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email.

STUDENTS SHOULDN’T IDOLIZE CELEBRITIES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Students Shouldn’t Idolize Celebrities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Ally Armstrong. Celebrity addiction could be a symptom of self-esteem issues. It could potentially cause confusion as to whether being content with one’s outward appearance is merely related to having high self-esteem. This is detrimental because it could

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PEPPERDINE GRAPHICCONTACTADVERTISINGNEWSSPORTSLIFE & ARTSPERSPECTIVES Pepperdine is hosting a Year Two Kickoff event for all sophomore and transfer students Aug. 20-26. The event 0 Comment / May 26, 2021 / By Abby Wilt. Sports. On Track to Make History: Karl Winter Runs at the NCAA West Regional Preliminary. Junior Karl Winter, digital editor for the Graphic, is the first Pepperdine track athlete to run in the ADMINISTRATION RESTRUCTURES CONVOCATION AS SEAVER 200 Graphic by Abby Wilt. Getting your convocation credit just got a whole lot easier. Pepperdine announced changes to the chapel requirement May 6, following a reimagining of the Office of Spiritual Life on May 3. New requirements for students lighten the credit load — reducing needed credits from 14 to 10 — and base participation on class standing and residential status. LIVE UPDATES: PRESIDENT’S BRIEFING DISCUSSES COVID-19 The President’s Briefing will begin at 8:45 a.m. PDT, May 5, 2021. See live updates below. 9:39: President Gash ended the Briefing.The next Briefing will take place June 2, at 8:45 a.m. PDT. SARAH BEST ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Currents. Spring 2021: Beauty From Ashes. Fall 2020: Humans of Pepperdine. Spring 2020: Everyday Feminism. Fall 2019: Challenging Perceptions of Light & Dark. Spring 2019: The Power of Art. Winter 2019: Worship. Spring 2018: Food Edition. Fall 2017: Vox Populi — The Voice of the People. LEARN TO UNDERSTAND DIVERSE COMMUNICATION STYLES Learn to Understand Diverse Communication Styles ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Caitlin Roark. The world is full of diverse cultures that bring with them different styles of communication. Sometimes words have different meanings across cultures, and a hand gesture can PEPPERDINE NAVIGATES CHURCH OF CHRIST INFLUENCES University Chaplain Sara Barton and Benton also referred to Pepperdine’s Bible lecture series, Harbor, as a consistent practice rich with Church of Christ influences. The 75th annual series will take place May 1 through 4, and keynote speakers will “focus on Scripture and challenges for the church today,” Barton wrote in an

email.

STUDENTS SHOULDN’T IDOLIZE CELEBRITIES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Students Shouldn’t Idolize Celebrities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Ally Armstrong. Celebrity addiction could be a symptom of self-esteem issues. It could potentially cause confusion as to whether being content with one’s outward appearance is merely related to having high self-esteem. This is detrimental because it could

potentially

CONNIE HORTON HELPS STUDENTS RISE ABOVE ADVERSITIES Connie Horton Helps Students RISE Above Adversities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Vice President for Student Affairs Connie Horton speaks to students in January 2020 at an Unplugged Retreat about the spiritual grounding that creation, time and nature can bring. Horton said the most rewarding part of her job is working with students. LGBTQ+ BY THE NUMBERS: PEPPERDINE MAKES FORWARD PROGRESS Art by Madeline Duvall. With Crossroads Gender and Sexuality Alliance and the modifications in administrative statements surrounding sexual orientation, Pepperdine has made a plethora of changes to accommodate and show acceptance to the LGBTQ+ community.. LGBTQ+ issues haven’t always been in the spotlight at Pepperdine, but with continuing social movements and student support, LGBTQ+ THEATER STUDENT CALLS FOR BETTER ASIAN AMERICAN Theater Student Calls For Better Asian American Representation in Media ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Autumn Hardwick. Senior Theatre Music contract major Brandon Gille didn’t participate in theater until he was in high school. One night during one of his first shows, Gille, a Filipino American, said an Asian American woman approached

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PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Las Vegas students do not graduate. That is an overgeneralization; nevertheless, in the 2009-2010 academic year, only 52 percent of black males graduated high school, according to PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Photo by Justina Huang Most lecture hall professors can be divided into two groups. There are those who allow laptops, cellphones and tablets into the classroom and those who do not. PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC I absolutely love driving on PCH, windows down, music blasting. It is a completely blissful and reflective experience for me. And what I mean by driving down PCH is sitting in the passenger seat while PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC The enormous cross that greets you as you arrive to campus is a pretty leading statement that this is a Christian university. However, I have had the privilege of meeting numerous people who don’t identify PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC It’s not that there are no creative types in higher education. It’s that the ladder of modern education requires a level of organization and type-A memorization that often purges the system RE:FARM ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Could Beef Be Good For People and The Planet? Regenerative, Grass-Fed Beef May Offer A Solution To Our Health, Climate Crisis PEPPERDINE GRAPHICCONTACTADVERTISINGNEWSSPORTSLIFE & ARTSPERSPECTIVESPEPPERDINE GRAPHIC MEDIAPEPPERDINE GRAPHIC SENIOR

