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
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The Graphic strives to report the news as accurately as possible. If you discover something has been represented falsely, please e-mail us at graphic@pepperdine.edu or call ext. 4311 and we will correct it. On A9 of the Sept. 12 issue the name Abe Toyonari should have read Toyonori Abe. On A7 of last issue, we wrote that 31 people were written up for alcohol violations last … [Read more...] about CORRECTIONS
PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS
Selected summaries from Sept. 24 - Sept. 29 9/24/02 • 18:10 • Person injured Location: Raleigh Runnels Pool Summary: Report of person hyperventilating at the pool. Person refused assistance for medical treatment. 9/24/02 • 21:51 • Vehicle accident, non-injury Location: Towers Road Summary: Vehicle vs. vehicle. 9/25/02 • 9:18 • Suspicious circumstances Location: Rockwell … [Read more...] about PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS
Elliott blasts Graphic
Dean apologizes for use of Convo as forum; SGA president defiant.By Christina LittlefieldGraduate Assistant Student Government Association President Ben Elliott stepped up to the microphone in between songs by the Christian band Ten Shekel Shirts at Wednesday’s Convocation and delivered an eight-minute tirade against the Graphic student newspaper. It is thought to be the first … [Read more...] about Elliott blasts Graphic
Anti-Sigma Nu flyer circulated on campus
In the midst of fraternity recruitment, four students dressed in costume before Songfest 2001 are featured in a defamatory leaflet. By JJ Bowman Assistant News Editor When Rachael Lawson took a picture of four friends she never thought the photo would become so famous — or scandalous. In the early morning hours during the first Monday of fraternity recruitment, residence halls … [Read more...] about Anti-Sigma Nu flyer circulated on campus