KATE SCHWARTZStaff Writer The once exclusive atmosphere of Facebook is being compromised once more, as its doors will open to the general public in the coming weeks. As the News Feed becomes more familiar to users, Mark Zuckerberg, creator of Facebook, announced in an open letter that now ineligible users will soon be invited to join the Facebook family with only a valid … [Read more...] about Facebook eyes opening doors to general public
Malibu stoplight added despite dissent among locals and Pep staff
A new traffic signal will be installed two miles from campus as a safety precaution; others expect delays. RICHARD NAVANews Assistant The residents of Malibu have always been assured by the city’s vision statement that declares that the beauty of the area will never be compromised, even if suburban conveniences must be sacrificed. This is called into question, however, when … [Read more...] about Malibu stoplight added despite dissent among locals and Pep staff
College caffeine craze, addiction rises
MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Sometimes class seems like Starbuck’s without the easy listening music, somewhat comfortable chairs and perpetual traffic of people. After all, most students have a plethora of coffee within reach of their textbooks or at least a soda or energy drink to prevent them from turning into Rip Van Winkle. Students juggle life and school and … [Read more...] about College caffeine craze, addiction rises
Waves struggle in pool, post 1-3 tourney record
SHUHEI MATSUOAssistant Sports Editor With a record of 1-3, the Pepperdine water polo team struggled this past weekend, finishing 12th at the 15-team NorCal Tournament in Stanford, Calif. The eighth-ranked Pepperdine played against No.-6 UC Davis for Saturday’s first match but was unable to advance to the winners’ bracket after losing a close game 10-9. However, the Waves … [Read more...] about Waves struggle in pool, post 1-3 tourney record
University struggles to meet faculty cap for Church of Christ
The number of faculty associated with the Church of Christ falls, but the university must fill faculty quotas. CURRY CHANDLERAssistant News Editor The percentage of Seaver College faculty members associated with the Churches of Christ is declining, causing some concern within the administration. The source of the issue can be traced to one key distinction that separates … [Read more...] about University struggles to meet faculty cap for Church of Christ