Congratulations to Dreamworks on making not the worst thing ever
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Kong: Skull Island is a reboot done well
It takes elements from the previous Kong films and tells its own story in its own world
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Review: ‘The Red Turtle’: a clinic in simplicity
Simple animation and no dialogue leads to a surprisingly meaningful experience
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Review: ’25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ is charming and nostalgic
The play debuted on Broadway in 2005 with roaring success. Cal Poly’s rendition did not disappoint either.
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Operation: Hip Hop brings high energy in its second year
More than 200 students filled Chumash auditorium ready to listen to a hip-hop show hosted by Flak Mob
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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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‘The LEGO Batman Movie’ is the best superhero movie in a while
Batman’s egotism is the driving force of the film and the main conflict.
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‘A Dog’s Purpose’ will be manipulative
Tries to manipulate viewers by having dog deaths littered throughout the film
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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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‘Dare to Be Diverse’ celebrates the many faces of Cal Poly
Cal Poly’s MultiCultural Center (MCC) hosted its first fashion show “Dare to be Diverse” on Saturday to celebrate diversity on campus and educate students on the many cultures represented in the student body. After a Bollywood dance performance by Cal Poly’s Bhangra Team, models dressed in traditional attire from a variety of cultures walked down […]