Audrey ReedAssistant News Editor Vegas is back, and it’s more fabulous than ever. In 2004, Las Vegas had its highest number of visitors ever at 37.4 million, and there is no indication of this growth stopping, said Erica Yowell, Public Relations manager at Las Vegas Conven-tion and Visitor Au-thority. Often an attraction for Pepperdine students year round as well as for Spring … [Read more...] about Viva Las Vegas
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Rain provokes deep thought
JENNY YANGStaff Writer Californians don’t believe in weather. Californians don’t like weather. Californians believe rain constitutes a storm. Precipitation is one of those great myths out here in the Golden State — like Big Foot or the boogeyman or a past fling that only appears occasionally in funny stories around the dinner table. Of course when those flings come up in … [Read more...] about Rain provokes deep thought
Public Safety Reports
2/07/05 • 10:51 p.m. Miscellaneous - Information ReportLocation: Malibu CampusSummary: A report of a verbal altercation between a student and a professor. 2/08/05 • 1:50 a.m. Medical - Person InjuredLocation: Tyler Campus CenterSummary: There was a report of a suspicious person. The person was informed by a DPS officer that they may return during business hours … [Read more...] about Public Safety Reports
TV Guide taps into ‘Campus Pulse’
Audrey ReedAssistant News Editor Junior Patrick Nolan interviews junior A.J. Scott for the TV Guide Channel.Ben Young / Photo Editor Pepperdine’s campus has been featured on the big screen and on the small screen, but for Pepperdine’s next appearence, students will have to look at the top half of the screen. The national TV Guide Channel program “Campus Pulse” is being filmed … [Read more...] about TV Guide taps into ‘Campus Pulse’
Yin to the Yang: Questions help me rationalize senioritis
JENNY YANGStaff Writer Every person on earth eventually asks the same three questions: Who am I? What is the meaning of life? Am I alone? The answers are hard to find. Who we are now is not likely who we will be in 10 minutes, 10 months or 10 years. The meaning of life will bring joyful memories in one context and in others will seem like the biggest oxymoron of all time. … [Read more...] about Yin to the Yang: Questions help me rationalize senioritis