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The bright lights, the late nights and the constant flow of alcohol are what consumed my weekend as I ventured to the 21-and-over’s Disneyland. Yes, I was in the fabulous city of Las Vegas.
For my best friend’s 21st birthday, five of us ladies traveled to Nevada in hopes of an unforgettable weekend.
For those of you lurking near or around San Luis Obispo this summer, be sure to make a trip to the California Mid-State Fair, the premiere joint to hang out with friends while digesting good music, good vibes and, of course, good food.
Once again, it’s time for another delectable edition of Cal Poly’s own “$40 A Day: Mid-State Fair Style” – an episode high on grease, loaded with salt, packed with sugar and smothered in nothing but good taste, topped off with only the best domestic beers on tap.
Larry the Cable Guy installed two hours of laugh-out-loud comedy to Mid-State Fair-goers on July 28.
While every minute may not have been stomach-hurt good, he put on a full show that included chats about poop, making fun of his own jokes and, ending on a high note, a string of jokes while he strummed away on his guitar.
When I first heard that the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was getting downsized, I didn’t cry, whine, spit or even blame it all on J Allard (for whatever odd reasons some of you bloggers have). In fact, I closed my browser and had the best sleep I’ve had in 12 years.
The San Luis Obispo Blues Society is presenting “An Afternoon of Blues,” a free concert featuring local and national musicians, in Arroyo Grande on
Sunday, July 30 as part of the Village Concert Series. Beginning at 1:00 p.m., the blues concert, which will take place at the
Rotary Bandstand on the Village Green in the historic downtown center of Arroyo Grande, will feature three acts that include soloist Doc Stoltey, followed by the Karen Tyler Duo, and the Shota Kava Blues featuring Valerie Johnson.
Whether it was a desperation move or a way to silence cult-loving fans of the original “Clerks,” Kevin Smith has finally remembered what great independent filmmaking is all about with his seventh film “Clerks II” (or as it was originally titled “Passion of the Clerks”).
I am what they call a “super-senior.” Through a couple of major-changes, some careful class planning, and two absurdly patient parents I have been able to push the duration of my higher education to the breaking point.
Being in college as long as I have has allowed me the opportunity to expand my knowledge to things that I never dreamed.
The Central Coast makes it almost irresistible to stay indoors during the great summer weather. Luckily, this area also offers many spots perfect for an afternoon escape.
Just check out the details and directions online for the following hot spots and your relaxing day outdoors is sure to be a good one.
It’s that time of year again. Yes, the time of year where sleep is but a theory, excitement is my only emotion and geek is officially my middle name. It’s time for the San Diego Comic-Con.
This year, however, I will provide as coverage as I possibly can as a single reporter for all of you, the faithful Mustang Daily Online readers.
I feel naked. I don’t mean that in the sense that I am standing in the middle of the University Union wearing no clothes, but I feel like something is missing.
My cell phone. My phone decided to take a vacation because, apparently, I used it too much.
OK, the truth is I left my cell phone in my husband’s truck.
With summer in full force, it’s time to indulge in the three “B’s”: Beers, Barbecues and Babes.
But for those short on cash, let me clue you in on some of the most excellent and affordable establishments to find the best that San Luis Obispo has to offer and (perhaps to bring that babe to).
