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Testing their faith: How do non-Christian students function in Pepperdine’s religious environment?

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By Maya MinwaryAssistant Lifestyles Editor In the midst of chapel, Care Group, University Ministry, Young Life and the other various on-campus ministries, Christian students at Pepperdine find themselves surrounded with people who can hold them accountable and help their faith grow. For them, going to a Christian college is an added bonus. But to those who are non-Christians, … [Read more...] about Testing their faith: How do non-Christian students function in Pepperdine’s religious environment?

Ocean’s 37 budget finalized

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By Audrey Reed--Staff Writer &Christina Littlefield--Graduate Assistant Get ready for food, dancing, music and giveaways. Get ready for Midnight Madness. The basketball season kick-off event is scheduled for Oct. 11 at 9:30 p.m. near the Tennis Pavilion and former Communication trailers. Organizers expect 800 people to attend, Student Activities coordinator and Ocean’s 37 … [Read more...] about Ocean’s 37 budget finalized

Phillips resigns position at Student Activities

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ByChristina LittlefieldGraduate Assistant Dressed in jeans and a Pepperdine sweatshirt, her hair pulled back in a ponytail, Student Organizations Coordinator Nicole Phillips has barely slept in more than a week but is still buzzing with her usual chirpiness and the excitement of Recruitment. Despite 20-hour days overseeing Greek Recruitment, she’s at the top of her game as … [Read more...] about Phillips resigns position at Student Activities

Calendar

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Oct. 3 - Oct. 23 • GRAPHIC BREAK: The Graphic staff will have a two- week midterm break and will resume publication Oct. 24. • SAND CASA: Come support Kappa Alpha Theta’s annual philanthropy event by playing at the beach this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. • MIDNIGHT MADNESS: Come support Pepperdine’s basketball teams at the Fieldhouse Oct. 11. • FAMILY WEEKEND: Take the … [Read more...] about Calendar

Huntington Beach bans airplane ads

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Ordinance aimed at protecting safety and welfare of residents and tourists sparks controversy.By Kim OberhamerStaff Writer The Huntington Beach City Council passed the first ordinance banning plane advertising at beaches in the continental United States, beginning what many observers believe will be the first of a tidal wave of ordinances up and down the coast. The ordinance … [Read more...] about Huntington Beach bans airplane ads