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During the summer, the University of La Verne received a $400,000 grant intended to increase and retain the overall number of graduates in computer science, computer engineering and mathematics (CSEM).

As the November election grows ever closer, residual doubt over the 2000 election’s legitimacy has caused new electronic voting technologies to be utilized in an effort to remove butterfly ballots and “hanging chads” from the equation.

As the University of La Verne expands, it strives to bring options and opportunities for students to seize. The Undergraduate Academic Policies Committee (UGAP) came together Feb. 14 to discuss implementations of new majors, the name change in the Paralegal Studies Program and the proposal of accepting units from students from the Southern California International College (SCIC).

A total of 77 people were awarded Wednesday morning for their services and commitment to the University of La Verne in 12 different categories.

Dedicating one's self to a job and a career deserves credit and recognition. At colleges and universities, dedicated faculty who take their job seriously have been recognized and are being awarded.

As April slowly crawls by at the University of La Verne, one question dominates the minds of both students and teachers – where are all the seniors? The answer is simple, they are either diligently working on their senior thesis, a paper or a project that takes up all of their time, or simply hiding from the advisers who are wondering how they are doing.