SARAH SCHERFF & SEAN ROBERTSPhoto Editor & Contributing Writer A couple pulls into the parking lot of a nice restaurant popular with young couples. The guy, who is white, gets out and opens the door for his date, a young black woman, fashionably dressed yet modest. The two hold hands and walk inside. As they are being seated, a couple of people waiting for takeout give … [Read more...] about Interracial dating still not accepted
Web site influences class choices
GREG BARNETTSports Assistant Registration started this week, and will continue until Nov. 19, and students are frantically searching for what classes to take, hoping to get good class times and, most importantly, popular professors who fit their schedule. A professor can make or break a student’s semester and students go to great lengths to make sure they get a good professor … [Read more...] about Web site influences class choices
School first, people marry too young
ALEXIS SEBRINGPerspectives Assistant It is not uncommon to see engaged or married couples at Seaver. But are these couples going to last a lifetime? Many factors make it difficult to uphold this standard. Since one component that is highly important is age, couples should postpone marrying until after graduating college or after reaching their career goal. Some experts contend … [Read more...] about School first, people marry too young
RAs face discipline after fire
JOSH WYMYCZAKStaff Writer Today, seven RAs will find out the consequences of failing to remain on campus during last month’s fires, which will end the Housing and Community Living review that began in October. As President Andrew K. Benton urged students to remain on campus during the Malibu Canyon Fire, the Housing and Community Living staff reminded RAs of their position on … [Read more...] about RAs face discipline after fire
Basketball tournament to support AIDS cause
NICOLE ALBERTSONNews Assistant The women’s basketball team will be hosting its second annual “Time Out for HIV” tournament over Thanksgiving vacation at Firestone Fieldhouse. Started by Head Coach Julie Rousseau, the tournament aims to raise awareness and educate the community about HIV/AIDS. “We want people to rally around us in this effort to make the community aware,” … [Read more...] about Basketball tournament to support AIDS cause
