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New provost sets ambitious goals
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Posted March 2, 2007
Madison Steff Staff Writer After the difficult task of driving a 10-foot truck from Northern to Southern California with enough belongings to furnish his new apartment, Alden Reimonenq was ready to begin work at the University of La Verne as the new provost and vice president of academic affairs. His first day at La Verne was Thursday and he is looking forward to getting to know everyone on campus. Read More.

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