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Pepperdine is hosting a Year Two Kickoff event for all sophomore and transfer students Aug. 20-26. The event 0 Comment / May 26, 2021 / By Abby Wilt. Sports. On Track to Make History: Karl Winter Runs at the NCAA West Regional Preliminary. Junior Karl Winter, digital editor for the Graphic, is the first Pepperdine track athlete to run in the ADMINISTRATION RESTRUCTURES CONVOCATION AS SEAVER 200 Graphic by Abby Wilt. Getting your convocation credit just got a whole lot easier. Pepperdine announced changes to the chapel requirement May 6, following a reimagining of the Office of Spiritual Life on May 3. New requirements for students lighten the credit load — reducing needed credits from 14 to 10 — and base participation on class standing and residential status. SARAH BEST ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Currents. Spring 2021: Beauty From Ashes. Fall 2020: Humans of Pepperdine. Spring 2020: Everyday Feminism. Fall 2019: Challenging Perceptions of Light & Dark. Spring 2019: The Power of Art. Winter 2019: Worship. Spring 2018: Food Edition. Fall 2017: Vox Populi — The Voice of the People. PEPPERDINE NAVIGATES CHURCH OF CHRIST INFLUENCESPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY OF LAWPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAWPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY JOBSRANKING OF PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY University Chaplain Sara Barton and Benton also referred to Pepperdine’s Bible lecture series, Harbor, as a consistent practice rich with Church of Christ influences. The 75th annual series will take place May 1 through 4, and keynote speakers will “focus on Scripture and challenges for the church today,” Barton wrote in an

email.

LGBTQ+ BY THE NUMBERS: PEPPERDINE MAKES FORWARD PROGRESS Art by Madeline Duvall. With Crossroads Gender and Sexuality Alliance and the modifications in administrative statements surrounding sexual orientation, Pepperdine has made a plethora of changes to accommodate and show acceptance to the LGBTQ+ community.. LGBTQ+ issues haven’t always been in the spotlight at Pepperdine, but with continuing social movements and student support, LGBTQ+ STUDENTS SHOULDN’T IDOLIZE CELEBRITIES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Students Shouldn’t Idolize Celebrities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Ally Armstrong. Celebrity addiction could be a symptom of self-esteem issues. It could potentially cause confusion as to whether being content with one’s outward appearance is merely related to having high self-esteem. This is detrimental because it could

potentially

CONNIE HORTON HELPS STUDENTS RISE ABOVE ADVERSITIES Connie Horton Helps Students RISE Above Adversities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Vice President for Student Affairs Connie Horton speaks to students in January 2020 at an Unplugged Retreat about the spiritual grounding that creation, time and nature can bring. Horton said the most rewarding part of her job is working with students. DON’T STUDY IN BED ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Furthermore, studying in bed does not allow the proper blood flow to the brain, which “sends fresh blood and oxygen to the brain, optimal brain function,” according to Robben’s article. Sitting in bed to do schoolwork can be very harmful to one’s health, especially posture. “Slouching can be bad for your

back, due to lack

A YEAR INTO ALAINA’S VOICE WITH FATHER AND CO-FOUNDER Video by Channa Steinmetz (package originally aired Nov. 7, 2019 on NewsWaves 32) “Kindness. We know it’s a simple message, but sometimes simple is elegant, or better in that sense.” Arik Housley, father of Alaina Housley, created the Alaina’s Voice Foundation with his wife, Hannah, shortly after their daughter’s death. Alaina was one of the 12 victims in the Borderline Bar and Grill SCOTT HUTCHINS EXPLAINS HIS SGA RESIGNATION ‹ PEPPERDINESCOTT HUTCHINS PEPPERDINESOPHIA HUTCHINS BEFORE TRANSITIONJ HUTCHINS CONSTRUCTIONJ HUTCHINS VTSOPHIA HUTCHINS AS A MANSOPHIA HUTCHINS

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With feelings of anxiousness and nervousness, he pressed the “post” button and immediately shut his laptop. Hutchins announced his resignation as SGA Junior Class President on the “Class of 2018” Facebook page Nov. 2 without an explicit explanation to his peers. Within several minutes, he said he received countless Facebook

messages and

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Pepperdine is hosting a Year Two Kickoff event for all sophomore and transfer students Aug. 20-26. The event 0 Comment / May 26, 2021 / By Abby Wilt. Sports. On Track to Make History: Karl Winter Runs at the NCAA West Regional Preliminary. Junior Karl Winter, digital editor for the Graphic, is the first Pepperdine track athlete to run in the ADMINISTRATION RESTRUCTURES CONVOCATION AS SEAVER 200 Graphic by Abby Wilt. Getting your convocation credit just got a whole lot easier. Pepperdine announced changes to the chapel requirement May 6, following a reimagining of the Office of Spiritual Life on May 3. New requirements for students lighten the credit load — reducing needed credits from 14 to 10 — and base participation on class standing and residential status. SARAH BEST ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Currents. Spring 2021: Beauty From Ashes. Fall 2020: Humans of Pepperdine. Spring 2020: Everyday Feminism. Fall 2019: Challenging Perceptions of Light & Dark. Spring 2019: The Power of Art. Winter 2019: Worship. Spring 2018: Food Edition. Fall 2017: Vox Populi — The Voice of the People. PEPPERDINE NAVIGATES CHURCH OF CHRIST INFLUENCESPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY OF LAWPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAWPEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY JOBSRANKING OF PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY University Chaplain Sara Barton and Benton also referred to Pepperdine’s Bible lecture series, Harbor, as a consistent practice rich with Church of Christ influences. The 75th annual series will take place May 1 through 4, and keynote speakers will “focus on Scripture and challenges for the church today,” Barton wrote in an

email.

