Planet Pepperdine served as a destination of festivities, talent, and memorable moments for both students and alumni last week. During Homecoming, campus groups and organizations competed for the Spirit Cup. The overall victor was the team of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority, Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, and Delta Delta Delta sorority, which took first place together in the … [Read more...] about Lift off to planet Pepperdine
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Housing radically changes
Students wishing to live on campus must enter into a lottery.By Laurie BabinskiArt Editor Squatters rights and a lot of units will no longer assure students on-campus housing for the 2003-04 academic year thanks to a radical change in university housing assignment procedures that administrators say will make the housing process more fair. After several years of housing snafus … [Read more...] about Housing radically changes
National&International
Budget cuts cancel key NASA upgrades WASHINGTON — After relentless pressure to cut costs since 1990, NASA scrapped hundred of millions of dollars in safety upgrades for the space shuttle program. The cuts canceled efforts to modernize equipment and laid off thousands of workers performing maintenance or safety inspections. The loss of Columbia nearly two weeks ago followed … [Read more...] about National&International
Public Safety Report
(Feb. 4-10) 2/04/03 • 10:41 • Burglary Location: Tyler Campus Center Summary: A staff member reported the theft of university property from the computer store. Case referred to DPS investigations. 2/04/03 • 14:12 • Information Report Location: Tyler Campus Center Summary: A student reported a concern regarding another student. Case referred to DPS investigations. 2/04/03 … [Read more...] about Public Safety Report
Radio remains silent
By Faith LynnAssistant Photography Editor After nearly 18 months of filing paperwork and nail-biting deadlines, Pepperdine’s radio station is still not quite ready to broadcast. Organizers of KWVS 101.5 FM have asked that a request for a broadcasting permit be filed with the Federal Communications Commission so that they can finally get on the airwaves. Director of … [Read more...] about Radio remains silent