SAMANTHA BLONSAssistant News Editor The Student Government Association (SGA) executive board members have been busy this summer developing their vision for a more visible and approachable SGA. Student voters elected seniors Andy Canales, Clint Harp, and Austin Maness, and junior Susan Doe to the executive board in the spring. All four served on the 2006-2007 SGA, whose … [Read more...] about SGA leaders plan for new year
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Pep leaders examine university rankings
SAMANTHA BLONSAssistant News Editor Every August, thousands of high school seniors and their families pour over the newly released college rankings from U.S.News & World Report, in which Pepperdine. These rankings have become the industry standard in the two decades since the magazine began publishing them. However, the past few years have brought a cloud of mistrust among … [Read more...] about Pep leaders examine university rankings
SGA elections leave one seat, runoff to decide sophomore spot
KATE SCHWARTZNews Assistant After two weeks of campaigning, all but one spring SGA election is decided. A new student body president, E-board and class presidents have been elected to their offices for the upcoming year. Andy Canales will be president, Clint Harp executive vice president, Austin Maness vice president of administration and Susan Doe vice president of finance. … [Read more...] about SGA elections leave one seat, runoff to decide sophomore spot
City Attorney speaks to students, stresses public service
RACHEL JOHNSONNews Assistant Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo visited Pepperdine’s Law School on Monday and spoke of his career path and his plans for the future. He stressed giving back to the community through service in an occupation, a topic close to his heart. Law School Dean Ken Starr introduced Delgadillo and said that his commitment to service parallels … [Read more...] about City Attorney speaks to students, stresses public service
City Council ready to vote on arts project
LINDSEY DAY HOFFMANStaff Writer The Malibu City Council will decide the fate of the city’s new “Art in Public Places” proposal, and council member Pamela Conley-Ulich says the decision is overdue. “We are ready for the arts,” she said. “Malibu has met the basic needs for living, we can now make this community phenomenal.” The proposal, which would mandate all commercial … [Read more...] about City Council ready to vote on arts project