Tag: inland valley daily bulletin

I am writing to congratulate the new chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma. Being a part of Phi Sigma Sigma myself, I was researching and looking over the Internet for information on the sorority when I ran across this article ["Local sorority becomes Phi Sigma Sigma," Sept. 27, 1996].

Approximately 117 students from more than 17 high schools and junior colleges participated in La Verne's seventh annual Communications Day last Friday.

To start or not to start, that was the question head coach Don Morel had to ask himself (or at least that is what most of the campus thought) about sophomore quarterback Ryan Hawkins after a mishap at Saturday's game against Menlo that left Hawkins out of most of the game.

Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Steamy sex scandals! Alien life! Man-eating animals consume family!

“White, proud of it,” was the headline that ran across the top of the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin last Sunday. What followed was an in-depth story about a white student at Etiwanda High School, 14-year-old Naomi Pennington, who wants to start a club on her campus to promote European culture.

“It’s a wrap!” That is what senior Vince Wetzel says after he is finished hosting, producing, editing and taping “The Home Town Football Report.”