While Anaheim, San Diego and Pomona make up some of the many cities to individually struggle with a homelessness epidemic, lack of state-wide coordinated efforts continues to contribute to an escalation of the issue and the pessimism regarding a solution.
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Health care dilemma has solution
Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., unveiled a new health care plan Wednesday to provide government-run health insurance nationwide. Meanwhile, the Republican Party still debates the repeal of the Affordable Health Care Act, putting millions of people’s health insurance on the line.
Airlines should help in disasters
When natural disasters occur, corporations are quick to offer their thoughts and prayers through various social media platforms. Before Hurricane Irma hit Florida, airlines had an opportunity to potentially help save lives and show the world that they are not just about the bottom line. But as expected, most chose to take advantage of an […]
Climate change is real, Mr. Trump
Climate change denial has no place in politics, and in the face of several natural disasters occurring all around the world, global warming should not be contested or minimized by President Donald Trump’s administration.
Protect our DACA students
On Sept. 5 the White House announced that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals will end. President Devorah Lieberman sent a statement of her support of students enrolled in DACA that same day, ensuring the safety of La Verne’s DACA students.
Barbara’s Place menu is lacking
Barbara’s Place made huge strides toward better food last semester with the addition of more daily specials including Hawaiian Thursdays and build your own grilled cheese days, and by adding more grab and go options including sushi. Unfortunately, those improvements did not transition over into the new semester.
Neo-nazis feel empowered
Despite alt-right, white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups having existed long before President Donald Trump’s election, it has become increasingly disturbing to witness their escalation into large crowds that are not afraid to march waving Swastika and Confederate flags in the name of making America their own exclusive definition of “great” again.
Health care bill discriminates
Access to quality, affordable health care may get more difficult for millions across the nation due to the American Health Care Act that passed the House of Representatives on May 4.
Long semesters ruin job advantage
The University of La Verne currently offers two 16 week semesters and a winter term in January known as “Jan Term” for the academic year. Most universities like Chapman University, UC Berkeley and the Pomona Colleges that are on a semester system offer 15 week semesters instead.
Investments undermine mission
The Students Engaged in Environmental Discussion and Service club, or SEEDS, is petitioning the University of La Verne to divest its investments in fossil fuel companies.