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[vaughnbodyarts]

Our wonderful client Crystal is absolutely glowing with her new septum piercing Cody got to do for her. 

She picked out this gorgeous Kolo seam ring from BVLA made from solid Yellow Gold and we could not be more thrilled with how great it looks on her. 

Thank you so much Crystal! 

@vaughnbodyarts Monterey, CA

[kingofadlivun]

accountant and auditter 🦦

[the-crownin]

ok motherfuckers which one of you was up at 2 in the morning playing MH:Now on campus

I KNOW YOURE HERE MOTHERFUCKER. I DIDNT KILL THAT RAJANG MYSELF

[s-taybeautiful]

We had our first cheer competition! 🤩

[lizfiltered]

i’m super excited for school to start but i’m also really nervous for college apps. but whatever happens i know i’ll be ok but i still hope i get into a few good schools. my top three are:

•ucr

•csumb

•csuf

But besides that i am so excited for my senior year and just living life!!! k peace 🙌🏽✌🏽😴

[csumbalerts]

COMPLETED : CSUMB Data Warehouse Production Maintenance Window Oct 12th, 1:00 pm - Oct 13th, 8 AM.

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[thegarfieldmonstrosity]

Took the field sketching for scientific illustration class at CSUMB this summer and it really forced me to break out of my art block. Anyway. Here's a sketch from Point Lobos.

[visualandpublicart]

Arte Sonído: Voz, Comunidad, and Performance

ARTE Sonido: Voz, Comunidad, and Performance is a community-based art exhibition that reflects on Covid-19 response and recovery efforts through regional community-based partnerships, art-making, installation, sound, and performance.  This exhibition features work by Tristan Bochum, Jesus Espinoza, Claudia Hernandez, Mana Kato, Juan Luna-Avin, Gazelle Parsons, Delia Saldivar, Melissa Smedley, and Olivia Wieker that examines Intersectional Communication & Covid-19 through the medium of sound as a form action, personal ritual, resilience, and survival linked to socio-cultural identity, protest, community building, and shared experiences within marginalized and disproportionality impacted communities.

Exhibition Title:  Arte Sonído: Voz, Comunidad, and Performance

Exhibition Dates:  April 20 – May 19, 2023

Opening Reception and Performance:  Thursday, April 20, 2023, 6-8pm

Performance/Sound Intervention from from The Department of Homeland Inspiration : Thursday, April 20, 2023, 6-6:30pm

Join us for the exhibition reception featuring an interactive sound performance by Melissa Smedley.

About Performance: The Ruckus | The Silence | The Synthesis is a collaborative sound intervention from The Department of Homeland Inspiration to accompany the "ARTE Sonido: Voz” exhibition. This group performance, led by Art Ranger a.k.a. Melissa Smedley will be both an invocation of the vigorous clanking of pots and pans to celebrate healthcare workers during the pandemic and a tribute to the “caceroladas” protests that have occurred throughout Latin America.

* A cacerolada or casserole is a form of protest that consists of a group of people making noise by banging pots, pans, and other utensils in order to call attention to social issues

All events are Free & Open to the Public! RSVP Link & Self-Attestation

Gallery Hours: 11-5pm, Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Tues./Thurs. by Appointment* Additional hours by appointment at amuro@csumb.edu Student tours available upon request. About Covid-19 Recovery and Response Grant:  Arte Sonído: Voz, Comunidad, and Performance is the 3rd and final installment of a three-part interdisciplinary art project that examines Under-represented Identities: Community-Engaged Arts to Pan-Ethnic Studies through cross-campus and community collaborations that emphasize Covid-19 awareness and recovery within disproportionately impacted populations of color through a series of exhibitions, panels, workshops, 1/1 mentorship, community outreach events, and performance.From spring 2022 through spring 2023, a series of exhibitions explored the intersection of ethnicity, race, gender, sexuality, and class through autobiographical stories about cultural identity, community-building practices, project-based learning, professional practices, and hands-on activities that included applied studio art practices and research focused on the importance of sustainable and accessible community art practices.  Workshops dedicated to art-making practices about post-pandemic meaning through 1/1 mentorship with emerging tri-county artists of color, regional community partners, and collaborative curricular art projects included engagement with CSUMB students in VPA 209: Day of the Dead Workshop, VPA 302: Visiting Artist Series, VPA 337: Community Infrastructure Practices, and HCOM 328: Latina Life Stories, HCOM 371, Community Journalism Studies, and HCOM 434: Creative Publishing and Critical Storytelling.

Acknowledgments: This project is a collaboration between the School of Humanities and Communication (HCOM) and the Visual and Public Art Department (VPA). Covid-19 Grant Principal Investigators, Associate Professor of Sculpture, Installation, and Community Engaged Practice, Hector Dionicio Mendoza (VPA), Associate Professor of Integrated Media, Photography and Community Engaged Practice, Angelica Muro (VPA), and Professor of Chicanx-Latinx Studies, Maria Villaseñor (HCOM).

