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‘Mobsters’ invade LMU with squirt guns

With approximately 170 participants, Sigma Phi Epsilon hosts “Mob Days,” a week-long event meant to

If you have been concerned by random people toting Super Soakers around campus, do not worry, you are safe.  They are Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) members playing Mob Days, which is a weeklong squirt gun battle between SigEp members. 

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Student feedback presented at forum

RHA forum addresses students’ concerns.

“Let loose and tell us everything that you feel you need to,” was the message Director of Building Management Rick Harris gave to the audience of about 35 students who attended RHA’s Housing Forum at Convo on Tuesday.

Luncheon connects El Salvador to Los Angeles

Faculty and staff gathered to listen to the history of El Salvadoran Jesuits

Collision sends bicyclist to ER

A student bicyclist is injured after colliding with an oncoming car.

New service org to focus on youth

Two sophomores create additional service organization beginning in Spring 2010.

Jesuit martyrs remembered

Candlelight vigil honors the lives of eight martyrs killed 20 years ago.

Spotlight on Service: Guadalupe Homeless Project

11 Burning Questions with the Registrar

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Opening up the Honors Program

 More often than not, when I mention to someone that I’m in the Honors Program, they ask me one of two questions: “We have an Honors Program?” or “How did you get into that?” This is usually the beginning of a few more questions, which end in me explaining that I’m not taking the University Core because I’m taking the Honors Core, and I heard about it through my admission letter. Sometimes, I’d get curious looks, like they weren’t sure if I was making it all up. Other times, they’d look at me like I was holding out on them. How come they didn’t even get a chance to be part of this? Either way, I was starting to see that there was a problem here.

There's like, way too much "like"

Kayla's Korner

Wasted height

On the Fence

The law of the laundry room

KO'd

Letter to the Editor

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Entertainment

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Students attend "New Moon" premiere

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My friends and I decided about a month ago that we were going to attend the “New Moon” premiere.  First of all, I think I should tell you that though we do like the “Twilight” books, we do not consider ourselves vampire-obsessed, love-stricken “Twilighters.”  We’re just not like that.  And second, you should know that this was going to be my first premiere.  Living in L.A. is teaching me to appreciate a good celebrity sighting, and this was a prime opportunity to get our fix.

The "Twilight" craze continues: Please bite me, Edward

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The "Twilight" craze continues: "Twilight" sucks

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Feast like a vampire

Recipe Review

Try out these vampire books and movies

Book & Film Review

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Sports

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Men's basketball forfeits big lead to drop home opener

The men’s basketball team returned to Gersten Pavilion for its home opener against UC Irvine yesterday to play in front of a crowd of about 2,500, but unfortunately for the fans, the Lions let a 14-point lead dissolve before falling to the Anteaters 84-78. The only bright spot for the Lions was sophomore transfer Drew Viney, who put up a career-high 30 points in the contest.

Women's basketball rains threes in first win of season

Lions defeat Long Beach State 75-70 and set record for three-pointers.

Men's water polo earns top spot in championships

Lions will face Chapman in first round of WWPA Championships.

Women’s swim team sets important example

Last year’s team GPA was 23rd best among all collegiate teams in the nation.

Tailgate event draws 300

First tailgate of the year took place yesterday on Hannon Field.

Athlete Spotlight: Given Kalipinde