Writers Archives: Rhidian Maehl

Joella Jean Mahoney, professor of art emerita, died in June at 84. / file photo by Rhidian Maehl

University loses Mahoney’s artistic vision, passion

By Jesica Kimberlin, Rhidian Maehl on October 6, 2017 in News

Joella Jean Mahoney, professor of art emerita and founder of the University’s Department of Art, died in June at age 84 in Sedona, Arizona.

Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benezir Bhutto, doing a favor for her cousin, Dr. Ahmed Ispahani, professor of business administration and economics, spoke to Dr. Ispahani's economics class on Monday. Included in her remarks was the account of her 1993 election as prime minister in Pakistan. Although her administration was one of the first elected democratically, her term was abruptly ended when she was deposed. She also discussed the economics of Pakistan and the measures she took as prime minister to improve the country's well being. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Prime minister discusses democracy

By LaShanda D. Maze, Rhidian Maehl on May 16, 1997 in News

Receiving a warm welcome from the University of La Verne, the former prime minister of Pakistan, Benezir Bhutto, spoke to a crowded room of students as well as administrators on Monday, May 12, in the Howell Board Room.

Dr. Bill Relf, dean of the School of Business and Global Studies, (left) presented Drs. Jesse Overall, Emile Pilafidis and Abe Helou with promotions at Wednesday's Town Meeting. Dr. Overall was promoted to professor of business and economics, Drs. Pilafidis and Helou were promoted to associate professor of business and economics. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Faculty, staff recognized for service

By Rhidian Maehl, Sandra Archuleta on May 16, 1997 in News

Recognition for years of service to the University of La Verne ranging from five to 51 was made to staff and faculty at the Annual Faculty and Staff Service Awards ceremony Wednesday.

In the piercing room, Anderson gets her longer tongue post replaced for a shorter one. Anderson said "there was no pain at all when I got my tongue pierced; it was a lot less painful then my belly button piercing." / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Express Yourself

By Rhidian Maehl on May 16, 1997 in LV Life

The resurgence in tattoo art has brought parlors back onto the main streets of shopping districts.

Senior Eric Johnson, junior S. Baker Eatmon and Professor of Theater Arts David Flaten took on the roles of various characters from Hamlet on May 9, to perform a "Staged Reading of the 15 minute Hamlet," by Tom Stoppard. The presentation of various acts from Shakespearean plays was put on by Dr. Flaten's directing class. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

15 Minute Hamlet

By Rhidian Maehl on May 16, 1997 in Arts, Etc., Theater

Senior Eric Johnson, junior S. Baker Eatmon and Professor of Theater Arts David Flaten took on the roles of various characters from Hamlet on May 9, to perform a “Staged Reading of the 15 minute Hamlet,” by Tom Stoppard.

Jack Coberly will begin coaching the men's volleyball team, including his son, junior Morgan Coberly, next year. Coberly flew in from Colorado Thursday, May 1, to get acquainted with the rest of the team and to explain his expectations to them. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Jack Coberly takes on volleyball

By Ramzi Rabadi, Rhidian Maehl on May 9, 1997 in Sports, Volleyball

New men’s volleyball head coach Jack Coberly met with the team last Thursday and discussed the expectations for next year and what he requires from each player.

A local dance troupe performs, using traditional Mexican dress and dancing, at ULV for the annual Cinco de Mayo celebration. Ballet Folklorico Xochiquetzal, based in Fontana and taking its name from an ancient Aztec word meaning "pluming flower," is directed by Georgia Isela Mercado. The troupe's next performance entitled "Por amor a Mi Tierra," will take place in the Citrus College Auditorium June 15 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Cinco de Mayo festival: Latin culture envelops campus

By Erica Aguilar, Rhidian Maehl on May 9, 1997 in LV Life

In honor of the celebration for Cinco de Mayo, the University of La Verne held an afternoon and evening full of Latin art displays, food, dancing and live music this past Monday, May 5.

Senior Socorro Gonzalez claimed the second highest school record for a javelin throw with a distance of 132'3" in 1994. Gonzalez proved her athletic ability again this year by qualifying for the track and field nationals, being held in Wisconsin this month. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Gonzalez launches herself into success

By Raechel Fittante, Rhidian Maehl on May 2, 1997 in Sports, Track & Field

Four years ago as a freshman she qualified for nationals in the javelin field event and represented the track and field team in Illinois. Two years ago today, she gave birth to her son Benjamin.

Running the men's 400m preliminaries at Pomona-Pitzer April 17, sophomore Ordell Williams achieved a time of 49.11. Williams later decreased his time to 49.02 at the championships, also held at Pomona-Pitzer Saturday. Nine women and five men from the track team have qualified for the nationals in Wisconsin, with two more meets remaining for others to qualify. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Track succeeds in SCIAC championship

By Landus Rigsby, Rhidian Maehl on April 25, 1997 in Sports, Track & Field

Five records were broken and national qualifiers merged at the SCIAC championships courtesy of the University of La Verne women’s track team last Saturday at Pomona-Pitzer College.

"The Marriage," a Russian comedy by Nikolai Gogol, is being directed by visiting director Georgij Paro. Margo Fiorito (left) plays a matchmaker who is trying to arrange the marriage of a wealthy woman to several suitors, including Podkyolsin, played by junior S. Baker Eatmon. / photo by Rhidian Maehl

Love, comedy carry ‘The Marriage’

By Julie Eklund, Rhidian Maehl on April 18, 1997 in Arts, Etc., Theater

Performances of “The Marriage,” the latest endeavor of the University of La Verne Theatre Department, began yesterday and will continue through April 26.

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