Twenty lucky students from the Business Administration Division flew to Omaha Neb. Oct. 22 for a Q & A session with legendary investor Warren Buffett. The trip was a result of an enduring effort from Professor Levon Goukasian who had written a letter to Mr. Buffet five years ago to get Pepperdine students this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. This year … [Read more...] about Business students earn coveted spots at Warren Buffett Q&A
D.P.S. Reports
10/25/10 10:20 a.m. Departmental Investigation Location: Joslyn Plaza Summary: Public Safety Officers responded to a report of a person handing out unauthorized flyers regarding animal cruelty. The individual was cooperative and left campus without further incident. 10/26/10 4:28 a.m. Disturbance- Loud Noise Location: … [Read more...] about D.P.S. Reports
Questionable confiscation rekindles technology debate
The three-day confiscation of first-year student Karre Lawson's cell phone sparked serious discussion about what lengths faculty members may go to in the pursuit of enforcing their classroom rules.Lawson was sitting in the PLC for an evening Biology colloquium a class of about 135 students Tuesday Oct. 26.She said that she was browsing pictures online that were relevant to the … [Read more...] about Questionable confiscation rekindles technology debate
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Cross country surpasses season goals
In what was the final cross country meet before a mighty few get selected to go run at Regional's it was only fitting that the final meet of the year had arguably the toughest course. The West Coast Conference Championships at Crystal Springs in Belmont Calif.: 22 turns and four menacing hills—an intimidating terrain for teams more accustomed to flat consistent … [Read more...] about Cross country surpasses season goals