LGBTQ+ BY THE NUMBERS: PEPPERDINE MAKES FORWARD PROGRESS Art by Madeline Duvall. With Crossroads Gender and Sexuality Alliance and the modifications in administrative statements surrounding sexual orientation, Pepperdine has made a plethora of changes to accommodate and show acceptance to the LGBTQ+ community.. LGBTQ+ issues haven’t always been in the spotlight at Pepperdine, but with continuing social movements and student support, LGBTQ+ STUDENTS SHOULDN’T IDOLIZE CELEBRITIES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Students Shouldn’t Idolize Celebrities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Ally Armstrong. Celebrity addiction could be a symptom of self-esteem issues. It could potentially cause confusion as to whether being content with one’s outward appearance is merely related to having high self-esteem. This is detrimental because it could

potentially

CONNIE HORTON HELPS STUDENTS RISE ABOVE ADVERSITIES Connie Horton Helps Students RISE Above Adversities ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Vice President for Student Affairs Connie Horton speaks to students in January 2020 at an Unplugged Retreat about the spiritual grounding that creation, time and nature can bring. Horton said the most rewarding part of her job is working with students. DON’T STUDY IN BED ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Furthermore, studying in bed does not allow the proper blood flow to the brain, which “sends fresh blood and oxygen to the brain, optimal brain function,” according to Robben’s article. Sitting in bed to do schoolwork can be very harmful to one’s health, especially posture. “Slouching can be bad for your

back, due to lack

A YEAR INTO ALAINA’S VOICE WITH FATHER AND CO-FOUNDER Video by Channa Steinmetz (package originally aired Nov. 7, 2019 on NewsWaves 32) “Kindness. We know it’s a simple message, but sometimes simple is elegant, or better in that sense.” Arik Housley, father of Alaina Housley, created the Alaina’s Voice Foundation with his wife, Hannah, shortly after their daughter’s death. Alaina was one of the 12 victims in the Borderline Bar and Grill SCOTT HUTCHINS EXPLAINS HIS SGA RESIGNATION ‹ PEPPERDINESCOTT HUTCHINS PEPPERDINESOPHIA HUTCHINS BEFORE TRANSITIONJ HUTCHINS CONSTRUCTIONJ HUTCHINS VTSOPHIA HUTCHINS AS A MANSOPHIA HUTCHINS

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With feelings of anxiousness and nervousness, he pressed the “post” button and immediately shut his laptop. Hutchins announced his resignation as SGA Junior Class President on the “Class of 2018” Facebook page Nov. 2 without an explicit explanation to his peers. Within several minutes, he said he received countless Facebook

messages and

THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN INTERACTION ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC The Importance of Human Interaction ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Madeline Duvall. Whether a smile in passing, an endearing touch, an open ear or a lingering conversation, shared moments bring vibrancy to life. No matter one’s love language, Enneagram, or place on the introvert/extrovert scale, human interaction is a necessity for all. LEARN TO UNDERSTAND DIVERSE COMMUNICATION STYLES Learn to Understand Diverse Communication Styles ‹ Pepperdine Graphic. Art by Caitlin Roark. The world is full of diverse cultures that bring with them different styles of communication. Sometimes words have different meanings across cultures, and a hand gesture can COULD BEEF BE GOOD FOR PEOPLE AND THE PLANET? REGENERATIVE Title Waves: Men’s Golf Wins Second National Championship June 2, 2021; Kicking off the Fall Semester With a Year Two Welcome Event May 26, 2021; Regenerative Agriculture: Rethinking Beef for People & The Planet May 25, 2021; Movie and Event Review: ‘Chicago: America’s Hidden War’ Pulls Back the Curtain on Violence in America May 25, 2021; Pepperdine Students Sign a Petition To LOOKING BEYOND THE GLASSY SURFACE ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Christina Littlefield “Free your mind, and the rest will follow.” I don’t usually make a habit of quoting from En Vogue, but this time the girls have the right idea. PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Art by Sacha Irick The sea interacts with the human body in mysterious ways. To those whose lives revolve around di-hydrogen monoxide — aka water — there is a certain point below the surface known A YEAR INTO ALAINA’S VOICE WITH FATHER AND CO-FOUNDER Video by Channa Steinmetz (package originally aired Nov. 7, 2019 on NewsWaves 32) “Kindness. We know it’s a simple message, but sometimes simple is elegant, or better in that sense.” Arik Housley, father of Alaina Housley, created the Alaina’s Voice Foundation with his wife, Hannah, shortly after their daughter’s death. Alaina was one of the 12 victims in the Borderline Bar and Grill A CRIME AT STINKIES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Pepperdine Releases Tentative COVID-19 Policy, Leans Toward Requirement May 27, 2021; Regenerative Agriculture: Rethinking Beef for People & The Planet May 25, 2021; Opinion: ‘If It Bleeds, It Leads’ — The Modern Implications of an Outdated Phrase May 9, 2021; A Journalist & A Survivor Reflect on the Inner Workings of A Sexual Assault Investigation May 8, 2021 PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Photo by Justina Huang Most lecture hall professors can be divided into two groups. There are those who allow laptops, cellphones and tablets into the classroom and those who do not. PERSPECTIVES ‹ PEPPERDINE GRAPHIC Editor’s Note: All seven seasons of Gilmore Girls were added to Netflix on Oct. 1. I am a man. I like red meat and Hemingway. I have

