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College Revises Summer School Program, Offers Class Variety
In an effort to boost student attendance during the summer months, the University of La Verne has revised the summer school program.
LV Security Slacking; Problems Hit Dorms
Problems that have plagued the student housing program at the University of La Verne in the past have resurfaced once again to force students to raise questions on just what is the future of University housing.
Discrepancy, Controversy Cloud Selection of Who’s Who Students
The foundation of the Student Affairs Committee was shaken, as Calvin Szueber, Associated Students Federation (ASF) Forum member, expressed the concerns of students and faculty members in the selection of the 24 seniors chosen to be in the 1982 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, a national honor.
$9 Increase Gets Axe Due to Short Notice
A proposed $9 increase for the 1982-83 Associated Students Federation (ASF) fees was defeated in an election Nov. 17 and 19.
Six-Year Law Program Accepted
There is good news for undergraduates at the University of La Verne who are thinking of attending law school and would like to save a year's worth of tuition.
Carter Takes FFA’s Top Honor Degree
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.