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Greek organizations have ‘huge year’

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By JJ Bowman Associate Editor Although down slightly in numbers, this year’s sorority and fraternity rush ensured a vibrant Greek presence for the upcoming academic year. Sororities lured 211 students while fraternities netted 82 bid signers during the rush period that officially ended Tuesday. “Proportionally, this was a huge year,” Student Activities Coordinator Chris Van … [Read more...] about Greek organizations have ‘huge year’

Pepperdine introduces film study initiative

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Dr. Michael Gose is working on a new program to educate students using multi-media learning tools and raise awareness of film opportunities. By Joann Groff Assistant News Editor Movies are often a staple when it comes to entertainment value for college students. The introduction of the Pepperdine Film Study Initiative is one step toward  spreading the idea that movies can offer … [Read more...] about Pepperdine introduces film study initiative

Prof inspires service spirit

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By Ashley Obrey Staff Writer Everything happens for a reason.  This old cliché may seem overused, but in the story of Dr. Richard Hughes, it appears the truism has made a fresh comeback. When Hughes, religion professor and director of the Center for Faith and Learning, announced his resignation May 19, disappointment prevailed among many of Pepperdine’s faculty members. “I … [Read more...] about Prof inspires service spirit

Extra! Iceland sinks into Atlantic

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By James Riswick News Editor Last week, a massive 8.2-level earthquake struck Japan. Luckily, the carnage usually associated with such disasters on the densely populated nation was avoided with only one death. One would think reporting these facts would be enough, but in great local news fashion, NBC 4 decided to spin it locally. “Will the earthquake in Japan affect the … [Read more...] about Extra! Iceland sinks into Atlantic