Students and staff see problem as bigger than recent efforts suggest. JESSICA VAUGHNStaff Writer At 5:45 a.m., the alarm clock screeches in junior Celeste Honaker’s off-campus apartment in Canoga Park At 6:45 a.m., Honaker climbs into her car and heads to Pepperdine for her 8 a.m. class. She must leave one hour and 15 minutes early to get to class on time, and it is not … [Read more...] about CCB lot not an answer to parking problems
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Digital cheating teaches analysis
CHRIS SEGALNews Editor Forget walking uphill in the snow; back in my day we actually had to memorize names and dates for tests. The Wall Street Journal published an article Jan. 21 highlighting how some high schools are now allowing students to use the Internet while taking tests. This begs the questions: Is education about general knowledge or critical thinking skills? If the … [Read more...] about Digital cheating teaches analysis
Comm Connection unites students with professionals
LIZ ABENDStaff Writer Surrounded by the constant buzz of today’s media, the communication field at Pepperdine is constantly evolving. In response, the Communication Division is hosting its third annual Comm Connection on Wednesday, Feb. 8 through Friday, Feb. 10, featuring speakers from all aspects of communication. “Committee members work together to develop a panoply of … [Read more...] about Comm Connection unites students with professionals
Nomination process starts
ANNA WEBBERStaff Writer Pepperdine is now accepting nominations for the 2006 Howard A. White Award for Teaching Excellence. With this award, students are able to give something back to teachers who have stood out as a true inspiration and mentor. This award honors faculty members who demonstrate a lifelong love of learning and motivate students while challenging their ability … [Read more...] about Nomination process starts
Exercise classes added
LISA BROOKSStaff Writer Pepperdine students are dancing, punching, and spinning their way into shape this semester with Campus Recreation’s group exercise classes. From indoor cycling to hip-hop dancing, cardio-kickboxing to tae kwon do, students are finding new ways to get their heart rates up and to slim down this spring. Three new classes have been added to the group … [Read more...] about Exercise classes added