Maintenance problems with the track surface in Ortmayer Stadium have kept the University of La Verne track and field teams from hosting home track meets this year.
Writers Archives: Marilee Lorusso
Kline named interim AD
With the departure of Christopher Ragsdale from the athletics director post, Julie Kline has accepted the position of interim athletic director for the 2008-2009 school year.
Baseball crowned SCIAC champs
The University of La Verne baseball team not only swept a three game series against conference foe Pomona-Pitzer, but the Leopards clinched the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title for the 19th time in the University’s history.
Sports: It’s not just a guy thing
Why sports? This is a common question that I have been asked a lot this past year by friends, professors, random people and in interviews.
Baseball seen from a different light
The smell of Cracker Jacks and hot dogs is in the air and it couldn’t smell sweeter. Fans are flocking to the nearest home fields for one reason: It is baseball season and I couldn’t be more excited.
Poll Dance event promotes voting
With the presidential race heating up and elections just around the corner, the Campus Activities Board encouraged University of La Verne students to head to the polls and cast their votes on not only their choice for the next President of the United States, but also for the next student leaders of the Associated Students […]
Golf wins third SCIAC tourney
The University of La Verne golf team was victorious in the third Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament of the season on March 24 at the Sierra La Verne Country Club.
When Cheers Turn to Jeers
The notion of school spirit and cheering at university athletic events has become a hot topic recently.
Finding a job is a job in itself
In my last column, I talked about my goals after graduation. No. 4 on that list is the task of finding a job.
Time to get priorities straight
With graduation just around the corner I have really tried to figure out what I am going to do. In a column I wrote last semester, I talked about how nice it is to not have everything set in stone and how going with the flow is nice for once. Along those lines, with about […]