With spring and summer opportunities aplenty, the Career Center can assist students in finding positions from Los Angeles to Buenos Aires to Washington D.C.By Sarah CarrilloNews Assistant One of the most important learning experiences that a student can have in college does not take place inside of a classroom, but rather out in a real work environment. As students begin … [Read more...] about How to get an internship
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Residents offer heavy referendum against LCP
Coastal Commission says Malibuites incorrectly interpreted State Election Code in fight.By DeNae ThomasStaff Writer The hard work of Malibu resident Anne Hoffman did not pay off. At least, not yet. The California Coastal Commission, a state agency responsible for regulating coastal zones, rejected last Thursday a referendum initiated by Hoffman to block the state mandated … [Read more...] about Residents offer heavy referendum against LCP
Project Serve goes worldwide
This year's expanded service program opportunities include trips all over the United States and MexicoBy Jared Battaglia--Staff Writer &Michael Travis--News Editor At many colleges Spring Break is usually synonymous with suntans, relaxation and inebriation. However, here at Pepperdine students have an opportunity to make a difference in the world with Project Serve. This … [Read more...] about Project Serve goes worldwide
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