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Crystal LuongAssistant News Editor A Pepperdine student and his two friends became victims of seemingly random violence in a Santa Monica parking structure during the early morning hours of Sept. 26. Senior Brett Roberts was stabbed in the face, suffering deep lacerations on his right cheek after a confrontation with unknown attackers. His friends, Darvin Small, 21, and Mark … [Read more...] about Pepperdine senior stabbed in Santa Monica

Sara RosnerStaff Writer As the nation prepares to vote in the presidential elections this November, Pepperdine faculty gave the community a glimpse of the issues that are defining the campaign trails of Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry and Republican candidate President Bush. The debate, which was held in Smother’s Theatre Tuesday night, was attended by students, faculty … [Read more...] about Professors debate key presidential campaign issues

Graham Shea Assistant Photo Editor The number of traffic accidents in Malibu this year has already shattered last year’s total, and with three months until January, the growth is sure to be significant. According to the Lost Hills Sheriff’s Department, there have been 326 reported accidents since Jan. 1. This is about 22 percent more than the 268 of last year. “Traffic … [Read more...] about A drive through danger

Crystal LuongAssistant News Editor U.S. Senate candidate Bill Jones discussed public safety issues and his resolve to oust two-term incumbent Sen. Barbara Boxer Tuesday night, calling this a strong year for the Republican Party in California. His remarks were made to Pepperdine’s campaigns and elections class. Although public opinion polls show him trailing Boxer by 17 points, … [Read more...] about Class hears U.S. Senate candidate