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS SPARK COMMUNITY AND CHANGE MORE THAN A GAME: HUMAN INTERACTION IN SPORTS

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INTROVERTS, EXTROVERTS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN

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VETERAN MEN'S BASKETBALL PRIMED FOR BREAKOUT THE ROAD TO INCLUSION: PEPPERDINE LOOKS TO DIVERSIFY FACULTY

BY

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS PREPS CHATEAU FOR FUTURE LAUSANNE PARTICIPANTS

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PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY REACTS TO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY DEAN’S EMAIL

AND PETITION

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY DEAN SHARES PETITION AGAINST ‘FAR LEFT INDOCTRINATING’ CURRICULUM

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PEPPERDINE ENFORCES COVID-19 PROTOCOLS DURING REMOTE INSTRUCTION

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ART DEPARTMENT CREATES WAYS TO CONNECT WITH AND VIEW ART THE LATINO/A/X STUDENT ALLIANCE EMPHASIZES COMMUNITY TO DISPLAY

DIVERSE CULTURE

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STUDENT EMPLOYEES ADAPT TO ONLINE JOBS

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STAFF EDITORIAL: STUDENTS AND SGA SHOULD WORK IN SYMPHONY ZOOM AFFECTS STUDENTS' STUDY HABITS

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PUSHING FORWARD RACIAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE IN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS

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PROFESSORS PLAN TO UTILIZE PROCTOR SYSTEM FOR FALL 2020 EXAMS OPINION: DEMAND UNIVERSALLY ACCESSIBLE MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR ALL

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STUDENTS ADJUST TO LIVING ON CAMPUS DURING AN ONLINE SEMESTER

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PEPPERDINE ERECTS ‘WAVES OF FLAGS’ MEMORIAL ON ALUMNI 'THE BIGGEST STORY WE TELL IN OUR LIVES': JOURNALISM ALUMNI REMAIN DEDICATED TO COVERING NEWS FOR THEIR COMMUNITIES

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PROVOST RICK MARRS SHARES PLANS TO RETURN TO TEACHING

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STUDENT-ATHLETES LEAD THE CHARGE FOR SOCIAL AND RACIAL JUSTICE PEPPERDINE, MALIBU PREPARE FOR FIRE SEASON

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LOOKING BACK — A YEAR IN REVIEW WITH GASH

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PEPPERDINE REMOVES PLANNED PARENTHOOD LINK FROM RESOURCES LIST PEPP SOLIDIFIES FALL 2020 PLANS

BY

SEAVER FACULTY ASSOCIATION RELEASES STATEMENT ON RACIAL INJUSTICE

BY

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GOING BACK TO THE ’BU: PEPPERDINE SHARES PLANS FOR IN-PERSON

INSTRUCTION

LGBTQ+ SPECIAL EDITION: WE ARE ALL HUMAN

BY

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

BY

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THE ABCS OF LGBTQ+

LEARN QUEER ISSUES TO COUNTERACT LGBTQIAP+ DISCRIMINATION

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IN QUEER SPACES, BEING GAY IS A PRIVILEGE

BY

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PRONOUNS SPEAK VOLUMES INSIDE A WORKPLACE SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATION: THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

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CURRENTS MAGAZINE SPRING 2020: EVERYDAY FEMINISM

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR | CURRENTS SPRING 2020

DEFINING FEMINISM

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THE OTHER SIDE: CAN MEN BE FEMINISTS?

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AND THAT'S ON PERIOD.

