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Ride of my life
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Coming back to life
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Master of buzz
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Please pass the salsa
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Not the last dance
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Mark Roa, '81:
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Jack Gabus:
Sig: I see you are teaching that same old (Black Magic)mind bending stuff and
Recent Articles
New and approved: School of Management dean, ADEP director, Graduate School of Psychology
Gerhard Apfelthaler collects cautionary tales of international business ‘sins.’
Up in Santa Maria, CLU trains leaders for schools
The first cohort of seven students in CLU’s first program north of Ventura County, a one-year master’s degree in educational leadership, graduate in May.
Mother-daughter alumnae team makes ‘Dido’ sing
The task of preparing more than 20 singers and instrumentalists to stage CLU’s first full-length opera over four nights fell to a mother and daughter, both alumnae, who often work as a musical team.
Man trouble
In Texas and the Midlands of England, two artists who paint women almost exclusively had to stop and consider what to do about “The Man Show.” The exhibit features 13 artists and runs through April 18 at the Kwan Fong Gallery.
Curious, from ‘Star Trek’ to Mars
For the mission that put the Curiosity rover on Mars last August, Jim Bodie ’98, M.S. ’06, and a small team of engineers were responsible for testing the terminal descent sensor, the crucial radar system that guided the rover’s descent.
All the Ways of Stopping
The Office of Campus Ministry is offering a new menu of suggestions designed to provide a pause, or mini-Sabbath, for the whole CLU community on Thursday mornings at 11:15 – or whenever you can find a moment. University Pastor Melissa Maxwell-Doherty and senior Jesse McClain, last year’s Associated Students of CLU president, have worked for [...]
What smashes glass ceilings? Hard, accurate throws.
In August, Regals coach Debby Day became the first woman to pitch a winning game at the NAFA World Series, the largest event in men’s softball.
Outstanding Young Alumnus
The young entrepreneur founded Neutral Dive Gear, a scuba diving lifestyle apparel brand, which he still owns and operates. He currently is Web marketing director at Bed|Stü, a footwear and accessories company headquartered in Camarillo.
Recent grad takes social network with her
A communication major with an emphasis in journalism, Heather Taylor ’10 didn’t expect to be supervising her own CLU interns two years after graduation.
Amigos Fellow in El Salvador
Tricia Johnson ’11 took an interest in sustainable development as a volunteer with Amigos de las Américas in Nicaragua, where she lived with a host family and facilitated community-based projects.