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Dating dilemma has an easy solution

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AUDREY REEDNews Editor There are some things about Pepperdine that I may never understand. Like why does Pep Xpress administrative services shut down at midnight? Or why must students sign twice, once on the pink slip, once in the binder, for each package that comes to a student mailbox? But one aspect of Pepperdine culture I cannot get past, is the lack of on-campus … [Read more...] about Dating dilemma has an easy solution

Tuition Hike takes a Big Bite

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MEREDITH RODRIGUEZAssistant News Editor Last year’s budget cuts grouped with falling national rankings and a tuition increase, have left baffled students crying that the only things that seem to be rising as fast as tuition are decorative palm trees and Zoey 101 ratings on the Nickelodeon. Tuition, increased to an all-time high of $30,770 last year, is forcing the average … [Read more...] about Tuition Hike takes a Big Bite

SGA candidates stumble on rules

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AUDREY REED News Editor Dean Linda Livingstone of the Graziadio School of Business and Management has been reported to be one of two finalists for the position of Baylor University president in Waco, Texas. Baylor officials would not confirm any of the candidates, and Pepperdine’s Public Relations office said on behalf of the business school dean that “Baylor is restricting … [Read more...] about SGA candidates stumble on rules

Chair pens book on crisis planning

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Poppy Garofalo       STAFF WRITER Hurricane Katrina has shown the importance of planning for crises before they occur. The aftermath of the storm gives new relevance to the studies of three Pepperdine graduate students and their professor. In an advanced organizational communication seminar last semester, Dr. Robert Chandler and his class published a book about crisis … [Read more...] about Chair pens book on crisis planning