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K’lema retells one of the many anxious nights she had, including a night where she was stopped by a police officer after “dumping,” a slang term used for emptying the van toilet. / photo by Celeste Drake

Surviving Displacement

By Celeste Drake on March 1, 2019 in Featured Content, Profiles 0

K’lema Burleson transitions from living on the streets to academic success

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La Verne’s activist Dan Kennan first got into activism when his father took him to a civil rights march at the age of 13. Dan teaches “The 1960s” and “Native American Experience” at the University of La Verne. He is currently writing books on topics including juvenile delinquints, the anti war movement and his grandmother. / photo by Celeste Drake

Dan Stays Woke

By Brooke Grasso, Celeste Drake on September 7, 2018 in Profiles 0

“I’ve been arrested 14 times”

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Alexandra Felton, Editor in Chief / photo by Celeste Drake

From the Editor

By Alexandra Felton, Celeste Drake on September 7, 2018 in From the Editor 0

Meditation techniques have been booming all over the United States and abroad since before any self-help books were written.

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Richard Wilson, owner of the “Trapped!” escape rooms, has participated in more than 100 escape room-themed experiences in his life. Because of his passion for creativity and analytical brain-teasers, he opened his own business. “Trapped!” is located on Mountain Avenue in Upland, California, and offers three main rooms: Down the Rabbit Hole, The Lair of the Puzzlemaster and Sector 13. / photo by Celeste Drake

So You Think You Can Escape?

By Alexandra Felton, Celeste Drake on February 23, 2018 in Features 2

Why solving the mystery of escape rooms will be your next hangout addiction

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