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Third annual Career Week comes to Pepperdine

January 27, 2011 by Patrick Rear

The third annual Career Week started Monday and continues through the end of the week. Career Week began several years ago as a program directed at graduating seniors but was later expanded to include all classes and all of Pepperdine's schools and satellite campuses. "There are 45 programs taking place at five locations in Southern California said Amy Adams, director of the … [Read more...] about Third annual Career Week comes to Pepperdine

New fraternity for business recruits Seaver students

January 27, 2011 by Natalia Williams

Business students are working to bring new business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi to campus. The fraternity seeks to serve students as a place for networking community service and career enhancement for current business majors. Led by President Cherie Lui junior the group of career-minded students is looking to be initiated in Nov. 2011.  Although the process to initiation is … [Read more...] about New fraternity for business recruits Seaver students

D.I.Y fashion conquer fickle weather

January 27, 2011 by Pepperdine Graphic

Think back to the first day of the spring semester. It was cold enough for the native Californians such as myself to break out their winter coats and for the rest to at least consider wearing long sleeves. That wasn't so long ago was it? Yet here we are spending sun-soaked days lounging on the beach and on occasion getting swept off our feet by the tempestuous wind. Predicting … [Read more...] about D.I.Y fashion conquer fickle weather

On this day in the year

January 27, 2011 by Pepperdine Graphic

661 Ali the last Rashidun caliph died and thus ended a dynasty. Half of North Africa and all of the Middle East were subject to the jet black flag of the Rashidun caliphate for nearly 30 years. This came crashing down when Ali a faithful and forthright guy was assassinated while praying at the mosque in Kufa Iraq. Sufi Muslims trace their mystical ascetism back to Ali and he … [Read more...] about On this day in the year

SGA vote allots funds

January 27, 2011 by Madison Leonard

Like the U.S. government Pepperdine's Student Government Association  (SGA) is tasked with holding concern for public perception in every decision. At the Wednesday morning meeting several proposals were brought before SGA that tested the waters in terms of the organization's true purpose. Last week SGA passed a proposal that increased the student activity fee and reformed … [Read more...] about SGA vote allots funds

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