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Alumna celebrates a year of her radio show
Gyasmine George, creator and host of the Internet sports radio talk show “Female Field Guide,” celebrated the one-year anniversary of her hit women’s sports radio talk show.
Dia de los Muertos serves as day of remembrance
The DJ spins cumba and meringue music while people dance under the stars in celebration of Dia de los Muertos, a day that remembers the lives of deceased family and friends.
On the Calendar
Campus and community events for the week of Nov. 4, 2011.
Leopards clawed by visiting Tigers
The Leopards fell short 3-1 in a point-for-point match against the Occidental Tigers Tuesday. The team played hard and had its moments, but broke under pressure resulting in a Tigers victory of 25-21, 21-25, 25-21 and 25-19.
Chemist experiments with stained glass
After working with students and chemicals in the lab, Mark Nelson, professor of chemistry, heads home to his workshop where he creates prize-winning stained glass pieces.
Public checks out video games at library
People of all ages came to see a 10-year-old battle a 20-year-old in a relaxing, yet competitive, game of “Marvel vs. Capcom” at the video game club.
Pink, ink make money for the cure
Models sashayed down the pink runaway on Second Street as Ink’d Chronicles hosted its fourth annual Tattoo for the Cure on Oct. 15 in Pomona.
Pumpkin patch offers seasonal fun
Wagon rides, farm animals, large and small pumpkins, house tours, photo opportunities and much more have invaded Heritage Park for the 21st Annual Harvest Pumpkin Patch.
Students embrace German culture at Oktoberfest
The Campus Activities Board brought Oktoberfest to the students at the University of La Verne on Tuesday at Davenport Dining Hall.

