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Who’s Who

Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges has released a list of La Verne students who will be highlighted in their current book. Those students are Pierre Archambeau, Rachell Auld, Ronald Baez, Deborah Baeza, Stephanie Beck, Rosalind Braden, Linda Chang, Jeff Eckler, Stacia Finley, Mary Ann Hamilton, Maricela Huizar, Joel Gingrich, Jesus Luna, Penny Ann Malally, Rose Mangahis, Jacob McDonald, Kristi Moran, Eric C. Mulholland, Randa E. Pfeiffer, Monica Purnell, Shane Rodrigues, Jason Sigala, Paul Aaron Thomas, Kurt Van Fossen, Kathleen Wellbrock, Craig Young, Katherine M. Njoten, Paige Papineau and Eric C. Paulsen.

Archaeology in Israel

Thrill seekers are being sought for the summer of 1996. Persons interested in participating in an archaeological expedition to the ancient Roman site of Sepphoris in northern Israel should contact Dr. Jonathan Reed at ext. 4366. Participants can earn four units.

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