Settling into a new semester

The University of La Verne has two new residents in the Johnson Family Plaza fountain, but how they got there is a mystery to its admirers. Professor of Biology Jeff Burkhart said that the fountain is a great environment for the red-ear slider turtles to be found. / photo by Scott Mirimanian
The University of La Verne has two new residents in the Johnson Family Plaza fountain, but how they got there is a mystery to its admirers. Professor of Biology Jeff Burkhart said that the fountain is a great environment for the red-ear slider turtles to be found. / photo by Scott Mirimanian
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