Tag: glbsu
Letters to the Editor
My name is Jamie Bigornia and I graduated in 1997. I was the president of the GLBSU when I was an undergrad and I was very "out" in or out of campus.
Groups complete college life
With all the negative occurrences in society, it is a pleasant change to shed light upon positive influences and impacts. At the University of La Verne, various support groups have been made available to the student population and for good reason.
GLBSU works to resurrect presence
Attending a small campus is a big adjustment for many students. Being different only adds to the challenge of day-to-day life-particularly if one is gay or lesbian.
Letters to the Editor
The intent of this letter is not to influence Raechel Fittante ["Greek loyalty misdirected," April 25] or Todd Buck ["Letter to the Editor," April 25]. It is to address the issues presented regarding the Greek community in their column and letter to the editor, respectively.
Letters to the Editor
We are writing in response to Robert Aguirre's letter [Feb. 28] regarding Jamie Bigornia's civil rights case.
GLBSU reaches out for support
The 1996-97 school year marks the second year of existence for the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Student Union (GLBSU) at the University of La Verne, and the club is experiencing a growth problem, trying to maintain visibility on campus.