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Self-actualization comes in the form of a Hot Pocket

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Freshmen, welcome and calm down. It’s just college; in a few weeks, you’ll hate it just like you hate everything else in life. College is kind of like a Chipotle burrito — it’s so amazing in theory, but once you near the end of it, you’re like, ­“bleh,” and kind of want your money back. Again though, WELCOME! To the rest of you, somehow it has happened ... again. A fresh … [Read more...] about Self-actualization comes in the form of a Hot Pocket

So you want to park on campus?

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If you thought your free parking permit meant the parking situation on campus would be easy, you were wrong. Over the past week, the arrival of the largest freshman class ever coupled with returning students, faculty and staff has swelled the number of people — and cars — on campus. Even as Housing and Residence Life attempts to find space for all of the students who want to … [Read more...] about So you want to park on campus?

Pepperdine mourns Grant Adamson death

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Photo Courtesy of The Malibu Times In 1968, the Adamson family donated the land on which stands Pepperdine University’s Malibu campus. Today, the Adamson name remains recognizable in Malibu and Pepperdine, and the death of Grant Adamson has shaken the community. Tragedy strikes Grant, a founding member of the University’s Crest Board, was killed in a hot air balloon crash on … [Read more...] about Pepperdine mourns Grant Adamson death

G News 03.22.13

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Seaver College’s tuition will rise, IP students visit the Vatican and Pepperdine is introducing a family camp – these stories and more on this week’s G News with Whitney Ashton and Danielle DiMeglio. _____________________________________________________________________________ Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic … [Read more...] about G News 03.22.13

Staff Editorial: Deer deserve more

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For those of you who have failed to notice, Pepperdine is no typical college campus. It is actually an idyllic paradise built into the side of a hill and overlooking the Pacific Ocean. With this inevitably comes the burdens unique to living in a Disney-esque wonderland, burdens that students of more urban universities will never understand. Among these is the burden of sharing … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Deer deserve more