HE SAID, SHE SAID

BY

MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER RECEIVED DEATH THREATS FROM SPORTS BETTOR IN

2019

BY

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UNFINISHED BUSINESS: LAHEY PLANS TO RETURN EARLY RETURN — IP STUDENTS MAKE THE ROUGH TRANSITION HOME

BY

STUDENTS LEFT SCRAMBLING TO GET HOME AFTER PEPPERDINE GIVES FIVE DAYS

TO MOVE OUT

BY

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THE UNIVERSITY CONCLUDES CR/NC POLICY CHANGE AFTER EXTENSIVE

DELIBERATION

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS ADJUSTS TO UNCERTAINTY BROUGHT ON BY COVID-19

BY

‘IT’S QUITE EERIE’: CAMPUS NOW A GHOST TOWN WITH FEW STUDENTS AND MAJOR COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

BY

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OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS FACE A DECISION: STAY PUT, OR PAY DEAD RENT GET THE GRAPHIC NEWSPAPER DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX

BY

LIVE UPDATES: PRESIDENT GASH HOLDS FIRST BRIEFING AFTER CAMPUS GOES

REMOTE

BY

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COVID-19 CASES AT PEPPERDINE RISE TO 4 ADMINISTRATION MAKES MOVES AFTER STATEWIDE 'STAY AT HOME' ORDER

BY

'HEARTBREAKING': SPRING SPORTS STUDENT-ATHLETES LOSE THEIR SEASON TO

COVID-19

BY

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SOCIAL MEDIA FUELS MOVEMENT IN SUPPORT OF NON-RETURNING PROFESSOR 'I JUST CAN’T BELIEVE IT': STUDENTS IN SHOCK AND FRUSTRATION OVER SUDDEN END OF SEMESTER

BY

LIVE UPDATES: PEPPERDINE ADMINISTRATION HOLDS VIRTUAL TOWN HALL ABOUT REST OF THE SEMESTER

BY

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PEPPERDINE MOVES TO ONLINE CLASSES, STUDENTS REQUIRED TO LEAVE CAMPUS LAUSANNE AND HEIDELBERG JOIN LIST OF IP PROGRAMS SUSPENDED AMID CORONAVIRUS CONCERNS

BY

'I’M NOT READY TO GO HOME': STUDENTS FORCED TO SAY GOODBYE TO

FLORENCE

BY

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RUSHED RETURN: HOW SHANGHAI STUDENTS ADAPT IN RESPONSE TO PROGRAM

SUSPENSION

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS IN EUROPE, DC AFFECTED FOLLOWING CORONAVIRUS

SPREAD IN FLORENCE

BY

STAFF EDITORIAL: STUDENTS WANT CLARITY FROM THE UNIVERSITY ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT ALERTS

BY

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COSTS REMAIN FOR STREET VENDORS DESPITE SIGNING OF SAFE SIDEWALK

VENDING ACT

MALIBU-LOST HILLS STATION CAPTAIN DEMOTED FOLLOWING ACCUSATIONS OF MISHANDLED SEXUAL ASSAULT INVESTIGATION

BY

TRANSIENT MAN ARRESTED AFTER BREAK-IN AT STINKIES

BY

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STAFF EDITORIAL: OPINIONATED JOURNALISM IS UNETHICAL JOURNALISM M. BASKETBALL BAILED OUT BY ROSS BUZZER BEATER

BY

SGA PLANS TO LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE AMID CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY

BY

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CONFERENCE SEEDING RACE IS ON FOR MEN'S BASKETBALL FORMER PEPP DEAN SERVES ON TRUMP'S IMPEACHMENT DEFENSE TEAM

BY

PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY REMEMBERS KOBE'S "MAMBA MENTALITY"

BY

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WOMEN'S TENNIS PROCESS YIELDING STRONG RESULTS MAJOR REBUILDING MILESTONE: FIRST RESIDENT MOVES BACK HOME AFTER

WOOLSEY

BY

PEPPERDINE SUSPENDS SHANGHAI PROGRAM'S SPRING SEMESTER AS CORONAVIRUS

SPREADS

BY

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KOBE BRYANT AMONG NINE DEAD IN CALABASAS HELICOPTER CRASH SGA HELD IMPEACHMENT TRIAL IN FALL OF 2019

BY

SWIM AND DIVE HEAD COACH DEPARTS UNIVERSITY FOLLOWING INVESTIGATION

BY

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PEPP HOSTS SECOND CALIFORNIA STRONG CELEBRITY SOFTBALL GAME PEPPERDINE COMES TOGETHER TO HONOR THE REV. KING'S LEGACY AND LIFE

THROUGH SERVICE

BY

"THE STANDARD IS THE STANDARD": MEN'S VOLLEYBALL RELOADS

BY

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SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY HOSTS SECRETARY OF EDUCATION BETSY DEVOS LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

BY

MY BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL: BUILDING BLACK PRIDE

BY

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CURRENTS MAGAZINE FALL 2019: CHALLENGING PERCEPTIONS OF LIGHT & DARK FREEDOM WALL SAGA CASTS LIGHT ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PEPPERDINE AND

LGBTQ+ STUDENTS

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ART STUDENT PUSHES BOUNDARIES WITH NUDE PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT, ADMINISTRATORS PUSH BACK

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WHERE WE STAND: ONE YEAR LATER — PGM SPECIAL EDITION SEVEN-EIGHTHS: A YEAR WITHOUT ALAINA

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A YEAR INTO ALAINA'S VOICE WITH FATHER AND CO-FOUNDER, ARIK HOUSLEY

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BETWEEN THE LINES: NAVIGATING TRAUMA AND GRIEF AS A BORDERLINE SHOOTING SURVIVOR AND SUITEMATE OF ALAINA HOUSLEY FROM THE PRESIDENT'S SHOES: AKB REFLECTS ON BORDERLINE AND WOOLSEY

