While many people probably default to classical, soft or easy-listening music during intense study sessions, I go for metal.
Category: Opinion
BLOG: “Adaptation”
“Adaptation” is about a screenwriter writing a movie about a journalist’s book which began as an article about an extravagant Orchid thief.
BLOG: Non-partisan group a good example
When I covered a talk by Adam Kissel of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education put on by the Cal Poly College Republicans, I’ll admit that I went in with preconceived ideas. But I found myself pleasantly surprised.
BLOG: Rec Center alternative
In February of 2008, 75 percent of Cal Poly students voted to fund the expansion and renovation of the existing Recreation Center. Now, as we are in the heart of the renovation, I hope Cal Poly considers alternative measures when building the center.
BLOG: Oscar was mediocre, why?
The Oscars received average reviews across the board this year, despite many changes. But no one could agree as to why.
BLOG: A reporter’s sports dilemma
How one reporter battles being a sports fan and a journalist.
BLOG: A different kind of class
There’s more to being a Mustang Daily reporter than a person might think.
BLOG: Is that noise necessary?
With the new noise ordinance being enforced, many students I’ve interviewed said they felt they have become the target for police. A common opinion was that this is a college town and that older working residents should know what to expect living amongst students or just driving up Hathaway on a Friday night.
BLOG: Graduating is intimidating, but not graduating might be worse
Being a senior is scary. Exciting, but still intimidating.
BLOG: Get off Pandora! Five new ways to find music
When your looking for new music, there are a bevy of sites ready to give you what your looking for.
