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Falling in love with a wonderful city

October 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Crystal Luong London Correspondent They say college is the time you meet the one you’ll spend the rest of your life with, and I think I’m falling in love. When I’m away for too long on my travels, I get a feeling of longing. Life is a constant whirlwind of new sights and sounds. I yearn for more.  I confess, I’m in love with…the London program. There’s never a moment to … [Read more...] about Falling in love with a wonderful city

Cheers to Russia: Let the reforms commence

October 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By: Sarah Pye Living Editor If there’s one thing that Russia needs, it’s looser drinking laws. But now, according to a recent Associated Press article, the stringent Russian laws regulating alcohol consumption have been loosened to allow drinkers “one for the road” before driving home. According to the article, the relaxation of the law was designed to bring Russian … [Read more...] about Cheers to Russia: Let the reforms commence

Constructing houses and creating homes: A Habitat for Humanity

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Sarah Pye Living Editor At 7 a.m. Saturday, most people on campus were likely still snuggles cozily under their covers. But one group of service-oriented students was already gathered down in Rho parking lot at the break of day, ready to attend Pepperdine’s first Habitat for Humanity build this semester. Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit organization that … [Read more...] about Constructing houses and creating homes: A Habitat for Humanity

Resident tells story of our capital city

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Sarah Pye Living Editor With the recall date looming closer and closer, it seems the whole world had its eye turned toward Sacramento. While the veritable freak show that has descended on the town continues to be the hot topic in the news, I find it tragic that so few people are aware of what the essence of Sacramento truly is. Everyone but Big Bird is campaigning for … [Read more...] about Resident tells story of our capital city

Suites should not become living areas for off-campus students

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By DeNae Thomas Staff Writer Dear RA: Perhaps you can help me with this dilemma. There is this guy living in my suite. I am pretty sure he is one of my suitemate’s friends. I overheard him talking about hating living off campus because he has to get up early to drive to class. I can understand that – but his stuff is all over the suite area. I can hardly walk into my room. … [Read more...] about Suites should not become living areas for off-campus students

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