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Campus Times
April 5, 2002
Mail center clerk Ernie Granillo has come to rely on his personal
radio to listen to KULV while working in the Student Center mail room. The
campus station, which had been completely turned off in the Student Center,
is now only being broadcast in the gaming area on weeknights from 5 to 9
p.m., much to the chagrin of some students.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity will not function as a fraternity until September
2003 following a disciplinary suspension.
Eight University of La Verne students traveled to New York during spring
break to attend the five day national Model United Nations conference.
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The fourth annual Peace Day celebrates non-violence and conflict resolution.
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holiday.
For the next three years, the University of La Verne is planning to
improve and enhance its image in several areas.
Los Angeles Associated Press Bureau Chief Sue Cross came to the University
of La Verne as a guest lecturer Tuesday to discuss and give some insight
into the journalism profession.
