Seniors on campus have some advice for the incoming freshmen class, which could help smooth the road ahead for the newbies. So listen up class of 2016, to what seniors say they wish they had known back when they were freshmen.

McDonald’s current beef-heavy menu does not fit well with India’s appetite, which is why it will be opening its first all-vegetarian restaurants there.

The humidity in the air wasn’t the only thing bringing the heat in this seasons opening men’s soccer game between the Whittier Poets and the Leopards.

Cars stop at the intersection of D and Second streets, students walk through the crosswalk, more students walk, and it never stops. A proper intersection has a traffic light, where people and cars take turns yielding the right of way.

At the Airliner Club in Los Angeles, the event every Wednesday is Low End Theory and the theme is fun through experimentation with genres and pushing the limits of music.

The third annual 909 Film Festival screened an array of Inland Empire-inspired films, ranging from the adorable to the downright bizarre. It ended with two University of La Verne student-produced films that earned awards Sunday night at Pitzer College in Claremont.

Junior legal studies major Cameron St. George and senior child development major Andrea Arceo stop by the Harris Gallery between classes Tuesday, to view “Visible,” the gallery’s first exhibit of the year.

Musicians, specifically rappers, who still promote their music one person at a time, on the street with a pair of headphones and a CD player struck me as odd. Unlike 10 years ago, the Internet now supplies all users with an abundance of resources to promote music.

I would like to commend writer Robert Penalber for highlighting the important Migrant Education Summer Institute in your first publication of the year.

Sports results, schedule and standings for the week of Sept. 14, 2012.