Monthly Archives: September 2013 »
NEWS BRIEFS: On Campus, Across the Nation & Around the World
Freeway expansion delayed Expansion on the 101 Freeway at Wendy Drive in Newbury Park, Calif., was due to be completed in August. However, the City of Thousand Oaks told the Thousand Oaks Acorn that
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Career services presents talk on changes to GRE
The Graduate Record Examination recently underwent changes that are now affecting students who are applying to graduate school. These changes are mentioned on the GRE official website. The biggest change has been the time
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Clubs recruit new members at Involvement Fair
From the ACLUpella Club to the Video Game Alliance, there’ are many opportunities for students to meet others who share similar interests on the California Lutheran University campus. The involvement fair on Sept. 17
Read More »Fitness Center challenges students
Starting on September 30, the Forrest Fitness Center will hold monthly fitness challenges for students looking to improve their overall physique. Senior Isaac Arias is in charge of the program. “October’s challenge is push-ups,”
Read More »Aspiring singers find outlet in campus organizations
The music ensembles at California Lutheran University provide a variety of outlets for student singers to exercise their talents. The CLU Choir is one outlet, with rehearsals Monday through Thursday, for an hour and
Read More »Community Service Center prepares for Service Day
As a kick-off to the year, the Community Service Center is preparing for Service Day, on Sept. 28. Sign-ups are online along with descriptions of each service event. Karen Schomaker is the Coordinator for
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Another strong start for the Regals
On Sept. 21, the California Lutheran University women’s soccer team dismantled Whittier College 7-0 to give them an overall record of 5-2 this season. The Regals are now 2-0 in SCIAC play. CLU controlled
Read More »Unfamiliar territory
With another year comes another attempt for perfection. For the California Lutheran University football team, this type of language is far from foreign. While the Kingsmen have not lost a Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic
Read More »Kingsmen face tough competition
After returning on Sept. 15 from The Bruno Fall Invitational hosted by Brown University, the Kingsmen water polo team is ready for anything that may come their way this season. During the tournament, the
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