How do you really nab the job and pay you deserve? Follow these tips for salary success.By Nadine BoisnierContributing Writer Anyone who has ever had a first date can relate to the anxious feelings of a first interview. Trying to be on your best behavior while alleviating the awkwardness of meeting someone new takes practice and preparation. Getting the first interview that … [Read more...] about Money Matters: Getting what you really want
Eat It: Athlete or not, eat like an all-star
By Kimberly KingStaff Writer You may not be a professional athlete, but you can eat like an “all-star.” Professional athletes know what their bodies need to perform, and they make eating choices to maximize their abilities. To get the most out of your body, give it all-star nutrition. Next time you sit down and watch our men and women at their games, think about your eating … [Read more...] about Eat It: Athlete or not, eat like an all-star
Etc. A glipse into the life of students, faculty and staff.
Auditions held on campus for pilot taping There are millions of people and top A-list artists in the world who would die to have one minute with famed producer and songwriter extraordinaire David Foster. Sunday night the Malibu resident drove only two minutes to get to Pepperdine for a talent audition. More than 30 students tried out for a chance to perform on the pilot … [Read more...] about Etc. A glipse into the life of students, faculty and staff.
FaceInTheCrowd: Brett Myer
By DeNae ThomasAssistant Lifestyles Editor If you see junior Brett Myer walking around campus, ask him about the cross tattooed on his wedding finger. He will have a pretty romantic story to share. In December Myer proposed to his fiancée, Heather Blake, who also has a tattoo cross on her wedding finger. “Getting matching crosses was an idea I had because I always knew I was … [Read more...] about FaceInTheCrowd: Brett Myer
Students, Inc.
Age isn’t a factor for Pepperdine’s young entrepreneurs.By DeNae ThomasAssistant Lifestyles Editor The average 4-year-old plays with bouncy blue balls and eats sticky Popsicles. But sophomore Katie Vaughn wasn’t an average 4-year-old. Vaughn said her interest in entrepreneurship began at the ripe age of 4, when she would take all the gifts she received each Christmas and … [Read more...] about Students, Inc.