La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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. ,. . veuBmmf' g . the fastest growing area in the United States of the facade of the 1900 Paris Ex- position Fine Arts Building. River- side's 19th-century Seth Thomas clock is another important historical landmark. This hand-wound clock is located in the magnificent five-block Riverside Mall. and was installed in 1921 by Fisher's Jewelry. Riverside's Convention Center, known as Raincross Square, features plays. concerts, and banquets throughout the year. The growing population of Riverside contributes to this growth of cultural and com- munity events. With its current population of over 750,000, River- side County has been deemed the fastest growing area in the United States. Isolated by acres of farmland, the La Sierra campus rests against the v hills in western Riverside valley. From this location, students have ac- cess to the Riverside area, plus all that Southern California has to offer. A mere 45 minute drive will place La Sierra students on the sandy shores of Newport Beach. An hour's drive in the other direction will lead them to scenic mountain areas and local ski resorts. Just beyond the mountains lies Southem California's Mojave Desert, home of Palm Springs, Joshua Tree, and the Colorado River. La Sierra's ideal Riverside location provides students with an excellent environment in which to grow academically and culturally, as well as plenty of opportunities for free- time enjoyment. The Riverside area is truly a great place to be.

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