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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

To our readers,

As a recent college graduate, I would like to think I am ready for the big, bad “real world” with all of its challenges, including only wearing business attire and not having Jinza within driving distance. However, as a 21-year-old who still has the tendency to act like a 9-year-old in the presence of Marvel superheroes and cotton candy, I’m terrified… but just as equally excited. 

And of course, leaving Cal Poly Pomona also denotes my giving up the position of editor-in-chief at ten57 magazine, the beloved product of my and my colleagues’ sweat, tears and lack of sleep.

ten57 has been such an integral part of my growing and learning experience at Cal Poly Pomona. I’m eternally grateful to have had the opportunity of working with all those involved, especially Dr. Dhingra and the rest of the editorial staff. But the time has come for me to pass on the magazine’s reign to my predecessor, Alyssa Casas. 

Alyssa has the passion and energy necessary for an emerging magazine to continue its growth and rise to success. She’s an excellent writer, and her bubbly personality is infectious. I trust that she will maintain the magazine’s mission of catering to the less-known and cover what deserves recognition and is newsworthy.

I would like to take this time to quote an orange haired pop princess named after L-ascorbic acid: “As we go on, we remember all the times we had together. And as our lives change, from whatever, we will still be friends forever.” 

It’s been real, ten57 mag. 

Best,
Valerie Chen
Founding Member, Editorial Board

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

To our readers,

We at ten57 magazine like to think there’s a little something for everyone in our little corner of the infinite interweb.

Embrace your inner nerd by reading about LEETup, the first-ever event of its kind. If you have siblings, you’ll understand why big brother and “Why I’m Still Single” columnist Chris McCarthy writes a heartfelt open letter to his 13-year-old sister. Also, Facebook users may find this thorough dissection of the social networking website’s impact on relationships interesting… and slightly alarming. Last but not least, for the male readers, learn how to dress like Ryan Gosling. (Seriously, just do it.) 

Sit back, relax, enjoy a fresh cup of coffee and put on your reading glasses as I set you free to roam the pages of ten57 magazine

Best,
Valerie Chen
Editor-in-chief of ten57 magazine

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Are you as addicted to Pinterest as we are? Follow our boards to discover what inspires us!

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There’s always that one student who, despite everything, just doesn’t seem to care. He’s uninterested and laidback or removed and quiet. He doesn’t seem all that concerned with school, and he certainly doesn’t care about what you think of him. Is he just some kind of aloof jerk? No. Actually, he’s me. And I’m just another chronic underachiever, doing the bare minimum to get by. Read full article here.

There’s always that one student who, despite everything, just doesn’t seem to care. He’s uninterested and laidback or removed and quiet. He doesn’t seem all that concerned with school, and he certainly doesn’t care about what you think of him. Is he just some kind of aloof jerk? No. Actually, he’s me. And I’m just another chronic underachiever, doing the bare minimum to get by. Read full article here.

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Check it out y’all, we made it in The Poly Post!
Read the full article here.

Check it out y’all, we made it in The Poly Post!

Read the full article here.

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Some photos from “What’s The Scoop?” on Thursday, February 23, where ten57 magazine gave its first presentation to the public. Great job and many thanks to Cal Poly Pomona’s Special Events Planning Class for hosting the fantastic event! 

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This is our photography editor John (a.k.a. STÚRMGETHROTH© - if you don’t get it, read his bio). When he’s not climbing trees or capturing stills, he’s writing great articles like the one featured in our launch issue. Read it HERE.

This is our photography editor John (a.k.a. STÚRMGETHROTH© - if you don’t get it, read his bio). When he’s not climbing trees or capturing stills, he’s writing great articles like the one featured in our launch issue. Read it HERE.

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ten57 Editor-in-chief Valerie Chen still hard at work after our presentation at What’s The Scoop. No breaks for our team!

ten57 Editor-in-chief Valerie Chen still hard at work after our presentation at What’s The Scoop. No breaks for our team!

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

To our (not so future anymore) readers:

So here it is – ten57 magazine, also known as our baby, our hard work and our everything in which we have poured our hearts, minds and souls.

I hope you find interest in our content; read and more importantly, enjoy our writing; spread the word (Tweet us, Facebook us, Tumblr us!); and come back for more ten57 magazine goodness every Thursday when new content goes live.

I’m keeping this short and sweet (for a longer history of the ten57’s conception, scroll down a few blog entries) so you have plenty of time to read through the articles available for your viewing pleasure…

Please, tell us how you feel about the design, the writing, the illustrations, the graphics and the magazine as whole. We would love to hear feedback, whether it is about what we are doing wrong or what we are doing right. After all, we’re doing this for you guys!

Until next time,
Valerie Chen
Editor-in-chief of ten57 magazine

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Fliers and posters for our launch!
Did you get one?

Fliers and posters for our launch!

Did you get one?