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CAPA Dean’s List, Fall 2012

The following students in the CAPA program earned a grade point average of 3.75 or higher during the fall 2012 semester.

Corridor280 works shoot for the stars

Corridor280 works shoot for the stars

Artist Evelyn Delgado, who came to California from a rural community in Texas, met with Erik Rothenberg at Corridor280 gallery to discuss the inspiration behind her pieces derived from astronomical phenomena.

Golf team is nationally ranked

Golf team is nationally ranked

Graduate assistant Eric Bunge and head coach Chris Davis practice with team members at the eighth hole at the Glendora Country Club on March 11.

Panel seeks cooperation between faiths

Panel seeks cooperation between faiths

Ahmed Younis was one of six guest speakers in “Building Cooperation Through Empathy”, an hour-long panel discussion between members of various faiths, last Thursday.

Students get answers at late night town meeting

Students get answers at late night town meeting

Stanley Skipworth, director of campus safety and transportation, was among the staff members who answered students’ questions at the Pajama Power Hour with the president at the University Town Hall Meeting.

Pizza with the President

Pizza with the President

President Devorah Lieberman responds to Maxfield Brown, a senior psychology and speech communication major, about scholarships and why, as tuition rises, the amount of assistance awarded does not increase.

Leopards claw Sagehens in sweep

Leopards claw Sagehens in sweep

Sophomore outfielder BreeAnna De La Rosa slides into home plate, avoiding the reach of Sagehen sophomore catcher Emily Glass in the top of the sixth inning of the first game of Friday’s doubleheader.

Vista parking plan solves nothing

Over spring break the Vista residents got a nasty surprise in the form of an email. Effective next semester, all Vista residents will be required to park in the shuttle lot on A Street rather than in parking lot D behind the residence hall.

Facebook study is lazy research

Ever lay in bed and think about life? That’s because you’re probably homosexual. At least, that’s what a new study conducted at the University of Cambridge is saying about Facebook users who like that page.

Reliving John Brown’s crusade

Reliving John Brown’s crusade

Norman Marshall performs “John Brown: Trumpet of Freedom” Tuesday in the Campus Center.

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