Summer of Sequels
Although the summer movie season kicked off with box office smash: Avengers: Age of Ulttron, the summer is still packed…
Arts & Culture
Singing In the Spring
On Thursday, May 21, the Spring Vocal Concert was held at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State…
Your Next Weekend Trip: A Weird, Wild, Wicked Museum
Feeling like a mad scientist’s ethereal fever dream, the Museum of Jurassic Technology is one of the most wonderfully weird…
There’s No Place Like Home…
Lions, tigers and bears. Oh my! This was my first time at a school-produced play. I went to go to…
Millikan Band & Orchestra Festival
A variety of Poly’s student ensembles attended the Millikan Band and Orchestra Festival on March 17th and 18th and delighted…
Leap, Slip, Live
7:05am. The sun begins to climb over the jagged peaks of Abalone Cove. “Jump!” The word reverberates in the still…
Lived Long and Prospered
Leonard Nimoy, well known for his role as Mr. Spock in the popular television show Star Trek, died Feburary 27….
Funeral Portrait Is Dead On
I first learned about The Funeral Portrait about seven months ago when I was emailed their debut album, For the…
Classical Musicians: Eddie Oliver
In a world filled with music, it is an inevitable choice, as a musician, which route to take: the way…
Poetry Feature: To Think, Watch, Numb, and love is falling out
To Think To think that once upon a time When fairy tales were on our minds When jump-rope rhymes and…
The History of Science Fiction
In recent years, science fiction has stormed onto the entertainment scene. Whether it be movies and television, books, or even…
The Garments of Champions
Many of you have seen the stylish T-shirt designs that Poly sports teams boast are worn all over the campus….