Center for the Family institutes project designed to strengthen students’ relationships. SHANNON URTKNOWSKILiving Editor Healthy relationships take work, and this year the Graduate School for Education and Psychology’s Center for the Family is opening its doors to students ready to commit themselves to the challenge. The center, which primarily focused on off-campus marriages … [Read more...] about Graduate school project aims to educate students for romantic, family ties
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The great outdoors
Lead landscaper guards Pepperdine’s beautiful reputation with hard work and unwavering dedication to perfection. MELISSA GIAIMONews Assistant Devyn Forest/Staff Photographer Pride, responsibility, commitment to excellence and hard work— Ignacio Alamillo’s says this is his attitude every day as Pepperdine’s lead landscaper for Facilities Management & Planning. In charge of … [Read more...] about The great outdoors
SGA approves funds to provide free newspapers around campus
SAMANTHA BLONSNews Assistant SGA members passed all six of the resolutions presented at their meeting last night. The longest debates concerned a financial resolution to sponsor a Sigma Phi Epsilon philanthropy project and another initiative to help fund the delivery of free daily newspapers on campus. Senior Jamaal Crowley of Sigma Phi Epsilon spoke before the senate, … [Read more...] about SGA approves funds to provide free newspapers around campus
Campus radio station receives seasoned pro
SHUHEI MATSUOAssistant Sports Editor Continuing a comprehensive overhaul of the on-campus radio station, 101.5 KWVS, that began a few years ago, the Communication Division hired Dr. Kara Gould as a new advisor for the student radio station. Gould became part of Pepperdine community this summer, has a background in radio broadcasting. “I was happy when Bob Chandler, the … [Read more...] about Campus radio station receives seasoned pro
SGA approves budget, appoints new senators to remaining posts
SAMANTHA BLONSNews Assistant ArAll aspects of the fall 2006 SGA budget passed unanimously at the meeting last night. The budget this semester is based on a total revenue of $69,872, more than two-thirds of which comes from this semester’s student fees. Vice President of Finance Peter Duby led the bi-annual budget meeting, which lasted less than one hour. Over the past … [Read more...] about SGA approves budget, appoints new senators to remaining posts