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Staff Editorial: Add/Drop Window Needs to Change

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Imagine you have one week to decide whether a three-month part-time internship is a good fit for you. Would you feel rushed? Would you feel worried about the time commitment? Now, imagine it could potentially cost you upwards of $2,000. That's how many students feel about the add/drop period at Seaver College. At Seaver College, undergraduate students have only … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Add/Drop Window Needs to Change

Opinion: Job Ghosting Should End

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Transparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic includes an advice column based on new topics and different writers’ thoughts. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer. As simple as it is for students to apply for internships using modern platforms like LinkedIn and Indeed, it can be equally as difficult to secure a position. Due to the straightforward … [Read more...] about Opinion: Job Ghosting Should End

Washington, D.C., Summer Program Participants Grow Socially and Professionally

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The participants of the Washington, D.C., summer program take a picture at the End of Program Banquet July 21. Due to the small group size, senior Talia Nascimento said the students were able to create an intimate community. Photo courtesy of Talia Nascimento After a year of remote work, the students in Pepperdine’s Washington, D.C., Summer Internship Program have bounced … [Read more...] about Washington, D.C., Summer Program Participants Grow Socially and Professionally

Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Alyssa Riley

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Senior Alyssa Riley smiles at Piazzale Michelangelo in Florence, Italy, in February 2019. Riley said she chose the Florence program because she wanted to experience ancient European culture.Photos Courtesy of Alyssa RileyAs a Student Athletic Medicine Intern (SAMI) working on campus at the athletic training center at Pepperdine, senior Alyssa Riley said she has been helping … [Read more...] about Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Alyssa Riley

Fresh Faces: RISE Intern Delves Into the World of Politics

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First-year Ethan Barragán leans over the porch at his home in Hawthorne, Calif., in October. He said he would love to work in policy and often spends his free time listening to podcasts and researching current events.Photos Courtesy of Ethan BarragánFirst-year Political Science major and Communication minor Ethan Barragán said his dream job is to work on … [Read more...] about Fresh Faces: RISE Intern Delves Into the World of Politics