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Concert Review: West London folk musicians land in Hollywood
Laura Marling and Alessi’s Ark brought the West London folk scene to a crowd of about 200 eager fans at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Troubadour.
Galloping toward a friendlier Los Angeles County Fair
When most people think of the Los Angeles County Fair they think about the rides, games and deep fried foods while the racetrack is often forgotten.
Rockstar nails bring a party to the fingertips
Move aside painted nails, “Rockstar” nails are lighting a new trend.
Indian club hopes to share culture
Aksheta Verma, a sophomore education major, has started a new Indian Cultural Association club, with the hope of bringing together Indian students and sharing Indian culture with the La Verne community.
ASULV focuses on communication
The Associated Students of the University of La Verne hope to increase campus communication through scheduling town meetings, and the group plans to propose transforming La Verne into a wet campus.
Claremont Farmers Market reaps what it sows
Oscar de Leon, an alumnus of the University of La Verne, proves constant care is another key ingredient in cultivating a healthy and thriving farmers market.
Women flock to new feather trend
Feather hair pieces are a fast growing trend, both permanent “clamp-in” feathers and temporary “clip-on” feathers are here to stay for the fall season according styling experts and retailers.
Law school could lose standing
University of La Verne’s College of Law received news on May 1 that it was not recommended for full American Bar Association Accreditation approval.
Prism Review launches new issue with reading
The Prism Review magazine held a launch party for its 13th issue at 4 p.m. Thursday where staff members read excerpts from the new literary magazine and the winner for the creative writing undergraduate contest was announced.
Roynon students get fit, raise money
Roynon Elementary School held its first Raccoon Rally, a walk-a-thon to help raise money for next year’s school programs.

