organization, and is a part of the Honors Program. For this program, she completes at least five hours of community service each quarter. So far she has volunteered at Woods Humane Society and Habitat for Humanity, she said. When Manzuri is not in class or doing homework, she might be working for ASI's executive staff, where she is director of student opinion.