There are too many professors who are leaving the University of La Verne to go to other schools that will provide them better financial opportunities than apparently ULV is able to.
Seats in Founders Auditorium filled quickly on Wednesday, May 2, as people flocked to see the University of La Verne's chamber singers perform "Dido and Aeneas," an opera by Henry Purcell.
The University of La Verne Music Department presented a student recital Thursday May 3 in the Chapel, with five fascinating performances. The program had a mixture of opera and piano music.
When the rest of the school is bustling with night classes, and horns honk in the rush of finding a parking space, there is a pure angelic sound that flows from the University of La Verne Chapel.
Christmas trees with sparkling white lights. A cascade of tables adorned with lace tablecloths and candles. The beats of music and joyous laughter ring through the air.
A sensitive, carefree attitude is exhibited throughout all of his works and activities, with his belief that by having fun, individuals are at liberty to freely express their creativity. Steve Kinzie, instructor of English and peace studies, said he is a believer of this philosophy when pursuing any venture.