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Leadership

New Student Profile: Christina Stratton

August 24, 2017 by Makena Huey

Photo by Makena Huey Christina Stratton said she immediately fell in love with Pepperdine’s core values as well as the scenic Malibu location. Once she earned the Regent’s Scholarship for her high school achievements, she said she could not help but choose to attend Pepperdine. Because she comes from Sedalia, a very small town in Missouri, Stratton said she is most … [Read more...] about New Student Profile: Christina Stratton

ICC Makes Changes

September 21, 2016 by Bryce Hanamoto

Graphic by Kylie Meyers Inter-Club Council (ICC) made changes to its leadership training and funding for clubs this school year. The allotment for general funding per club was cut in half, revenue generating events are no longer being funded, and leadership training for club leaders is mandatory. ICC is a resource for approved student-led organizations to receive … [Read more...] about ICC Makes Changes

Embrace Female Leadership

April 7, 2016 by Micah Lambert

Art by Peau PorotesanoIn this day and age, it’s tempting to think that men and women are equal in most aspects of society. Women have made tremendous strides over the past 60-plus years, and I enjoy many more rights and opportunities today than my mother or grandmother before me did. While these hard-won accomplishments should certainly be lauded, it is critical to note … [Read more...] about Embrace Female Leadership

Posse Plus Retreat Focuses On The Power Of Words

February 14, 2016 by Paola Ramos

Photos Courtesy of Ifeanyi Ezieme In light of recent events on campus, such as the Yik Yak posts and last week's blackface incident, this year's Posse Plus Retreat focused on the issue of tolerance by providing a safe space for students to discuss racial issues with the retreat's theme: "Sticks and Stones: Language and Speech in a Diverse Society." "Even though we've … [Read more...] about Posse Plus Retreat Focuses On The Power Of Words

We Don’t Have the Luxury of Being Politically Uneducated

February 5, 2016 by Taylor Centineo

Art by Kris Harper I was not educated on the events or details of Benghazi before my viewing of Michael Bay's "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi," and as the credits began to roll at the end, I sat there disappointed and teary-eyed at my immense ignorance about something that was so significant and perhaps even avoidable. The film was released Jan. 15, and the … [Read more...] about We Don’t Have the Luxury of Being Politically Uneducated

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