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KCPR Fall Open Mic Night
Bands, comedians and poets take the stage Nov. 9 at KCPR’s Open Mic Night 2017.
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‘Back on the attack’ at ATOG with Judah 1
“If God is in you, what will you do? What will you not do? It’s up to you.”
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Students’ originality shines despite nerves at KCPR’s Open Mic
Under dimmed green, red and yellow lights, KCPR’s quarterly Open Mic event broadcasted the voices of students to the world.
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KCPR open mic will showcase new student talent
“It’s a really good opportunity to see talent students wouldn’t normally see.”
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Saint comes marching in to Another Type of Groove
ATOG will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with guest poet Saint.
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Loverspeak 2015 showcases ‘Fifty Shades’ of love
Sometimes a clever Amazon review can have more literary merit than a widely read novel that sold more than 450 million copies.
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KCPR to live broadcast Nov. 13 open mic night
The event is free and open to anyone, but it’s aimed at freshmen and sophomores living on campus.
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KCPR, PAC Outreach to hold open mic event
Melissa Nunez [follow id= “melissaenunez”] KCPR, Cal Poly’s student-run radio station, is presenting its third Open Mic Event at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center (PAC) on April 17 alongside PAC Outreach. “I work at the PAC backstage and was speaking with the PAC’s outreach representative, Melody Klemin,” KCPR event director and business administration junior […]
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SLOlio, a gathering of true stories and community
Humans have been gathering to tell stories since the dawn of time. From campfires to dinner parties, the art of storytelling has been transformed from explaining why things are the way they are to personal experiences that have shaped the person you are.
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KCPR aims at accessibility with open mic
Cal Poly’s radio station, KCPR, is hosting an open mic event in the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center Pavilion on Oct. 17 as part of its new push to become more student-friendly.