HAYLEY LERCHNews Assistant With the New Year come major developments in Malibu politics and new candidates in the city council election to be held April 11. Election sign ups ended Friday and according to the City Clerk’s Office candidates include Ed Gillespie, Ryan Embree, John Mazza and another individual awaiting verification. Andy Stern and Sharon Barovsky are also both … [Read more...] about City to select new council members
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New frat arrives
ERICA BACHELORStaff Writer With the greek year beginning with the new calendar year, the possibility of expansion of the Greek community is becoming a reality. Each year the topic of expansion is brought before the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC), and in Dec. the fraternity Alpha Tau Omega was extended an invitation to join the Pepperdine Community. Alpha Tau Omega is a … [Read more...] about New frat arrives
Spring NSO introduces students to Malibu life
MEGAN WESTERVELT Staff Writer Junior Keiy Murofushi has seen his share of freshman and knows how New Student Orientation works. As a four-time NSO counselor, he witnessed this year’s January NSO, which was larger than ever before. With an increase of 26 admitted students from spring 2005, January NSO was especially busy this year. From Jan. 5th through 7th, 105 new students … [Read more...] about Spring NSO introduces students to Malibu life
Past year reviewed in annual report
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor “Celebrating the Human Spirit” was the theme for this year’s annual report, an official university booklet to inform those connected with Pepperdine of university activities and achievements during 2005. The 32-page booklet featured individuals whose lives exemplified the theme for the Annual Report, such as alumna Helen Young, who graduated in 1939 and … [Read more...] about Past year reviewed in annual report
Profs’ new book examines terror, security post-9/11
BRITNEY MALONEYNews Assistant Five years after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, two Pepperdine professors are still emphasizing the effects of the brutality. Dan Caldwell and Robert Williams, both political science professors, published a book last month on the importance of security in the United States, particularly following Sept. 11. The formal launch for … [Read more...] about Profs’ new book examines terror, security post-9/11