BRITTANY YEAROUTAssistant News Editor The theme was “Rodeo Roundup.” And, like every senior prom, there was dancing, food, a DJ, a local band and the crowning of the king and queen. There was even a photo booth that featured a cactus and cowboy background so that some could have a keepsake to remember the night. The only difference is that the night was not a special event for … [Read more...] about Generations bond during prom at Pep
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McCain mirrors president
LINDSEY BOERMAStaff Writer The start of baseball season triggers a slew of aesthetic sensations — children clad in festive team memorabilia, hot dogs roasting in their respective rotisseries and the dirt on the field perfectly conditioned for the prospect of a new year. Now, add President Bush getting booed by thousands of fans, and you’ve got an exact picture of the baseball … [Read more...] about McCain mirrors president
Runoffs to decide final SGA posts
FLORA THEDENNews Assistant The votes have been counted and the results are in from this year’s Student Government Association elections. The 2008-2009 Executive Board of SGA will be comprised of Hunter Stanfield as president, Ashley Burt as vice president, Courtney Boucher as vice president of finance and John Ceglia as vice president of administration. The sophomore class … [Read more...] about Runoffs to decide final SGA posts
Scully set as grad speaker
TAYLOR BIRDSports Assistant Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Vin Scully, known to many as the “Voice of the Dodgers,” will speak at the 2008 Seaver College commencement ceremony and be honored with the university’s Doctorate of Laws degree. This year marks Scully’s 59th consecutive as a broadcaster for the Los Angeles Dodgers, dating back to 1950, when the team played in … [Read more...] about Scully set as grad speaker
Spring concert nixed
DEREK SEDAMStaff Writer After much rumor and speculation, including an April Fools Day hoax, the fate of Pepperdine’s spring concert has been laid to rest. The Student Programming Board confirmed Wednesday there will be no concert, which usually is the main highlight of the school year and attracts the most amount of students. “It was not until last week that it became apparent … [Read more...] about Spring concert nixed