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Scholar eyes pharmaceutical future

Junior Mohammed Ghonim, whose motto is to "help people," has certainly helped the University of La Verne in gaining recognition among Ivy League schools such as Harvard and Yale.

Music Awards vary from People’s Choices

With the arrival of yet another award presentation, the 25th Annual American Music Awards (AMA) aired across the air waves and onto television screens Monday, Jan. 26. The jokes and follies of comedian-host Drew Carey complimented the artistic skills of various artists and groups, as the event came to life on the stage of the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

Riding with death

Every year, more than 2.6 million drunk driving crashes victimize 4 million innocent people. A little prevention can save lives.

Father, daughter connect at school

Remember the days in kindergarten and first grade when you were able to show off your parents and what they did as real people in our world of dreams and make believe? For junior chemistry major Karie O'Neill those times have returned in her Development of American Democracy II class in a peculiar way.

Career Center prepares students for ‘real world’

The Career Development Center (CDC) at the University of La Verne has established a four-year model for students to follow while in college to assist in post-graduate jobs.

What are you thankful for?

Thanksgiving weekend is just around the corner. For many University of La Verne students, this is the first holiday of the year when they get to go home. For others, it is just a time to relax, catch up on homework and spend time with their loved ones. Most importantly, it is a time to give thanks.

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