By Crystal LuongNews Assistant After coming so close to landing a concert with Sum 41, the Student Government Association, with the blessing of the Office of Student Affairs, will instead sponsor a Third Eye Blind concert in the Firestone Fieldhouse March 29. In the aftermath of misunderstandings between university administrators, Student Government Association officials and … [Read more...] about Third Eye Blind will play at Pepperdine
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Big Deal: Christian KWVS; Go mainstream
By JJ BowmanNews Editor Sometimes it’s necessary to run away from the mainstream opinion and establish a counter culture. For instance, Gandhi wasn’t about to work with British imperialists to improve the situation of his fellow citizens of India. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had no other option but to organize a counter-culture movement in hopes of securing equal rights. And of … [Read more...] about Big Deal: Christian KWVS; Go mainstream
Greeks spring into service
Events benefiting charities are some of the biggest yearly programs for fraternities and sororities.By JJ BowmanNews Editor Greek philanthropy season is about to kick into high gear as several fraternities and sororities have saved their biggest work for the end of Spring semester. Over the next few weeks Alpha Phi, Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sigma Chi, and Delta Gamma … [Read more...] about Greeks spring into service
Giving hair with care
By Becca YatesStaff Writer This Sunday, Stephanie Kettner, an administrative assistant at the law school, will be cutting her near waist-long hair above her chin for the first time since elementary school. Kettner will be joined in her endeavor by 19 other students and faculty who are all donating at least 10 inches of their hair to give to the Locks of Love organization, a … [Read more...] about Giving hair with care
Hong Kong joins new list of International Programs
New option may relieve pressure on the 150-person waiting list for other overseas study opportunities.By Juana DiegoStaff Writer The applications were turned in, the expectations were high and then the results were revealed. Although many students were accepted into the overseas program of their choice to study for the 2003-2004 academic year, a large percentage were not. In … [Read more...] about Hong Kong joins new list of International Programs