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Although Morales was appointed the university's president in May of last year and has actually served in the position since August, Friday's investiture ceremony makes it official -- the wedding ceremony that follows filling out the marriage license at city hall.
Two Lausd seniors win new cars -- you read that right, New Cars -- for perfect attendance
Graduating senior Vanessa Umana expected to leave last Friday's commencement ceremony at Francis Polytechnic High School with a diploma, a few photos and some wonderful memories.
Claremont Clarinet Festival begins June 16 [Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (CA)]
Now in its eighth year as a summer festival, the Claremont Clarinet Festival returns to the Pomona College campus June 16-22, presenting 14 solo clarinetists in four public concerts of blockbusters of the clarinet repertoire.
RIVERSIDE: Local students represent Cal State Fullerton at state competition
Ten students were selected to represent Cal State Fullerton at the 27th annual California State University Student Research Competition May 10-11 at Cal Poly Pomona.
ONTARIO: Fraternity men cycle coast to coast
A team of cyclists participating in Journey of Hope, presented by KRG Capital, will arrive in Ontario as a stop on their 4,000-mile cycling event across the country to raise funds and awareness for people with disabilities Saturday, June 15. Five California residents are cyclists on this event.
Author seeks photos of local Mexican-American ballplayers
POMONA >> To some, baseball is a just a sport, but in the Mexican-American community it has done much more.
Serrano's Kniss to run for U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Jason Kniss didn't originally plan to run track and field at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, but shortly after sending in his application the coach contacted him.
Architect's architect' has keen eye for design
James Sink, chairman of Claremont's Architectural Commission, has come a long way since constructing Lego structures.
5 houseplant picks for your office, dorm room or home
Michael Vasquez trims ZZ Plants as seen at Kallisto Greenhouse in Fontana on May 22, 2013.
Bicyclist's death results in misdemeanor charge for Cal Poly Pomona student
The motorist accused of being behind the wheel when Cal Poly Pomona student Ivan Aguilar was struck and killed while riding his bicycle on campus will face a misdemeanor criminal charge later this summer.
Cal Poly Pomona traffic study ignores bicycle safety
Traffic studies cited by Cal Poly Pomona administrators seeking to assuage student concerns after the on-campus deaths of a pedestrian and bicyclist make no mention of the safety of non-motorists. In March, a week after the death of student bicyclist Ivan Aguilar, Cal Poly Vice President of Student Affairs Doug Freer said the university has ... (more)
AIMS360 Honors Top Fashion Students
The school year is coming to a close and fashion tech company AIMS360 recently handed out awards to the college students who distinguished themselves in fashion programs across Southern California.