RICHARD NAVAStaff Writer Valentine’s Day is here again, a day for the lover and the hopeless romantic. As Pepperdine students reminisce on their ghosts of Valentine’s past, however, it becomes obvious that a day meant for chocolates and flowers, all-too-often turns into a day full of chaos and laughter. The dateless may feel relieved after hearing their peers’ tales marked by … [Read more...] about Students recall Valentine’s dates that did not go exactly as planned
Television studio nears completion
JESSICA VAUGHNStaff Writer In fall 2005, the Center of Communications and Business (CCB) began the process of adding a two-room TV studio in the Student Publications area on the ground floor. The 17 x 12 foot space for the studio and control room is still in its final stages of construction even now, well into the spring semester. However, plans for completion are steadily … [Read more...] about Television studio nears completion
Winder sees early success
TIFF WELLSStaff Writer It’s hard for an incoming freshman to make an impact in college volleyball, let alone make a big splash for a top-notch program like Pepperdine. Making the transition from high school to college volleyball is tough and that’s what is so amazing about what sophomore Jonathan Winder has achieved thus far in his career. In his first season of collegiate … [Read more...] about Winder sees early success
Applications available online for Pepperdine Ambassadors Council
HAYLEY LERCHNews Assistant Students yearning to sport the navy blue blazer and meet community members, while serving the university as part of the Pepperdine Ambassadors Council need not worry about recent difficulties with the application Web site. The deadline was extended to Feb. 15 after some applications were not received. Becky Lowe, PAC advisor and member of the parents … [Read more...] about Applications available online for Pepperdine Ambassadors Council
Work study offers employment alternatives
AUSTIN NELSENStaff Writer With the typical college jobs of waiting tables and restocking clothing shelves located primarily in Santa Monica or Calabasas, entering into the workforce and trying to stay close to school is not an easy task. Since Malibu offers few job opportunities for students, many students turn to the university for employment. Today, Seaver alone employees 950 … [Read more...] about Work study offers employment alternatives