‘Not a Cent' Dearest Editor Brendan Fereday hits the nail on the head in his article "Broken dreams: Reform the Greeks." Greek life is unnecessary divisive and detrimental to Pepperdine's social and spiritual climate. Unfortunately there are many good-intentioned Christians who join Greek life allured by its promise of fellowship and fail to see the clear barriers … [Read more...] about Letters to the Editor
Q & A with Mimi Rothfus
Graphic: How did you first get involved with SGA? Mimi Rothfus: Well I didn't go abroad my sophomore year .… So I ran and I won. I didn't really understand what SGA did at first because it's a policy organization and I didn't really know what that meant. So it basically took me all year to figure out what that meant. But then at the end of the year my friend Will ran for … [Read more...] about Q & A with Mimi Rothfus
Athletes feel effects of NCAA violations
A week after Pepperdine's announcement that the Athletic Department was voluntarily forgoing post-season play in men's tennis men's volleyball and baseball players and staff are still dealing with the news. In an interview last Thursday Athletic Director Dr. Steve Potts clarified that Pepperdine was over-awarding financial aid. Potts said Pepperdine's job "is to stay within the … [Read more...] about Athletes feel effects of NCAA violations
Seniors create films from the ground up
Experience is the name of the game when it comes to making headway in the real-world job market where experience trumps all. Although interning is an integral part of college life students aren't often given the opportunity to get their hands dirty. But the students of TC 470 and FILM 480 were presented with an opportunity to step into real-life film production roles take what … [Read more...] about Seniors create films from the ground up
ROTC steps up their game
While many complain about 8 a.m. classes up at the CCB there are six students among us hitting the road at 4:30 a.m. several times a week to do physical training and take military science classes at Cal State Northridge. "It gives you a sense of accomplishment rather than waking up at 12 going to class then your day is pretty much shot sophomore ROTC member Jeffrey Jarvi said. … [Read more...] about ROTC steps up their game