By Carolyn Solar |Staff Writer|
Jobs:
Nickelodeon Animations Fall 2016 Internships- Burbank, CA
Nickelodeon Animation Studio is seeking interns in 2D/CG Animation Production, Animation Development, Archive & Resource Library, Casting, Human Resources, Social & Connected Content, and Post Production.
Apply online with your resume and cover letter!
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Paramount Pictures SUMMER 2016 Internships- Hollywood, CA
Paramount Pictures is seeking Junior and Senior level students in Marketing, Accounting, IT, Creative Affairs, Casting, Music, and other related categories.
The Paramount Pictures internship application is available online.
PBS documentary series POV Internships- National
PBS is seeking interns for the POV (Point of View) documentary series in fields of
To be considered for this position, fill out the application and submit a cover letter, resume, and writing sample.
www.pbs.org/pov/about/internships.php
Crossword puzzle
- This artist recently announced a new song with Rihanna titled “This Is What You Came For.” Calvin Harris
- What actress will be playing Alice Kingsleigh in the upcoming movie “Alice Through The Looking Glass?” Mia Wasikowska
- Beyonce’s Formation tour will feature this artist as the opening act. DJ Khaled
- Blink 182 released a brand new song from their upcoming album this week, called ___. Bored to Death
- ASI is putting on a spring quarter concert called____. Peak
- This song was number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending on 4/30/16. Panda
- This famous musician grew up in Fontana, CA. Travis Barker
- Grammy-nominated trumpeter appearing with the CSUSB Latin Jazz Ensemble at the Arts and Music Fest? Bobby Rodriguez
- This actress plays the character of Daenery’s Targaryen on Game of Thrones? Emilia Clarke
- This music artist recently got a tattoo of a planet on their forearm. Miley Cyrus
Poem of the Week:
Dear Shannon,
By Allyson Jeffredo
We’re surrounded by phantoms,
forming and dissolving around corners
and in the sun’s beams and reflection
off the crisp surface of the lake.
We feel them, see them in pink sweaters
grasping their dog leashes and we pay
them no mind. A brief smile, maybe,
eyes down to the ground, sometimes a hello
or I’m sorry and forget, immediate like steps,
they also have lives—like yours filled with
pain and tired days from fibromyalgia
letting the breeze run its fingers across
your sensitive skin, the sun warms your
muscles a bit. We run into each other,
an array of pulling dogs like trying to keep
planets from a star, but we do it
and find each other later when you
give color to offset the usually dull paper
The Reverberations of Quiet
By Allyson Jeffredo
we’re playing with the baby when my grandma calls
to say her neighbor’s been taken in the ambulance
con las luces apagadas, the lavender haze of dusk coats
its white and red body as it creeps down Cairo St. At 85,
she would think the ambulance’s strict silence meant death
after her other neighbor passed from pneumonia
the night before, death struts through the neighborhood
with his voice low—west to east, the same sidewalk
we stepped from the corner store each month after cashing
my grandpa’s social security checks—over the phone’s static,
she thinks the baby is yelling, but the baby’s now really laughing
thinking my qué tristes aimed at my grandma are spoken to her
as she’s learning how to be a person & my grandma’s half-forgot
Only One
By Daiana Rodriguez
You’re in a wedding dress
white dusted in time the
brightest
color in the frame
potted flowers
line the hall
tainted in the same dullness
tinting your expression. All the other
pictures of a wedding day
lost
to the disappearing act of a single
photographer.
Hair limps around slim
shoulders, veil unfluffed
a disappointed aura. I forget
who told you to take the picture, for memories
but the scowl on your face tells
this day is not
the one you wanted
to frame with a mantle.
You kept it
anyway, instead
of the dress with the ringed burn
on the corner of your train.
Did you try to press it with a flame
because it reminded you
of what was lost? Not
pictures before alters,
or the exchanging of the vows,
I mean the future you coffined
into ground that winter
when your newborn grandchildren lost
a grand father. I’ll never know
the girl standing in that dress, just
like I’ll never meet the man
who was never part of my picture.
On Campus event:
The CSUSB Opera Theatre will premiere their rendition of Gaetano Donizetti’s comedic Italian opera, “Don Pasquale a La Tarantino,” on May 6 and 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the CSUSB Performing Arts Recital Hall.
The play, by Stacey Fraser will tie in themes from the Quentin Terentino movie, “Kill Bill.”
Tickets are available online for the students price of $8, and CSUSB alumni, faculty/staff, military and visiting colleagues will be offered the special rate of $12.
For more information, go to music.csusb.edu
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