Student Government Association 2009 Run-Off Election Results Note: Data supplied by SGA. Run-off polls closed at 8 a.m. Friday April 3.SGA President Greg Lee - 539 votes (50.66%) WINNER Blake Franks - 525 votes (49.34%) SGA VP of Administration Kameron King - 526 votes (50.38%) WINNER Heather Bradshaw - 522 votes (49.62%) Senior Class President Alex Pennekamp - 152 … [Read more...] about SGA 2009 Election Results: Greg Lee Wins
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Behind the scenes with Family Force 5
As more Christian-rock bands make their way into the mainstream there is no doubt Georgia native's Family Force 5 (FF5) are dancing its way into everyone's hearts. Its style of "crunk-rock" (in the band member's own words) is praised by both religious and mainstream media for its upbeat and genre-bending style. Two successful albums deep FF5 recently passed through Los Angeles … [Read more...] about Behind the scenes with Family Force 5
'Girly-men' give birth to surly debate
My Thursday March 19 column "Pep pampers academic 'girly-men'" is making waves. From professors and students alike I've received both roses and darts. To both gifts I say thank you. It is nice to see my column's challenge was well-received and I've always wanted to try acupuncture. Some people couldn't see past my introductory People magazine simile to see the essence of my … [Read more...] about 'Girly-men' give birth to surly debate
Letter to the Editor
Dear Ashlyee I would agree that many students feel they should get very specific study guides and some do come with a sense of entitlement. This is discouraging to professors (I taught at Pepperdine for six years) because we aren't educating students so they can pass a test.In your column you did specifically say that Pepperdine was "easy". In my opinion you are making a … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor
Retired justice visits
Cowgirl not swing vote. Get it right.Sandra Day O'Connor the nation's first female Supreme Court justice made it clear at Friday's lecture at the Pepperdine School of Law how she wants to go down in history.During an opening speech by Pepperdine School of Law Dean Ken Starr honoring former U.S. Attorney General William French Smith after whom the annual lecture is named … [Read more...] about Retired justice visits