Sarah PyeAssociate Editor “Charming.” “Warm and giving.” “A wonderful role model.” These are the words used to describe celebrated Broadway performer John Raitt by those on the Pepperdine campus who were privileged to count him as a close friend. The long-time friend and benefactor of the university died Sunday in his Pacific Palisades home of complications from pneumonia. He … [Read more...] about Pep waves farewell to Raitt
SGA splurges for jackets
Jessica Blackstock Staff Writer We all see it every year — the $90 charge that appears on our student bill with nothing but the words SGA fee written next to it. After seeing it, we all do the mental math and try to think for what the school needs an extra $200,000. They already charge us the cost of a new luxury vehicle to come here, so why the extra $90? Well friends, that … [Read more...] about SGA splurges for jackets
Road Update
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Not going anywhere for break? Try a prank
Daniel JohnsonArt Editor Where are you going for Spring Break? Skiing, sunning, drinking? Yeah, me neither. Do you feel bitter at all of your friends for visiting exotic places without you? Well, here’s the perfect solution — a Spring Break prank. If you are bitter like me, there is no better mode of good-hearted retribution than a little practical joke. Pranks are one of the … [Read more...] about Not going anywhere for break? Try a prank
San Felipe trip is canceled
KELSEY MAYSStaff Writer Following a U.S. State Department announcement alerting American travelers to increased violence along the U.S./Mexican border, Pepperdine’s Campus Ministry office canceled plans for students to build a home in San Felipe over Spring Break. The decision, made Feb. 9, impacts roughly 40 students who planned to attend the joint Campus Ministry/Project … [Read more...] about San Felipe trip is canceled