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DPS Reports 03.13.14

March 18, 2014 by DPS Report

2/17/14 5:21 p.m. Crimes – Larceny/Theft – Theft From Building, Burglary Location: School of Law Summary: A staff member reported jewelry was stolen from an office desk drawer.   2/17/14 7:36 p.m. Incidents – Suspicious Person Location: Seaver Drive Summary: A student reported a suspicious person. The individual had no affiliation with the … [Read more...] about DPS Reports 03.13.14

Last place Lakers teach life lessons

March 18, 2014 by Alysha Tsuji

Sweet strokes and demoralizing dunks dazzled fans at Staples Center Friday night. And yet, as delicious as that sounds, the game was anything but appetizing. The Clippers furiously ripped apart the last-place Lakers in a 48-point blowout. To put it nicely, the Lakers have had a rough season. They lost, regained and then lost again their fearless leader, Kobe Bryant. Then, the … [Read more...] about Last place Lakers teach life lessons

Investment policies raise questions

March 18, 2014 by Julia Naman

Occidental College in Los Angeles took a new approach in traditional college investment policies, announcing in February that the college would no longer be investing in firearm companies. The college's board of trustees made this decision in response to recent gun violence on school campuses.This type of social movement is atypical for universities, and Senior Vice President … [Read more...] about Investment policies raise questions

Pre-law student to sushi-restaurant owner: Coffee cart operator reflects

March 18, 2014 by Julia Naman

Photo by Sarah MaloneStanding at 4-feet-11 in her Beatles sweatshirt behind the coffee cart in Joslyn Plaza, Lisa Givner-Hatae takes an order, pours the foam of steamed milk on top of a latte, caps it and says, “Here you go, my dear,” with a smile. Givner-Hatae is back to working the coffee cart after a year and a half of working up at the School of Law’s … [Read more...] about Pre-law student to sushi-restaurant owner: Coffee cart operator reflects

Young fans flock to the baseball field

March 18, 2014 by Wen Chen

Photos by Sylvia Hartley Little League baseball is where almost every American ball player started and where they first developed their skills, ambitions and dreams. Pepperdine Athletics’ “Sundays at the Ballpark” initiative will give young baseball fans the opportunity to interact with the Waves baseball team and be a part of the excitement that accompanies a collegiate … [Read more...] about Young fans flock to the baseball field

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