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Campus Times
October 29, 1999
Homecoming week officially got under way Monday night at the annual
Illumination ceremony, an event to introduce the Homecoming court to the
University of La Verne community. This year's ceremony was held in front
of Founder's Hall and was emceed by Eric Bishop, associate professor of
journalism. The 1999 Homecoming princesses are (l to r) seniors Araceli
Esparza, Kristi Burks, Dana Hazen, Angelica Martinez and Elizabeth Rodarte.
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The Inter-Fraternity Council works with Brian Worley, director of facilities
management, on ways to make painting the Rock more environmentally safe.
Verne Orr remains as interim dean of the School of Business and Global
Studies while a replacement is sought.
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Dr. Janis Dietz signs copies of her new book, "Yes, You Can."
Four January study excursions are planned to take students around the
world.
The University's new parking permit system causes some confusion with
the city's permit system.
The Distance Learning program, offering students the chance to take
classes through the Internet, expands.
The sorority volunteers its time to the Adopt-A-Highway program.
