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Games foster camaraderie

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Airan ScrubyStaff Writer Plays were made. The enthusiastic crowd cheered and lamented as players gained and lost ground against their adversaries. But the gaming that took place in the HAWC on Saturday had little to do with the night’s premier attraction, the basketball game. The video-gaming extravaganza, sponsored by the Programming Board, allowed students to come together, … [Read more...] about Games foster camaraderie

‘American Idol’ joins other sly schemes

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jenny YangStaff Writer What is with “the man” lately? Boo. Hiss. I’m all about anarchy at this point. Big brother needs to lay-off a little. Yet, as the Smashing Pumpkins so accurately put it, “despite all my rage, I am still just a rat in a cage.” True. So true. I got pulled over last week for the first time and it was just as I imagined: I’d rather have spent my time swishing … [Read more...] about ‘American Idol’ joins other sly schemes

Malibu crime rates continue to decline

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Tony GeldmacherStaff Writer Malibu may be scenic and home to the affluent and influential, but that does not mean the city is crime free. The good news is the city’s crime rate has been declining for more than a decade since it contracted the County of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department for services in 1991. The LASD on Lost Hills Road is the law enforcement agency responsible … [Read more...] about Malibu crime rates continue to decline

Workshops on diversity spark dialogue

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Crytal LuongNews Editor It was a time to provoke thought, confront conflict and grow in character. From race and gender to socioeconomics and ecology, more than 40 student leaders tackled these hard-hitting issues at a two-day summit in Woodland Hills over the weekend. The event was made possible by the Intercultural Affairs Office and a grant from the James Irvine … [Read more...] about Workshops on diversity spark dialogue

KWVS radio rules relax

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

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

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