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Sixty University of La Verne students were inducted last Thursday night into one of the most prestigious national academic organizations with membership into the Alpha Chi National College Honors Society.

Dr. André Delbecq gave his first public and formal presentation on "The Challenges of Spirituality in Executive Life," in Founders Auditorium on Tuesday.

Mexico, China, Japan, Ecuador. All of these countries seem like far away lands but students at the University of La Verne can actually have the chance to study there and learn first-hand about their cultures.

After one semester of college some of the excitement may drift away, but it would be great to gain that same excitement back. Students can if they have a high enough grade point average and apply for Brethren Colleges Abroad (BCA).

Recognition for years of service to the University of La Verne ranging from five to 51 was made to staff and faculty at the Annual Faculty and Staff Service Awards ceremony Wednesday.

Graduate students will soon be able to take courses from the University of La Verne without having to leave their homes.