BRITNEY MALONEYNews Assistant SGA elections are being held this week, but one aspect of the elections is not so typical: the three candidates running for SGA president are good friends. “I have both the fortunate and unfortunate circumstance of running against two candidates that are both good friends of mine, and that I respect a great deal,” candidate Kevin Mills said. “In … [Read more...] about Students vote for new class officers
U.S. leaves maternity pay out
CASSANDRA TICER Perspectives Assistant The United States is a country whose leaders have prided themselves on upholding the values of freedom, liberty and equality for its citizens. It is a country of successful and effective corporations that cause the United States to be on of the wealthiest nation in the world. However, there is one issue the United States has refused to … [Read more...] about U.S. leaves maternity pay out
Students are willing to pay the price for Spruzzo’s 37 menu options
JOANN LEE Staff Writer Panoramic ocean views and delectable Italian cuisine are two of the infinite ways to describe Malibu’s Italian eatery, Spruzzo’s. Situated on the second floor of Malibu’s Shopping Plaza, Spruzzo’s is located north of Pepperdine on Pacific Coast Highway. Jeff Shores, a regular customer, describes it as an unusual mixture of dining genres. “It has a casual, … [Read more...] about Students are willing to pay the price for Spruzzo’s 37 menu options
Pep splits against MPSF opponents
GARRETT WAITSports Editor The Pepperdine men’s volleyball team, which had won five of its past six matches, split against UCLA and UC Irvine over the weekend. The Waves managed to sweep the UCLA season series Thursday with a home victory, but couldn’t finish the season sweep of UC Irvine on the road Saturday. In the match against the Bruins, the Waves produced a balanced attack … [Read more...] about Pep splits against MPSF opponents
Telecom alumnus reports results
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor While covering ongoing tsunami relief efforts in Phuket and Khao Lak, Thailand, Fox News correspondent and Pepperdine 1994 alumnus Adam Housley and his crew decided to forgo a plane trip back to Bangkok and instead make the 12-hour drive in order to enjoy the scenery. While stopped for dinner, an English-speaking local recognized Housley and his … [Read more...] about Telecom alumnus reports results