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Meredith RodriguezNews Assistant Freshman Kelsey Johnson and Troythomas participate in a group process Saturday, an importantpart of the RA application process.(Photo by Meredith Rodriguez) One hundred thirty-seven aspiring residential advisors (RA) completed a required segment of the annual RA application process called, “group process” on Saturday. The 29 returning RA … [Read more...] about HCL picks new RAs

Sara RosnerStaff Writer School of Law Dean KenStarr practicesarguments for a capitalpunishment pro bonocase. (Photo by Graham Shea/ AssistantPhoto Editor) Although Ken Starr has left his days of presidential investigation behind, the current dean of Pepperdine’s Law School is still stirring up controversy in the public eye. Thursday, Jan. 27, Starr practiced his arguments in … [Read more...] about Starr defends capital case

Audrey ReedAssistant News Editor Freshman David Tesicspins a record on his radio show Ruff Beats. (photoby Ben Young) Campus radio lifted its ban on secular music this semester, and along with several other efforts to raise student awareness of the station, KWVS has doubled the number of shows. Under the new guidelines, the station can play any type of music that follows FCC … [Read more...] about KWVS radio rules relax

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