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Freshman Brianna Estrada works with her mother, Pat Estrada, and cousin, Arron Vaca, to set up her dorm room in the Stu-Han Residence Hall on Aug. 23. The three also discussed the potential for head injuries as they noted how close her bunk was to the dorm room’s low ceiling. La Verne reached 87 degrees as students, parents and staff assisted in freshman move-in day two weeks ago. Estrada begins her undergraduate career this semester as an English major. / photo by Janelle Kluz
Freshman Brianna Estrada works with her mother, Pat Estrada, and cousin, Arron Vaca, to set up her dorm room in the Stu-Han Residence Hall on Aug. 23. The three also discussed the potential for head injuries as they noted how close her bunk was to the dorm room’s low ceiling. La Verne reached 87 degrees as students, parents and staff assisted in freshman move-in day two weeks ago. Estrada begins her undergraduate career this semester as an English major. / photo by Janelle Kluz
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