Morgan, Gingrich remember college experiences

President Stephen Morgan and Dr. John Gingrich, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, reminisced about their college years on Tuesday night in Brandt Lounge. Dr. Morgan, who was graduated from the University of La Verne in 1968, remembers living in Woody Hall and being written-up for dumping cow manure in front of each door in Stu-Han. Dr. Gingrich, who was graduated from Manchester College in 1963, shares with La Verne students about the time when he and his friends broke into a cemetery in order to scare some girls. / photo by Summer Herndon
President Stephen Morgan and Dr. John Gingrich, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, reminisced about their college years on Tuesday night in Brandt Lounge. Dr. Morgan, who was graduated from the University of La Verne in 1968, remembers living in Woody Hall and being written-up for dumping cow manure in front of each door in Stu-Han. Dr. Gingrich, who was graduated from Manchester College in 1963, shares with La Verne students about the time when he and his friends broke into a cemetery in order to scare some girls. / photo by Summer Herndon
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