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Curiosity killed the ignorance, not the cat

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It is so important to ask questions, to be curious; curiosity leads to discovery. As little children, our curiosity led us on great adventures and helped us to develop into the folks we are today. Why, then, do we shut our curiosity down? In the face of things that may be considered controversial, we shut curiosity down, but are we not the ones who deem these issues … [Read more...] about Curiosity killed the ignorance, not the cat

Week simulates the plight of homeless

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The Pepperdine Volunteer Center and International Justice Mission are hosting the annual Week of Hunger and Homelessness through fundraising and volunteering events to engage the community beginning Monday and running through Saturday. The week started Sunday at 9 p.m. with the International Justice Mission Kickoff Coffeehouse in the Sandbar. Convocation credit was offered for … [Read more...] about Week simulates the plight of homeless

Living Abroad: Barcy, Venice, Bologna

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I have to admit, it’s been a while since I last blogged. To be honest, I’ve just been too busy to sit down and reflect on what I’ve been up to these past few weeks. It has truly been a whirlwind. It turns out that we call this year “studying” abroad for a reason... a lot of studying is going on in the villa. First, with midterms (which do still happen, even when you’re living … [Read more...] about Living Abroad: Barcy, Venice, Bologna

Laptop theft compromises information of 8300 campus community members

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Updated 3:04 pm (Dec. 16th 2012) According to DataBreaches.net, the university does not have a list of what information was involved for each person. However, the linked FAQ on the breach indicates the information may have included: name, Social Security number, address or date of birth. The FAQ goes on to say: “regardless; each person is being offered free credit monitoring … [Read more...] about Laptop theft compromises information of 8300 campus community members