Joann GroffEditor in Chief In the midst of a budget changes, the administration may have another bill to prioritize — a lawsuit for labor discrimination. Dr. Lynn Reynolds, Communication professor, has filed a grievance in response to the plans to dismiss her in 2006. If President Andrew K. Benton refuses to overturn the decision made by Provost Darryl Tippens, who heard … [Read more...] about Reynolds decries future dismissal
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Dixson, write-ins triumph in votes
Meredith RodriguezNews Assistant Elections ended, smoke cleared and Leon Dixson came out triumphant over Matt C. Davis for SGA president. Robert Romero, Jennifer Akamine and Michael Yoo will serve alongside Dixson, forming next years’ E-board. Romero beat Juan Kim for treasurer, while Akamine and Yoo slid into their vice president and secretarial seats officially … [Read more...] about Dixson, write-ins triumph in votes
Lauren Hobar abd Megan Calley check out the HAWC’snew offerings (Anela Holck/Photo Assistant).
Mini-mart style revamps HAWC Kelly DaviesStaff Writer Pepperdine students returned from Spring Break to find a revamped Howard A. White Center, something of a convenience store on campus for students, offering everything from peanut butter and jelly to macaroni and cheese. “We worked like you wouldn’t believe it,” Operation Manager Samir Khalil said. “We did it the two weeks … [Read more...] about Lauren Hobar abd Megan Calley check out the HAWC’snew offerings (Anela Holck/Photo Assistant).
Candidates strive for victory
Meredith RodriguezNews Assistant The Seaver student body is abuzz over this week’s SGA elections. Walls covered with posters, laptops in the cafeteria and even Facebook advertisements were set up as a reminder that it’s that time of year again: voting time. Dixson There are 21 people running for the 26 positions that will serve the student body next year. “I am looking for a … [Read more...] about Candidates strive for victory
Officials draft first ethics statement
Crystal LuongNews Editor When a sexual relations policy unexpectedly appeared on page 97 of the faculty handbook in fall 2002, it triggered currents of discontent and concern. A lengthy faculty movement forced its formal withdrawal last spring. More than two years after the origin of the controversy, University officials have produced a broader preliminary ethics statement in … [Read more...] about Officials draft first ethics statement