Because the ballet deviates from traditional classical music and instead employs more electronically-made sounds, this ballet strays from the typical.
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Arab Music Ensemble owns improvisation and interaction
The Arab Music Ensemble created a warm and welcoming environment with its dynamic levels of audience interaction and improvisation.
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The right to stay for all: Reflections from an American in Germany
Bleiberecht fur alle: The right to stay for all.
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Students raise awareness about the Middle East
It’s easy to lose sight of the rich cultural history of the Middle East with political tumult dominating the region, but Cal Poly’s Students for Justice and Peace in the […]
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Speculation and unrest: setting the price of gasoline
A comprehensive breakdown of the factors that cause gas prices to rise.
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The domino effect of revolution in the Middle East
Andrew Nenow is a wine and viticulture sophomore and Mustang Daily conservative columnist.
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Al Jazeera documentary draws crowd of more than 100 viewers
Students for Peace and Justice in the Middle East (SPJME) presented the Al Jazeera documentary, “The Promised Land?”, which details the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, to over 100 CP students Wednesday evening.
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“Iraq in Fragments” highlights internal conflict
Students for Justice and Peace in the Middle East show “Iraq in Fragments” to raise awareness of an overlooked issue.