MEREDITH RODRIGUEZAssistant News Editor The Graziadio School of Business and Management continues to be recognized by business publications around the world. This comparatively new graduate school, with its first full-time MBA class graduating in 1987, attributes innovative programs, esteemed faculty and experienced students for its continued success. BusinessWeek magazine … [Read more...] about Financial Times ranks GSBM
Professors must clarify outbursts vs. insight
JOHN JORDENAdvertising Director I have this habit that I cannot seem to get rid of: I roll my eyes the second I become annoyed. Understandably, this unavoidable habit can create awkwardness when acceptable social standards exist. Nonetheless, I cannot get past this habit, and sometimes I find justification for it. The list of annoyances is long and wide-ranging: There are the … [Read more...] about Professors must clarify outbursts vs. insight
True sports cars should be rear-wheel drive
GARRETT COMANStaff Writer The influx of cheaper import cars in the ’80s brought a dramatic shift to the way cars were built, and we’re just now recovering from the disastrous effects of the front-wheel-drive economy car. In the early ’80s, Toyotas and Hondas appeared with front-wheel drive. Folks then thought front-drivers were the new “sophisticated” way to get power to the … [Read more...] about True sports cars should be rear-wheel drive
Waves earn fourth seed
JANE LEESports Assistant After making the most out of Senior Day on Saturday, in which the No.-17 Pepperdine women’s soccer team upset No.-6 Santa Clara 1-0, the Waves received a bid Monday to the NCAA Championships for the fifth year in a row. Pepperdine will travel to Nashville, Tenn., and will face Mississippi in the first round of the 64-team tournament Friday. “We are … [Read more...] about Waves earn fourth seed
Literary journal back this year
GARRETT WAITSports Editor Expressionists, Pepperdine’s campus publication of literary and artistic works will be back up and running after a yearlong hiatus, with a new edition in spring 2006. The journal, under the new direction of senior Katrina Spencer, will contain submissions by students, faculty and staff in the form of short fiction, poetry, essays and visual art such as … [Read more...] about Literary journal back this year