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By Massiel Ladron DeGuevaraStaff Writer After serving as SGA president for one year, junior Andrea Krug has decided not to run for re-election in the 2002-2003 elections, leaving the office open for four possible candidates.  The candidates on the ballot for the elections on March 20-21 are Ben Elliott, Paris Dennard, Lee Diaz and Jeff Hamilton. Junior Vice-President Elliott … [Read more...] about Elections for class and e-board officers set for next week

By Michael TravisNews Editor Next semester, every student at Pepperdine will be walking on water. That is, at least, if everything goes according to plan. The Tyler Campus Center is scheduled to undergo a major summer renovation, with part of the design including a floor that is painted like the ocean. In fact, the entire area will follow the theme of waves and water, from the … [Read more...] about Student center due for upgrade

By Jennifer BaikAssistant News Editor Many compassionate students with a knack for service have always wanted to expand beyond the “picture perfect” Malibu community and yearned to experience life in the “real world.” Their wish will finally come true this summer. For the very first time since Pepperdine moved its campus from Los Angeles to Malibu, 15 students will have the … [Read more...] about Summer course offers diverse living situation

Chicago man stores cyanide in subway CHICAGO, Ill. — Federal authorities Monday charged an unemployed man with possession of chemical weapons for storing more than a pound of powdered cyanide in an underground passage that is part of Chicago’s subway system.  Officials said the arrest was not related to any terrorism. “It’s a serious situation because cyanide is a dangerous … [Read more...] about National International

By Laurie BabinskiEditor in Chief Few know that founder George Pepperdine never had a college education, and even fewer remember the traumatic move from the old campus in South Central Los Angeles to the hills of Malibu. Long-time professors have a wealth of Pepperdine history and stories filed away in their minds, waiting for eager students to inquire and keep the history of … [Read more...] about Profs retire in tenure buy out