Tag: rock painting
Grilling for a cause
Brandon Jacoby, senior biology major, grills up free barbecue during the Global Medical Brigade’s Rock painting event Wednesday, despite the afternoon rain.
Rock painted for American Indian Heritage Month
Splashes of red, green, yellow and orange paint signified a small but noteworthy tribute to Native Americans, as Ashley Joseph, multicultural events committee chair of the Campus Activities Board, and Keisha Clay, a sophomore communications major, began brushing the words “Remember our People” on to the Rock on Nov. 8.
Tradition endangers environment
What has become a triumphant tradition may soon become a smoking crater if University of La Verne students continue to pollute the grass around the Rock.
Legends of Rock enduring
Every university has its traditions, from Princeton University's bonfires to the University of Southern California's lynching of the UCLA mascot before the big game.
Rock still mysterious and controversial
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.
Remembering a friend
Monday night at The Rock, Allen Fairley, former University of La Verne international student, attended the one-year remembrance of the death of Mazen Walid Saab.