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Citizens of border states are taking charge with the lack of government response to illegal border crossing.

September 8, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

GLORIA SHELLERContributing Writer It is hard to fully grasp a situation unless it’s in your backyard, so considering the idea that we have an illegal immigration problem is hard fathom in Malibu. But the problem is closer to home than some people think. The truth is, only a couple of miles north of Malibu, the overflow of illegal immigration is rearing its head. And I would … [Read more...] about Citizens of border states are taking charge with the lack of government response to illegal border crossing.

More SPB fees will stay in Malibu

September 8, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

MEREDITH RODRIGUEZ Assistant News Editor Students studying abroad in the future will not know the financial freedoms experienced in years past. In the past, students’ SGA fees were sent overseas in the form of a “refund,” in which elected SGA representatives used the money for an overseas event or for the ever-popular overseas sweatshirt.  Those days are over.  “Some … [Read more...] about More SPB fees will stay in Malibu

Issues to be fixed with research

September 8, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

BRITTANY YEAROUTStaff Writer SGA leaders are setting the wheels in motion to redefine their purpose for advocacy of student interests. “We can advance your opinions and your will, in order to better your college experience,” said Junior President Brendan Groves. SGA has the power to help if a student has ideas, complaints or just wants to be involved, according to Student … [Read more...] about Issues to be fixed with research

Sheehan’s bus tour dishonors son

September 8, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON KELLYAssistant Perspectives Editor Cindy Sheehan finally left the president’s ranch in Crawford, Texas on Aug. 31. But she isn’t taking down her tent to join her family and properly mourn her son’s death. Sheehan and the anti-Bush brigade have decided to mobilize, literally. She’s taking her show on the road, tour buses and all. The Sheehan Show, which is officially … [Read more...] about Sheehan’s bus tour dishonors son

Tears flood for flooding in the South

September 8, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

AUDREY REED News Editor As a resident of southern Louisiana for eight years, my memories of New Orleans came flooding back as I saw footage of the city after the storm hit. What has happened is indeed tragic. A beloved city and unique culture have taken a huge blow and months of relief work will barely make the city livable. Regardless of whether a person has been to the … [Read more...] about Tears flood for flooding in the South

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