Selected summaries from March 24 - March 31 3/24/03 • 15:05 • Hit and Run, Non-Injury Accident Location: Baxter Drive Summary: A staff member reported damage to an unattended parked vehicle. The responsible party left no information. Case referred to DPS investigations. 3/25/03 • 10:04 • Vehicle Accident, Non-Injury Location: Seaver Drive Summary: Unattended parked car … [Read more...] about Public Safety Report
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Palmer edges out Nespoli for SGA top spot
Jason Palmer takes 52 percent of vote versus opponent’s 48 percent in Wednesday’s runoff.By Crystal LuongNews Assistant In the final stretch of the Student Government Association elections yesterday, candidate Jason Palmer narrowly edged out Guiseppe Nespoli for president. Palmer walked away with 52 percent of the votes while Nespoli took 48 percent. Palmer was surprised … [Read more...] about Palmer edges out Nespoli for SGA top spot
Students take up TV opportunity
By Faith LynnAssistant Photo Editor Television industry executives and other big names from the field of telecommunications gave Pepperdine seniors a massive opportunity this semester. A dozen senior telecommunications majors were chosen to be involved in a mentoring program run by Director of Broadcast Operations Susan Salas and former NBC West Coast President Don Ohlmeyer … [Read more...] about Students take up TV opportunity
America Attacks: Benton leads four professors in Iraq discussion
By JJ BowmanNews Editor Far removed from the banter of such television news bigwigs as Chris Matthews and Bill O’Reilly, Pepperdine added its own contribution to the Iraq debate; only it was done in the form of a calm discussion led by university President Dr. Andrew K. Benton. Benton assured the Elkins Auditorium audience of about 75 students and faculty that they would not … [Read more...] about America Attacks: Benton leads four professors in Iraq discussion
America Attacks: Like father, not like son
Families discussing the war find that their points of view differ.By Kimiko MartinezLifestyles Editor They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. And usually they’re right. But as the United States delves deeper in the war with Iraq, families are finding out just how diverse their political views may be. While the current political climate has inspired many families … [Read more...] about America Attacks: Like father, not like son