With the recent hiring of a new dean for the College of Law, University of La Verne administrators are once again forming new strategies with the hope of finally receiving full accreditation from the American Bar Association.

The University of La Verne is currently in the process of bringing its telephone system more up to date.

Faculty, staff and students gathered Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom to present and view one another’s research on Faculty Research Day.

Sharon Davis, professor of sociology, has studied this group for years and shared her findings in “Get A Job: The Aspirational Dreams and Realities of Incarcerated Delin­quent Males“ on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

In the Nov. 5 issue of the Campus Times, the editors recommended a minimum SAT score higher than the 850 combined score apparently proposed by the College of Arts and Sciences (“SAT minimum should be raised”). If the proposal is to not accept applications from students with a score below 850, we think such a policy would be ill-advised.

Sharon Davis, professor of sociology, has been on sabbatical since February. Although being a professor includes a lot of work, she keeps herself extra busy by being part of several committees, traveling and writing a book on juvenile delinquency.