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Free parking: Come and get it, ULV
ULV has given students an option of using a shuttle to get to school but students and employees are not taking advantage of this marvelous, free option of transportation.
Pre-law club focuses on community
The University of La Verne Pre-Law Society is using its resources to reach out to the community and hopes to mingle with students from the College of Law.
Hazing is unacceptable
Since the news of hazing at La Puente High School, old wounds have been reopened for locals in Southern California. Last week freshman members of the boy’s soccer team came forward and accused at least 10 of their older teammates of jumping them in the supply closet and beating them. At least one boy was sodomized.
Commentary: Democracy in the 21st century: What a joke
Despite all the negative, sometimes irrelevant, garbage that both parties have been throwing at each other before the debate, I believed that President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would take those 90 minutes to present their plans for the future of this country in a nice, civil, mature manner.
Fliers contradict University values
The University prides itself on being a dry campus. There is a double standard if it allows the publicizing of an event held elsewhere with the same problem it is trying to keep off the campus.
Commentary: My car stereo is loud- I’m sorry
I listen to music loud on my headphones and listen to it even louder while driving past the University of La Verne campus with my windows down. I know it’s annoying. I’m sorry.
Video tests free speech
While some Muslims around the world violently protest against “Innocence of Muslims” – a 14-minute video posted on YouTube that goes out of its way to offend Muslims and the prophet Muhammad – the question of censorship arises.
Letters to the Editor
I read your editorial about ASULV not doing their job as leaders at the university. May I say that you are sadly mistaken.
Time to give Barb’s a chance
Inside the Campus Center during, lunch and dinner hours, students line up curving off to the left of the counter, making the small space seem hectic. But the crowd isn’t from Barbara’s Place crew not caring.
ASULV not providing leadership
The University of La Verne currently has more than 2,500 main campus traditional undergraduate students.

