I enjoy reading the Campus Times every Friday because I applaud the creativity and passion with which the reporters approach their assignments. I must, however, point out some problems with the argument in this article.
With not much opportunity for an exciting college nightlife amid the sea of antique stores in downtown La Verne, students at the University have found ways to spice up their college years and fill their pocketbooks through racy employment.
While all University of La Verne seniors may be excited about the coming summer break, many students are also looking for job opportunities that will both advance their careers and fill their pocketbooks.
Spring break offers a respite for exhausted students everywhere, but as the much-anticipated week draws near, college students should be wary of travel agents looking to take advantage of them.
Every university has its traditions, from Princeton University's bonfires to the University of Southern California's lynching of the UCLA mascot before the big game.
Attention University of La Verne students be on the look out for a Sony Vaio laptop. It was stolen at approximately 5 p.m., Tuesday from Stu-Han wing four.