CARISSA MARSHA &E Assistant Law students from 24 universities across the country will come to Malibu to argue entertainment law issues in the Pepperdine law school’s eigth annual National Entertainment Law Moot Court Competition from Nov. 11 to 13. The weekend signifies the culmination of months of preparation by both law students and faculty. The event serves as an … [Read more...] about Moot Court Hollywood style
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All props voted down
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Assistant Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger emerged from the Nov. 8 election politically battered, failing to prove that the people support his vision for California. Those initiatives supported by Democrats were also voted down, however, suggesting that Californians may be fed up with politics. “The election results should send a strong message that the voters are … [Read more...] about All props voted down
Public affairs reshuffles offices
SARA ROSNERStaff Wroter The nine professionals of Web and Multimedia Services under the Information Technology department merged with in October the University Design team of Public Affairs to form University Communications. Vice President of Public Affairs Rick Gibson wrote in an e-mail that the move was common sense. “The largest piece of communication that reaches the … [Read more...] about Public affairs reshuffles offices
TV studio underway
AUDREY REEDNews Editor Construction of a live television studio that will be used by Pepperdine faculty and staff for interviews with professional news outlets will begin Nov. 17. The studio will use space in the Graphic’s newsroom. The Public Relations office is spearheading the project. Dr. Michael Murrie, professor of communication and is a member of the committee … [Read more...] about TV studio underway
Classes still have money to spend
BRITTANY YEAROUTNews Assistant Members of the Student Government Association may be the only students who are not spending money. At the regular Wednesday night meeting, the E-board asked members to spend more of SGA’s money. SGA Treasurer senior Robert Romero said SGA has always been in a budget crunch. However, this semester juniors, sophomores and freshmen have only spent … [Read more...] about Classes still have money to spend