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Why the Soccer Field has been Closed Off

November 17, 2014 by Gretchen Andsager

Photo by Shawn Jones The recently renovated soccer field may be open in the spring to students, but there will be new regulations according to Pepperdine Athletic Director Steve Potts and Head Soccer Coach Tim Ward. Cleats will be prohibited and there may be a field supervisor as well. Different segments of the field may also be closed each week so the grass has time to … [Read more...] about Why the Soccer Field has been Closed Off

G News 11.14.14

November 16, 2014 by Whitney Ashton & Shayla Girardin

The Well, a student worship service, faces fears of drying up due to lack of financial resources. And in the midst of the drought, students are pledging to drink nothing but water for a good cause. Anchors Whitney Ashton and Shayla Girardin are joined by reporter Maria Prada for the final G News episode of the fall 2014 … [Read more...] about G News 11.14.14

Professor Retires after 30-Year Career

November 15, 2014 by Emily Goldberg

Photos by Sylvia Hartley After 30 years of teaching at Pepperdine, Professor of Business Policy Venkatachalam “V” Seshan said he is retiring at the end of the spring semester with the goal of spending more time with his family. One of Seshan’s greatest claims to Pepperdine fame is that he implemented the first capstone class here at Pepperdine, which began in 1986. The … [Read more...] about Professor Retires after 30-Year Career

DPS Reports 11.13.14

November 14, 2014 by DPS

11/3/14 9:00 a.m. Crimes – Larceny/Theft –Petty Theft – Misc.  Location: GSBM – Beckman Management Center Summary: A student reported the theft of their motor scooter keys from an unattended classroom.   11/3/14 4:09 p.m. Crimes – Assault/Battery – Simple Battery or Fighting Location: Off Campus Summary: A staff member reported receiving second-hand … [Read more...] about DPS Reports 11.13.14

iDebate Rwanda Debaters Visit Pepperdine on USA Tour

November 13, 2014 by Amanda Salz

Over the past month the iDebate Rwanda debate team has been touring across the United States, participating in debates and sharing their culture and insight with university students. After spending some time on the East Coast at campuses such as Yale and James Madison University, the Rwanda debaters are making their way to Southern California to visit Pepperdine. The debaters … [Read more...] about iDebate Rwanda Debaters Visit Pepperdine on USA Tour

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