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Wellness programs promote awareness, motivate change

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Lacey Von Lanken Health Educator Balance is something that we all need in our lives. But finding it can be difficult.  Sometimes it seems as though we achieved a healthy median and the next step we take throws us off kilter.  Occasionally all you need is information and education to help you get back on track. This issue is just one of the many topics the Wellness and … [Read more...] about Wellness programs promote awareness, motivate change

Living in a place of honor

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

After three weeks of living in the recently constructed Honors Apartments on the Drescher Graduate Campus, students say they are settling nicely into their new mountaintop homes. By Sarah Pye Living Editor High on a hill live some happy Pepperdine upperclassmen. As the first group to live in the Honors Apartments, after almost three weeks of school, students report that the … [Read more...] about Living in a place of honor

Law prof Douglas Kmiec returns

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Katie Clary Staff Writer Even 2,500 miles away, acclaimed constitutional law scholar Douglas Kmiec couldn’t resist Pepperdine calling him back. “Hiring someone of Professor Kmiec’s caliber is rare for any school; it’s a delight to do it twice over,” said Dean of Pepperdine Law School Richardson Lynn in a university press release. The law school welcomes back Professor … [Read more...] about Law prof Douglas Kmiec returns

Getting caught in the net

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

From Pepperdine students to motorcycle clubs, the historic PCH eatery, Neptune’s Net, draws a diverse crowd. By Katie Clary Staff Writer The sea-witch Ursula missed her calling. Sixteen miles up Pacific Coast Highway, Pepperdine students discover Neptune’s Net, a beachside restaurant that boasts enough seafood and black leather to put Disney’s favorite underwater villain to … [Read more...] about Getting caught in the net

Retired pirates now have options

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Adam Holdridge Staff Writer Two years ago, the Pepperdine network hosted an infamous student computer named “Fraser.” On this computer the latest music, classics from every musical genre and even movie clips of the many “Saturday Night Live” parodies with Will Ferrell, could be found. Even with the end of Napster, multi-media content havens like “Fraser” still existed on … [Read more...] about Retired pirates now have options

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