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Music Review: Lavigne’s new album ‘wasn’t good enough for her’

Canadian pop star and “punk princess” Avril Lavigne released her self-titled fifth studio album last week.

Godde examines skeletal remains

A new assistant professor of anthropology at the University of La Verne, Godde cut her teeth in forensics working at the University of Knoxville's Decomposition Facility, an operation commonly referred to as a "body farm."

ASULV funds new and old clubs for the fall

With 69 recognized clubs and organizations on campus, collaboration is key for clubs and student government. When so many different groups wish to organize activities, it is ASULV’s job to ensure the funds are going to the right place.

Music Review: Teen prodigy humble in ‘Heroine’

Youth and talent make for a particularly volatile combination in the music industry, as critics and fans can trace an artist’s musical development, and by extension personal maturation, from the point of discovery to that first Grammy and beyond.

Music Review: Fall releases outshine summer hits

With the summer there came a noticeable lull in noteworthy music releases, forcing critics to dig deep for something to talk about. In hindsight, the summer lull was an indicator of big things to come in the world of music. That thing was the month of September.

Book drive aims to encourage inmates

With more than 600 books already collected, La Verne’s College Republicans club looks to increase literacy in inmates nationwide through a book drive.

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