Wordsauce made a music video in collaboration with Respect the Funk, a local production group.
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Declining monarch butterfly populations at risk of parasites if they stay in California
Without migration, the pathogen would continue to overpopulate the entire population and potentially kill off or shorten lives of butterflies.
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Presenting the PAC Autograph Wall
Each signature represents a story, a memory and an experience.
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A DeVine Night: Comedian Adam DeVine visits San Luis Obispo
Adam DeVine took the stage in the Recreation Center, making the crowd of Cal Poly students hoot with laughter.
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The Sauce Pot adds new recording studio hoping to make a mark on the Central Coast
Rick Loughman sits comfortably in his big black office chair behind the glass window that peers into a retro recording studio. He plays with the knobs on his monitor, adjusting the levels so he can hear more guitar and less drums. He presses play and his eyes become focused, watching and listening for sound waves […]
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Dean Phil Bailey to retire
Warren J. Baker Center for Science and Mathematics (building 180), Faculty Offices East, the research facility that will soon be full of laboratories for undergraduate research, the “Study 25-35” campaign, the DREAM Center: these are all Cal Poly legacies credited to one man: Phil Bailey. The College of Science and Mathematics (COSAM) dean will retire […]
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Moshing with Flosstradamus; interviewing with Cheat Codes
Streams of confetti shot into the air as opener Alt9 dropped the beat. The So You Think You Can DJ? winner, computer engineering sophomore Luke Liberatore, pumped up the crowd as people filed onto the field. Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Events’ third Spring Stampede had begun. ASI Events Musical Entertainment Assistant and experience industry management […]
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How the Craft Center handles its waste
Clay spins on a wheel while hands move softly around it, molding, folding and crafting it into a piece of art. A sunset red and orange fire melts glass into workable liquid that’s squished and stretched. Fine white powder flies out from underneath an electric saw and falls to the ground in the shadow of […]
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Diversity mural installed in Baker Science
The mural was created by Denver based artist and muralist David Ocelotl Garcia.
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Festival of love and colors: Honoring traditions with Holi
Bodies collide, hands fly up and plastic packets flutter to the ground, spilling powder that stains pure white garb bright fuchsia and plum. Feet move up and down, dancing to the beat of Bollywood music blaring across an open field. Though the event was organized by the Indian Student Association (ISA), anyone was welcome to […]
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Up! Way Up! working on new EP
“Yeah, yeah drink with me! Yeah, yeah drink with me!” Fifteen friends yelled in the center of the recording studio. The cheers were so common after Friday night jam sessions that they started the first track of alternative rock trio Up! Way Up!’s newest EP. The scene had three musicians: Ryan Corvese on bass, Will […]