In a sculpture for the Junior Thesis Exhibition in Payson Library, junior Art major Luke Knox displayed a printer with money coming out of it, not expecting the money to be gone within hours. Following the return of the money and an investigation by DPS, the focus of Knox’s installation began to evolve.
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Stephen Weinstock Encourages All to Spread ‘Gospel of Wealth’
First-year Stephen Weinstock details how he seeks to invest his time into philanthropy to better the world around him. Weinstock wants others to understand the value of giving back.
Zaar Continues Success Despite Obstacles
Lisa Zaar recently won the Audi Danderyd Open in Sweden on the weekend of Aug. 20. Zaar has continued to compete in organized tournaments despite COVID-19.
Opinion: Seaver’s Unfair Tuition Raise Reveals a Disconnect Between Students and Administrators
Students have no voice as they pay for Pepperdine’s expensive decisions and indecisive leadership.
A Snapshot of the Wage Gap
We’ve all heard about the wage gap, but what is it really?
Who are the Board of Regents?
An inside look behind Pepperdine’s governing body.
Sophisticated Credit Card Scams Target Younger Audience
As credit card scams get more sophisticated, banks and individuals adapt by taking new preventative measures.
Meal Points System Needs to Evolve
Have you ever been both broke and rich in meal points?
Staff Editorial: Wealth Doesn’t Belong in College Admissions
Art by Caitlin Roark Fifty people were indicted in a college admission bribery scandal Tuesday, March 12. The case concluded that parents involved in the scheme paid a total of $25 million to William Singer, a college admission consultant, between 2011 and 2019. They used a private college test preparation organizer to arrange for another […]
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