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Get a Job: It’s never too early to plan for grad school

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By The Career Center Staff When you think about your future do you imagine yourself as the CEO of a successful and profitable company? Or as an esteemed professor teaching your favorite subject at a well-respected university? How about as the prosecuting attorney on a high profile case? If any of these scenarios sound like you, then there is an excellent chance that graduate … [Read more...] about Get a Job: It’s never too early to plan for grad school

Global Gab: Where the dollar goes far and I won’t be killed

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By Sarah Pye LONDON--It’s the start of a new semester and once again time to make that all-consuming decision that has weighed heavily on the mind of each International Programs student since the dawn of time, or at least since fall 2002: Which foreign country shall I travel to this weekend? This decision brings to mind a cartoon I recently encountered in The New Yorker, which … [Read more...] about Global Gab: Where the dollar goes far and I won’t be killed

Fashion Focus: Why not wear your weather?

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By Nicole FlowersStaff Writer It’s that time of year again, and though we live in the ‘Bu, we must be prepared for every season — even winter. And since a significant portion of the Pepperdine population is from Seattle, we may rest assured that some of us know what “raingear” is. Yes, raingear. In the past we have, as a collective whole, been known to wear our flip-flops … [Read more...] about Fashion Focus: Why not wear your weather?

Many different faces add color to campus

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Cultural clubs and Student Affairs aim to bring ethnic diversity and awareness to Pepperdine. By Crystal Luong Staff Writer One face, two face, red face, blue face. Black face, blue face, old face, new face. This face has a little star. This face has a little car. Say! What a lot of faces there are. The many faces that compose the Pepperdine community represent all facets of … [Read more...] about Many different faces add color to campus