AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor Sexual harassment is a growing problem on college campuses nationwide, according to a report released Tuesday. “Drawing the Line,” published by the American Association of University Women, reported statistics about sexual harassment of students, as well as information on what students believe would create a more comfortable, harassment-free environment. … [Read more...] about Pep policy matches standards
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Humor meets science
BRITTANY DEANStaff Writer Tuesday night’s Dean’s Lecture Series brought humor to campus in personal anecdotes as well as his opinion on the threats to science and technology today. Lane named his lecture, “America’s Future in Science and Technology - Some Storm Clouds on the Horizon” in which he not only explained the background of science including Albert Einstein and Benjamin … [Read more...] about Humor meets science
Round-tables prepare students for future
ERIANN BOONEStaff Writer Students were given an opportunity to learn more about working in the non-profit sector Thursday Jan. 12 with a round table event to compliment today’s non-profit career fair. The fair, held today from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Tyler Campus Center, is hosted by the Career Center and will feature various non-profit organizations. The Pepperdine Career … [Read more...] about Round-tables prepare students for future
Surf monopoly sinks
ANNA WEBBERStaff Writer Surfers on Malibu’s shore may find it more difficult to buy the boards they love at a reasonable price. The largest supplier of polyurethane foam surfboard blanks in the world swung its gates closed in early December as a 7-page statement was sent out to surfboard shapers and manufacturers across the globe. Blanks fill the hard shell of the surfboard to … [Read more...] about Surf monopoly sinks
Ten new classes offered to students this semester
LISA BROOKSStaff Writer Every semester, the University Academic Council meets twice to discuss possibilities for the new course catalogue. This semester, 10 new classes are being offered at Seaver College. New classes this Spring range in subject from behavior genetics, C.S. Lewis and leadership theory. The variety of these new classes shows the grand spectrum of interests … [Read more...] about Ten new classes offered to students this semester