By Jordan MorrisAssistant News Editor A long-awaited and hard-fought-for safety program on campus has experienced some initial growing pains. Ever since Student Government Association President Ben Elliott unveiled the Safe Rides program at the Jan. 15 Convocation, it has been one of the most talked about SGA programs on campus. Besides offering considerable discounts on taxi … [Read more...] about Safe Rides starts slow
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SGA: Lack of quorum keeps BSU from event funds
By Crystal LuongNews Assistant In a rare situation, the Student Government Association failed to have a quorum to pass resolutions on the table at the weekly meeting Wednesday night. The resolutions to be presented before the floor were from the Rotoract Club and the Black Student Union. The Black Student Union had a resolution to seek SGA support for their M&M’s Soul … [Read more...] about SGA: Lack of quorum keeps BSU from event funds
ID case ends in conviction for student
By JJ BowmanNews Editor Lost in the hurt experienced by two fired cashiers, the anger exhibited by an entire Malibu community and the shock felt by hundreds of students who have committed the same crimes, two students face serious charges for using a fake ID to buy alcohol last November. One of those students busted for buying alcohol from Ralphs now knows his fate. The … [Read more...] about ID case ends in conviction for student
Caldwell organizes Iraq webcast debate
By Becca YatesStaff Writer In 1962 the world came as close as it ever has to nuclear war when the Soviet Union and the United States stared each other down in what has come to be known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. Those 13 days of standoff left the world immobilized by fear of nuclear holocaust and with a taste of what it means to live in a world dominated by nuclear … [Read more...] about Caldwell organizes Iraq webcast debate
Leukemia lock-in raises thousands
Two students spend five days in their room for the cause.By Rosy BanksStaff Writer Imitating the life of a leukemia patient is an impossible task, but Pepperdine freshmen Brian LeBlanc and Andrew Burke locked themselves in bed for five days to get a dose of what leukemia patients like 4-year-old Rachel Morgan must face. To raise money for those like Morgan, students from Rho … [Read more...] about Leukemia lock-in raises thousands