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Students strive to use social networking safely
Today Facebook and Twitter dominate the world of online social networking. But this is not without inheriting the revolutionary capabilities of the outdated MySpace, which includes cases of cyberbullying, kidnapping and fraud.
Thefts cost University more than $5,000
University officials have reported a theft of roughly $1,000 worth of technology from a first floor classroom in the Landis Academic Center.
University preps for earthquake
Students, faculty and staff at the University of La Verne dropped and covered at exactly 10:15 a.m. Oct. 15 for “The Great California Shake Out” earthquake drill.
Negrette says goodbye after 25 years
Close to 40 friends, colleagues and family members gathered in the President’s Dining Room to congratulate Henry Negrette, campus safety transportation and security coordinator, on his retirement and to wish him well.
School violence may not really be on the rise
A gunshot can be heard across campus. No one is sure whether the sound is coming from on campus or from a distance. The students commuting to school have no idea what might be happening at school. A problem has occurred.
Gun control not highest priority
There are countless political topics on the table for the 2008 election that aim to redirect or solve current American issues. Of these issues, many stem from global problems of the country regarding war, economics and immigration.