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Take it SLO returns with a bigger show at Spanos Theatre
They will perform their 14th annual spring concert “Revive” in the Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre June 3 at 6 p.m.
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Student promotes self-love with ‘Fuck With Myself’ fashion line
Business administration senior Kaija Clinton can’t wait until graduation to start her career. Her summer plans include launching her own outerwear fashion line called “Fuck With Myself.” The line’s recycled jean jackets promote diversity and individuality with screen printed original phrases across the back. Through on-campus resources like the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s (CIE) […]
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‘#TheatreMajor’ tells the story of life on stage
#TheatreMajor encompasses the tales of theatre majors at Cal Poly.
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Exploring Cal Poly’s Dungeons & Dragons culture
Though small, this imaginative community is here and thriving
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Students showcase their work at the University Art Gallery exhibition
The University Art Gallery has student work on display until May 19 for the annual Juried Student Exhibition. A long-standing tradition in the art and design department, the exhibit features student work made from a variety of mediums. From amateur artists to veterans, any student taking art and design classes had the opportunity to submit […]
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Students direct One-Act Play Festival
The theatre and arts department will end its 2016-2017 season by debuting student-directed, one-act plays in the annual One-Act Play Festival June 10-11 in H.P. Davidson Music Center (building 45), room 212. Students who direct these plays are part of a Directing (TH 450) one-act capstone course offered to theatre majors combining performance, technical and […]
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Morro Bay Kite Festival gathers professionals and enthusiasts alike
Kites flew and waves crashed as kids ran up and down Morro Bay Beach during the 11th Annual Morro Bay Kite Festival last weekend. A two-day event, the festival features professional kite flyers with giant kites and demonstrations for spectators to enjoy. The Morro Bay Kite Festival was founded and is directed by Shaun Farmer, […]
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Tomato Mania sells largest harvest yet
More than 70 tomato varieties filled Poly Plant Shop in Environmental Horticultural Science (building 48) Saturday and Sunday. Cultivated by a team of six students, Tomato Mania celebrated its 15th year and largest harvest yet. The agricultural and environmental plant science students spent two quarters growing the tomatoes that sold at $6 per plant. The […]
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Tomato Mania is back with largest harvest yet
The tomatoes are $6 per plant and will be sold Saturday and Sunday at the Poly Plant Shop
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New Shows at the PAC
With only a handful of weeks left in the 2016-17 season at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center (PAC), new shows have been added to wrap up the school year. These shows include an appearance by Sesame Street’s Elmo, a magical illusionist and even more musical guests. This year, the PAC has been the center […]