AUDREY REEDNews Editor At 11:30 p.m. two nights ago, I got hung up on by my own cell phone. It went dead and could not be revived. I had to come to grips that I may not be available 24/7, or that I may not be able to talk to people on a whim. The latter has gotten me in trouble twice recently. If you didn’t know, people think talking on a cell phone while driving is … [Read more...] about Driving and talking fuels misdirected road rage
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CM retreat rejuvenates
LAURA JOHNSONStaff Writer “Good morning all you beautiful sons and daughters of Jesus,” said Linda Truschke, the University Church of Christ campus minister, to begin Sunday morning worship this past weekend. At the Campus Ministries annual fall retreat, more than 130 Pepperdine students gave up valuable homework time and came ready to be spiritually challenged. “Hugs … [Read more...] about CM retreat rejuvenates
Event funding up for grabs
SHANNON KELLYAssistant Perspectives Editor Planning a fun weekend event at Pepperdine has greater rewards than social satisfaction. The weekend event that is funded by the Weekend Events Board (WEB) and receives the highest marks based on a rubric will be awarded $1,000. In 2003, President Andrew K. Benton and other administrators noticed a lack of on-campus options for weekend … [Read more...] about Event funding up for grabs
Rho Chis relieve recruit worries
KRISTEN CLYDEStaff Writer Choosing a sorority can be an overwhelming experience. During recruitment, a Potential New Member will find herself faced with rooms filled with girls singing loudly and smiling brightly. This persuasive appeal can become a fog that is difficult to see through. Recruitment counselors are there to guide potential new members through the chaotic … [Read more...] about Rho Chis relieve recruit worries
Framing a living document
CHRIS SEGAL Perspectives Editor Pepperdine students no longer have to revert to their “Schoolhouse Rock” days to remember what they learned about the Constitution and amendment process. More than 75 Pepperdine students attended the inaugural lecture Tuesday at the School of Law. The lecture was called “The Original Understanding of the Living Constitution — The Amendment … [Read more...] about Framing a living document