Arts

With the Fourth of July fast approaching, many Cal Poly students are looking forward to celebrating the birth of the nation with food, festivities and fireworks.

Many local communities are planning celebrations for Tuesday, some of which include concerts, parades, barbecues, contests, and of course, fireworks displays.

Recent wildfires have sparked the interest of local communities who are concerned about upcoming Fourth of July celebrations.

The combination of fireworks and high temperatures may lead to repeats of the Perkins Fire, which burned 14,988 acres, cost an estimated $4.

Did you know that your dictionary spelled “freedom” wrong?

Yep, “Freedumb” is how it should really be spelled. Know why? Because we blindly follow whatever definition our leaders decide to give us. As Americans, it means we can eat all the burgers we want; but it’s our own fault if we get fat.

If the thought of Jack Black dressed in baby blue tights prancing about and wrestling midgets as vicious as gremlins sounds like a party to you, perhaps “Nacho Libre” isn’t as bad as they say.

From the director/writer of “Napoleon Dynamite,” Jared Hess, comes the anxiously awaited and Haylie Duff cameo-free follow-up, “Nacho Libre.

Downtown Brew will host a “musical love affair” on June 27 when Unwritten Law lead singer Scott Russo and his girlfriend Aimee Allen take the stage with their self-entitled punk rock band Scott and Aimee.

The newly established collaboration between beaus Russo and Allen came as a refreshing surprise to many Unwritten Law fans, according to Scott and Aimee’s profile on www.

Paul Bittick For 14-year-old Susie Salmon, life was short and unpredictable, but heaven was even stranger. “My name was Salmon, like the fish; first name, Susie. I was fourteen when I was murdered on December 6, 1973. “ “The Lovely…