By Crystal LuongNews Assistant All seemed normal for SGA secretary candidate Beth Burch as her campaign kicked off last Thursday. On the same night, however, Burch learned her name would not be on the ballot because SGA elections officials found nine signatures on her petition that crossed with other secretary candidates. While Burch had acquired 153 signatures on her … [Read more...] about SGA: Knocked off ballot, Burch campaigns for write-in votes
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4.38% tuition hike slated for 2003-04
Seaver College students can expect a 4.38 percent rise in tuition for the 2003-04 academic year, bringing the full-time cost of attendance to $27,430 for fall and spring semesters, according to a memo released Tuesday by the office of Seaver College Dean David Baird. The total cost, incuding on-campus housing in a double room with a standard 1,000-point meal plan will bring … [Read more...] about 4.38% tuition hike slated for 2003-04
Semi-real TV rips through Smothers
By Peter CelauroAssistant A&E Editor Pepperdine students and faculty enjoyed a little taste of TV magic on Monday. But this time, it wasn’t seeing themselves on the campus television station, TV-26. The university hosted the pilot taping of “David Foster and Friends,” a “completely music based show” that brings upcoming artists to the spotlight and into America’s living … [Read more...] about Semi-real TV rips through Smothers
Weezer to attend concert
By Crystal LuongNews Assistant AM Radio, the opening act for Third Eye Blind, will bring along a special guest on the Elektra Records label for the March 29 concert — the band’s long-time supporter, Weezer. Student Government Association officers said Weezer will be in attendance at the concert and may possibly come on stage with AM Radio during its set. “Weezer is currently … [Read more...] about Weezer to attend concert
Big Deal: 112 billion reasons to save Iraq
By JJ BowmanNews Editor So we’re fighting a war. Had we been going to peace, I would be preparing a column on how oil affected France and Russia’s decision to block military action. After all, both nations stood to gain barrels full of cash had sanctions been lifted in a peaceful way. Companies such as France’s oil giant Totalfinaelf and in January, Russia’s Stroitransgaz had … [Read more...] about Big Deal: 112 billion reasons to save Iraq