By Michael TravisEditor in Chief While most students relaxed during Spring Break, some chose to make a mission out of the time off. The mission was focused on making a difference, and it was called Project Serve. Volunteers in the program built houses, planted trees, ministered to the poor, fed the needy, promoted peace in at-risk neighborhoods and worked with the homeless. … [Read more...] about Students go global for Project Serve
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Songfest hits ‘Musical’ note
Annual spring sing turns 30 with a performance that pays tribute to Hollywood classic films and musicals.By Jen ClayStaff Writer Songfest 2003 unofficially began Tuesday night at a closed dress rehearsal in Smothers Theatre. In preparation for the show’s 30th anniversary, five student-led groups, the Faculty, Staff and Alumni group and this year’s six hosts viewed each other’s … [Read more...] about Songfest hits ‘Musical’ note
SGA: Five square off for president
By Crystal LuongNews Assistant The time has come for posters and platforms to deck the walls and halls of Pepperdine. Campaigns for Student Government Association elections started last night after an official candidate meeting and will continue through Wednesday, when students begin to cast votes. The positions up for grabs are SGA president, vice president, treasurer and … [Read more...] about SGA: Five square off for president
Faculty unsure how to continue
Professors draft sex policy proposal but do not pass it.By Joann GroffAssistant Sports Editor After a significant uproar, three meetings and a drafted proposal, Seaver Faculty Association members are still unsure of what will come next in its quest to revamp the sexual conduct policy enacted by administrators last fall. The new faculty sexual conduct policy stated that … [Read more...] about Faculty unsure how to continue
Sum 41 concert canceled after lyrics deemed inappropriate
Student Government Association officers say administration’s reversal may cost Pep future concerts too.By Crystal Luong - News Assistant& JJ Bowman - News Editor After coming so close to sealing a deal for a popular concert tour, Student Government Association officials this week had to say good-bye to seven bands. The Ataris and Sum 41 tours, aligned to play jointly at … [Read more...] about Sum 41 concert canceled after lyrics deemed inappropriate