Much of the operetta relied on comedic timing, which the students delivered, much to the audience’s delight.
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Poly Royal rodeo legacy continues
The Cal Poly Rodeo is one of the biggest in the nation, so popular that it was moved to Spanos Stadium
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Cal Poly dances for the kids
The dance marathon raised a total of $36,254.17 for Children’s Miracle Network hospitals.
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Learn by growing: Bonsai artist takes horticulture to the next level
Bonsai trees are rooted in a rich history, starting in ancient Egypt and later becoming popular in Japan. In recent years, a new American style of bonsai art emerged. Bonsai artists take particular types of trees and through specific practices, shape and change the natural growth of these trees to their liking. Environmental horticulture alumnus […]
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Magical movements at Mustang Ball
The Mustang Ball featured incredibly talented dancing by students from all over California and Arizona.
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How to make your Super Bowl a win
Here are some tips on when, where and how to watch the big game.
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Review: “The Importance of Being Earnest” is a charming classic
The Academy of Creative Theatre (ACT) brings Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” to life with all the ridiculous and hilarious elements of the classic comedy. Though ACT is a theater troupe of young actors all under the age of 18, their performances at the SLO Little Theatre are carried with maturity in this […]
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Review: ‘Synergy’ explores the human condition through dance
Built upon familiar themes of love, tension, pain, lust and joy, the Orchesis Dance Company created a collection of finely tuned jazz, ballet, hip-hop and contemporary numbers at their 47th annual dance concert “Synergy,” which opened in the Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre on Friday. The show opened with student-choreographed “Solo/Together.” During the number, no […]
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‘The Emma Peel Game’ explores darkness of gender-based violence
In the underground punk rock world, women no longer sit in the wings but command center stage. However, the spotlight can be dangerously blinding. Cuesta College’s production of “The Emma Peel Game” explores this world and the lives of the women living in it. Directed by bree valle* and written by Cal Poly theatre professor […]
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What to binge-watch this break
Don’t have any plans this winter break? Here’s a list of Netflix shows you can zone out to after the stress of finals. “Supernatural” – 11 seasons This series gained a strong following after its 2005 premiere. Following two brothers who hunt the villains of the supernatural world, it’s a beyond binge-worthy show. Strong storylines […]