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PEPPERDINE DISCONTINUES WEDDINGS IN STAUFFER CHAPEL

BY

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W. VOLLEYBALL PUSHES OUT USD IN SECOND HALF OF WCC PLAY 2018 CRIME STATS REVEAL RAPE AND BURGLARY INCIDENTS AT PEPPERDINE

BY

CARUSO GIVES $50 M TO LAW SCHOOL

BY

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ADMINISTRATION SAYS NO TO BRINGING MORE FOOD OPTIONS ON CAMPUS AMIDST SGA'S PUSH FOR CHICK-FIL-A FRESHMEN LEAD SWIM AND DIVE TO THIRD PLACE FINISH AT MALIBU INVITE

BY

CHRISTIAN ABAD APPOINTED AS SGA’S FIRST DIRECTOR OF DIVERSITY AND

INCLUSION

BY

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GENESIS LAB INTRODUCES NEW TECHNOLOGY SEXUAL ASSAULT INCIDENTS REVEAL NEED FOR INCREASED COMMUNICATION AT

SCHOOLS

BY

SENIOR BECOMES FIRST WAVE TO WIN ORACLE/ITA MASTERS

BY

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CBD, MEDICAL MARIJUANA REMAIN ILLEGAL AT PEPPERDINE, DESPITE FARM BILL INAUGURATION CEREMONY CELEBRATES PRESIDENT GASH

BY

BREATH IS PRECIOUS: THE VAPING DISEASE KILLED MY MOTHER

BY

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CHANGES AND ADDITIONS IN HRL AIM TO HELP STUDENTS THRIVE U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE NEIL GORSUCH SPEAKS AT PEPPERDINE LAW

SCHOOL

BY

PEPPERDINE BECOMES MORE COMPETITIVE AS SEAVER REPORTS LOWEST ADMITTANCE RATE FOR 2019

BY

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OFFICE OF RISK MANAGEMENT PLANS AHEAD FOR UPCOMING DISASTER CONCERNS COFFEE WITH A TRANSFER CONNECTS STUDENTS AT STARBUCKS

BY

WOMEN'S SOCCER LOSES NAIL-BITER VERSUS ILLINOIS

BY

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FIRE RETURNS TO MALIBU FROSH FOLLIES BRINGS EXCITEMENT AND A SURPRISE FROM PRESIDENT GASH

BY

LESS IS MORE: CONVO RESTRUCTURES ITS PROGRAM

BY

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FALL SPORTS LOOK AHEAD TO THEIR BIGGEST MATCHUPS BOARD UNVEILS UPCOMING EVENTS

BY

IP BEGINS NEW YEAR WITH EXEC. DIRECTOR BETH LAUX

BY

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CHRISTINE BLASEY FORD PRESENTED WITH DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD PEPPERDINE ANNOUNCES NEW INITIATIVE WITH THE LOS ANGELES HOMELAND SECURITY ADVISORY COUNCIL

BY

PEPPERDINE HOSTS PRESIDENT BENTON'S LAST ASSOCIATE DINNER

BY

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PEPPERDINE ATHLETICS’ BRANDING FACES BEVY OF CHALLENGES MODERN ART IS ART, BUT IT IS ALSO MUCH MORE

BY

WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST?

BY

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HOW ARTISTS MEASURE SUCCESS STREET ART AROUND THE WORLD

BY

WYOMING ENDS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL'S HISTORIC RUN

BY

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STAFF EDITORIAL: WEALTH DOESN'T BELONG IN COLLEGE ADMISSIONS LOOKING AHEAD TO THE GASH PRESIDENCY

BY

DRUGS

BY

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LET'S BE BLUNT ABOUT MARIJUANA IN MALIBU WHERE THERE'S SMOKE, THERE'S VAPING?: JUULS USHER IN A NEW AGE OF

NICOTINE

BY

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

BY

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BOBCAT WHO SURVIVED WOOLSEY FIRE HIT, KILLED BY DRIVER IN CALABASAS FREEDOM FIGHT: HRL AND ETHICAL MISCONDUCT

BY

THE REFORMERS HOLD PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATION IN WAVES CAFE

BY

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OVERCOMING OBSTACLES ONE BREATH AT A TIME: LIVING WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS

BY

PEPP ADMIN & STUDENT REACT TO NATIONAL COLLEGE ADMISSIONS SCANDAL; CALABASAS FATHER AMONG THOSE CHARGED

BY

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STUDENTS AND FACULTY WEAR BLACK TO REMEMBER 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF LARRY

KIMMONS' DEATH

BOTH BASKETBALL TEAMS REACH WCC SEMIFINALS FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2004

BY

RED-HOT WOMEN'S HOOPS WINS SEVENTH AND EIGHTH CONSECUTIVE GAMES

BY

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CAMPUS MOURNS ALAINA HOUSLEY PEPPERDINE STAFF AND FACULTY REACT TO BORDERLINE SHOOTING

BY

COMMUNITY REACTS TO SHOOTING ON SOCIAL MEDIA

BY

*

DEVELOPING: EYEWITNESSES SPEAK OUT ABOUT BORDERLINE SHOOTING BREAKING NEWS: MULTIPLE SHOT AT NEARBY BORDERLINE BAR AND GRILL

