In a final flourish before the end of the school year, “The Pirates of Penzance” will sing their way into Founders Auditorium on Saturday and Sunday.
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Benefit concert is a success
University of La Verne seniors hosted a Rock For Hope benefit concert at the Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday, benefiting breast cancer research at the John Wayne Cancer Institute at Saint John’s Health Center.
Poetry lures faculty to Leo’s Den
Poets gathered for an afternoon of celebrating the seasons through poetry in Leo’s Den to mark the beginning of poetry month on May 1.
Junior recital features intimate performances
Michael Fausto and Nicole Pond joined together to serenade family, friends and students in a Junior Recital at the University Chapel in La Verne on April 18.
Greek Week 2008: Greeks compete for Idol title
During Greek Week fraternities competed in “Greek Idol” contest inspired by “American Idol” at University of La Verne on Wednesday afternoon.
Artists compete at Cal Poly exhibit
An array of detailed and masterful artists came together as Cal Poly Pomona’s Kellogg University Art Gallery presented its 34th annual Ink and Clay exhibit, which will be open until May 3.
Facedown Fest rocks Glass House
Facedown Fest returned to The Glass House music venue, opening with seven bands on March 28 in Pomona.
Musicians get ‘hip’ at the Kitty
Andy Cowan and the Nina Beck Trio entertained the crowd at the Hip Kitty Jazz and Fondue Club in Claremont on March 20.
Wrapped up in Inge
The Jane Dibbell Cabaret Theatre was packed with students, parents, friends and faculty as University of La Verne students held a Theater Mini-Festival Monday night.
Say goodbye to those rabbit ears
The world of television broadcasting as we know it is about to change. Stations in the United States will no longer broadcast in analog but will switch to all digital broadcasting at midnight on Feb. 17, 2009.