In the United States, if you want to push yourself physically there’s a competitive infrastructure in place, from t-ball to the pros, to help you achieve your goals. That’s not so much the case in China, says David Schwarz (Graduate Media Design ’04), creative partner at Hush, the New York-based design agency: “The minute percentage of the population that are seen as having athletic ability are whisked away at a young age and put on an Olympic track.”
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Hooligans Have Designs On Winning World Cup
As part of the Center for the Student Experience’s Celebration of Cultures this week, Art Center’s Hooligans Soccer Club will host its annual World Cup Soccer tournament this afternoon—are you in? All Art Center students, faculty and staff are welcome to play. Not a soccer player? Supporters are welcome to cheer on friends and colleagues. Join us in the Sculpture Garden at Hillside Campus at 3 pm!
Collegiate Field Tournament: Will the Creatives Win?
Who said creatives can’t be athletes, too?
The Rose Bowl will be a colorful and competitive place on Saturday as teams from area colleges compete for the first Pasadena Collegiate Field Tournament Cup. Art Center, CalTech, Pasadena City College (PCC), Fuller Seminary, Le Cordon Bleu and Pacific Oaks College will battle it out for the coveted title. You certainly will want to be there to witness Art Center crush the competition!
Everyone is invited for a day of fun, games and collegiality. Creative challenges such as monster croquet (think giant croquet balls and balloon arches), Frisbee toss, blindfolded flag race and cheeseburger challenge will round out a day that will be as much about bonding among Pasadena’s world-renowned schools as it is about competition.
Festivities will last from 11 am to 2 pm, and are free and open to everyone. Go Orange Dots!
Pasadena Collegiate Field Tournament Cup
Saturday, April 3, 11 am–2 pm
Rose Bowl