By Tracy Domingo News Assistant When the names of the six finalists for the Law School deanship were released in mid-February, a few were surprised to see the legendary Ken Starr’s name on the list. Again. Unbeknownst to many who are less familiar with Pepperdine’s history, this is not the first time Starr has appeared on the School of Law’s want list. In fact, six years ago … [Read more...] about Ken Starr evokes mixed feedback
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Not a gang, but a state of mind
Recent incidents involving Pepperdine students and the local group Malibu Locals Only, or MLO, provokes a look into their identity. By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor Not more than a month into the school year, Pepperdine students commuting from the other side of the canyon took notice of a spray-painted message that appeared overnight above the Malibu Canyon and Kanan tunnels that … [Read more...] about Not a gang, but a state of mind
Ken Starr named dean of Pepperdine School of Law
M E M O R A N D U MTO: Campus CommunityFrom: Andrew K. BentonDate: April 6, 2004 Re: Law School Dean SelectionI am pleased to announce that Kenneth W. Starr will become dean ofthe Pepperdine University School of Law effective August 1, 2004. Animportant search has been concluded successfully and I am grateful toall who contributed to the selection effor … [Read more...] about Ken Starr named dean of Pepperdine School of Law
Pep finds things can be difficult in the Big Easy
Men's Tennis By Ian McCollum |Sports Assistant Tulane was the bane of the Waves as Pepperdine traveled more than 3,000 miles to New Orleans, only to lose 5-2 at the Goldring Tennis Stadium. The Green Wave improved its record to 11-4 while the Waves dropped to 12-7. In singles action, Pepperdine walked away with only two wins. Senior Scott Doerner faced a tough, though … [Read more...] about Pep finds things can be difficult in the Big Easy
School’s not out for the summer
By Sara Rosner Staff Writer A summer in Malibu immediately summons dreams of warm sand, blue water and a perpetual parade of bronzed flesh. However, a few dedicated Pepperdine students will be forsaking the land of Barbie and “Baywatch” for more academic pursuits in classes offered in this year’s Summer Program. “It’s a great opportunity for students to make progress toward … [Read more...] about School’s not out for the summer