The University of La Verne men and women's track and field teams continued to add to its wide array of accomplishments last Saturday and Sunday. The Leopards left for the California/Nevada State Championships in Northridge qualifying more athletes for the NCAA Outdoor Championships than ever before.
Five records were broken and national qualifiers merged at the SCIAC championships courtesy of the University of La Verne women's track team last Saturday at Pomona-Pitzer College.
Using four automatic national qualifying event scores, the University of La Verne track and field teams beat old records and swept a SCIAC meet from Redlands, Whittier and Caltech in Pasadena last Saturday.
Accepted incoming freshman and transfer students will be visiting the University of La Verne campus today and tomorrow for the annual Spotlight Weekend.
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.
The Campus Times won the Sweepstakes award at the 48th annual California Intercollegiate Press Association (CIPA) convention last weekend, earning the paper the distinction of being the best weekly college newspaper in the state.