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 By Erik Squire Staff Writer With a view of the explosive sunset and the streams of red and white lights, an office with a window never seemed so nice. What makes the sights even more special is when the office flies about 100 feet above the Southern California coastline. Jorge Jarrin, traffic reporter for KABC radio since 1985, earns a living flying among some of Los Angeles’ … [Read more...] about Looking down from great heights

 By Holli LeMarr Staff Writer Now earning units is as simple as watching a movie. Well, you’re required to do more than just watch the movie, but accumulating credits while being entertained isn’t too shabby either. A Social Science Perspective on Film, a series of one-unit, credit/no credit film classes, is now being held on Sunday evenings in Elkins Auditorium and Keck … [Read more...] about Pep has ‘hidden’ film class

 Julieanne Leupold Traditionally, Homecoming is associated with a rival football game, some brightly decorated floats and a decked-out court of kings and queens. Alumni plan vacations around the game and festivities to return to their alma mater for a revival of the old college pride. Pepperdine is not a traditional school. We have no football team — no grand parade with the … [Read more...] about Namaste: Reviving old college enthusiasm

 By Sarah Pye Assistant Lifestyles Editor “5 … 4 … 3 … 2 … 1 … You did it!” Students in Dr. David Lowry’s Saturday morning yoga class are well acquainted with this phrase. It is just a small part of the running commentary Lowry keeps up to motivate students during the 90-minute class, offered through the Intramurals department.Lowry, a communication professor, teaches yoga on … [Read more...] about Prof finds peace