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More seniors move back home post-graduation

April 7, 2011 by Rachel Miller

A college senior is much like a skydiver waiting to take flight: to jump or not to jump? To stay with what is comfortable and familiar or to take a leap of faith into an unsure job market? That is a question haunting many seniors' minds as graduation approaches. While some make plans to move back to the comfort of their parents' homes others are more than eager to leave this … [Read more...] about More seniors move back home post-graduation

Rugby suffers loss but moves up to No. 23

April 7, 2011 by Zack Jenkins

The men's rugby team suffered its first season loss 24 to 23 on Saturday against Fullerton their most formidable season rival bringing their season record to 5-1 and their yearly record to 13-1-1. Despite their first loss the team's national ranking improved from No. 25 to No. 23. "We came out pretty flat junior Nathaniel Rawicki said about the game. After finding some momentum … [Read more...] about Rugby suffers loss but moves up to No. 23

Impeachment process departs from constitution

April 7, 2011 by Madison Leonard

In a surprising move the Student Government Association (SGA) held two impeachment hearings during the last two meetings holding two students accountable for allegations of poor attendance and lack of representative involvement. A Graphic investigation found that the impeachment process violated certain bylaws of the SGA constitution. President Daelan Blankfein later explained … [Read more...] about Impeachment process departs from constitution

Women discuss their role in Abrahamic religions

April 7, 2011 by Narine Adamova

Pepperdine University hosted three female spiritual leaders of the Islamic Christian and Jewish faiths at a discussion of the challenges and strengths of women leaders in religious communities in Kresge Reading Room of Payson Library on Thursday March 31. The University Diversity Council the Office of Intercultural Affairs and the Glazer Institute sponsored the event. Professor … [Read more...] about Women discuss their role in Abrahamic religions

Concert attendees' votes provide 'Possibilities'

April 7, 2011 by Genevieve Smith

The Face of Microfinance and We Art Aware two socially-conscious student-led clubs over the weekend for a benefit concert "Possibilities." The concert conceived of just three weeks ago was a major success in the art of collaboration. Ticket sales to hear five Pepperdine student and alumni bands satisfied both groups' interests by bringing together musicians to raise funds for … [Read more...] about Concert attendees' votes provide 'Possibilities'

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