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Should Greek life be supported at a Christian college?

September 15, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

PRO KIRK HENDERSONContributing Writer At universities across the country, new students come to campus with preconceived notions of what Greek life is all about. The general stereotype is that members of Greek organizations are party-going halfwits who need to pay for their friends. At least at Pepperdine, things are different. Greek life is important because it has helped to … [Read more...] about Should Greek life be supported at a Christian college?

The Red Cross’ legacy continues          

September 15, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

GLORIA SHELLERStaff Writer The American Red Cross  has its hand in everything and thank God for that. For almost 125 years, the Red Cross has been  saving lives around the world. The organization’s creator, Clara Barton, branched the American Red Cross from a larger international movement based in Europe. Barton’s goal? To protect the war injured, which she did in the Spanish … [Read more...] about The Red Cross’ legacy continues          

Staff Editorial: Pep should fix parking problem

September 15, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Driving to class in the late morning can be disheartening. Cars line Seaver Drive from the front gate to the School of Law, leave one no choice but to park miles away and either hoof it to class or take a shuttle. Parking is so scarce that students often make due by parking in tow-away zones or carpool spots. It is easier to have Public Safety bill your account for the $20 … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Pep should fix parking problem

Non-government organizations aid millions of refugees abroad

September 15, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

CHRIS SEGALPerspectives Editor All four of my high school years were spent learning about the United Nations and then applying what I learned at local conferences on the weekends. I was one of those nerdy kids who wrote resolutions and gave speeches for a program called Model United Nations. Having spent all that time researching international topics and then role playing, I … [Read more...] about Non-government organizations aid millions of refugees abroad

Organizations should not focus on conversions

September 15, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

ANDREW RICHDALEStaff Writer As a high school freshman, I was involved in a program at a Baptist church in Florida that had the primary goal of converting individuals in need. Before going out into the community, we learned tactics and strategies to maximize the volume of conversions. On one occasion, my group leader told me to witness to a homeless man by handing him a track, … [Read more...] about Organizations should not focus on conversions

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