Lisa YamadaStaff Writer Pepperdine once boasted the nickname, “Surfer U,” and if Brian Dapelo has his way, Pepperdine will once again be able to boast that claim. But, Dapelo, the former captain of Pepperdine’s surf team, faced a tough road. Despite Pepperdine’s prime surf location in Malibu, many students are unaware that a surf team even exists. As a result, the surf team … [Read more...] about Surf team treads water
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Richard Hughes Accepts Post at Messiah College
Patricia MartinezStaff Writer After 24 years at Pepperdine, Richard T. Hughes, professor of religion, will be moving with his wife Jan to Messiah College in Grantham, Pa. Before their big move, Hughes reflected on his time at Pepperdine, his plans for the future, and gave parting words to his cherished students. Hughes has a long history with Pepperdine. He was hired in 1971 … [Read more...] about Richard Hughes Accepts Post at Messiah College
Major employers interview students
Job-seeking seniors and others are encouraged to utilize Career Center program to connect with companies. RICHARD NAVANews Assistant Every spring, seniors stand stymied amidst the celebratory nature of graduation and the shroud of uncertainty that surrounds it. Some may find that having four years of collegiate studies behind them does not necessarily clarify the years ahead. … [Read more...] about Major employers interview students
Students bring 5,000 lbs. of food to AIDS patients
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor With the help of Seaver faculty and staff, a group of five students from the group Pepperdine Acting on AIDS were able to transport 5,000 pounds of food to Project Angel Food Saturday. The Los Angeles organization works with donations from the community in order to provide relief for those suffering from the HIV and AIDS virus. The donation by … [Read more...] about Students bring 5,000 lbs. of food to AIDS patients
Alumna takes on the world
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor With the onset of global problems such as the avian flu and global warming, December 2005 international studies graduate Ranti Oseni said she has found that conflict in other parts of the world and economic instability can affect the United States directly, making the international studies area one of the most dynamic and influential in which to … [Read more...] about Alumna takes on the world