Sara RosnerStaff Writer Beware to all techno-kleptos: Pepperdine is installing security devices in and around computer areas on campus. These locations include public areas such as the Payson Library and the Sandbar as well as computer labs and classrooms. The installation project, which is being supervised by Information Technology and Public Safety, was initiated by … [Read more...] about Tech theft issue grows
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The Sindicate wins; $540 raised for relief
Graham SheaAssistant Photography Editor The loud, sweet sound of rock filled Smothers Theatre on Friday night as five local groups waged three hours of musical war in Pepperdine’s 2005 Battle of the Bands. The Sindicate swept away the $500 first prize in a performance that clearly captured the crowd’s favor. Lead singer and 2003 alumnus Austin Trujillo warmed up the night’s … [Read more...] about The Sindicate wins; $540 raised for relief
Fair promotes wellness
Sarah HuertaStaff Writer “Welcome … to the Caribbean” reads the sign that hung above the Islands of Wellness Health Fair on Friday. This year’s program featured more than 50 exhibitors who offered free health and medical advice to students, staff and faculty. Even though Pepperdine’s campus is located in health and beauty-conscious Malibu, students can still potentially lose … [Read more...] about Fair promotes wellness
A ride-a-long with a deputy sheds light on local law enforcement.
Ali ManzanoStaff Writer It’s 6:25 p.m. on a Saturday and the Malibu police officers are doing their usual patrolling of Pacific Coast Highway. Hiding in every crevice and at every tempting illegal U-turn, they’re just waiting to catch someone. What else do they to do in Malibu, besides go to La Salsa? To an onlooker, especially one who just received a traffic ticket, Malibu … [Read more...] about A ride-a-long with a deputy sheds light on local law enforcement.
Inauguration best viewed at home
Jen ClayStaff Writer Television is a glamorous medium. From the couch-side of the small screen, historical events appear magical, thrilling. “Oh, I wish I was there!” we think to ourselves. So when I decided to study in D.C. this semester, I knew my cultural conscience wouldn’t let me pass up attending the presidential inauguration. And after two weeks of acclimating myself to … [Read more...] about Inauguration best viewed at home