1. Utopia vs. Polyopia

2. Brought to you by:
Chloe Harris-Gleason, Stephanie Downs, Alyson Pulford, and Katelyn Magnus

3. Background Info
- 200 miles across the middle part and gradually tapes up towards the two ends
-creates a crescent shaped island
-originally a peninsula but a 15-mile wide channel was dug by the community's founder King Utopos to separate it from the mainland.
-This allows the Utopians to remain as isolated as they want to be.

4. Traveling Between Cities in Utopia
-If you want to travel outside the city you must get a passport which will tell you where you are allowed to travel and for how long.
-There are very few laws in Utopia but one that you want to watch out for is traveling without a passport. If someone is found without a passport they are punished.

5. Foreigners Traveling to Utopia
- Destination
-Any of the cities within Utopia
- Cities are identical, Each divided into four sections, each with its own marketplace with everything you need!
- Passport
-necessary to avoid slavery
- Money
-has no value... everything is free! (As long as you contribute to productivity)
-Clothing, Jewelry, Accessories
-are of no importance, and does not signify importance, based on practically of job or travels of the days unnecessary and impractical

6. Utopian Etiquette - Everyone eats lunch and dinner in their hall
- Eating at home is not thought of as proper
- Men sit with their backs to the wall
- Women sit on the outside
- Children wait on a table or stand in absolute silence
- A separate dining room is assigned to nurses and infants
- Every lunch and supper begins with a discussion of morals
- Lunch is light, dinner is more elaborate
- Meals always have music, incense, perfume
- People who live too far away from dining halls can eat at home

7. Polyopia Our perception of an ideal college campus
polyopia pol·y·o·pi·a (pŏl'ē-ō'pē-ə) n.
The perception of several visual images of one object.
Our perception of an ideal college campus

8. Background info - 500 acre island - 16,000 undergraduates
- sectioned off into 4 parts
- all students enjoy the island lifestyle
- No cars
- President Armstrong controls admissions through a random lottery
(everyone used to get admitted, but due to overcrowding it has changed)

9. On-Campus Destinations
- North side of the island is for academics
- All majors have equal amounts of buildings and funding

10. On-Campus Destinations
-East side of the island is for housing
- No restrictions to where you want to live

11. On-Campus Destinations
- West side is for dining and shopping
-Unlimited food, drink and shopping at any hour

12. On-Campus Destinations
- South side is for recreation

13. Etiquette - Poly Card = passports
swipe your card at the teleport pad to move
from one section to another
- All prospective visiting students have to stand up to eat
- People are allowed to eat in dorms, but it is frowned upon
- Everyone in Polyopia teleports/walks/bikes
- Everyone has to wear as much Cal Poly attire as possible

14. would like to attend Polyopia?
How many of you
would like to attend Polyopia?