By Crystal LuongNews Assistant The Student Government Association philanthropy fund continues to dwindle as the resolutions flow in from campus groups and organizations. In the latest set of resolutions for Delta Gamma’s Anchor Splash and the recent Locked in for Leukemia, debate absorbed SGA members. To support the Delta Gamma Sorority, SGA voted to allocate 30 percent of … [Read more...] about SGA: Philanthropy funds stir multiple debates
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Shuttle disaster hits Pepperdine
Weeks of professors’ work ruined after space shuttle crashes on reentry.By Michael TravisEditor in Chief Wreckage was not the only thing strewn across the country when the Columbia space shuttle disintegrated. In addition to the lives of seven astronauts, more than 16 days of round-the-clock scientific experiments were ruined. The mission was the first space launch almost … [Read more...] about Shuttle disaster hits Pepperdine
Big Deal: Bush, Bucs tackle their opposition
By JJ BowmanNews Editor We were privileged to witness two great spectacles this week. First, the Super Bowl promised a great match-up as the No. 1 offense in football squared off against the league’s best defense. That game may have flopped, but the week’s second great event, the president’s annual State of the Union address, exceeded the hype. With the exception of Election … [Read more...] about Big Deal: Bush, Bucs tackle their opposition
Ready to ride
Known as “The Spruce Moose,” the Morgan Hall golf cart has formed a bond among residents.By Rosy Banks and JJ Bowman It’s not a golf cart. It’s a legend. Beginning as an alternate means of transportation for an injured student, the cart has evolved into the Spruce Moose — the sought after vehicle featured prominently during Midnight Madness and other Pepperdine events. … [Read more...] about Ready to ride
Students raise money in leukemia lockdown
By Michael TravisEditor in Chief Not many people know what it is like to be stuck in bed with a life-threatening disease. Leukemia is one such disease, and it strikes 3,250 children in the United States every year. Although many of those afflicted can be cured, some of the disease’s victims don’t make it — and the experience is never a pleasant one. Resident Advisors and … [Read more...] about Students raise money in leukemia lockdown