On Monday, May 18, a horrific tragedy struck the Islamic Center of San Diego when two teenage boys attacked the mosque, claiming the lives of three Muslims before ending their own lives. The shockwaves of this violence are felt acutely right here in San Luis Obispo and in communities across the country.
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Theatre and Dance Department’s slasher-comedy ‘Hookman’ to debut May 10
The play covers issues like rape, assault, drinking and death.
Posted inFeatures, Reviews
‘The Emma Peel Game’ explores darkness of gender-based violence
In the underground punk rock world, women no longer sit in the wings but command center stage. However, the spotlight can be dangerously blinding. Cuesta College’s production of “The Emma Peel Game” explores this world and the lives of the women living in it. Directed by bree valle* and written by Cal Poly theatre professor […]
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Manifest exhibit opens up conversation about gender-based violence
Manifest made the conversation about violence against women more comfortable to talk about.
Posted inNews
Forum discusses gang violence in SLO County
Local gangs are mainly in the northern and southern areas of San Luis Obispo County. Paso Robles, Oceano and Nipomo see the heaviest concentration of gang activity in close proximity to San Luis Obispo.
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V-Day celebrates global movement to end violence against women
Cal Poly Women’s Programs and Services held its first V-day event Wednesday afternoon.
Posted inOpinion
Op-Ed: Chris Brown’s apology not enough
“Chris Brown should get his ass kicked,” the Smoke Jumpers sing. They’re right.