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Candidates for SGA President Discuss Their Goals

March 20, 2018 by Haidyn Harvey

Photos Courtesy of Steven Baer, Austin Welch, and Anthony Nabor   SGA elections are quickly approaching, and posters are beginning to plaster campus walls promising a better Pepperdine. The Graphic spoke with the three students running for SGA President regarding their platforms and their hopes for Pepperdine’s future.   SGA elections will take place … [Read more...] about Candidates for SGA President Discuss Their Goals

Sheriff’s Department Provides Tips for Safe Craigslist Exchanges

March 14, 2018 by Hansol Hwang

Photo by Hansol Hwang When using Craigslist, terms such as “the Craigslist killer” can linger in the back of one’s mind when buying, selling or even looking for a job. Around 2016, there were about 100 murders linked to Craigslist, according to a Washington Post article, “Think twice before answering that ad: 101 murders that have been linked to Craigslist.” Despite … [Read more...] about Sheriff’s Department Provides Tips for Safe Craigslist Exchanges

Pepperdine School of Law Applications Are Rising

March 14, 2018 by Hadley Biggs

Photos by Sherry Yang In the past 10 years the Pepperdine School of Law has seen an increase in applications for their Juris Doctor program from prospective students all over the country. This is not the case for just Pepperdine, but also most law schools around the country. Associate Dean of the Pepperdine School of Law Phillip Bohl said the university's applications are … [Read more...] about Pepperdine School of Law Applications Are Rising

Noodle Bar Sets Sights on Mid-March Opening

March 14, 2018 by Duncan Hilby

Photos by Duncan Hilby The Caf’s new pizzeria and noodle bar construction is coming to completion, but there are still a few steps before it is ready to be open. General Manager of Dining Services Randy Penwell gave the project a tentative March opening. “I’ve been saying mid-March and so that just kind of gives me some room between the 12th and the 20th,” Penwell … [Read more...] about Noodle Bar Sets Sights on Mid-March Opening

Understanding Car Crashes on Malibu Canyon Road

March 14, 2018 by Kelly Rodriguez

Photos by Kelly Rodriguez Malibu Canyon Road is a staple part of the commute from Calabasas and Ventura County to Malibu, but to anyone who's driven through the canyon, the possibility of a car crash lurks at each twist and turn of the narrow road. A Pepperdine student who wished to be unnamed was in a car crash in the Malibu Canyon Road tunnel Dec. 11. “I was keeping … [Read more...] about Understanding Car Crashes on Malibu Canyon Road

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