BY

PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY REACTS TO PITTSBURGH SHOOTING

BY

*

ANNUAL SAFETY REPORT RAISES AWARENESS FOR CAMPUS SAFETY PRAYER SERVICE REMEMBERS PITTSBURGH AND KENTUCKY SHOOTING VICTIMS

BY

STAFF EDITORIAL: JAMAL KHASHOGGI'S DEATH PROVES NEED TO CONTINUE FIGHT

FOR TRUTH

BY

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THE MAN OF FEW WORDS AND MANY RESPONSIBILITIES: ANDREW K. BENTON MALIBU HIGH HOSTS THEIR FIRST STUDENT-RUN CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES

FORUM

BY

'JESUS IN THE BARRIO' CONVO ASKS 'WHERE IS GOD TODAY?'

BY

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MICHAEL FEINSTEIN LEAVES A LASTING LEGACY OF CLASSIC MUSIC UNITE PEPP MOVEMENT CONTINUES CONVERSATION ON GOOD SAMARITAN POLICY

BY

WAVES WEEKEND DRAWS ALUMNI BACK INTO PEPP COMMUNITY

BY

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SANTA MONICA COLLEGE BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON MALIBU CAMPUS CHARLES HALL TO STEP DOWN AS DEAN OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

BY

PEPPERDINE GRADUATE AND FORMER PROFESSOR ACCUSES SUPREME COURT NOMINEE BRETT KAVANAUGH OF SEXUAL ASSAULT

BY

*

PEPPERDINE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS 'FALLING' IDEBATE RWANDA PARTNERS WITH THE PEPPERDINE DEBATE TEAM FOR CONVICTED

CIVILITY CONVO

BY

PEPPERDINE PAYS TRIBUTE TO SEPT. 11 ATTACKS WITH ANNUAL MEMORIAL

SERVICE

BY

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SEASIDE RESIDENCE HALL SCHEDULED FOR LATE-AUGUST OPENING SEAVER REPORTS LOWEST ADMITTANCE RATE TO DATE FOR FALL 2018

BY

THE NEW AMERICAN DREAM: FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS NAVIGATE

CALIFORNIA COLLEGES

BY

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THE IMPACT OF CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS ON ENVIRONMENTAL CAUSES: HOW MUCH OF A DIFFERENCE DO THEY REALLY MAKE? AFTER THE INVESTIGATION: A LOOK AT SEXUAL ASSAULT AND TITLE IX

BY

PELICANS MAKE A SCENE AT SEAVER GRADUATION

BY

*

PEPPERDINE RELEASES FIRST DRAFT OF NEW GOOD SAMARITAN POLICY 100 ANONYMOUS COMMENTS. ONE VOICE THAT SET THEM FREE.

BY

PEPPERDINE HOSTS THE 42ND ANNUAL ASSOCIATES DINNER

BY

*

BEN SHAPIRO TALKS ACCEPTABLE POLITICAL DISCOURSE, RACISM AND CALLS OUT PEPPERDINE 'BITCH FEST' MODEL UN TAKES BIG WINS AT NEW YORK CONFERENCE

BY

SGA USES $10K IN FUNDS TOWARD LAWN EQUIPMENT

BY

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NEW DIRECTOR FOR LONDON INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM SELECTED PEPPERDINE ANNOUNCES NEW ASSOCIATE DEAN OF CURRICULUM AND GENERAL

EDUCATION

BY

THE GENESIS LAB CELEBRATES THE JOY OF CREATION

BY

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BEARING ARMS: WHAT IT TAKES TO BUY A GUN IN CALIFORNIA CANDIDATES FOR SGA PRESIDENT DISCUSS THEIR GOALS

BY

NOODLE BAR SETS SIGHTS ON MID-MARCH OPENING

BY

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ANDREW K. BENTON TO STEP DOWN FROM ROLE AS PRESIDENT LORENZO ROMAR RETURNS AS NEW MEN'S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH

BY

PEPP PRESENTS “PIRATES OF PENZANCE” IN SMOTHERS SPRING OPERA

BY

*

MEN'S BASKETBALL ENDS REGULAR SEASON WITH HOME WIN OVER PORTLAND SONGFEST 2018 KICKS OFF WITH SILVER SCREEN THEME

BY

PEPPERDINE RELIEVES MARTY WILSON OF HIS DUTIES, BUT SIGNALS THE START

OF A SLOW REBUILD

BY

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TWO CARS FLIP OVER IN ONE DAY MEN'S BASKETBALL WILL NOT RETAIN HEAD COACH MARTY WILSON AT END OF

SEASON

BY

DELTA TAU DELTA DEACTIVATED AFTER ALCOHOL-RELATED INCIDENT

BY

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PEPPERDINE LEGAL CLINICS AID CALIFORNIA FIRE VICTIMS PEPPERDINE WOMEN PAVE ROAD OF LEADERSHIP AND EQUALITY

