You are here: Home // LV Life
Intramurals end with a nail-biter
The Monstarz defeated Phi Delta Theta in the Campus Activities Board’s intramural volleyball tournament finals Wednesday night at the Frantz Athletic Court.
Commentary: Food freedoms in jeopardy
We love to eat; let us not deny this. Everything we do gives us an excuse to eat and drink what we crave most. However, with diet-related health issues increasing, some health advocates have taken their concerns too far.
Swap meet brings antiques and oddities to LV
Sunday George Cross & Sons Inc. sponsored the annual Pomona Swap Meet and Classic Car Show at the Fairplex. Holding up to seven events per year, this event contains over 2,500 vendors selling rare car parts and accessories along with a wide variety of other items.
Magician steals more than show
Students filled Morgan Auditorium in anticipation of the Campus Activities Board’s latest magician, Ben Seidman, Tuesday night.
Food Court: La Verne café offers Italy’s finest
Entering Caffé Allegro in historic downtown La Verne, the smell of fresh made bread, basil, and nutty Parmesan cheese fill the senses.
Food Court: New eatery features Asian American fare
The relatively new Asian-American restaurant in downtown La Verne, Spooners, has begun to catch on with the hungry stomachs of ULV and community members.
Food Court: Licon continues sweet tradition
Hidden talents are always fun to figure out, especially when it results in tasty treats from the most unexpected people. A.J. Licon, a junior movement and sports science major, has been hiding his gift for baking pretty well.
Intramurals are big hit for La Verne students
Half a dozen volleyballs flew across the gym as eight teams warmed up for the Campus Activities Board’s intramural volleyball tournament.
Commentary: Greek good deeds go unnoticed
Being a part of any organization on campus comes with the responsibility of making sure it is well represented, but Greek organizations go through this most of all.
Nostalgic and new games featured
The Campus Activities Board decided that the students on campus could use more video games in their lives. That’s why Kayla Hockman, sophomore public affairs major and CAB Films Chair, came up with the idea to have a video game truck come to campus last week.

