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Concert Review: Rise Against continues to rise
Chicago-based punk rock band Rise Against pulled off an authentic punk rock performance April 7 at the Long Beach Arena that proved some things do get better with age.
Textbook options abound
Fifteen out of 20 University of La Verne students surveyed informally said that they buy their textbooks from various online sources – instead of the University of La Verne Bookstore.
Freedom, chaos in Egypt discussed
Fulbright scholar Naeema Ali Abdelgawad hosted the discussion “Egypt: Between Freedom and Chaos,” on March 24 as part of the Hot Spots lecture series.
Abdelgawad dispels misconceptions about Egypt
Naeema Ali Abdelgawad, esteemed Egyptian Fulbright Scholar, addressed the conflicts that surround religion and misconceptions of the Middle East in her lecture and presentation of her film “Hasan and Morqos” on March 24.
Fulbright Scholar speaks on democracy, free will
Naeema Ali Abdelgawad, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence at Mary Baldwin College, was the keynote speaker on March 25.
Sleepless in La Verne: Students skip rest for academics, but with consequences
A trend among University of La Verne students to skip sleep in favor of studying may be affecting more than their ability to stay awake in class.
Debate team continues success
The debate team will part ways for the weekend as its members attend debate tournaments in New York and Oregon in order to prepare for the national championships.
Commentary: Going Greek: The tale of a nonbeliever
For most of my life, I have been skeptical of Greek life. My judgment was influenced by popular television shows that only portray sleazy parties, ruthless hazing and harebrained women thoughtlessly backstabbing one another.

