While subtle music played in the background and the sun beamed with warmth, students learned information about the upcoming 2016-17 school year elections as they enjoyed garlic noodles, pineapple chicken, sushi, and cheesecake.
The city of La Verne is currently using goats and sheep for brush clearance in an open lot at the top of Wheeler Avenue, rather than the harsher method of mechanical disking.
Five years ago, Corenne Hall sat during her lunch break as a freshman at Charter Oak High School in Covina. As the students at surrounding tables ate their lunch, Hall’s friends were trying to shove a carrot down her throat.
Running unopposed junior Lauren Crumbaker and sophomore Nicole Cuadras were elected president and executive vice president of the Associated Students of the University of La Verne, respectively, Wednesday.
The Associated Students of the University of La Verne 2015-16 election candidates shared their platforms in a meet and greet Tuesday in the Campus Center.