Rush Week

Wendy Lau, junior, and Chris Braunstein, senior, create posters for Rush Week to encourage students to join one of the Greek organizations on campus. Lau is the philanthropy coordinator for Phi Sigma Sigma. Braunstein is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and is also the fraternity rush coordinator for the Inter Fraternity-Sorority Council (IFSC). / photo by Jamie Bigornia
Wendy Lau, junior, and Chris Braunstein, senior, create posters for Rush Week to encourage students to join one of the Greek organizations on campus. Lau is the philanthropy coordinator for Phi Sigma Sigma. Braunstein is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and is also the fraternity rush coordinator for the Inter Fraternity-Sorority Council (IFSC). / photo by Jamie Bigornia
When asked “So you’re into fashion...” junior Jamie Bigornia replies, “I’m into everything.” His passion for fashion has led to the production of two fashion shows in La Verne. Although secretive about his designs, his plans include a final spectacular show sometime next year, to be his senior project. / photo by Veero Der-Karabetian
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