Writers Archives: Stacey Mleczko
'Oleanna' debuts in Dailey Theatre
By Stacey Mleczko on December 8, 2000 in Arts, Etc., Theater
Students at the University of La Verne are known to have close relationships with their professors but not many experience the controversy that threatens their professor's livelihood and provokes sexual harassment accusations.
No excuse for not donating to less fortunate
By Stacey Mleczko on November 17, 2000 in Columns, Opinions
The holidays are around the corner and there are boxes scattered around the Student Center to collect canned foods for those individuals who are less fortunate.
Tradition reestablished in Delta Sigma Theta
By Stacey Mleczko on November 17, 2000 in Greek Life, LV Life
Diversity and tradition are two characteristics recorded in the University of La Verne Mission Statement. They are also two key elements of the incorporated sorority of Delta Sigma Theta.
Movie Review: 'Bagger Vance' not swinging
By Stacey Mleczko on November 10, 2000 in Arts, Etc., Movies
The previews tend to bring out the best lines in this movie. As always, they are the lines that drag you into a theater, but leave you wanting more witty lines. Needless to say, after watching "The Legend of Bagger Vance," I left the theater a little unsatisfied.
New operator connects with ULV
By Liz Lucsko, Stacey Mleczko on November 3, 2000 in News
Dressed in blue jeans, a black sweater, black 'Candies' sandals in conjunction with her flaming auburn hair, Nici Podskalan is not your typical university telephone operator.
Textbook prices can vary widely
By Stacey Mleczko on November 3, 2000 in News
They permit continuous learning, allow students to miss class occasionally and prepare them for exams and the professional world. They are an everlasting resource, provide access to knowledge and are excellent references, often from experts.
Closed presidential debate unfair to voters
By Stacey Mleczko on October 20, 2000 in Columns, Opinions
Politics, hate 'em! But, my vote counts, so my opinion does too. I do not publicly declare my party preference so from an impartial point of view, American voters are getting swindled. The presidential debates really deprived us of our right to be informed.
Dining services open to vegetarians
By Stacey Mleczko on October 13, 2000 in News
More than 250 animals are slaughtered for food per second. That totals more than 8 billion animals per year in the United States alone. Animal rights activists argue that factory farming practices are inhumane and cruel. Many vegans and vegetarians exclude meat and animal products from their lifestyles as a result.
Opposition prolongs soccer slump
By Stacey Mleczko on October 13, 2000 in Soccer, Sports
With each game played, the record grows worse. The University of La Verne men's soccer team added another loss to its statistics on Saturday. The Leopards lost a close 1-0 game to the Occidental Tigers.
Leopards' streak increases NCAA rank
By Denisse Villalba, Stacey Mleczko on October 6, 2000 in Sports, Volleyball
In a continued undefeated streak, the University of La Verne women's volleyball team defended its home territory Friday. The Leopards, No. 11 in Division III, barely broke a sweat in their 15-0, 15-1, 16-14 win over visiting Pomona-Pitzer.