1986: Winds of Change: New Faculty, New Plans
Ten years ago, two students at the University of La Verne had no idea they would go on to become future professors of their alma mater.
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Midnight-3 a.m.: Burning the Midnight Oil
At midnight, the cranking sounds of music fill the University of La Verne Student Center. But there isn’t a party or a disc jockey in sight, just the big screen television.
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Dr. William Relf: Building a Better Business
At 1:35 p.m. on a busy Thursday, Dr. William Relf, dean of the School of Business and Economics, returns to his office on the second floor of the Landis Academic Building.
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9 p.m.-Midnight: Closing Down for the Night
Junior Brian Richenberger, a diversified major, struts in a purple satin robe adorned with gold trimming as he stands in the night air next to doors festooned with gold balloons anchored with purple curling ribbon.
Read More1966: Making Morbid Mischief
Today, the University of La Verne is centered on academics. Most people leave the boundaries of the University to go “hang out.” But for the La Verne College of 1966, on campus student activity was as rampant as apathy is today.
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ULV Employees: From Four Who Care
Four University of La Verne staff members share a common bond, and it is not their personalities or job descriptions.
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6 p.m.-9 p.m.: An Evening Start
Gently guiding the thin blue bar upwards with his attention never wavering from the clock as the seconds countdown, senior Luis Lua waits for the perfect split second to mark his arrival.
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3 p.m.-6 p.m.: Taking a Break in the Day
At first glance, the campus is picture perfect. The trees are blooming with beautiful purple flowers, and crows roam the grass in front of Miller Hall.
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Jason Wallace: The Man and the Mouse
As silence fills the computer lab where Jason Wallace works, he finds himself in a situation that he is not used to.
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1956: Building Ties That Bond
Beach day… the Krankers Club… a mud roll… the Home Economics Club… pajama rallies. University of La Verne students today would not recognize even one of these campus activities; yet to the students of La Verne College 40 years ago, these comprised student life.
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