Christina Littlefield Disclosure is an interesting thing. I don’t know why exactly, but people tell me stuff all the time — stuff I don’t need to know, stuff I shouldn’t know, stuff I don’t want to know. The phrase “that’s more than I needed to know” is a commonality in my vernacular. With my closest friends and family, it usually applies to intimate details that I don’t … [Read more...] about Some things you can live without
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Planned community creates affordable housing
By Miranda BoosStaff Writer A new community may begin to take shape at the southeastern edge of Ventura County, a model community that could change the way Southern California grows. Completion of the new Ahman-son Ranch development will not come too soon for Ventura County as it will put quality housing in an area of great shortage. California has been gripped by an … [Read more...] about Planned community creates affordable housing
RLO struggles with overcrowding
By Laurie BabinskiEditor in Chief Students found an unwelcome sight Tuesday afternoon as they arrived at the HAWC for their RLO housing appointments. There were no rooms left and a sheet of paper — a wait list — to greet them in the lobby. “All spaces are full for fall,” said Jim Brock, associate dean of students and director of Residential Life. “Right now, we are placing … [Read more...] about RLO struggles with overcrowding
Pep alum relearns the basics
By Julieanne LeupoldStaff Writer Around age 1, Ryan Corbin learned to walk and talk. At age 25, he is learning to do it all over again. The 1999 Pepperdine alumnus suffered severe internal injuries and lapsed into a coma after a four-story fall from his apartment roof June 19. After nine months of rehabilitation, Corbin has defied all doctors’ expectations and has not only … [Read more...] about Pep alum relearns the basics
GSEP to receive $4 million grant
By Michael TravisNews Editor If technology is the key to the future, Pepperdine’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology has recently received a push in the right direction. A $4 million grant, one of the largest in Pepperdine history, will be spent to infuse technology throughout the education programs of the school. The program, referred to as the Preservice Educators … [Read more...] about GSEP to receive $4 million grant