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SGA approves $3,000 for new SAC furniture

April 9, 2012 by Edgar Hernandez

The SGA voted yesterday to approve $3,000 for new furniture in the SAC. Senior Senator Jazmyne Sutton wrote two resolutions about the SAC. The first resolution listed the problems that students, faculty and staff had previously voiced about the SAC. The resolution recommended that the SAC officially become a part of Pepperdine’s renovation plans in the future. According to … [Read more...] about SGA approves $3,000 for new SAC furniture

Glazer Institute’s future uncertain

April 9, 2012 by Mariella Rudi

Those attracted to Israel for an internship or study abroad program from the Glazer Institute for Jewish Studies may have to hold off on applications. As the Institute’s grant completes its cycle, unresolved issues remain in flux to determine Glazer’s fate in the coming academic year, according to Glazer liaison John Fishel. In 2008 the Glazer Foundation gave Pepperdine a … [Read more...] about Glazer Institute’s future uncertain

SGA passes Reach OUT resolution

April 6, 2012 by Ashley Thurmond

In a meeting yesterday, SGA passed a resolution that expresses its support for the full recognition of the Reach OUT organization on Pepperdine’s campus. The resolution resolves that the SGA deliver copies of the passed resolution to the Inter-Club Council and Dean of Student Affairs, Dean of Seaver College and University President. Reach OUT Co-President Lindsay Jakows, who … [Read more...] about SGA passes Reach OUT resolution

Model UN team wins big in the Big Apple

April 6, 2012 by Ian McDonald

The Pepperdine Model United Nations team picked up three awards this week at the 2012 National Model United Nations Conference. After more than seven months of preparation, the team of 17 students traveled to New York City to represent the South American nation of Colombia. Senior Vice President Jordan Grimwood and junior Jasmine Aarabi participating in the General Assembly … [Read more...] about Model UN team wins big in the Big Apple

Alumnus’s ‘Happy’ documentary tops charts

April 6, 2012 by Ashley Thurmond

Pepperdine alumnus Omid Heidari only graduated from Seaver College back in 2010, but he has obtained a career in a  field that allows him to craft his passion and share it with the world. Since his graduation, Heidari has been one of the leading minds in the distribution of the documentary “Happy,” as he serves as an Associate Producer for the film and co-manager of Wadi Rum … [Read more...] about Alumnus’s ‘Happy’ documentary tops charts

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