Berkeley, una mezcla de labrador dorado de 11 años, viene a la biblioteca de Los Osos todos los miércoles para brindar un oído reconfortante a los niños con ansiedad de lectura.
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Local ‘Paws to Read’ program helps kids with reading anxiety
Berkeley, an 11-year-old golden labrador mix, comes to the Los Osos library every Wednesday to provide a comforting ear for kids with reading anxiety.
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The hopeful romantics’ guide to your perfect Valentine’s Day read
Love is in the air! Following Valentine’s Day, some of you may be asking where the romance is in your life. Well, what better way to embrace the season and celebrate love than opening your heart to some new romance books? Whether you’re happily in love, stuck in the “it’s complicated” phase, or living it […]
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Why we don’t read anymore: Busyness, boredom or something else?
Have we lost the original reading experience?
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A new narrative: Rediscovering books
Liana Riley is a political science junior and Mustang News columnist. Did you forget about books? Because I definitely did. The pages that once held my favorite personifications grew dusty. I let the Judy Blume novels that assisted me through my formative years slip away into some dark crevice of my memory. The five-hour lines […]
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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.
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Faculty and students to share love poems
Hannah Croft hannahcroft.md@gmail.com Cal Poly students and community members can start Valentine’s Day early this year. The annual Loverspeak poetry reading comes to campus on Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. Loverspeak is a fundraiser for “Byzantium,” Cal Poly’s literary annual, and the proceeds go toward the production process. English senior and “Byzantium” editor Claire Marshall […]
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Freshman discovers the realities of college
I remember the last month of high school: everyone knew where they were going and absolutely everyone was talking about college. They expected an incredible amount of fun, from parties to extracurricular activities — it was all anyone talked about. But now, having come to college and gone through a quarter-and-a-half, we’ve all realized that […]
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BLOG: The kids are all right (with not reading)
Where dwindling attention spans are supported by increasingly brief media, what will happen to reading?