By Rosy BanksStaff Writer Construction for the new Drescher Graduate campus has been closed off to students, but last Sunday 13 Seaver students took advantage of a grand tour of the project led by President Dr. Andrew K. Benton. The tour’s purpose was to let students see first hand the construction, expected to be completed January 2004. The one-and-a-half-hour trip took … [Read more...] about Drescher opened for a tour
Random Thoughts: ‘Waterboy’ could pay for new arena
By James RiswickStaff Writer To begin, the sophomore convicted of using a fake ID at Ralphs must pay $405 in fines, serve 36 months probation and attend one meeting each of alcoholics anonymous, narcotics anonymous, cocaine anonymous and one other recovery program, and then one additional meeting of a recovery program of his choice. In the words of a friend, “that’s lame … [Read more...] about Random Thoughts: ‘Waterboy’ could pay for new arena
Men’s tennis team gets singled out by SDSU
By Kyle JorreySports Editor The No. 15 ranked men’s tennis team knew coming into last Saturday’s dual against conference rival San Diego State that they were in for a fight. Though it had only competed in two matches this season, the Aztec squad, led by upperclassmen, had an abundance of talent and plenty of motivation. Despite starting off with some of its best doubles … [Read more...] about Men’s tennis team gets singled out by SDSU
Lift off to planet Pepperdine
Planet Pepperdine served as a destination of festivities, talent, and memorable moments for both students and alumni last week. During Homecoming, campus groups and organizations competed for the Spirit Cup. The overall victor was the team of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, and Delta Delta Delta sorority, which took first place together in the … [Read more...] about Lift off to planet Pepperdine
Smoking rule violates freedoms
The recently approved policy goes against the philosophic ideas of self-reliance and responsibility among students on campus.By Laura SearsStaff Writer The headline of a past Graphic edition caught my attention: “Smokers corralled to specific areas.” Doesn’t the word “corral” suggest a link between smokers and animals? I’m sure that my reaction to the article as a whole … [Read more...] about Smoking rule violates freedoms