As an alumna of the American Armenian International College of the University of La Verne and an active member of the Armenian American community, I was greatly disappointed, shocked and offended to read in your April 8, 2005, issue that the University's Space Committee will propose for the name change of the AAIC building in May to the University's Board of Trustees.
Less than 20 years ago, the University of La Verne had no formal journalism program. Also, the Campus Times was run by the Associated Student Federation (ASF) Forum. In 1976, a change occurred that altered the face of the Campus Times forever.
The proposed Richard M. Nixon Institute of World Affairs will not be coming to the University of La Verne, following its rejection by the University's Board of Trustees.
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.
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.
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.