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‘Songs of Broadway’ delivers passion
Excitement loomed last Friday and Saturday night among the University of La Verne Chorale and Chamber singers when they performed in the two-night concert “Songs of Broadway.”

Students question election procedures
Following allegations of logistical problems and rumors of voter manipulation, the Associated Student Federation Forum elections were postponed last week and held this Tuesday and Thursday.
Online summer school courses offered at ULV
Besides traditional courses, the Distance Learning Center is offering a variety of online courses for summer school.
Speaker Zaru wishes for peace in Mideast
Jean Zaru, a devoted peacemaker and advocate of the non-violent struggle by many Palestinians to end the occupation of their country by Israel, addressed a crowd of about 100 students, faculty and staff last week in Founder’s Auditorium as part of the university’s annual International Festival.

Collective efforts can lead to change
Immediately after the shooting of Irvin Landrum by Claremont police officers on Jan. 11, 1999, protests began. Supporters have not given up their pursuit of justice in what most believe is a racial profiling case gone terribly awry. Every Wednesday at 10 a.m. supporters gather at the Claremont City Council.

Water polo ranked No. 2 in nation
The women’s water polo team has kept its standing as second in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, having defeated both Whittier and Chapman this past week, 12-2 and 13-2, respectively.
GLBTA builds new foundation, name
To get rid of the lengthy acronym, the student club, GLBTA, which stands for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Allies, voted to change its name to the Rainbow Alliance.

There needs to be a ‘Plan B’, and quick
Last summer, my aunt, who is from Medellin, Colombia, visited the U.S. One day, she told us about the time she was listening to the radio and heard that the coffee shop that her son frequents was destroyed by explosives within a parked car. When she got home she found out that her son hadn’t […]

ULV represents Kazakhstan in MUN conference
Eight University of La Verne students, accompanied by Richard Gelm, chairman of the political science department, traveled to New York during spring break to attend the five-day national Model United Nations conference.