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Campus Center goes green
The new Campus Center has made great advancements in the University’s pledge to fulfill environmental advocacy in its mission statement.
A month to remember
November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. In the United States today more than five million people live with the incurable disease. By 2050 this number is expected to climb to 14 million Americans.
Keep the Internet free from oppression
The topic of Internet is boring, but it is interesting to see just how many people have practically zero knowledge about it.
Building blocks for the future
I cannot believe how fast my college years are passing by, especially this semester. I remember starting college and being so scared of the new environment.
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor, The Oct. 9 “ULV’s lack of connection” editorial contained a number of inaccurate statements and misconceptions. 1. Contrary to the editor’s claim, the University does not block students from accessing non-University wireless accounts. Connectivity issues with outside wireless networks are in the control of those providers. 2. StuHan/Brandt wireless access was upgraded over [...]
A View to a Scare
Every year in October, as night approaches, the Fairplex transforms itself into Scareview Farms, a nightmarish haunt that gives thrill seekers exactly what they ask for.
Equal rights take a left in California
Could it be that California is nearing the acceptance of gay marriage? With polls showing a growing support for a repeal of Proposition 8, liberal ideals are expanding with support from our governor. On Oct. 11, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed two measures supporting the gay community.
NBA athletic trainer talks business
Tom Abdenour, head athletic trainer for the Golden State Warriors, spoke to 24 athletic training students on Monday. He touched on a variety of topics ranging from terminology used among athletic trainers, to interactions with the media and details of his own personal life.

