By Katie Clary News Assistant Investigators looking into the theft of $10,000 worth of computer parts from the Center for Communication and Business last week are seeking community assistance in tracking down the perpetrators. The thieves snuck into the CCB, cut the locks on the computer cases, and stripped the hard drives, memory chips and processors sometime during the … [Read more...] about DPS continues investigation of theft
Perspectives
Gov. Schwarzenegger appoints alumna to Cabinet as secretary
By Katie Clary News Assistant Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger recently appointed alumna Kimberly Yee to his cabinet, inviting the Arizona native back to California to join his administration. Jan. 16, the governor unveiled his Cabinet affairs team, naming Yee a deputy Cabinet secretary. “This would be in the dream job category,” she said. Yee described her responsibilities as one … [Read more...] about Gov. Schwarzenegger appoints alumna to Cabinet as secretary
Mud-Wrestling Isn’t Just For Bachelor Parties
By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain … Yes, there’s nothing that can get Los Angeles County in a furor like little droplets of moisture falling to Earth from the sky. Except maybe a forest fire or an earthquake, only getting drenched is so much more aggravating. I mean, after all, this is Southern California, right? Pepperdine recruits did not … [Read more...] about Mud-Wrestling Isn’t Just For Bachelor Parties
There Is Help, Counseling For Eating Disorder Victims
Your HealthBy Lacey Von Lanken Health Educator In conjunction with this week’s Love Your Body Week I wanted to touch upon eating disorders: the two most common types, how they affect the body and where to go for support. People with eating disorders spend a lot of time thinking about eating, food, weight and body image – they may count and recount the calories in their meals, … [Read more...] about There Is Help, Counseling For Eating Disorder Victims
The art of marathon
By Sara Rosner Staff Writer For many, the thought of running denotes apprehension as they recall the days of dreaded high school gym class. For a few dedicated athletes in the Pepperdine Marathon Club, however, running is the pursuit of achievement and satisfaction. “It’s one of those amazing experiences because of where you’re pushing your mind and your body,” senior Steve … [Read more...] about The art of marathon