John Patrick and Nila Priyambodo have been named new editors in chief for La Verne Magazine and the Campus Times, respectively, for the spring semester 2006.
Writers Archives: Hugo Bryan Castillo
Counseling event offers support
The University of La Verne counseling center hosted a two-day depression and substance abuse outreach event on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 in front of Davenport Dining Hall to address issues that affect college students today.
Foundation to sue Sony for privacy violation
The last couple of years, have been marked by a battle between music companies and music lovers.
Music Review: Madonna returns to the dance floor
Madonna’s latest album, “Confessions on a Dance Floor” returns the queen of dance to her roots with a great dance CD.
Reading festival turns pages in LV
With more than 100 parents and children of all ages attending, the University of La Verne’s Literacy Center hosted its inaugural “Fall Festival of Reading” Saturday.
Marijuana reformers seek help from Greeks
Nearly all drug arrests are a result of marijuana, and 88 percent are for marijuana possession. Because of this, the Marijuana Policy Project seeks help from fraternities and sororities to prevent marijuana use on college campuses.
New director offers novel singing style
With an impressive background in teaching music and chorale, 63-year-old Stephen Gothold is looking forward to a good year working at the University of La Verne as an associate professor of music and the new director of chorale activities.
Wrestling art shows Mexican culture
The Irene Carlson Gallery on the bottom level of Miller Hall is featuring the work of photographer Charles Fairbanks titled, “Luchar es Crear: Fotografias de la Lucha Libre Mexicana” from Sept. 6 through Oct. 14.
16th annual dinner praises Latin culture
The University of La Verne’s Latino Student Forum and the Latino Alumni Association held their 16th Annual Bienvenida and third Annual Tardeada Dinner in the Old Gym Sunday.
Family found in LV barbershop
As you walk into F&M Hair Cuts, Delia Heredia, the owner of the small shop, greets you with a smile. Even though her English is not perfect, you can enjoy talking to someone who is passionate about what they do.