Jessica Blackstock Staff Writer We all see it every year — the $90 charge that appears on our student bill with nothing but the words SGA fee written next to it. After seeing it, we all do the mental math and try to think for what the school needs an extra $200,000. They already charge us the cost of a new luxury vehicle to come here, so why the extra $90? Well friends, that … [Read more...] about SGA splurges for jackets
Perspectives
Not going anywhere for break? Try a prank
Daniel JohnsonArt Editor Where are you going for Spring Break? Skiing, sunning, drinking? Yeah, me neither. Do you feel bitter at all of your friends for visiting exotic places without you? Well, here’s the perfect solution — a Spring Break prank. If you are bitter like me, there is no better mode of good-hearted retribution than a little practical joke. Pranks are one of the … [Read more...] about Not going anywhere for break? Try a prank
Post constructive comments
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Residents favor restricted co-ed visitation hours
Richard NavaContributing Writer How many times have you looked at the clock and had to tell your friend it was time to leave? Have you ever been written up for having a member of the opposite sex over in your room past 1 a.m.? Did you ever think the set time was too early? Ever wonder the origins of these rules? The male/female student visitation hours here at Pepperdine, … [Read more...] about Residents favor restricted co-ed visitation hours
Give aid for the rights reason
Audrey ReedAssistant News Editor A few weeks ago at Convo, SGA President Carl Kasalek said that Pepperdine students needed to be involved in the tsunami-relief effort. “It’s important for Pepperdine students to realize that they can make an impact on the world,” he said. True, people need to know that they can make a difference in the world with their actions. But more … [Read more...] about Give aid for the rights reason

