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Nate Barton

Food Sustainability: A Q&A with Professor Christopher Doran

April 9, 2018 by Nate Barton

Photo by Terra Atwood Sprinkled throughout Professor Christopher Doran’s office is: a statue of Saint Francis of Assisi, a bobblehead Jesus, and a Segway, on which he glides to and from work. A graduate of Pepperdine’s Natural Sciences Division and University of California Berkeley’s school of theology, Doran is ambidextrous in his discussions of ecology […]

Vox Populi

December 2, 2017 by Nate Barton

Thoughts on progress and populism

Don’t Kill My Vibe

April 20, 2017 by Nate Barton

I’ve been a feminist my entire life. It’s a badge I wear with honor whenever people ask. On Jan. 21, I marched with 750 thousand men, women and children at the Women’s March in Los Angeles. I was a proud ally of the feminist movement and a tired soldier seeking catharsis. All around, there were […]

Faith Edition: Letter From The Editor

April 21, 2016 by Nate Barton

Photo by Cecily Breeding Dear Reader, Faith is all around us. It affects Netflix binges, global geopolitics, meme culture and, of course, education. Pepperdine stakes its identity in the idea that education isolated from faith is incomplete. Now, scholars and critics increasingly realize that the sequestration of values from education makes for a fragmented worldview. […]

Why I (Still) Love The Churches Of Christ

April 13, 2016 by Nate Barton

A born-and-raised Church of Christer reflects on how to love a denomination while recognizing its faults.

Being anti-cliche is cliche

February 9, 2016 by Nate Barton

Art by Chris Chen Throughout high school, I defied cliches at every turn. I played varsity basketball, but I was also a soft-spoken academic who liked to write for the school paper. I took German because everybody else took Spanish. I grew up overseas. I picked a university that was far-flung from the typical southeast-Michigan […]

Chasing The Snow – Currents Magazine Fall 2015

November 30, 2015 by Nate Barton

Campus recreation’s equipment is put to the test in freezing weather

Letter From The Editor – Currents Magazine Fall 2015

November 30, 2015 by Nate Barton

Photo by Cecily Breeding Dear reader, Less than 5 percent of my high school graduating class left the state of Michigan for college. I went the farthest. When I told them that my destination was California, their eyes widened as they mentally compared a brutal Detroit winter with Christmas on the beach. When I arrived […]

Staff Picks Of The National Parks: Big Sur, Nate Barton, Editor-In-Chief – Currents Magazine Fall 2015

November 30, 2015 by Nate Barton

Members of currents staff drove all over the state to share their favorite California parks and to inspire your next road trip.

White America, it’s Time to Wake Up

August 30, 2015 by Nate Barton

Art by Kris Harper The biggest disconnect between the #BlackLivesMatter movement and “white America” is not political, economic or institutional — it’s emotional. Of course, there are severe structural inequalities between black and white communities, and of course they merit discussion. For instance, the black unemployment rate has remained twice as high as white unemployment […]

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