Students wearing flower crowns and tie dye shirts filled the South Quad Wednesday to listen and dance to live music for the first Phi Sigma Sigma Phicadelic Festival.
Senior broadcast and speech communications major Tyler Harrison throws a whipped cream pie at junior kinesiology major Harrison Brethouwer during Phi Sigma Sigma and Phi Delta Theta’s Pie-A-Phi event Wednesday in Leo Park.
It’s rare for Veronica Orozco not to run into someone she knows when walking to class. Her social life at the University of La Verne is similar to that of an up-and-coming celebrity walking a red carpet during award season; everywhere she goes somebody is up for a conversation. However, the sociable woman she is today is a far cry from the girl she was in high school, she said.
Elias Maldonado, sophomore computer science major; Mark Coromac, sophomore accounting major; Tyler Bertao, junior communications major; and Sebastian Ayala, freshman psychology major, reenact the “Jingle Bell Rock” scene from the 2004 movie “Mean Girls.”
The Homecoming court stood in front of five dance team members, who sat in cardboard cut-out televisions. The two static-free televisions that were working revealed Jose Serra as Homecoming king and Evelyn Bobbitt as queen.