While many complain about 8 a.m. classes up at the CCB there are six students among us hitting the road at 4:30 a.m. several times a week to do physical training and take military science classes at Cal State Northridge. "It gives you a sense of accomplishment rather than waking up at 12 going to class then your day is pretty much shot sophomore ROTC member Jeffrey Jarvi said. … [Read more...] about ROTC steps up their game
Professor to oversee elections in Nigeria
Associate professor of international relations at Seaver College Dr. Robert Lloyd is set to depart next week to observe the 2011 Nigerian presidential elections being held April 16. Lloyd received his doctorate from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies where he had his first opportunity to observe an international election. "I have been involved with … [Read more...] about Professor to oversee elections in Nigeria
Hypocrisy plagues our city on a hill
We live in a utopia. The novelty of a place like this though is not in the natural beauty the academic environment or the Waves Café: It's the religion. For the most part students who want to steer clear of Christianity can get out largely unscathed. Other than religion classes and convocation there isn't much more to the gauntlet that they have to pass through. They can … [Read more...] about Hypocrisy plagues our city on a hill
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Senior Week schedule
Get excited for Senior Week 2011 taking place April 4-8! Brought to you by the Student Alumni Organization (SAO) partnered with SGA Enjoy celebrating an amazing four years with your fellow classmates of 2011 with a week filled with great raffle prizes delicious treats and awesome giveaways all for FREE and just for Seniors! Monday's Fair in the Park event featuring … [Read more...] about Senior Week schedule