Doug Carter, a junior business administration major attending the University of La Verne, was nominated for a National American Farmer Degree by the Future Farmers of America.
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President’s Cabinet Discusses Issues
Unknown to many University of La Verne students is a group of administrators who play a vital role in the management of the institution during their weekly meetings.
ASF Funds Balance Out
A budgetary statement for the Associated Students Federation (ASF), prepared by Treasurer Dana Jones, showed that current expenditures were well within the limits of spending allowances. As Jones put it at the recent ASF meeting, “For once I can say ASF is not spending its money fast enough.”
In the News
Campus news for the week of Nov. 20, 1981.
La Verne Seniors Chosen For Who’s Who in College
Each year, graduating senior students across the United States are chosen for a distinguished award, that award being the Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.
Eager Students Mark Great BLVD Success
Over 200 students, faculty and staff members, alumni and friends swept through the University of La Verne campus like human vacuum cleaners and left ULV virtually spotless on Build La Verne Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Fall Accreditation Attempt Fails; Law Center to Correct Problems
During the. summer, the University of La Verne College of Law had hoped to achieve provisional accreditation for this fall. However, the American Bar Association (ABA) felt that several problem areas of the school needed to be worked out before accreditation could be given.
ABA Views Law Center Bar Sanction
Provisional accreditation for the University of La Verne College of Law may become a reality for Summer 1978 if progress on the American Bar Association inspection team’s recommendations continues at its present rate, according to President Armen Sarafian and Dean Thomas Reese, who recently returned from a meeting with the ABA Committee in Washington, D.C.
A.A. Degree Wins Respect
La Verne College’s faculty voted unanimously Jan. 14 to accept the integrity of the junior college A.A. degree. Incoming students with the A.A. from an accredited college will be awarded junior standing at the college. Many other universities and four-year colleges in Southern California have not fully recognized the value of the A.A. degree, according […]
Newspaper Loses Fight for Money
The Associated Student Forum twice (Jan. 20 and again Jan. 27) refused to grant a request of the Campus Times to transfer its student funds to one central bank account.