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ULV spins a tale for Homecoming
Rainy weather and chilly winds did nothing to dampen the Leopard pride of students, alumni and their families for the University of La Verne’s Homecoming fair Saturday.
Movie Review: ‘Paranormal 4’ spooks up laughter
The clever silhouette placements and high-pitched ringing sounds were about the only redeemable qualities of the fourth installment of the “Paranormal Activity” franchise.
Commentary: Loving your curves is making progress
I am a girl with curves and I am proud of that. Three years ago though, I was sporting big bulky black sweaters, oversized shirts and hid behind a forest of hair everyday to become as invisible as possible.
Lei focuses on diversity, students
After only three months as the chief diversity and inclusivity officer, Joy Lei has already begun to make herself familiar with the cultural atmosphere at the University of La Verne.
La Verne remembers former librarian archivist
Sister Mary Dennis Peters, resource librarian for the Wilson Library, died Sept. 28 after slipping into unconsciousness following a heart attack. She was 85.
Coles promotes studying abroad
The limited education of American students was thrust into the minds of the audience as Julius Coles spoke about his experiences of learning abroad Tuesday.
Commentary: No ‘hollerin’ for Honey Boo Boo
She’s blonde, considered cute and has way more attitude than any other girls her age. The lime-light is being stolen by 6-year-old Alana Thompson. better known as “Honey Boo Boo.”
Family struggles brought to stage
The struggle of a 1950s African American family has been brought from their living room to the stage in the Dailey Theatre’s performance of “A Raisin in the Sun.”

