CHRIS SEGALNews Editor Facilities Management and Planning adopted a motto of “customer service” last year. With tuition rising every year and our rankings dropping it would be nice to see if every other division of the university would adopt the same motto. One place this new motto could be used is in the Universities Dining Services. The cafeteria is open until 8 p.m. during … [Read more...] about Students are paying customers
Study shows multi-tasking frazzles brain
LAUREN MORTON-FARMERStaff Writer If nothing else, students are all guilty of one thing: multi-tasking. Few students sit down at their computer to write a paper without listening to music, talking to friends online, e-mailing or forwarding to the next song on their iPod. As college students, it has become almost necessary to master the art of multi-tasking. But there are newly … [Read more...] about Study shows multi-tasking frazzles brain
Tenants for space in Colony Plaza still undetermined
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor Three months after the closing of the Blockbuster store in the Malibu Colony Plaza, little more has been done to the now vacant building other than a swift clean-up of the interior. However, the inactivity hasn’t stopped rumors among Pepperdine students and local business owners over the future tenants of the unoccupied building. Darrin Jolas, … [Read more...] about Tenants for space in Colony Plaza still undetermined
Alumni field can be a walk in the park
HANNA CHU & ANELA HOLCKA&E Editor and Photo Editor With a light breeze, grand ocean view and fresh air that almost makes you believe you’re avoiding the Los Angeles haze, this week’s cheap date location cannot be missed. Perhaps a bit cliché, but since we are about to leave this beautiful campus that has become our home, we found it fitting to host our last date at home … [Read more...] about Alumni field can be a walk in the park
Football is real King of England
MARC CHOQUETTEStaff Writer As my time in London comes to a close (I’m packing my bags as I write this), there are many memories from the days and nights absorbing the culture here. Sure, I visited enough museums to possibly consider myself “artsy,” but the culture was not in the exhibition halls. The culture, strangely enough, was on the street corners on any given weekend or … [Read more...] about Football is real King of England