BRITTANY YEAROUTAssistant news editor Peace and love filled the air as songs were sung, prayers said, stories shared and toasts made in celebration of the life of Chris Sangster this week. A man who lived for orange and blue, Sangster was diagnosed with brain cancer in August of 2006 and passed away Tuesday night after being in a coma for five days. He was 58. A memorial … [Read more...] about Pep loses biggest fan
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Cherry winner speaks about ‘spice of science’
JAIMIE FRANKLINNews Assistant Dr. Stephen Davis of the Natural Science Division, recipient of the 2008 Robert Foster Cherry Award for Great Teaching, spoke to a crowded Smothers Theatre on Monday evening about the importance of undergraduate research and what he referred to as “the spice of science.” “It’s painful to admit this but science can be kind of bland,” he said in his … [Read more...] about Cherry winner speaks about ‘spice of science’
Dancers victims of cash theft
NICOLE ALBERSTONLife Editor Students fell victim to theft when money was stolen from the locker rooms before the first performance of Dance in Flight last on Feb.7. The case is still under investigation and Senior Investigator Ed Young is working with the Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department in search of the suspect. Only cash was taken … [Read more...] about Dancers victims of cash theft
D.C. program growing, new house in sight
AARON SCHRANKStaff Writer Many students have realized that International Programs are not the only way to experience a change in scenery. Pepperdine’s Washington, D.C. Internship Program boasts its largest enrollment ever for the upcoming summer term. Enthusiasm for the program has increased, as 46 of 60 applicants have been accepted, compared to last summers’s 15. Not as … [Read more...] about D.C. program growing, new house in sight
SGA looks to instate ‘dead day’
PAUL CASEYStaff Writer SGA Vice President Clint Harp announced at Wednesday’s meeting that steps have been initiated by the student government in conjunction with university administration to research and determine a plan of action in regards to establishing an official “dead day” before finals week. According to Harp, this is the first year that a ‘dead week’ has not appeared … [Read more...] about SGA looks to instate ‘dead day’