I should probably be dead by now. In my 21 years on this earth, I have endured accidents that would’ve ended the lives of many others. I have split my head open on four occasions, I’ve nearly drowned twice, I’ve had a ceramic piñata smashed on my head, I’ve fallen off a 7-foot bunk bed and smashed my head against a desk, I’ve fallen off the … [Read more...] about The light at the end of the dark abyss
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Off campus meal points, GPS tracking discussed in Junior Town Hall meeting
Photo by Kristina Hsieh The Student Government Association held the Junior Town Hall Tuesday to get students enthused about the launch of the off-campus meals points system, the GPS shuttle tracking app and the possibility of viewing professors’ syllabi before enrolling in a class. The meeting allowed SGA to communicate campus-wide goals they are working to implement … [Read more...] about Off campus meal points, GPS tracking discussed in Junior Town Hall meeting
Library renovations planned for next year
Renovations of Payson Library are expected to begin fall 2014, bringing in new furniture, study spaces and more technology, according to Dean of Libraries Mark Roosa. “There’s a lot going on right now concerning the library,” Roosa said. “When I arrived here about nine years ago, there was a good deal of interest in renovating the facility. So we began a … [Read more...] about Library renovations planned for next year
Humans vs. Zombies takes over campus
Monday. 8 a.m. It’s just an average wake-up-and-begrudgingly-go-to-class day at Pepperdine. Students are wandering around aimlessly with the heavy burden of getting an education on their backs. With the joyous feel of Friday, the ecstatic environment of Saturday and the inescapable death grip of Sunday all gone, it’s time to get to work. But there is something … [Read more...] about Humans vs. Zombies takes over campus
Finals study day: Monday to have fewer exams beginning in fall 2014
The final exams schedule will change to give students extra study time beginning in the fall 2014 semester, according to Student Government Association President senior Demisse Selassie. The change will prevent most students from having finals Monday while still finishing exams by Thursday. It will also include a time block set aside Monday specifically for make-up … [Read more...] about Finals study day: Monday to have fewer exams beginning in fall 2014