A member of the British Joint Intelligence Committee provides global perspective on terrorism today. MELISSA GIAIMONews Assistant British diplomat Matthew Gould offers Pepperdine students an international perspective on terrorism today. Gould, Counselor for Foreign and Security Policy at the British Embassy and a member of the Joint Intelligence Committee –– the … [Read more...] about British diplomat speaks to students
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Get a job to cure boredom in Malibu
DAVID KOBStaff Writer I often hear grumbling about boring Malibu. The gripes about a lack of student-friendly activity and limited night life are understandable, but completely short-sighted. Malibu has incredible depth. Its roots are astoundingly deep. If you find yourself bored, get a job in Malibu. I have had five different off-campus jobs in Malibu in my three years here, … [Read more...] about Get a job to cure boredom in Malibu
Pep ethics declared, still open for change
RICHARD NAVANews Assistant Pepperdine University’s mission statement plainly declares that the school adheres to Christian values and that students will be reared for lives of service. This mission statement implies certain standards for ethical conduct. Now students and faculty may have these limits of rules and conduct put down in writing for all to see. Members of the … [Read more...] about Pep ethics declared, still open for change
Governor signs bill on campus
Check out the Gov. Schwarzenegger video. AIRAN SCRUBY News Editor Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger chose President Andrew K. Benton’s backyard as a backdrop for the signing of what he called a historic bill for California, which will regulate and reduce greenhouse gas emissions for homes and businesses. Benton said the event, held yesterday at the Brock House, … [Read more...] about Governor signs bill on campus
Humanities Division gives green light to new film studies program
The recently approved program offers a view of film through religious, sociological lenses. JULIS NAVARROStaff Writer The ancient Greek word “kairos” means “the right or opportune moment.” This is exactly how Michael Gose said he feels about the new film studies major that will be offered by the Humanities Division in fall 2007. “The time has come for film studies to take off … [Read more...] about Humanities Division gives green light to new film studies program
