Carly Hill

Key theft creates security risk

The apparent theft of a set of master keys to the University’s residence halls, and other campus facilities, has led to a security breach that has so far cost the University $7,000, and will ultimately cost much more.

‘Mad Mother’ engages viewers

"The Sport of My Mad Mother,” now playing in Dailey Theatre, is not your typical play.

Dan Sperry startles ULV students

Magician Dan Sperry does not like performing card tricks. In fact, the only cards he uses in his show are to demonstrate an almost inappropriate poem about kings and queens that he said he wrote when he was 8 years old.

Commentary: Proposition 19 has major flaws

The smell of marijuana is in the air, or at least the proposal of it, due to hit voter ballots next week. Whether or not the law passes, proponents and opponents are agreeing on one thing: the bill is flawed.

Soprano crosses language barriers

Faculty from Claremont Graduate University provided a multicultural performance for listeners Tuesday at Mudd Theater in the Claremont School of Theology.

Students drum to African beat

The rhythmic beating of drums can be heard throughout campus, a sound that transports students to a far off land through intricate beats and silences. The drumming is coming from the West African Drumming class, taught by music department coordinator Steve Biondo.

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