With spring and summer opportunities aplenty, the Career Center can assist students in finding positions from Los Angeles to Buenos Aires to Washington D.C.By Sarah CarrilloNews Assistant One of the most important learning experiences that a student can have in college does not take place inside of a classroom, but rather out in a real work environment. As students begin … [Read more...] about How to get an internship
Pro: We should stop crime when it begins. Justice should be equal, no matter the age.
By Andrea BandaAssistant Opinions Editor A teenage boy tiptoes up to his parent’s bedroom. He pushes the door open slowly, trying not to make a sound. His dad’s snoring and his mother’s quiet breathing assure him that they are sound asleep. He stands in front of their bed, closes his eyes and pulls the trigger. Situations like these have recently sparked a debate within our … [Read more...] about Pro: We should stop crime when it begins. Justice should be equal, no matter the age.
Polo falls short of Trojans
At their fourth meeting, the Waves finally defeat No. 2 UCI, 6-3, but fire blanks against USC in overtime.By Erica SigmanStaff Writer The Pepperdine men’s water polo team fell one goal short of a four-game winning streak Sunday afternoon. The University of Southern California’s sophomore utility man, James Shin, scored the game-winning goal for No. 5-ranked USC, beating the … [Read more...] about Polo falls short of Trojans
Residents offer heavy referendum against LCP
Coastal Commission says Malibuites incorrectly interpreted State Election Code in fight.By DeNae ThomasStaff Writer The hard work of Malibu resident Anne Hoffman did not pay off. At least, not yet. The California Coastal Commission, a state agency responsible for regulating coastal zones, rejected last Thursday a referendum initiated by Hoffman to block the state mandated … [Read more...] about Residents offer heavy referendum against LCP
Staff Editorial: Clubs deserve more money
Fighting over finances is one of the leading causes of divorce in America, so it's no wonder that there has been squabbling over money between Pepperdine's many clubs. Several of the university's sports clubs, for instance, believe they have been squeezed out of their fair portion of the $20,000 pie allocated to the Inter-Club Council from student government fees this … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Clubs deserve more money