By Crystal LuongStaff Writer Pepperdine is catching the next wave of philanthropy through Up ‘Til Dawn, the newest student organization to impact campus culture. Up ‘Til Dawn’s goal is to raise $50,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, with the support and efforts of student teams for the next three months. As director of Up Til’ Dawn, junior Kyle Packham, junior … [Read more...] about Pep students raise money for sick kids
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Beach clean up tops Nov. 5 ballot
Proposition for $3.44 billion water supply improvements highlights ballot choicesBy Maya Minwary--Assistant Lifestyles Editor &Nicholas Julian--Staff Writer Malibu’s Surfrider Beach is notorious for its high levels of bacterial contamination and ongoing health hazards to the thousands of beach enthusiasts, who travel there each year. Several water bonds have been proposed … [Read more...] about Beach clean up tops Nov. 5 ballot
Sports clubs join forces for more cash
Although only weeks ago members of the SCC fought each other for more funds, presidents of sports teams have united to petition SGA as one cohesive force.By Christina LittlefieldGraduate Assistant In less than a month, the Sports Club Council has gone from a group of confused, frustrated and – well, angry – club sports presidents into a cohesive army of athletes preparing to … [Read more...] about Sports clubs join forces for more cash
Junior senators walk out of SGA meeting
By Audrey ReedStaff Writer The junior class secured slightly more than $100 from the Student Government Association Philanthropy Fund to participate in Aids Project Los Angeles’ Aids Walk, but the junior senators walked out of an SGA meeting in their attempts to get it. More than 40 Pepperdine students took part in a 30,000-person walk Oct. 20 to benefit APLA in West … [Read more...] about Junior senators walk out of SGA meeting
Lecture discusses international courts
By Michael TravisNews Editor Pierre-Richard Prosper, President George W. Bush’s ambassador-at-large for war crime issues and former Pepperdine President Dr. David Davenport spoke Wednesday at the School of Public Policy and School of Law’s annual Charles and Rosemary Licata Lecturer Series. More than 200 students, faculty and staff crowded into a classroom to hear this year’s … [Read more...] about Lecture discusses international courts

