The Rock cannot be seen from miles around like the Supertents, nor can any person pinpoint its origins. But painting this chameleon-like boulder still holds strong as a tradition at the University of La Verne.
Showing off their jumps, flips, tumbles and other acrobatic abilities, about 15 students from the University of La Verne unite weekly to participate in or witness the World Wrestling Rage Association (WWRA).
While rehearsing for their audition for the AASA Variety Show, members of the Floor Two Crew (F.T.C) stopped to watch one of the most popular talk shows on air today, "Jerry Springer," in the Oaks Residence Hall.
As I was reading an article in last week's paper ["Rock defaced; vandals unknown," March 21], I came across the quote, "Most Greeks are followers and all of FTC are leaders." Being a Greek myself, I was naturally offended by this statement.
Red and blue spray paint covered the Rock last Friday. Not in the usual attempt at showing school spirit, however. It was meant to disfigure Sigma Alpha Epsilon's (SAE) previous painting of the Rock which was painted that same night between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m.