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Tag: poetry
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Singing about sexual assault: Julia Freifeld uses her voice to make a difference
In the song, Freifeld weaves through the deeply isolating effects of sexual assault.
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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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Open mic, open minds: ATOG returns better than ever
Poetry “can reach through and touch a quiet point of complete understanding with someone you have never even seen before.”
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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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Another Type of Groove attacks gender inequality
It was a conglomeration of voices.
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The Jamba Juice slam poet talks Irish red ale, literature and homelessness
Erik Thurston started his slam poetry career a year and a half ago in New York, where he panhandled on the subway.
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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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Annual Loverspeak poetry reading to take place Friday
Loverspeak will include a dramatic reading of “Fifty Shades of Grey,” personal works, a reading of “The Raven” and original poetry from Cal poly faculty.
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First ATOG of the year celebrates Latino heritage series
Put some corn tortillas in oil. Set them at a low boil. Hear them sizzle.
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'Byzantium' celebrates 24 years with a reading at Sally Loo's
The 24th edition of the English department’s “Byzantium” release included good reads and good food.