In response to the staff editorial "Bring student body together with better spring concert I have to admit I was shocked by the immature and unprofessional way in which this piece was presented; not only did it discredit a University sponsored event that people having been working hard to put on but it also challenged the talent integrity and overall success of the artists who … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor 3-18
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Students to present research at national chemistry meeting
Despite its small size the chemistry program at Pepperdine has churned out an impressive number of accomplished researchers as evidenced by Pepperdine's substantial participation in the upcoming American Chemical Society (ACS) National Meeting. Six chemistry students and their professors will attend the ACS National Meeting at Moscone Center in San Francisco this Sunday March … [Read more...] about Students to present research at national chemistry meeting
Salinger's death sparks Caulfield discussion
Many recall the death of J.D. Salinger several weeks ago. One of the most celebrated authors of the 20th century Salinger continues to inspire readers today. ? While he spent the latter half of his life avoiding the spotlight Salinger's short stories novellas and celebrated coming-of-age novel "The Catcher in the Rye have secured him a lasting legacy in literature, … [Read more...] about Salinger's death sparks Caulfield discussion
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Authorities release information on man suspected of attempted rape in Malibu
A 35-year old woman escaped a man who attempted to rape her after she finished her run in Point Dume State Park at noon on Friday March 15 according to CBS news. She said she was grabbed from behind and escaped by jumping down a 100-foot embankment.In response to the attack Pepperdine's Department of Public Safety released the following Tuesday:The victim was assaulted in Point … [Read more...] about Authorities release information on man suspected of attempted rape in Malibu