BY

SEASIDE RESIDENCE HALLS ON TRACK FOR FALL OPENING

BY

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STUDENT HIT BY BUS IN BUENOS AIRES PEPPERDINE CENTER FOR SUSTAINABILITY ADDS CAR-CHARGING PORTS

BY

PEPPERDINE HOLDS MEMORIAL FOR JAKE HARRIS

BY

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PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY REMEMBERS JAKE HARRIS PEPP IT URGES COMMUNITY TO UPDATE DEVICES IN WAKE OF CYBER

VULNERABILITIES

BY

EARTHQUAKE EXPERT ADDRESSES NATURAL DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IN MALIBU

BY

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STUDENT KILLED IN CAR CRASH MALIBU FIRE CAUSED BY DOWNED POWER LINE

BY

COUNSELING GROUPS OFFER STUDENTS HELP

BY

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PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY GARDEN RESTORED INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM GROWTH RAISES QUESTIONS FOR STUDYING ABROAD

ACCOMMODATIONS

BY

PEPPERDINE GOES SMOKE-FREE

BY

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PEPP NAMED ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE CAMPUSES FARMERS MARKET COMES TO PEPP

BY

PEPPERDINE PRESENTS 'BIG FISH' MUSICAL

BY

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PEPP RECEIVES MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS FROM ORGANIZATION NEW DIGITAL HUMANITIES MINOR AT SEAVER

BY

NOODLE BAR AND PIZZERIA TO BE INSTALLED IN WAVES CAFE

BY

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WAVES COURT BECOMES MORE INCLUSIVE APP MAKES IT EASY TO BUY TEXTBOOKS

BY

"BOTH FEET IN" DRAWS A NEW BASELINE FOR MEN'S BASKETBALL

BY

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PEPP COMMUNITY DISCUSSES DACA CHANGES AT TOWN HALL LAS VEGAS SHOOTING AFFECTS PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY

BY

TWO NEW CLUBS COME TO PEPPERDINE

BY

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PEPPERDINE STUDENTS SUCCEED IN FILM AND PRODUCTION SEAVER COMMITTEE COLLABORATES ON DIVERSITY GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE

BY

PEPPERDINE COMMUNITY REMEMBERS THE LIFE OF LARRY DONNELL KIMMONS

BY

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PEPPERDINE CONFRONTS DACA CHANGES SGA FRESHMEN SENATE HIGHLIGHT

BY

PAYSON LIBRARY OFFICIALLY REOPENED

BY

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FOUNDER'S DAY CELEBRATION PAYS TRIBUTE TO GEORGE PEPPERDINE'S VISION FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK CLUB HELPS FIGHT AGAINST FOOD WASTE

BY

PEPP REMEMBERS 9/11 WITH CEREMONY AND FLAG INSTALLATION

BY

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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL HOSTS 2017 ASICS CLASSIC PEPP STEPS FORWARD IN SERVICE

BY

SURF CONVO CHANGES ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS

BY

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FROM OUR FEED: TWO FIRES BLAZED DURING HEAT WAVE SATURDAY

THE VERDICT'S OUT

BY

PEPP PLANS TO INCREASE SEAVER

BY

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BOOK IT TO THE NEW PAYSON LIBRARY PEPP UNVEILS NEW STARBUCKS

BY

FROM OUR FEED: NEW PEPPERDINE STUDENTS WAVE ONTO CAMPUS

BY

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MARV DUNPHY RETIRES

Q&A WITH THE CAST OF THE INTERFERENCE

BY

PACIFIC SOUNDS BRINGS STUDENTS TO THEIR FEET

BY

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CALAMIGOS RANCH NO LONGER AN 'ON-CAMPUS' HOUSING OPTION TWO RESIDENT DIRECTORS, ONE ICA STAFF MEMBER RESIGN FROM PEPPERDINE

STAFF

BY

PEPPERDINE RAISES OVER $500,000 DURING GIVE2PEPP

BY

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ALL ABOARD SONGFEST 2017 AKB ADDRESSES DACA, EXECUTIVE ORDERS AND CAMPUS CONTROVERSIES AT TOWN

HALL

BY

MEETING INFORMS STUDENTS ABOUT MOUNTAIN LIONS

BY

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SODEXO TO MAKE CHANGES TO CCB CAFETERIA PEPPERDINE MAINTAINS ITS STANCE AGAINST MARIJUANA

BY

DANCE IN FLIGHT SHINES A SPOTLIGHT ON CIVIL RIGHTS

BY

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SOME STUDENTS SAY "I DO" TO RING BY SPRING, OTHERS REJECT PEPPERDINE DPS SWITCHES TO ONLINE CRIME LOGS

BY

CALABASAS TO BECOME BRANCH CAMPUS

BY

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CARPOOL APP AIMS TO CREATE SENSE OF COMMUNITY A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF RACIAL TENSIONS WITHIN THE PEPPERDINE

COMMUNITY

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TRANSFER STUDENTS WEIGH IN ON EXPERIENCE

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May 09, 2021

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May 09, 2021

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May 09, 2021

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May 02, 2021

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May 02, 2021

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Track to Make History: Karl Winter Runs at the NCAA West Regional

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May 09, 2021

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