The Visual & Public Art Gallery is located @:

3050 Divarty Street, Seaside, CA. 93955 (@ Engineer Lane & Divarty St.) College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, 504 California State University, Monterey Bay

Gallery entry is Free & Open to the Public!

[vaughnbodyarts]

How cute do these piercings look?!

Vaughn got to do these double nostril piercings for Elisa today and we couldn't love them more! Such a pretty look with the rose gold tri-bead next to the rose gold disk. 

Thank you so much Elisa! 

@vaughnbodyarts Monterey, CA

[yuns-journal]

hehe just got my acceptance letter (physical) and package from CSUMB<3 i don’t think i’ll attend because of the distance, living cost, and my major but i’m still glad that i got in

[waywardhumanoidpersondiplom-blog]

CSUMB Fall 2024 admissions applications open

https://worldmixinfo.blogspot.com/2024/01/csumb-fall-2024-admissions-applications.html

[maskofmirrors]

Hey! I went to CSUMB! Go Otters lol I had no school spirit. Think the boys would love the aquarium. I think Marko would love the penguins. I love my Mardi Gras penguins

Ideas for what the vamps do besides being on the boardwalk

While the boys are most certainly on the boardwalk a lot, I feel like they’ve got to get bored of it once in a while. I know I get bored writing it. I’ve compiled this list for some fun little stories or fillers for various fics, so I thought I’d share it! We didn’t really get a chance to see Santa Carla too much besides for the boardwalk in the movie, so I thought I’d keep things generalized or at least some things in the local Monterey Bay area. The boys feel fairly young so of course there’s always the option for parties and such, but they may not want to party every day! Feel free to add other ideas too so we can have an ongoing list of ideas if anyone needs them! 

Swimming. They’re right on the beach, and I’m sure every once in a while they want to go for a swim, or at least sit by the water. There’s also nothing stopping them from checking out a local swimming hole where there could be other people, or breaking into someone’s pool. 

Laundry days. Come on, we all have to do laundry. Either the boys drag their clothes to Max’s, or they bring it to a local laundromat. It may be a boring chore, but much needed when they’re vampires! 

Specialized hobby stores. Maybe Paul just wants to go to a music store for a while. Or Marko wants to check out a local art store. Antique stores, skateboard shops, smoke shops, etc. These are stores that could be giant chains that they steal from, or local businesses that they support. They can also go to these stores alone on their own time without needing to be a whole posse. 

A nightly drive to another town. Monterey is only thirty miles south and still right on the bay. There are colleges full of young people there they can meet or eat, college parties, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, etc. In a modern day scenario, they could easily meet up with tinder dates there, or sneak onto college campuses to cause chaos. 

Hanging out with other monster creatures. According to the Frog Brothers, Santa Carla’s a haven for the undead. So why not spend some time with them? Meet up with some werewolves for a tag-teamed hunt where the vamps drink the blood and the wolves eat the flesh. Come up with your own nightstalking creatures and get into an exclusive club for only demons. 

Cafes. Especially in a modern day setting. If the boys have powered devices like phones or tablets, they’d need to charge them… and that cave doesn’t have electric. They can go and sit for some time charging up their phone while doing art, or chatting with some locals

Meet-ups with individual human friends. I mean come on, they each probably have some more friends out there besides each other that they occasionally hang out with but don’t kill. Maybe David met someone ten years ago who’s now a parent and visits Santa Carla occasionally. They meet up to catch up just for fun because they seemed to hit it off years ago. Hell, maybe even one of the boys baby-sits while David takes his friend out for some nighttime adventure to help them feel young again. Platonic- or not, that’s up to you.

Vampire-y things. Marking territory. Maybe they’re too tired to hunt and decide to just swing by a place to pick up animal blood. Or maybe they’ve just fed and need to rest. I picture them a bit like cats that would just lounge around in the moonlight. They could go back to the cave and nap, or maybe hang out in a tree and watch the cars go by. 

When Marko feels the need to bring an animal home, they can go to a local shelter and hang out with the animals. Socialize cats, or walk dogs. Maybe find a petting zoo so they can see some horses and cows. 

Pick up odd jobs. With as much as David smokes, he’s gotta have some cash once in a while to buy more cigs. Maybe he kills a pizza delivery guy and finishes the route that night to collect all the tips to buy another pack. Or have him just steal cash

Just some random ideas! I may add some more as I think of them lol

[newswireml]

Report Professors for the Racism of Not Calling on You – RedState#Report #Professors #Racism #Calling #RedState

The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com.   A public West Coast college has a message for minorities, and it sounds like a potential admission of guilt. California State University Monterey Bay (CSUMB) has issued a guide to aid all students who aren’t Aryan. Courtesy of the Personal Growth and Counseling Center, “Coping with…

[thesingleparentcounselor]

A tweet

@____ylime____ I agree with him .. as a mother, I have nothing positive to say about #CSUMB horrible experience for my daughter. And I’ll be telling the story soon enough she was not the only one.

— The Myth of the Broken Home® (@NoBrokenHome) Dec 10, 2022

[csumbalerts]

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[kingofadlivun]

senior otter 🦦