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Big Deal: Pepperdine brakes for no one

February 6, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By JJ BowmanNews Editor  Everyone always has at least one complaint about Public Safety. They range from the mild (“Why do they need so many vehicles?”) to the very serious (“I was racially profiled”), but there is one that I’m sick of hearing. I keep having to put up with someone’s agonizing tale about how they were caught blowing a stop sign. Public Safety officers as well … [Read more...] about Big Deal: Pepperdine brakes for no one

Does extensive media coverage go too far?

February 6, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Audrey ReedOpinions Editor  With war in the air and the nation in crisis, the news media is full of excitement. When the shuttle exploded, when the Columbine shootings happened and when the Twin Towers and Pentagon were attacked, television news programs and newspapers were packed with information about victims, possible reasons for the tragedy and experts opinion. … [Read more...] about Does extensive media coverage go too far?

From the trailer to the Times

February 6, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Former Graphic editors Dave Morgan and Steve Pratt now hold court in the Los Angeles Times Sports Department.By Joann GroffAssistant Sports Editor  Two former Graphic editors and distinguished alumni, Steven Pratt and David Morgan, are sitting at their desks in the sports department of the Los Angeles Times, both integral parts of one of the most influential newspapers in the … [Read more...] about From the trailer to the Times

Budget cuts decimate local public schools

February 6, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Seven hours and 50 speakers later, little progress is made.By Jordan MorrisAssistant News Editor  $13 million. Suffering from repercussions of the statewide budget deficit, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District must eliminate this amount from its budget for the next fiscal year. It is an understatement that the imminent budget crisis and the failure of Proposition … [Read more...] about Budget cuts decimate local public schools

Now is not the time for Iraqi invasion

February 6, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Dr. Dan CaldwellPolitical Science Professor  On Feb. 5, Secretary of State Colin Powell powerfully presented evidence that Iraq has violated a number of United Nations resolutions and is currently developing, storing and deploying weapons of mass destruction. Does the evidence that Secretary Powell presented justify an American invasion of Iraq? I believe that there are … [Read more...] about Now is not the time for Iraqi invasion

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